Sponge floor mop with wringing mechanism, 32 cm, white
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Wring without touching the sponge
Sliding the mechanism near the head folds it and compresses the sponge to remove excess water. There is no need to remove the pad or use a separate wringer. Rinse the sponge in a sufficiently large bucket or under running water.
Floor suitability and manoeuvrability
- Surfaces: ceramic tiles, porcelain tiles, vinyl flooring and other surfaces suitable for wet cleaning.
- Floor panels: use only where the flooring manufacturer permits wet cleaning, and wring the sponge thoroughly beforehand.
- Construction: a metal handle, an overall length of approximately 126 cm and a movable head joint help with cleaning along walls and under furniture.
The handle unscrews for dismantling, while the slim design takes up little storage space. The set includes the mop, a sponge pad and original packaging.
| Handling | Lightweight and easy to handle |
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| Storage | Space-saving design |
| Handle construction | Dismantles by unscrewing the joints |
| Wringing | Built-in mechanism folds the head and compresses the sponge |
| Sponge properties | Absorbent |
| Suitable surfaces | Surfaces suitable for wet cleaning; floor panels only where permitted by their manufacturer |
| Colour | White |
| Head width | Approximately 32 cm |
| Overall length | Approximately 126 cm |
| Handle material | Metal |
| Head joint | Movable |
| Sponge construction | Soft, layered |
| EAN | 5907451354179 |
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Does it need a special wringer bucket?
No. Rinse the sponge in a sufficiently large bucket or under running water, then use the built-in mechanism to wring it without touching the wet pad.
Can it be used on floor panels?
Yes, provided the flooring manufacturer permits wet cleaning. Wring the sponge thoroughly before cleaning to reduce excess water on the surface.
