Vileda1-2 Spray Microfibre Mopping SYST

Assembly confusing

It's just so practical being able to spray and wipe and the mopp is super easy to take off and put back on.The only thing that can get tricky is filling up when you don't have a retractable water faucet (I always spilled water everywhere back when I had to use a cup) but I don't know how that could be changed.

When I saw this spray mop I thought... finally, someone got it right. No more awkward wrestling to extracate a stubborn bottle from its holder in order to refill it (why other mop designers never put a refill access on the exposed part of the bottle so that you would not have to take it out of the holder baffles me); this design went straight for glory by making the mop easy to fill and dispensing with the unnecessary bottle all together (excellent thinking).Where they didn't get it right is in the flimsy construction. I paid $50 for this mop that quite easily bends (the straight part of the mop is made of plastic - it should have been metal) and the trigger handle is also very cheap -- it is not going to stand up to even light duty repeated use.Maybe these guys could work on V2 by fixing the flaws described above and send me a free version to test because $50 is too much money for a mop that is so inadequately made.