A complete wet-mopping kit in one box: the mop wrings itself when the ring on the pole is pulled, and the oval bucket collapses to a flat tray that hangs on a hook or slips beside the bath.
A wet-mopping kit: a butterfly-fold PVA sponge mop and a collapsible oval bucket in one box. Pulling the ring on the pole folds the sponge in half between two plastic wings and squeezes it out over the bucket.
When the job is done the bucket presses down into a flat tray that hangs from its rim or stands against a wall. Each set ships with two sponge heads.
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Pull the ring to wring
A ring on the pole is linked to the head by metal rods. Pull it towards the grip and the two wings fold the sponge in half and squeeze it out; let go and the head opens flat again.
Hands stay dry — the sponge is wrung by the frame.
90–100% water removal — as rated by the factory; treat it as a best case.
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A bucket that folds flat
The oval bucket has stepped PP walls joined by TPR, so it pulls up to full depth for mopping and presses down to a shallow tray for storage. A pouring lip and a carry handle are moulded in.
Folds flat — hangs from the hole in its rim.
Pouring lip — empties into a toilet or drain without splashing.
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Clip-in sponge heads
Each PVA sponge is fixed to a plastic backing plate with two studs that clip into the mop frame. Two heads come in every set, one fitted and one spare.
Spare head included — swap while the other dries.
Refill sale — heads can be packed and sold on their own.
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Three bucket colours
The bucket is shown in pink, blue and beige, each with a white rim and handle. The standard kit pairs a pink mop with a pink bucket; other pairings are quoted per colourway.
The bucket folds flat, so the kit packs far smaller than a mop with a rigid bucket. Carton size still sets freight per unit more than weight does, so ask for it before you price the landed cost.
Sea freight is the sensible route for a full order of kits; spare sponge heads ship well as a separate refill carton.
Trade terms, freight options and document sets are the same for every order and are set out once on ordering terms.
