Cleaning JML | Flat Mop With Bucket – The Self-Wringing Wash And Dry Mop And Bucket System

The Self-Wringing Wash And Dry Mop And Bucket System

Flat Mop With Bucket Is The Gentle Way To Mop Your Floors Without The Effort Of Bending Over, Pressing Down Onto A Mop Bucket And Spreading Dirty Water Back Onto Your Floors. With Its Unique Twin-Chamber Bucket And Flip-Up Flat Mop Head, You Never Have To Worry About Back Strain Or Spilled Buckets Of Dirty Water. The Secret Is In The Two-Stage Wringing Lid On The Twin-Chamber Bucket. Flip Your Mop Vertically, Slide It Into The ‘Wash’ Slot And Get It Soaked In Clean, Soapy Water. Then, Slide It Into The ‘Dry’ Side Of The Bucket And Remove Any Excess Water So You Have Just The Right Amount To Clean Your Floors Without Leaving Puddles. Mop As Normal With The Wide, Absorbent, Microfibre Mop Head And Then, Wring It Off Again In The Dry Side, Removing The Dirty Water From The Floor And Keeping It From Contaminating The Clean Side! Perfect!

Twin-Chamber Bucket For Wet And Dry Wringing

Mopping With Flat Mop Means You Always Have Just The Right Amount Of Clean Water On Your Mop Head, Which Is Essential For Cleaning Your Floors. The Twin-Chamber Bucket With Its Ingenious Wet And Dry Lid Means You Get To Just Flip Up The Mop Head And Plunge It Into Clean Soapy Water. But, You Don’T Want That Much Water All Over Your Floors So, Just Slide It Into The ‘Dry’ Slot, Up And Down A Few Times Against The Face Of The Slot, And It Will Squeegee Out All The Excess Water So You Don’T Have It Forming Dirty Puddles On Your Floor.

No More Bending

With Traditional Mops, You Have To Put So Much Pressure Onto The Mop Head To Wring It Out, You’Re In Constant Danger Of Bending, Straining And Even Accidentally Leaning Too Far Into It And Knocking The Bucket Over- Sending Dirty Water Spilling All Over Your Nice Clean Floor! The Gentle Way That Flat Mop With Bucket Lets You Mop Means You Never Have To Put Any Effort Or Bending Into Wringing Out Your Mop. Just Flip Up The Mop Head, Push It Up And Down Against The Drying Slot, And Plunge It Back Into Clean Water.

Keeps Clean And Dirty Water Separate

The First Few ‘Dunks’ Of A Mop Give You Clean Water For Your Floors, But After That The Fact That The Dirt Is Being Put Back Into Your Clean Water Means That Eventually, You’Re Actually Mopping Your Dirty Floors With Dirty Water! Having Two Separate Chambers In One Easy-To-Use Bucket Means You Never Put Dirty Water Into Clean! Just Wring The Dirty Stuff Out Into A Separate Chamber, Leaving Your Mop Head Clean And Not Contaminating The Clean Water.