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Best mop bucket???
danih
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I've used so many cheapies over the years. My current mop bucket has a handle that keeps popping out, and the bit for squeezing out your mop keeps coming off.
So time for a good quality mop bucket.
Any ideas?
So time for a good quality mop bucket.
Any ideas?
:j got married 3rd May 2013 :beer:
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Suppliers of proper commercial cleaning products will have buckets, mops etc that are far stronger than the tat offered to consumers. ExampleA kind word lasts a minute, a skelped erse is sair for a day.0
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I bought a Vileda one a couple of years ago and it's still going strong. I'd recommend it - I bought it to replace a cheap one and I completely agree that it's annoying when the wringer section pops off!0
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Cheap ones are beyond the pail.
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I bought an old fashioned galvanised mop bucket for £5
Its one solid monster!!!0 -
Thank you for all the replies! Am googling all suggested options.
I'm usually a big fan of cheap and cheerful, but 3 or 4 pounds every few weeks for something that doesn't work, is highly irritating.:j got married 3rd May 2013 :beer:0 -
I actually use one from poundland and it's great. It's about half the size of a normal one so isn't too heavy to carry when there's water in it, and it easily fits in a cupboard. This is my second one, the first lasted nearly two years until I left it outdoors and someone hit it with the lawnmower and cracked it!0
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