36" Dust Mops | Blue Closed- Loop Industrial Style - 6 Pack

$ 61.56

Score By Feature

Based on 23 ratings

Satisfaction

9.56

Customer service

9.16

Packaging

9.56

Giftable

9.13

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Product Description

A professional grade blended yarn is used to make these dust mops in order to pick up maximum dirt and dust. Regardless of the yarn design, this has a single ply over twisted yarn with a small loop at the end that reduces fiber loss both during use and during laundry. As a result of its twisted loops, this yarn does not catch on objects like standard looped-end yarns, making it ideal for residential cleaning, commercial cleaning, and post construction cleaning.

Designed to reduce lint and fire hazards that are associated with cutting end cotton dust mops, the Twisted Loop Yarn reduces both. It is possible to wash these Heavy Industrial Grade Dust Mops more than 100 times depending on use conditions, and the dust mop itself takes less than 12 as much energy as a cut-end cotton mop yarn to wash and dry. With this dust mop, you do not have to treat the floor.

Fibers with a high concentration of colored staples are the most durable and perform the best. The high performance and durability of this dust mop yarn make it the choice of every major Industrial Laundry. The fabrics made with the synthetic staple fibers in the yarn blend are more hygienic than those made with 100% cotton.

Questions & Answers

Does this really qualify as a 6-? Are you packing? There have been a number of things I've recently ordered on Amazon that advertise, say, a case of 4, but I only receive 1. ?

It was about a year ago when I received six. Getting six now does not indicate you will get them in the future. A cereal issue has been bothering me for a while. The product I used to receive was as advertised, now I do not receive it. Neither Amazon nor I have heard back from each other. I hate it

Would you prefer a microfiber or a deluxe blanket?

So that's a great question Mike, the right answer is that it depends on the conditions under which they are used, as neither mop is inherently inferior. Taking care of the mop properly will ensure that it can be cleaned several hundred times and still work well with fine dust and debris, Fibers have the potential to get large particles stuck in them, such as splinters of wood or shavings of metal. It is possible for these stuck particles to become tangled in the microfiber yarn, which can cause problems for continual laundry and cause premature wear and tear. Cloth dust mops, which have a closed loop system, can handle these large particles of dirty dust and dirt much better, and they will not damage the fabric. The microfiber mops can be washed a lot longer than these, but they are more versatile in the cleaning types they can handle, and they In this case, it's really not what type of cleaning you do, but how you do it. A heavy duty closed loop dust mop will be able to handle anything you throw at it, so I recommend it as a general purpose dust mop. Microfiber dust mop will be the perfect solution if you are looking for new dust mop with maximum laundry capabilities and you will be using it in places such as hospitals, schools, or commercial settings where there will only be fine dust and dirt to be picked up.