Grooved grey sponge · Pull-handle fold squeeze · Steel pole
Lifting the pull handle draws the pink rods up and folds the sponge in half inside the white frame, so it is wrung out over a bucket or drain without a hand touching it.
A sponge mop with a white V-shaped frame, dusty-pink rods and a grey steel pole. The grey sponge has a grooved face and sits on a white base plate that is hinged in the middle.
Lifting the pull handle on the pole draws the pink rods up and folds the head in half inside the frame, squeezing the water out. Each set ships with one sponge head.
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Lift the handle to wring
Hold the pole, lift the pull handle, and the rods draw the two halves of the head together inside the V-frame. The sponge is pressed from both sides and the water runs out of the bottom into a bucket or floor drain.
Hands stay dry — the frame does the squeezing.
90–100% water removal — as rated by the factory; treat it as a best case.
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Spills and wet floors
Opened flat, the sponge soaks up liquid spills and wipes along shower trays, tiles and the edge of a glass screen. The frame sits low over the head, so the mop reaches close to walls and drains.
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Grooved sponge face
The face of the sponge is cut into rows of grooves. The ridges hold water while mopping, and the factory photos show grit and dirt collected in the grooves after a pass over the floor.
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One head per set
Each set ships with one sponge head fitted. Spare heads can be added to the set or packed and sold on their own as a refill line, and the pink trim can be changed per colourway.
Refill sale — sponge heads quoted as a separate pack on request.
A sponge mop packs long and slim, so the carton is set by pole length rather than weight. Ask for the carton size before you work out freight per unit.
Sea freight is the sensible route for a full order of sets; spare sponge heads travel well in their own carton if you plan to sell them as refills.
Trade terms, freight options and document sets are the same for every order and are set out once on ordering terms.
