I have tried other spin mops and none of them spins out the water enough. Does the Twist & Shout Mop spin out to a slightly damp state?
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Yes, Twist and Shout Mop wrings out the mop head dry with a gentle push on the handle. The mop head can get as dry as you would like. We suggest that you watch our comparison video on the official Twist and Shout Mop website under the "Compare" tab.
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Yes....it does come out like that. You just spin it until it is the way you want it. I usually give it about five good spins to get it barely damp.
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I think so, the roulette wheel (I will call it) is heavy and very well balanced. It seems to have good bearings in it. It will spin as fast as you pump. I got mine for my laminate flooring and I feel I can get it down to what I would call a slightly damp state.
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In my experience, you can spin the mop almost too dry. I have actually had to dip it back into the water because it dried out too much. You cannot go wrong with this mop. It is the best thing I have ever used for mopping floors. The only thing I am not totally in love with is the length of the handle. Even that is fixed now as an extension is available that makes it an ideal height for me at 5'5". There are also replacement mop heads available. I was able to mop my entire house in a very short time due to the convenience of this mop and how dry it left the floors. I'd give it 10 stars anyday!!! In my experience, you can spin the mop almost too dry. I have actually had to dip it back into the water because it dried out too much. You cannot go wrong with this mop. It is the best thing I have ever used for mopping floors. The only thing I am not totally in love with is the length of the handle. Even that is fixed now as an extension is available that makes it an ideal height for me at 5'5". There are also replacement mop heads available. I was able to mop my entire house in a very short time due to the convenience of this mop and how dry it left the floors. I'd give it 10 stars... » Read More In my experience, you can spin the mop almost too dry. I have actually had to dip it back into the water because it dried out too much. You cannot go wrong with this mop. It is the best thing I have ever used for mopping floors. The only thing I am not totally in love with is the length of the handle. Even that is fixed now as an extension is available that makes it an ideal height for me at 5'5". There are also replacement mop heads available. I was able to mop my entire house in a very short time due to the convenience of this mop and how dry it left the floors. I'd give it 10 stars anyday!!! « Show Less
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I feel like mine spins out great! As a matter of fact, my washing machine broke today and wouldn't drain, I got all but about 5 inches out and then used my Twist & Shout mop to get all the rest of the water out because it picks up so much water and spins it out so great. I am so glad I bought this mop instead of the Hurricane!!!
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To be honest I barely even use the spin lock. If you extend it at far as it will go and then tilt the mop head, it loses its ability to retract anyway. But No, I dont believe it loosens
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You have to twist and push down on the mop. It doesn't take a whole lot of effort.
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No it does not have a spin cycle. What we used to do was to let the wash water drain of course, then run water in it and re-run the wash cycle while it was slowing draining the water out, that way they clothes were getting rinsed and then we just let all the final rinse water drain out and with the drain open, we ran it through another washing cycle to sling most of the water out. Worked pretty well. It does a GREAT job on washing clothes but to answer you question, NO, it does not have a spin cycle. We would then squeeze the water out by hand which was not very had to do. I have this one for sale now myself. Would take 65 for it and ship it free. donkennedy97@ yahoo. Hope that helps.
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It wrings out dryer than any other mop I've had. I have ceramic tile floors with a roughened surface and I've never had problems with puddles or soaking.
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No it does not have any bearing. You have to push down on the mop stick to make it. What I didn't like it doesn't spin enough water out of the mop.
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Yes, that is what makes is so nice. Pull it off throw it in dryer, air dry and press it back on to mop for next time
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Someone in one of the comments on another review said "Unless you push the filter down thoroughly into the tank, it leaks. I had the same problem with wet floors until I went over the directions again and pushed the filter harder the second time. After that I had no problems and am completely happy with the mop." Hope this helps.
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it has just one spin side and the other is for the water. You just put the mop into the water and then put into the spin and step on the peddle and it will wring out the excess water and you are ready to mop. Hope you enjoy yours as much as I do mine.
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Yes...........it pops off just like a SpinMop mop head and it's washable. Go here to learn more........http://www.dynamop.com/
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No wringer...see the little white basket attachment at the top of bucket? That's what you put the mop in and twist it or push gown on it to wring it. I like it better than a wringer and also this attachment on mine fits snuggly on the bucket so you don't have to worry about it coming off.
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My mop works fine. The locking mechanism when you push it upward towards the handle prevents the mop from spinning when mopping. Push downward and the mop will spin when you push down on handle. Mine works well.
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Try taking out the set of screws that hold the bladder in place and checking to see if the bladder is twisted. This is a new design of this mop that allows for a bladder replacement but sometimes if the cap is twisted on to tight it will twist the solution bladder. If this is the problem just untwist and reassemble.. If you are using the external tank to fill the mop than you have air lock..
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When the mop is wet, slowly lower it as it drains, into the spinning mechanism, as the water-logged mop will cause all the strands to fit into the spinning mechanism. Also, make sure that any strands are not caught in the mounting plate which would cause them to not go into the spinning mechanism. I hope that this helps.
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The spinning pedal is the biggest difference I found. I was looking to buy the Hurrican Mop but saw reviews that the foot pedal breaks easily so I ended up getting this mop instead. The spinning feature is built into the handle. I haven't had any problems and I am absolutely satisfied with my choice.
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It spins pretty good. I use my wonder washer, to wash my clothes and the laundry pod to spin them out. They dry a lot faster than if I ring them out by hand.
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I'm not sure what the Hurricane Mop is? I believe the mop heads are different, Also this handle pivots up and down motion when wring out the mop. I've owed 2 other spin mops in my opinion this is the best so far. I love the way you step on this mop to click in place, mop heads are fluffy, and wash up much better. "Come on the only way mopping will ever get any better is if someone comes to do it for you" My Husband likes this mop so there you go it's FANTASTIC!!!