Both sides of the bucket turn the head, so it is scrubbed in the wash water and then spun dry in the stainless steel basket, and the wheels, pull-up handle and drain plug mean the full bucket never has to be carried and tipped.
A mint green spin mop bucket with dual drive. The wash side has its own rotating seat, so the head turns while it is rinsed, and the stainless steel basket on the other side spins it dry.
Two rear wheels and a pull-up handle at the front let the full bucket be wheeled like a trolley. A soap pump is built into the rim, and a plug near the base lets the dirty water out without tipping.
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Dual drive: wash and spin
The head is turned on both sides of the bucket. In the wash side it sits on a rotating seat and turns against the water to loosen dirt; moved to the stainless steel basket, it is spun to throw the water out.
Hands stay dry — the head is washed and wrung without being touched.
90–100% water removal — as rated by the factory; treat it as a best case.
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Soap pump and stainless basket
A pump bottle sits in the rim between the two sides, so detergent goes straight into the wash water. The spin basket is perforated stainless steel with a centre hub that the head sits on.
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Round head on a 360° swivel
The round microfiber head swivels at the foot of the stainless steel pole, so it can be turned flat under sofas and along the edge of furniture without changing grip.
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Wheels, handle and drain
Tilt the bucket by the pull-up handle and it rolls on two rear wheels. When the job is done, the plug near the base empties the bucket into a floor drain instead of lifting it to a sink.
A wheeled spin bucket is bulky and mostly air, so container loading depends on how the buckets nest and how the pole is packed. Ask for the carton size and units per carton before working out freight per unit.
Sea freight is the only sensible route for a full order; spare round heads are light and ship well as a separate refill carton.
Trade terms, freight options and document sets are the same for every order and are set out once on ordering terms.
