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Mop for very dirty floors, we use it at any time of day to remove any type of dirt, with the addition of hundreds of chemical products.
To ensure you clean your floor thoroughly, disinfecting it effectively and thus eliminating germs and bacteria, you need to wash the mop every time you use it.
Like all the tools we use at home, the mop also requires attention, hygiene, and cleanliness. It’s very convenient and easy to use, very practical because with just one swipe, the floors are clean, shiny, and dry . However, if the mop isn’t as clean as it should be, the work done is practically useless.
When to wash and recycle your mop and when to throw it away
Normally, when a mop is dirty, people think about throwing it away and buying a new one . This behavior is incorrect, because a mop is only thrown away when it’s irreversibly worn out and therefore impossible to clean properly , like rags.
However, when it’s still new or almost new, it’s enough to clean it in an ecological, economical, and natural way using home remedies that have been around since ancient times.
An effective remedy for cleaning the mop is baking soda.
An effective way to clean your mop is to use baking soda , which is useful at any time and occasion in the kitchen, as it allows you to thoroughly sanitize and clean not only kitchen utensils , but also the utensils used to wash the floor.
Simply pour half a glass of baking soda into a bucket of warm water and then soak the rags or mop for a couple of hours. After the set time has passed, rinse until the water runs clear. If you wish, you can even wash the mop in the washing machine, always using baking soda. In this case, place the product in the detergent drawer, then set the temperature to at least 70 degrees, and start the wash.
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