How do you wring it out? Just with your hands? Update: Hey all! Thank you for the very prompt responses. They've let me know what I needed to know.
1521784
Yes, you wring it out with your hands. Just like you would wring out a cleaning cloth. This product is a must buy, better than any mop on the market!
1521785
I have a 2 pc. red mop bucket that I purchased at Walmart and it has a ringer on it that you put the mophead into and twist and push down at the same time, I love it.
1521786
I purchased a mop bucket with a wringer built in made by Rubbermaid for a very reasonable price of about $11 which works great. However you can wring it out with your hands easily if necessary.
1521787
There is a mop bucket with a wringer that is perfect for this mop. The bucket is red and can be found where O'Cedar products are sold. It looks flimsy but is very lightweight and durable.
1521788
My mom bucket has a ringer, but you can use your hands. It holds a lot of water, so you'll have to put some muscle into it.
1521789
No, you can, but I don't. I have a bucket (purchased at WalMart) that has a wringer type attachment that snaps into the bucket!
2215251
I do quite often, and it really helps. It's a little awkward, but it doesn't hurt or anything. Hope this helps :)
295404
You squeeze it. In my opinion, it doesn't work. I returned mine to the store.
1353359
My husband and I got it done together and four hands did make it easier. I would try and get someone to just function as a holder if you could.
2207565
I spent an hour trying various ways to handle it with one hand. To fold it, I lifted the handhold on one side until the chair started to fold, then pushed it against my leg to finish the job. I'm 73 and a little worse for wear and found it difficult to lift it high enough to put in the trunk. The only way I could do it was to lift it off the ground, then swing it around and up, rotating my body 180 degrees. Sounds awkward, but after a few tries became rather easy to do.
437169
Hi,OK. Thanks. It doesn't sound too hard. Someone made it sound like it was very cumbersome to do.
564932
It works. You just have to squeeze the hand brake all of the way, and then push in the red button. You have to squeeze super hard.
658581
gosh I think that would be difficult. I am not very coordinated but if you only have the use of one hand and are proficient with that hand it might work for you. I have full function of all my limbs. etc. and I am at that point in life where everyday stuff is always getting more difficult. so good luck to you.
1372808
I agree it can get very tricky especially when you first buy it. The way I figured it out is by pressing the lil button it has on the back and in the beginning of every tool it has a lil nip so pull on the lil nip to be able to pull the tool you trying to use. I highly disagree on the "one handed operation" but once you figure it out it's very helpful.
1688578
I usually push it out using a sliding motion with my thumb. If that isn't working, get some needle nose pliers or tweezers and try that way, but apply as LITTLE as pressure as you can if using the pliers.
1488881
It's a very tight fit. We sort of wiggled side to side and slid forward as we did that and it just worked itself in, but it was a little bit. My co-worker has stronger hands than me and got it. Know that's not much but hope it helps.
1309144
Hold in the two buttons on the side and pull it out. It may take a little strength
823962
use something and poke it it will bounce right out :)or just use your finger nail to push it down
1932851
Just pop out the smaller side. Use your finger nail. It gets easier as you use it!
541574
You just pull it out. Make sure there is no water in it, and pull. Give it nice, even pressure and it will come out.
861863
This was an issue for me as well. You have to twist then pull apart. It is quite hard at times.
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Just pull it straight out or maybe try twisting a little to left or right as you're pulling it out. It has a little bit of tension to keep it in place but a good tug will release it.