Discard these mop heads after use to prevent spreading contaminants. Often used in hospitals, they’re made with a nonwoven fabric that absorbs more liquid but resists binding with disinfectants better than cotton mop heads. This means they keep the disinfectant on your surface and not on the mop. They don’t require soaking in order to break them in like cotton mop heads do. The material is low linting, which limits residue and fibers left behind while cleaning. Use them with a clamp-on mop handle (not included).

When using these mops with disinfectants, spray the disinfectants directly on to the surface instead of soaking the mop in them.

Mop Head Construction—The number of yarn threads (plies) twisted together to make a single strand in a mop head. The greater the number of plies, the more durable the mop head.

Mop Head Weight—Sometimes referred to as a mop’s size, this is the actual weight of the dry mop head. The heavier the mop head, the more liquid it can hold.

These microfiber mop heads provide excellent liquid and dirt pick up, dry floors quickly, and are low linting. A tailband secures the strands to prevent them from tangling and allows the strands to lay flat for wide, even mop coverage. Use the colored headband and tailbands to assign different mop heads to different jobs and areas to help eliminate cross contamination. Use with a clamp-on mop handle (sold separately).

Mop Head Weight—Sometimes referred to as a mop’s size, this is the actual weight of the dry mop head. The heavier the mop head, the more liquid it can hold.

Note: Mop head length and width measurements are approximate.

Assign different colored mop heads to different jobs and areas to help eliminate cross contamination. Made of a cotton/synthetic fabric blend, these mop heads are more absorbent than cotton mop heads and able to withstand heavy use. All have loop ends, which resist fraying and unraveling and are lower linting than cut ends. A tailband secures the strands to prevent them from tangling and allows the strands to lay flat for wide, even mop coverage. Use with a clamp-on mop handle (sold separately).

Mop Head Construction—The number of yarn threads (plies) twisted together to make a single strand in a mop head. The greater the number of plies, the more durable the mop head.

Mop Head Weight—Sometimes referred to as a mop’s size, this is the actual weight of the dry mop head. The heavier the mop head, the more liquid it can hold.

Note: Mop head length and width measurements are approximate.

No need to buy a special mop handle. These heads thread onto standard threaded broom handles. Made of a cotton/synthetic fabric blend, these mop heads are more absorbent and sturdier than cotton mop heads. All have loop ends, which resist fraying and unraveling and are lower linting than cut ends. A tailband secures the strands to prevent them from tangling and allows the strands to lay flat for wide, even mop coverage. Handle sold separately.

Mop Head Construction—The number of yarn threads (plies) twisted together to make a single strand in a mop head. The greater the number of plies, the more durable the mop head.

Mop Head Weight—Sometimes referred to as a mop’s size, this is the actual weight of the dry mop head. The heavier the mop head, the more liquid it can hold.

Note: Mop head length and width measurements are approximate.

Also known as deck mops. Mop head is cotton for good absorption.

Mop Head Construction—The number of yarn threads (plies) twisted together to make a single strand in a mop head. The greater the number of plies, the more durable the mop head.

Mop Head Weight—Sometimes referred to as a mop’s size, this is the actual weight of the dry mop head. The heavier the mop head, the more liquid it can hold.

Note: Mop head length and width measurements are approximate.

Pull the lever to squeeze out excess dirt and water.

Polyurethane foam mops have good resistance to cleaning solutions. Sponge remains soft whether wet or dry. PVA foam mops are lint free, highly absorbent, and have high chemical resistance. They are soft when wet and hard when dry.

Mops with two wringers per side press out more water than mops with one wringer per side.

Polyurethane foam mop heads have good resistance to cleaning solutions. Sponge remains soft whether wet or dry. PVA foam mop heads are lint free, highly absorbent, and have high chemical resistance. Soft when wet, hard when dry.

Microfiber fabric provides excellent liquid and dirt pick-up and dries floors quickly.