Mops

Categories: Products | Home & Garden
    • Inventor: Eddie Key
    • Mop holder patented in 1837
    • Common household tool
    • Typically used wet or dry
    • Can be made of different materials like yarn or foam sponge
    • Combined with water bucket
  • A mop is a tool used to clean surfaces such as floors, walls, and tiles. There several different kinds of mops for different types of cleaning and surfaces.
  • Dry Mops

    Dry mops or dust mops are used to pick up dry materials like dust, dirt, or sand. A dry mop is usually the first step in cleaning a floor for this reason. Dry mops are typically made out of some type of yarn or other microfiber thread. A dry mop is often a suitable replacement for a broom since it can pick up material rather than just push it around. The best way to clean a mop that has been saturated with dirt is to machine wash it.
  • Wet Mops

    A wet mop is used for the second step of cleaning a floor. With the dry particles of dirt removed, the wet mop is used to dissolve and absorb dried liquids and mud. The mop is dipped in a bucket of cleaning solution and wrung out to remove excess water. The floor is wiped clean and must be allowed to dry.
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