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It is easiest when you see it done. Watch the short video guide.

A bucket with two separate chambers for dirty and clean water sounds ideal, but in practice it often does not work as expected.

Most standard buckets have just one compartment. But if you want to keep the dirty water separate from the clean water, you actually need three compartments, or two separate buckets:

1. A compartment for clean water - to start with and to rinse the cloth in clean water every time.
2. A rinse-out compartment - where the dirty water is collected after rinsing out the cloth.
3. A compartment to re-wet the cloth - so you can carry on mopping after wringing out, without dirt being left behind.

When you mop, it is important that as little dirty water as possible stays in the cloth. That is why you need to re-wet the cloth in the clean-water compartment after mopping. But after one rinse this water is no longer truly clean, which makes the two-compartment principle illogical. The cloth keeps ending up in slightly dirty water.

With three compartments or two separate buckets you can work in the right order, keeping the clean water clean and making mopping more efficient. That makes the whole cleaning process a lot easier!