Can I screw this mop head onto any broom handle or do I have to buy the special mop pole to fit this mop head on?
1109749
I use mine on the light and thirsty metal mop, but I tried screwing it onto a wood extension I use for painting walls and the mop head screwed onto it so I think it's universal threading and would probably screw onto a broom handle also.
1044987
I think you would have make sure the other brand is exactly that same size as the brush circle. I use the same pole as the mop as it just pops off then press down on to the brush.
422030
I don't think so. The pads for my mop are flat, layered with the washing surface, then sponge, then the layer that velcroes itself to the mop base. It's about 4" x 10" (don't have it in front of me, sorry). The mop bends the head in half longways to wring it. The mop itself has only the velcro surface, no place for anything solid to attach. If I find a picture of mine to send you, I'll write again. Chris
911819
I think we took the mop down to Walmart and bought an aluminum handle for it that fit. You just jam it into the hole and twist and it stays. There is a black plastic ribbed v shaped end on the handle that goes into the hole.
93879
I used a standard broom handle, the kind where the broom head screws on and off the handle. You'll notice on the picture of the product that there's a socket or hole between the two wing nuts. The socket is is threaded and that's where you screw it on to your broom handle. You can also use the handle for extending the reach of a paint roller. Both worked for me.
873369
Is this the only new mop head you have? Do you have others that do screw in ? If it is a replacement mop head you may have cross threaded it the first time you tried to screw it on. You could have a defective new mop head or the handle itself.
1779273
It has to be a mop with a screw on at the bottom to accommodate the mop head. I hope that helps.
1976896
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.
1637259
The new mop handle screws into the mop. I was unable to use my old mop handle.
740096
Just step on the mop fiber close to the plastic head and bend the handle to the left or right. Google Dyno mop and scroll down to see a demo. :)
143199
It fits on my Bono mop, so I would assume it fits on the one it was made for. Great mop head!
2020228
It is super easy to replace the mop head! I take it off and wash it every time I use the mop (I've had it for about 4 years), and it's the same process with a new mop head. Here's a description of the process: There is a plastic (but not flimsy) clip at the end of the pole holding the mop head to the pole; I pull out the clip and then slide the mop head off the pole. To wash it, I also remove the plastic shaft that comes inserted through the center of the mop head. It just goes down into the middle of the mop and then I pull it out between the strings. Then I can wash the mop head and put it all back together easily, the same way. You have to make sure to pull the shaft all the way to the top of the mop head, though, usually by pushing the mop down while pulling the shaft until the mop head is secure. As a note, the shaft is a little flimsy--plenty sturdy for me, but my husband cracked one of the little pieces on the shaft when he was using it. I'm not sure how, but I haven't had any problems.
1637258
The mop I have has a screw on handle to the mop, sorry not sure a clip on would work.
1954760
I bought mine last year and have had no trouble. I love my mop. They are a little tricky to get on the handle, though, but they worked very well.
1368658
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...
1576305
The handle extends to that of a standard mop; and it retracts to about half the length......about the middle of the pole. You'll love this mop! Hope this helps ;-)
644969
What you actually get is the screw-on attachment. The attachment fits on any broom or mop handle. The hanglers sit inside the attachment, then you simply twist the broom handle to make the hanglers fit over the metal strips in the ceiling tile.