if you buy once make sure you click the handle down good
350881
Purchased a new floor mate because the old one stopped squirting water. The first machine quit squirting water right away and I called the help line and the guy said make sure you push the handle down until you hear a big click. Sure enough I pushed it down and it clicked loudly then it began to squirt out the cleaning solution again. I noticed as you use the machine the small little suction tip becomes disengaged and you have to continually push the handle down to get it to stay locked. This machine worked about a year and quit sucking the solution. Purchased the same machine again, because really its the best machine I've found for tile and wood, even though it leaves quite a bit of water behind. This machine had the same issue. The handle did not lock down until it was pushed really hard. It is working now, but I don't know for how long. It's really too bad because it works good, when its working. It just needs a little tweaking. Someone said there is a new one out at target. I guess I'll try that next. They had a great idea. I still will always have one to help with the grout cleaning, but wish the handle didn't cause the small intake to become disengaged.
2908473
The one issue with this is the last one broke - the handle.  So need to be careful when you open and not yank on it too hard.  At times the door sticks so when I pull on the handle and it won't open, I then force it up, and that is where it starts to slowly go loose and eventually break.
2012825
This is very handy, BUT be careful how you hold the handle when you squeeze it to open something, or it will snap shut suddenly and pinch the skin between your thumb and forefinger. Ouch! Also, be sure to use the little cutting blade and the small screw driver that pull out of the bottom of the handles - and put the caps back on them to protect them.
59188
First time I used this product the silicone part came off the handle.  I was able to slide it right back on.  Not a big deal but something to be aware of for sure.
2302844
I really want to give  this 3 1/2 stars I found out that they handle is very weak you can't step on it, just put a foot in front of it to keep it from sliding I put my foot on the handle and it just broke so I had to send it back but I liked it so much I went to the store and bought another one  just to keep from having to box it back up and send it back though mail.
333823
The size and the quality off the bristles ate good the handle is comforyable.  However I tr turned my brush ad the handle was sticky down low where you would grip it.
4801989
make sure you do it right the first time, once you remove a screw you'll have to glue it together...
2274085
Investment in your hardware. might need to re-tighten the screws over time.
4618339
I like the fact that you only need one hand to make this work. The lever handle is removable and needs to come off at the end of every use for upright storage which I look at as a recipe for disaster. However so far so good.
3076047
These handles are great replacments for the stock parts.  It seems alot of people are having issues with the new handles breaking and thats not an issue with the handle or new part its self.  Your door latch is most likly the culprit, bad or broken springs sticky mechanisms and general wear and tear can case the handle to be abused and eventually break.  If your door handle broke change the latch mechanism also. Otherwise you will likly break your shiney new handle.
2148693
So far so good. I am a little concerned about the handle on top, but when I'm grinding the herb that's still a bit wet or thick, I'll move my thumb down slightly and push on the lever the handle is attached to until it feels loose enough. It's much quicker than the other grinders without the handle and the zinc gunmetal version I have feels great in your hands. I just wish that handle felt a little more sturdy, but I'd still recommend it to anyone.

UPDATE: I had to lower my score... The handle has been an issue. It has broken twice since I purchased it. The first was a month in and Fire Sale Merchants was great in replacing the entire top piece for me free of charge. Now I can't seem to get ahold of them and finding a replacement piece with this lifetime warranty has not been the easiest.

There needs to be grooves help to hold the pieces together, it's just way too much strain on that little screw. I would recommend trying to seal the entire mechanism with an industrial glue of some kind taking extreme care not to bind it up. When I got my replacement piece I put Loctite 271 on it. That stopped the screw from stripping out but it caused the screw to just rip apart about 6 months later.

Until they figure out how to get this handle to last, I have to recommend skipping this product (just get the one without the handle). Once that handle works this with be the defacto grinder, no doubt in my mind.
2709764
I do not recommend buying this item in Amazon because you will not save money versus buying at Lowe's. If you buy this locally, you get it right away plus you get left and right lever handed door, also you will get non defective item. In Amazon you must order a confusing
Left or right lever and you will get an undisclosed (defective)crooked handle set or bad thumb lever. Returning or exchanging the item
is not worth of your time.
2442400
After two attempts with aftermarket handles, I bought this one and it works great!  Don't waste your time on the cheaper ones, you will end up replacing them again with this one.
333373
A nice little product. The packaging it came in was a bit flimsy and was wide open by the time I received it, but it was inside the Amazon box, so it wasn't much of a problem. The product works ok, but only if you hold the handle down - not if you lock the handle in place.
4260503
I bought this again after I made a bad decision to go with something else. I found that one must hold pressure when not in use because I habe no lifter noise on start up.
350639
Before you buy this and so that you don't end up wasting money like I did, unscrew the two bolts with the lever (and after that the assembly all pulls out in one piece) and compare the back piece where it holds the spring with the "Danco 80991" .  This Watco is exactly the same but I found out our old bathtub (probably original with the house) from the early 90's has a longer stem behind the spring which caused the two brass piece that dangles to not go up or down properly.  Unless you need a new drain cap, definitely go with lever plate only like the Danco one and save yourself money.

We needed the drain to work so while we just swapped the original links with the weight onto the new one (just slides out), it had no issues.  I learned something as I didn't know how these levers actually worked.  There's a whole mechanism in the back that moves up and down to either drain or hold water.  Once you screw the two bolts, the cap seals against the tub and the mechanism goes up or down.  So while you screw the two bolts back in, make sure the mechanism behind the tub is vertically centered or close.  It'll likely be nasty looking so I suggest wearing disposable gloves if anything.

Our issue was the lever being old and the spring was barely latching causing it to close automatically with the water barely draining.  Adjusting the counter weight height didn't resolve the issue.  Of course the new drain cover is nice as ours was old and nasty looking.  It's really a 3-5 minute job with a flat head screwdriver.  Cheap fix!  Now the lever locks properly and drains or holds water perfectly fine.

While I was replacing this, I decided to get the hair trap made by "MPet Brands".  It does the job.  In either case this is an easy fix if your lever isn't holding it's position for your tub!
2952302
This is ergonomic and works fine.  You still need to put a little elbow grease to get the screw to move down.  When the cork is out, it sits in the top of the handle and you need to 'unscrew' it to remove it.  Although it's plastic, it seems sturdy enough.