How does it attach? I need a mop head with two metal screws sticking out of the back, to which i can screw on the plastic bolts that come with the me
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the metal screws have been replaced by 2 plastic screws & comes with wing nuts...it should work fine for your roller mop...my mop was / is well over 10 years old at the time i placed a replacement order from amazon.com...
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To remove the mop head you can either step on it while it's on the floor & pull up on the handle OR simply tug using the strands. The mop head should pop right off. Other reviews mentioned directions- mine did not have any.
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There are several mops on the market with this similar design and function. Unfortunately, the mop heads are not universal. You would need to use the Liberman head. You can buy replacement heads.
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I use a wet piece of cloth (or whatever you prefer) and attach it to the mop.
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The floor mop pictured is hard to assemble. Two have broken while we were trying to connect the handles. I'm sorry I can't give you an answer on where it comes from. I won't buy another one.
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The mop head can swivel to the other side of the mop which would be clean again. I also have the heavy duty mop which has one side that is very thick piling (is great for wood floors) and the other side is the terry cloth. I love both of them!
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Step on the white fringe of the mop on the side - (do not put your foot on the blue part) at the same time twist with the handle it should just snap off. It's really easy and you shouldn't even have to touch the mop head.
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I think they forgot to give me the handle because I didn't get one. I read somewhere that the handle was small. I bought a mop and unscrewed the handle, then just used that. It worked out fine.
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If you have a libman mop this mop head will fit to it. They pop into the mop holder they do not screw into. The libman mop is the best mop to get it. It cleans very well no streaks and it's easy to use. You can clean baseboards and ceiling fans. Hope this helps you.
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I don't understand the question, it comes with 2 mop heads if that what you mean?
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The mop refill has two plastic bolts that are part of the molded base that holds the sponge. Also included are two plastic nuts to tighten the refill. If you find the holes for the bolts are too close, simply drill two new holes in the metal base so the refill mop head will fit!
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The handle is two pieces of metal tubing (so the mop can fit into a box for shipping). The two parts are screwed together with a plastic sleeve. In my opinion, that junction is the weak point and there is a very slight flex there. It is sturdy enough for mopping and I still love my DynaMop.
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There are two screw locks on the handle. One is a screw on the end of the handle, and the other is an internally threaded collar that slides up and down the handle. The first thing you do is push the handle hard into the mop head, and turn it clockwise to tighten it into the broom head. It CAN be slightly difficult to push it into the broom head, because there are some bumps on the handle that have to be pushed into the broom head pretty hard - they kind of "snap" into the head and then you can tighten it. After the handle is screwed into the head, you slide the collar down onto the broom head and tighten that. The collar prevents the handle from twisting out of the head. There are two screw locks on the handle. One is a screw on the end of the handle, and the other is an internally threaded collar that slides up and down the handle. The first thing you do is push the handle hard into the mop head, and turn it clockwise to tighten it into the broom head. It CAN be slightly difficult to push it into the broom head, because there are some bumps on the handle that have to be pushed into the broom head pretty hard - they kind of "snap" into the head and then you can tighten it. After the handle is screwed into the head, you slide the collar down onto... » Read More There are two screw locks on the handle. One is a screw on the end of the handle, and the other is an internally threaded collar that slides up and down the handle. The first thing you do is push the handle hard into the mop head, and turn it clockwise to tighten it into the broom head. It CAN be slightly difficult to push it into the broom head, because there are some bumps on the handle that have to be pushed into the broom head pretty hard - they kind of "snap" into the head and then you can tighten it. After the handle is screwed into the head, you slide the collar down onto the broom head and tighten that. The collar prevents the handle from twisting out of the head. « Show Less
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There is an opaque guard ring above the mop head on the mop handle, pull that up towards the mop handle away from the mop head. Then remove the old mop head and replace it with the new one. You may need to give it a tap with a hammer or a twist with a wrench if it has been in place for a long time or rusted.
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At the bottom of the steam-it, there is a hard circular plastic tube like at the end of a vacuum hose. It has small, spring-loaded knob. You fit the mop head or deflector nozzle, both of which have slightly larger plastic hard tube and hole for the knob, over the top of the other and the knob fits through the hole to lock it in place. There's also a squeegee attachment that fits the same way, but honestly it's difficult to lift the whole thing and hold it while trying to use as a squeegee on bath walls, windows, etc.
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Unfortunately as long as I've had this mop, I've never been able to figure it out. Even hurt my hand once trying to do so. Sorry
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I don't know, however the mop head comes with it's own pole. Hope this helps.