After use, be sure to thoroughly wash and wring out the mop, then store it in a well-ventilated area to prevent it from developing an unpleasant odor.
If the mop has an odor, you can use diluted bleach to clean it.
If hair is stuck to the mop, you can use a brush to help remove it or wait for it to dry before using tape to remove it.
Mops made of finer fabrics are less suitable for heavy oil stains, as they are not economical and will shorten the mop's lifespan.
To maintain a clean and hygienic home, it is recommended to replace the mop head every two to three months.
When using cleaning agents, do not use too much, otherwise residue may remain, affecting the mop's lifespan.
