1. Carlisle 3690804 Commercial Mop Bucket with Side Press Wringer, 26 Quart Capacity, Yellow - Heavy Duty Cleaning for Restaurants, Hospitals & Schools 2. Rubbermaid Commercial FGE23800BL00 Universal Headband Blend Mop, Blue - Professional Floor Cleaning for Hotels, Offices & Industrial Use

I did not like how hard it was to get the wheels on & level. Getting the handle not to pull out was just as hard. The side-press wringer will not stand up by its self when placed on the floor. The bucket itself is too wide when it should be deeper. Although I loved the fact the color was brown (that was the selling point), it makes it seem like your cleaning water is muddy looking. If I had paid only $30.00 for this bucket, then I’d say I got my money’s worth, but not the price I paid.Overall it is good mop bucket but the handle is right over where you put mop head in to wring it out needs an adjustment.I see people complaining about the wheels. That is their own fault. If you Hammer the wheels in with a mallet as it instructs you to do then they are sturdy robust and very well-built. I've been using it now for a couple of months and couldn't be happier. It's very strong very well designed and very well made. Believe me I beat the crap out of it everyday at my dog kennel and it stands up to some really hard work. Highly recommended.Once receiving this package, you'll have to insert spacers, plastic holders, within underneath the bucket's base, including the casters (wheels). It's like playing whack-a-mole to have all those damn wheels into place without them constantly exiting out of their hole. A hassle and a half having it leveled, straightened, and flushed as possible, elsewise, the whole equilibrium of this assembly topples out of balance due to only 1 set of instructions.For the strainer and handle bar, you too would have to redirect back on the purchase website, seeing what seems in place or not.I no longer have to worry about lugging a giant bucket of water (that I often splashed out of accidentally) with me throughout the entire house. Nor do I have to touch the mop head or buy specialty mops that only work for a few weeks. I can simply roll my bucket wherever I go with ease and draining the excess water from the mop is essentially effortless. Chore-life changer.it is way too flimsy.needed to be made of metal i know metal ones are available but the cost out wei.ghs the need.I saw the complaints about the wheels coming off. If they do, it means they weren't pounded in all the way. My husband used a ratchet wrench to get as close to the center as possible and then hammered hard until the wheel just wouldn't go any further. My attempt with the rubber mallet did not get them in far enough and of course the wheels came off.Pretty good tool. Seems sturdy so far. The wringer could be a little bigger, you have to finesse a large mop head into it. The casters roll smoothly, however they are a little challenging to install. The are supposed to "press fit" but - its a wheel - push on it and it spins and your hand shoots off into the sharp edge of the bucket.Es bueno y útil, te evita estar enjuagando y exprimiendo directamente el trapeador, lo único malo es que considero que el agua que se genera de exprimir el "mechudo" debería caer en otro recipiente (dividir la cubeta), y no contaminar la limpia.