Why the pad is in the centre
That is where the pole meets the head and where your weight goes when you lean on the handle. An abrasive strip round the edge would look busier and do nothing.
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Avera Spin Mop Head Refills
People who say they hate their spin mop are usually still using the head it came with. That head is microfibre and nothing else — it glides over a dried-on mess and pushes it around, which is why you end up on your knees with a cloth anyway.
It fits the O-Cedar EasyWring 1-tank spin system — the red bucket with the foot pedal. The mount is the triangular clip that system uses.
Check your bucket before ordering: it does not fit other brands of spin mop, and the mounts are not interchangeable. Avera is not affiliated with or endorsed by O-Cedar.
The microfibre loops around the outside do what the stock head does — lift dust, hair and water. The 15 cm pad in the centre adds friction, so pressing down actually scrubs instead of smearing.
Because the pad is in the middle, it sits under your weight when you lean on the handle. That is the whole design.
Hardwood, tile, marble, stone, cement, vinyl, glass and bamboo. Also works on tubs, shower walls and skirting boards if you take the head off the pole.
On sealed wood, wring it out properly — damp, not soaked. That is a rule for any mop, not just this one.
Machine or by hand. No fabric softener: it coats the microfibre and kills the pickup. Air dry rather than tumble dry.
Three in the pack is the point — one on the mop, one in the wash, one dry in the cupboard.
A spin mop is a good bucket and a wringer attached to a piece of microfibre. The bucket is fine. The microfibre is the part that gives up the moment something has dried on.
Loops absorb. They do not abrade. So the stock head lifts the water off the mark and leaves the mark.
Most people fill the bucket and start mopping, which turns the hair and grit on the floor into a paste and spreads it about.
Run the same head over the floor dry first. It picks all of that up, and the water you then use stays clean far longer.
The stock head does half the job well. A mop plus a scrub brush does the whole job and takes twice as long, on your knees.
| Feature | AveraScrub Refills | Stockmop head | Mop plusscrub brush |
|---|---|---|---|
| Scrubs dried-on messes | |||
| One tool, one pass | |||
| No kneeling on the floor | |||
| Machine washable | |||
| Works dry for hair and dust | |||
| A spare always clean and ready |
★★★★★I was about to replace the whole mop. Turns out it was the head that was useless, not the bucket.
Deborah H.Verified buyer
★★★★★Dried-on dog food used to mean a cloth and my knees. Now it comes up on the second pass.
Vanessa L.Verified buyer
★★★★★Clipped straight onto my existing bucket, no messing about.
Kim R.Verified buyer
★★★★★I use one dry first for the hair, then wet for the actual mopping. Two jobs, same head.
Louise P.Verified buyer
★★★★★Three of them means there is always a clean one. That sounds obvious and it changed my Sundays.
Aminata C.Verified buyer
★★★★★Came up fine in the machine. Do not use fabric softener on them though, I learned that the hard way.
Sarah-Jane M.Verified buyer
That is where the pole meets the head and where your weight goes when you lean on the handle. An abrasive strip round the edge would look busier and do nothing.
The loops are still the best thing there is for lifting water, dust and hair. The pad is not there to replace them — it is there to add the one thing they cannot do.
Because the head has to stay on while the bucket spins it at speed. A round mount slips; the triangle cannot rotate against the plate.
One on the mop, one in the wash, one dry in the cupboard. A single head means either mopping with a damp one or not mopping.
It fits the O-Cedar EasyWring 1-tank system — the red bucket with the foot pedal — using that system's triangular mount.
It does not fit other brands of spin mop. Check your bucket before ordering. Avera is not affiliated with or endorsed by O-Cedar.
The stock head is microfibre loops only. This one has a 15 cm scrub pad woven into the centre, so it abrades as well as absorbs.
It is a textile pad, not a wire one. It is used on hardwood, marble, tile, stone, cement, vinyl, glass and bamboo. On anything polished or delicate, try a corner first — sensible with any new pad.
Yes, and it is worth doing. Dry it picks up hair, dust and grit, which means the water you then use stays cleaner for longer.
Machine or by hand, normal detergent. No fabric softener — it coats microfibre and kills the pickup. Air dry rather than tumble dry.
Months of regular use per head, and you have three, so the rotation stretches that out considerably. They go when the loops start to flatten.
Yes, it is sized to the same 36 cm head the system is built around, so it spins and wrings the way the original does.
Yes. Take the head off the pole for tubs and shower walls, or leave it on for skirting boards and the tops of doors.