Use & Care: RinseClean Spin Mop System
More information from the O-Cedar R&D and Customer Care teams on how to use your RinseClean spin mop and bucket system, an innovative two-bucket system that allows you to mop with continuously clean water.
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How it works: O-Cedar's RinseClean spin mop system
RinseClean Spin Mop System Frequently Asked Questions
The O-Cedar EasyWring spin mop is our OG spin mop and the #1 selling spin mop in America. The EasyWring spin mop features a foot-activated pedal for hands-free wringing and controlled water release.
The O-Cedar RinseClean spin mop is our innovative 2-bucket spin mop system for the true clean freak! The dual-bucket system completely separates clean and dirty water so you are always mopping with clean. It also features our signature foot pedal for easy wringing.
All of our spin mop and bucket systems feature machine washable and reusable mop head replacements – when you’re finished mopping, toss them in the wash, air dry and use them again!
We like to pair our spin mops with O-Cedar PACS Hard Floor Cleaner – a powerful, enzyme-based cleaning pod that you toss into your mop bucket. Tough on dirt and gentle on floors, O-Cedar PACS will leave your floors clean and streak-free.
To learn more about the difference between the EasyWring and RinseClean mops.
Mop starting at the furthest point in the room, so you don’t mop yourself into a corner. Use a figure-eight pattern when mopping.
When you’re finished mopping, you can toss your mop head into the washing machine, wash, and use again!
For more specific information on how to use the EasyWring spin mop system.
For more information on how to use the RinseClean spin mop system.
*Removes, does not kill, over 99% of E. coli and Staph. aureus from pre-finished hardwood flooring and ceramic tile using tap water, as tested at an independent accredited lab
To get started, make sure the red tab on the top blue bucket is all the way closed. Next fill the opening in the blue bucket with water (and cleaning solution, if you like). Pull up the red tab to dispense the water into the bucket, and dunk your mop. Keep the tab open while mopping. The bucket auto-refills after each soak! To wring out the excess moisture, move your mop head into the wringer. Holding the handle loosely, use the foot pedal to wring out your mop. The excess water is dispatched into the bottom bucket.
To see more, check out this how-to video.
To read more about how RinseClean was designed, check out this blog post.
For a more thorough clean, mix 2 teaspoons of your favorite solution with 1.6 gallons or water. Or for an even easier hack – consider O-Cedar PACS Hard Floor Cleaner! These perfectly-portioned cleaning pods are specially designed for O-Cedar buckets and use plant-based enzymes to deliver a powerful clean with no harsh chemicals. Just toss one PAC into your mop bucket, add water, and get mopping! You’ll be floored by the streak-free results.
*Removes, does not kill, over 99% of E. coli and Staph. aureus from pre-finished hardwood flooring and ceramic tile using tap water, as tested at an independent accredited lab.
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How to Use the RinseClean Spin Mop
Fill the Bucket
- Remove or open the clean water tank (top blue bucket) and pour in warm water.
- Pull the red valve to let full capacity into the tank so it’s ready for use.
Rinse & Wring the Mop Head
- Dip the mop head into the clean water tank to saturate it.
- Place the mop head in the wringer section (separate chamber).
- Use the foot-activated pedal to spin out excess water—this controls moisture on your floors.
Mop the Floor
- Begin mopping in an “S” pattern or figure-eight motion.
- For corners, edges, and tight areas, use the 360° swivel and triangular mop head shape.
- When the mop head becomes too damp or dirty, repeat the rinse + wring steps to ensure you’re always using clean water.
Finish & Clean Up
- Once done, remove the top tank and dump out dirty water.
- Rinse both bucket compartments and allow them to dry before storage.
- Store the mop and bucket in a dry, ventilated space to prevent mildew.
How to Replace the Mop Head
Step 1: Remove the Old Mop Head
After rinsing and wringing, step on the mop head to release it from the base (typical for spin mop systems).
Step 2: Attach the New Mop Head
Align the new microfiber head with the mop base and press downward until it locks or clicks securely.
Step 3: Confirm Attachment
Give the mop head a gentle tug—if it stays in place, the replacement is successful.
Care & Maintenance Tips
Wash the Mop Head
- Machine or hand wash on a warm, delicate cycle.
- Avoid bleach or fabric softener—they can weaken microfiber performance.
Dry Properly
- Lay flat or hang to dry.
- Do not tumble-dry on high heat.
Replace Periodically
- Replace the mop head every 3 months or each season to maintain peak performance.
- Keep a spare on hand so you’re never caught without a working head.
Bucket & System Care
- Rinse out the bucket compartments after each use.
- Let all parts air dry fully before reassembling.
- Avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight or extreme heat in storage.
Why RinseClean Is a Smart Choice
- Clean water always — the separated tanks keep dirty water away from your mop.
- Hands-free wringing — the foot pedal gives you control over moisture without touching the head.
- Microfiber efficiency — the mop head removes over 99% of bacteria using just water.
- Fits multiple systems — compatible with EasyWring and works well with O-Cedar PACS hard floor cleaners.