Wonder Antibacterial Microfiber Mop Refill

A:  The refills are perfect and I am loving it

A:  No, this will only fit the Libman Wonder Mop, Home Depot SKU #533739

A:  I think you need a Libman mop Handle to work w the Libman mop head. The mop attachment is square, not cross shaped like this one. I recommend the investment. Being able to throw the mop head into the laundry is great. I have three and they all get a little fuzzy but stay light & clean.

A:  This Libman mop head will only fit the Libman mop handle. There is a plastic attachment on the head fits into the end of the handle

A:  It is a plastic top that fits in a plastic holder. You need to use the one made for the mop. Easy to use and can be put in the washer

A:  There is a clear plastic retaining collar that covers the connection point between the mop head and the handle. You must grasp ahold of this part and pull it up the handle away from the mop head. Then you should be able to pull the mop head straight off the handle. When you are ready to put the mop head back on to the handle, simply push the plastic connection point of the head into the handle tip, and then slide the plastic retaining collar up until it snaps into place. Here is a video tutorial link if you need a visual of this process: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7N8dPYc8ZA4

A:  Pull straight up on the clear plastic ring, attach mop and pull clear plastic ring down to hold mop in place! So simple

A:  It has to be Libman brand mop. You pull the collar up off of the new mophead, which is square headed, therefore will only fit one brand. Once pushed up it place, the collar snaps back down.

A:  There is a plastic ring above the mop head. Slide it up and the mop head will come off.

A:  There is a collar on the handle where the mop gets pushed into. Just pull the collar out and the mop head will follow.

A:  all you have to do is pull it away from you at the white tab on top

A:  There is a plastic slide that you push up in order to remove the mop. The slide is at the neck of the mop head.

A:  Make sure that the squeegee part is pulled up and then the head of the mop is visible. There is a little white clip there, just pull it up and then the mop head will come right off. Good luck, took me a couple minutes to figure it out too.

A:  There is a clear plastic retaining collar that covers the connection point between the mop head and the handle. Grasp ahold of this piece and pull it up the mop handle, away from the mop head. Once this piece is out of the way, pull the mop head straight off the handle. Here is a video link if you need a visual: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7N8dPYc8ZA4