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Blue Microfiber Flat Mops

• Premium split nylon/polyester blend microfiber provides optimal damp mopping performance.
• Dense 3-5 micrometer quality fiber removes more dust, dirt, and microbes than conventional cleaning products.
• Double finished edges retain mop shape with use over time.
• Durable mop construction - third-party tested tough.
• Withstands more than 300 launderings.
• Proven to clean floors 45% better than string mops, 25% better than conventional microfiber.
• Size: 5" x 18"

Microfiber Wet Mop Pads are great for cleaning most hard floor surfaces. The size of these mop pads makes them an effective tool for a quick and easy way to clean your facility or home.

• For healthcare facilities, microfiber mop pads are an essential tool for preventing cross-contamination in patient rooms.
• The microfiber pads can also be used to clean large vertical wall surfaces when a more thorough cleaning process is required.

Packaging

Blue microfiber flat mop pads are sold individually or by the case of 12.

More Info:

Can I use bleach on microfiber?

No, it is not recommended to use bleach when washing your microfiber mops. Using bleach causes the material to deteriorate, reducing the life of the microfiber.

Can I use fabric softener on microfiber?

No, fabric softener should not be used when washing your microfiber mops. Microfiber works well due to the open spaces in the fibers. When microfiber products are washed with fabric softener, these open spaces become clogged, which reduces the microfiber’s effectiveness.

Directions:

The Microfiber Wet Mop Pads work well with water and most any general-purpose cleaner. Depending on the size of the job and the number of mop pads you need, simply wet the mop pad in a small bucket or spray your cleaner directly onto the floor. The pad should be damp and not soaking wet, so wring out any excess water. Place the microfiber mop pad on the floor, blue side down, then place any of the Velcro-style hook and loop microfiber mop handles on top of the pad.

For wet mopping, work yourself backward through the room while moving the mop in a figure-eight motion, twisting the handle to turn the mop. This method ensures no "missed" spots on the floor.