34 × 10.5 cm plate · Press-to-clamp cloth · 128 cm iron pole
Press the handle and the serrated jaws grip the cloth; pull it and the cloth drops off, so a dirty cloth or disposable sheet is changed without being touched.
A flat mop with a 34 × 10.5 cm plastic plate on a swivel joint and a 128 cm iron pole that breaks down into three sections. The cloth is held by serrated jaws along the long edges of the plate rather than by hook-and-loop or pockets.
Lay a cloth flat, stand the mop in the middle and press the handle down: the jaws close on the cloth. Lift the mop and pull the handle, and the cloth falls away.
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Press to clamp, pull to release
Put the cloth on the floor, stand the plate in the middle and press the handle down. The serrated jaws catch the cloth along both long edges. To change it, hold the mop over the bin and pull the handle up.
No hands on the cloth — fitting and removal are both done from the handle.
Any flat cloth — the supplied cloth or a disposable floor sheet.
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Dry dusting and damp mopping
Used dry, the cloth picks up dust and hair; used damp, it wipes up water and oil marks. The factory describes the dry cloth as holding dust by static, so it lifts dust instead of pushing it around.
Dry — dust, hair and crumbs.
Damp — water marks and everyday spills.
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Low and flat for tight spaces
The thin plate and swivel joint let the head lie flat under sofas and cabinets and turn round the base of a toilet. The same head wipes mirrors and glass.
Under furniture — sofas, cabinets and beds.
Bathrooms — round toilets and on mirrors.
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Size and packing
The plate measures 34 × 10.5 cm and the mop stands 128 cm tall assembled. The pole is three 50 cm iron sections with a hanging loop on the top section.
