Adding Fragrance To Steam Mop (So that it stays for days)
To add fragrance to a steam mop, you can use essential oils such as lemon, geranium, lavender, etc., either directly in the water tank or in homemade scented water with…
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How To Store Wet Mop (+Prevent Gems & Bacteria)
To store a wet mop properly, clean the mop head after each use, wring it thoroughly, and allow it to completely dry before storing. Store the mop with the head…
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How To Clean Shark Steam Mop Head (2 Easy Methods)
To clean a Shark steam mop head, you can use two methods: Method 1 involves soaking the mop head in a vinegar solution for an hour, rinsing it, and letting…
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How To Disinfect a Sponge Mop (From Bacteria & Germs)
To disinfect a sponge mop and eliminate bacteria and germs, you can use various methods like a bleach solution, vinegar soak, microwave method, dishwasher cleaning, or hot water with detergent….
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Softening Your Roller Mop Head Without Struggle (New & Old)
To soften your roller mop head, you can use a tougher cleaner solution like bleach, soak it in hot water, or add fabric softener during soaking. If the mop head…
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How To Clean A Stinky/Smelly Mop (Revive Mop’s Freshness)
To remove odors from a stinky mop, you can use vinegar, baking soda, bleach, laundry detergent, or dishwashing liquid. Soak the mop head in the chosen solution for 15 minutes,…
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Dispose of Old Mops & Cleaners (15 Eco-Friendly Disposals)
Mops are among the most popular cleaning items in the home, but they can wear off or become damaged if not handled with care.It becomes very disgusting to have a…
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How To Wash Microfiber Mop Pads (Hand, Machine or Drying)
To wash microfiber mop pads, machine wash them in hot water with gentle detergent, avoiding bleach or fabric softener. Use a mesh laundry bag to prevent tangling, and for heavily…
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5 Space-Saving Hacks To Store Brooms & Mops Without Closets
If you lack a closet for broom and mop storage, consider these alternatives: use hooks and zip ties, invest in a wall-mounted hanger or repurpose a shoe organizer. Additionally, you…
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How To Clean Dust Mops (Effortless Techniques Like a Pro)
To clean dust mops, first, shake out excess dust outdoors or use a stiff-bristle brush to remove stubborn dirt. Then, hand wash the mop head with detergent, rinse with cold…
