To extend the lifespan of your mop, it's best to sweep away hair, dust, and debris before mopping.
When mopping, try to follow the grain of the floor to effectively remove dirt and achieve a cleaner result.
Rinsing the mop under running water is the most effective way to clean it. If you use floor cleaner, rinse the dirty mop under running water first, then soak it in a bucket of cleaner water before wringing it out and mopping.
Pay attention to the proper usage methods for different types of mops to maximize their efficiency. For example, some sponge mops need to be soaked before use.
When mopping wooden floors, avoid using mops with high water content, such as sponge mops. The porous surface of wood flooring easily absorbs moisture, which can cause warping, weaken the floor, and shorten its lifespan.
