| Item | Color | Name | |
| item | AJ011B | Green | Double-Sided High Absorbency Microfibre Mop |
| Product Detail | Mop Pole | Pole Material | Telescopic steel pole with plastic coating |
| Pole handle Material | PP | ||
| Pole Length(Max,Min) | 130cm;70cm | ||
| Mop Head | Mop head base material | ABS | |
| Mop head base size | 40cm*10cm | ||
| Mop Head Cloth | ClothMaterial | Cotton | |
| Cloth Size | 45cm*15cm | ||
| Joint(Pole with head) | Joint Style | Inner retracting button | |
| Rotating | 360° | ||
| Joint Material | PP | ||
| MOQ | 3000 | ||
| Packing Detail | Packing Method | 1 PC product include | 1 mop pole+1mop head+1 mop cloth |
| Export Brown Ctn | 75*43*23 | ||
| PCS/CTN | 20 | ||
| Loading Weight | N.W/CTN | 14.48kg | |
| G.W/CTN | 16.68kg | ||
| Loading Quantity | 20'FT | 7010 | |
| 40'FT | 15099 | ||
| 40'HQ | 17796 |
Super Microfibre cleaning kit from Catch Mop. This six-piece set features a telescopic mop to ensure comfortable use, a variety of different-sized super microfibre cloth cleaning heads, plus an easy-grip double-sided hand cloth, all offering safe cleaning without the use of chemicals. Perfect for everyday use as they can be washed and reused, this great Catch Mop kit will take the hard work out of cleaning.
Safe, effective cleaning - super microfibre technology is constructed with thousands of microfibres on each thread to catch and hold dust until the mop is washed. It's non-abrasive so it won't scratch surfaces, and the lack of chemicals means it's good for the environment too.
Versatile cleaning around the home - the cloths cleans most fabrics, rugs, carpets and upholstered furniture and is suitable for use on ceramic, glass, metal, plastic, stone and wood. Simply moisten the Catch Mop with water before use.
Contains:
1 x Telescopic mop
2 x large cloths
2 x multi-purpose cloth
1 x Easy grip glove
Why is Catch Mop so effective?
With its unique nylon/polyester structure, Catch Mop features a network of 10 rigid mother yarns and 2,592 pieces of microfibre for each thread. The mother yarn works as a supporting structure for its surrounding microfibres and effectively catches dusts and stains while the surrounding microfibres hold them until washed.
Vinyl flooring is expensive, and when a vinyl floor becomes damaged it can be very expensive to repair - if you hire a professional to repair your vinyl floor. In many situations you can repair your vinyl floor yourself and save a considerable amount of money. Whether your vinyl floor consists of vinyl tiles, or if your vinyl floor is one big sheet, you can repair your vinyl floor yourself. Burn marks, scrapes, cuts, holes, and loose vinyl floor tiles can all be repaired simply and easily. Don't wait until your vinyl floor suffers further damage. Repair your vinyl floor now, and if your vinyl floor is repaired properly, the repair will be virtually invisible, and the repair will last as long as you own your vinyl floor.
Precautions to Consider Before Repairing a Damaged Vinyl Floor
Vinyl flooring manufactured before the mid seventies may contain asbestos, and asbestos fibers are extremely hazardous. Visit the EPAwebsite for information on how to safely and properly remove old vinyl flooring that could contain asbestos.
Also, vinyl floor adhesive is extremely flammable and requires adequate ventilation, so don't smoke or work near an open flame when using vinyl floor adhesive. Extinguish any flames, open the windows, and run exhaust fans.
Repairing Curled Vinyl Floor Tiles
Vinyl floor tiles that have curled edges are very easy to repair, so don't wait until your curled vinyl floor tiles become permanently damaged. Simply put your iron on a warm setting, and place a piece of parchment paper over the curled floor tile to protect the surface from too much heat. Press the floor tile with the warm iron until the old adhesive softens. Apply vinyl floor adhesive to the curled edges, and with the parchment paper over the vinyl tile, iron the curled edges back into place. Slowly peel back the parchment paper, wipe away any excess adhesive, and set something heavy over the newly repaired vinyl floor tile. After the vinyl floor adhesive dries, your curled vinyl floor tile should be as good as new.
Replacing Vinyl Floor Tiles
Sometimes vinyl floor tiles begin to crack and deteriorate. If you have extra vinyl floor tiles, you're in luck. Begin by placing a sheet of parchment paper over the damaged vinyl floor tile, and iron it on a low setting until the adhesive softens. After the adhesive is soft, remove the damaged vinyl tile using a scrapper if necessary. Also, scrape off the rest of the adhesive that was beneath the worn vinyl tile.
If the old vinyl floor adhesive isn't softened by a warm iron, it may be necessary to apply adhesive remover. Follow the label instructions on the adhesive remover of your choice to obtain the best results.
After clearing away all of the old adhesive, check the new vinyl tile to make sure it fits the opening. Trim the new vinyl tile if necessary by cutting it with a utility knife, or sand the edges to the proper size. Spread vinyl tile adhesive on the floor with a v-notched trowel, and warm the back of the new tile with an iron. While the new tile is still warm, place it firmly over the vinyl tile adhesive, and press it into place. Use an old rolling pin to work out any bubbles, and clean off any excess adhesive. Set something heavy over the new tile to keep it in place until the vinyl tile adhesive is completely dry.
Repairing Burns and Gouges in Vinyl Floors
Vinyl floors sometimes become burned with cigarettes or hot dishes that have been inadvertently dropped. Sometimes hot dishes shatter unexpectedly and burn vinyl flooring before the hot pieces can be retrieved. Vinyl floors can become gouged too. There is hope for a vinyl floor that has been burned or gouged. Vinyl flooring can be patched and repaired in the same manner as damaged wallpaper.
In order to properly repair a burned or gouged vinyl floor, you'll need extra vinyl flooring of the same pattern. Simply cover the burn or gouge with a matching section of vinyl flooring, and make the repair patch larger than the burn or gouge. While holding the vinyl flooring over the burned or gouged area, use a utility knife and cut through the vinyl flooring to create a patch. At the same time, cut out the damaged area as well. Be sure to hold the utility knife as straight as possible so the vinyl flooring isn't cut at an angle. The fit must be perfect so the repair is invisible.
Remove the burned or gouged piece of vinyl flooring, and clean out the opening. Check the new piece of vinyl flooring to make sure the fit is as perfect as possible. The new piece of vinyl flooring should fit like a puzzle. Spread vinyl adhesive on the floor, and put the new piece of vinyl flooring in place. Roll out any bubbles with an old rolling pin, wipe off any excess adhesive, and set something heavy over the area until the vinyl floor adhesive dries.
Disguising Scratches on Vinyl Floors
Scratches on vinyl floors are easy to disguise. Simply use a dull flathead screwdriver to rub away the scratches. The shine can be restored with vinyl floor wax.
If You Don't Have Matching Vinyl Flooring
If you don't have, or can't obtain, matching vinyl flooring to repair the damaged floor, there are kits available that allow you to remove, fill, and paint damaged areas as large as a quarter. These vinyl floor repair kits cost around $20.00, and they include everything you need to complete the repair. A vinyl floor repair kit is well worth the price if you don't have matching vinyl flooring to repair the damage. You can obtain a vinyl floor repair kit at most major hardware and home improvement stores.
If you don't have, or can't obtain, matching vinyl flooring to repair the damaged floor, there are kits available that allow you to remove, fill, and paint damaged areas as large as a quarter. These vinyl floor repair kits cost around $20.00, and they include everything you need to complete the repair. A vinyl floor repair kit is well worth the price if you don't have matching vinyl flooring to repair the damage. You can obtain a vinyl floor repair kit at most major hardware and home improvement stores.
Laminated Flooring ("floating" flooring system) is the most resistant and durable, compared to hardwood or vinyl floors, especially for high traffic areas, kids and household pets. This type of flooring, for more then twenty years has been fashionable in Europe and has been gaining popularity in United State, since 1997. The flooring simulates wood grain (oak, birch, walnut, mahogany, and driftwood), marble or stone, which is like Formica seen on counter tops. Also, continues to look good after years of wear and tear. According to 'Shaw Laminates': "Laminate flooring consists of four main components that are bonded together. A wear-resistant decorative surface made of resin-based melamine/aluminum oxide is bonded to a moisture resistant wood composition-based core. A balancing backing is bonded to the underside of the core. On the top is a clear sheet of aluminum oxide, which provides the protection and stain resistance. Since the resin-filled wear layer is so dense, it becomes extremely difficult to stain, stretch or burn. " Living in a home or residence during average life-span, carpets will need to be replaced two or three times, and hardwood floors will need to be refinished four to five times. However, laminated floors will not need to be replaced. Most laminated floor manufactures will offer triple warranty protection against stains, fading, and moisture damage for twenty-five years. Any spills and messes can be easily be cleaned with soap and water. Laminated cost more then vinyl floors and are sold by square foot. When installing laminated flooring, there is no need to use any glue, because floors simply need to be cut to size, clicked together, and ready to walk on or place any furniture. Professional installation can be done quickly, compared to installing yourself, which can take two to three hours longer.
Bamboo flooring has flourished for centuries in the Pacific Rim. Bamboo stems are sliced into strips, boiled in water with a preservative, pressed flat, and processed into laminated boards. Nearly all bamboo flooring produced in southern Chinese province of Hunan. This type of flooring is similar to wood flooring, and available in light, honey or natural color or darker amber color. Also, according to height, available in half-inch, five-eighth of an inch, or three-quarter's of inch thickness. Bamboo flooring is dent resistance. Cost is more expensive than hardwood floors, and installation is like standard hardwood flooring. Warranties for Bamboo flooring, is common for five to twenty-five years.
Cork Flooring is durable, antistatic, sound absorbing, insulating (both heat and cold), and provide relief from most allergies. The material is made from bark of a cork oak tree. On the surface, a polyurethane application is applied to protect the cork and allows for easy maintenance. Recommended for kitchens, bathrooms, and children rooms. Cork flooring can be glued-down or installed by a glue-less interlocking system. Disadvantages using this type of flooring, cork will yellow with age, and not recommended applying anywet mop, which may cause the seams to swell. If cork flooring is installed in a basement, then a moisture barrier needs to be installed first. When installing over a radiant heating system, the floor will take longer to warm, and never use a cork flooring, when any adhesive had been previously applied, since the heat will loosen any adhesive. Suggested cost for material ranging from $5.00 to $8.00 for Floating Floor plank, plus additional costs for installation.
Ceramic floor tiles are made of natural clay, and decorated on one side with a colored glaze. Unglazed ceramic tiles are more durable in heavy traffic areas, and require more cleaning. These tiles are red quarry or granite looking porcelain ceramic. Ceramic tiles are manufactured, in high temperature ovens, makes them almost unbreakable, when laid. Ceramic tiles are water, stain and spillage resistant. Also, prevent humidity can cause dust mites and fungi. Never use ammonia based cleaners, because this may discolor the grout. These tiles are available in porcelain, quarry, Mexican or terrazzo (Pre-manufactured consisting of marble or granite chips) and available in different colors and patterns. Ceramic tiles with bright reflective surfaces or glaze finish, are poor abrasive resistance, and more likely to pose a hazard, causing someone to slip. When ordering tiles for installation, always order extra tiles, in case any crack or break while cutting. Also, have extras for any accidental damage, in the future. Recommended laying the pattern of tiles on a paper, to get clear indication how the tiles will appear once installed. Average cost for ceramic tiles can range from: $2.00 - $50 a square foot, depending on the type of tiles (Some manufactured tiles are imported.), plus the cost for grout and labor.
During installation, floor tile cutting tool will be needed, wooden stick and a mark to the tiles along a length, and use it as a tile gauge. Also, using a waterproof and floor adhesive. After the tiles had time to set and dried, then applying grout between each tile. Grouts are available in white, gray or brown.
