Commercial Mopping Equipment

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This is an essential product to have when using a wringer to dry out your mop. It acts as a sturdy tank that stores the water that is being used. Mop buckets can come in both a plastic or metal construction. A plastic bucket is more sanitary than a metal one and has a longer lifespan.

This is nested on top of a mop bucket. It makes wringing out a soaked mop less of a chore. There are several types of wringers, including side-press and down-press models. Side-press wringers allow water to flow more quickly into the bucket while down-press wringers are designed to reduce the stress on your wrist.

These products are used to keep customers safe. An unmarked wet floor inside any commercial dining establishment poses a dangerous situation. Some floor signs can be equipped with slots for hanging, lock-on warning signs or connected to barrier chains to block off areas you are working in.

Unlike a wet or sponge mop, this product is designed specifically to pick up dust from smooth surfaces. The dust mop comes in a variety of shapes and sizes, each specifically made for specific jobs. They are especially helpful when cleaning up dirt, debris and hair.

Wet mops make cleaning hard surfaces a simple task. Microfiber wet mops are able to pick up twice as much liquid as a standard mop. They can be used on both rough and uneven surfaces.

This product usually comes with a highly absorbent cellulose sponge. This mop is perfect for simple floor maintenance and sanitizing applications. Most sponge mops come with a front pull lever for easy mop wringing.

The multifaceted janitorial cart is fundamental for any member of a janitorial staff. It is designed to accommodate and organize tools and supplies. It is a logical choice for heavy-duty applications. It can hold your dirty mop heads, towels, dust pans, cleaning supplies and has small compartments for rags and cleaning mitts.