A mop for very dirty floors, we use it at any time of the day to remove any type of dirt, with the addition of hundreds of chemical products.
To ensure thorough floor cleaning, effective disinfection, and the elimination of germs and bacteria, it’s important to wash your mop after each use. Like all kitchen utensils we use at home, a mop also requires attention, hygiene, and cleaning. It’s very convenient and easy to use, and practical, leaving floors clean, shiny, and dry after just one wipe . However, if the mop isn’t as clean as it should be, the effect is practically zero, meaning it’s useless.
When to wash and recycle your mop and when to throw it away
Typically, when a mop gets dirty, people think about throwing it away and buying a new one . This is not true, because a mop is only thrown away when it is irreversibly worn and therefore cannot be properly cleaned like rags.
However, if it is still new or almost new, it is enough to clean it in an ecological, economical and natural way, using home remedies known since ancient times.
