Can I use this in a spray mop, or will it clog?
1481032
I never tried but its basically a ammonia based cleaner. So I can't imagine a problem.
5791
Probably not - it will clog the sprayer. My daughter made an all natural pesticide that she couldn't spray - it was too thick.
2270340
Yes! I didn't want to squirt it directly onto my wood floor, so I put 1/4 cup of Simply Floored in about a gallon of hot water in the mop bucket. It works great!
289012
As long as you can get the product to dissolve completely you should not have a problem. If it is granular and not dissolved completely then it may clog the nozzle but is easy to clean out.
1480671
My handle doesn't stick too much, I feel like I read some other reviews that said it did after having it for a while. It may depend on the type of cleaner that is it there. Something with baking soda could potentially get clogged. I might recommend running some hot water through the sprayer system.
168367
I think this would be your best bet. You must presoak the mop head adequately before use. The first time I used the replacement I soaked the head for an hour. Hubby said we should make sure it was wet clear to the core. Since then I have never had to resoak since it is in constant use. I use castlie soap and clorox in my water. There is constantly a bucket of clean water sitting around. I do not leave the mop in the water. I clean after use and wring out well. Then I just leave it sitting next to the bucket. With 2 shelter rescues and a 5 month-old puppy mill rescue, it is in constant use. Urine on the floor is the norm around here. Nothing has affected the mop head. There are no bits and pieces of foam coming off of the head even after the daily abuse. Constantly using the clorox has not harmed it. You will feel the head soften a bit over time which has allowed me to use it on a tiled floor and still get the grout clean. I hate mopping and this is the first one that I actually like using. It has been in constant use since June and the head is still in great shape. Also, unlike other mops, the head is secured to the handle with large screws. No breaking of plastic nuts or poles causing replacement before the head is actually totally worn out. I believe that this is the perfect mop for your facility. It will definitely be getting the kind of abuse that I give it everyday.
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It depends how you are using it in the jacuzzi. Directions on it say: "For applying mopping applications, apply 4 oz per standard mop bucket. For other surface cleaning, such as dumpsters, trash chutes and urinals, use 4-8 oz per gallon of water and apply within a sprayer. Bio Drain may also be used in power sprayer systems or hose end sprayers at a rate of about 1/2 to 2 oz per gallon of water. This product will not be harmed if blended with an IGR and/or pyrethroid or non-repellent insecticide. The applicable pesticide lable must be followed in tis instance."
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(1) Personally, I would NOT dispense anything oil-based. The fluid mechanism in the FloorMate is designed for mild-to-medium detergent. The output "plumbing" can become irreparably clogged or otherwise damaged. (2) The suction "plumbing" may be somewhat more forgiving. If you apply a thin coat of oil-based liquid by some other method such as sponge mop, and then use the FloorMate with its detergent mix to flush and suction up very dilute Murphy's, it would be more safe (in my lay opinion). I have used our FloorMate to suction up several types of spills through the years, and no damage to the equipment has occurred. But none of those spills have been oil-based. Wishing you the best... (1) Personally, I would NOT dispense anything oil-based. The fluid mechanism in the FloorMate is designed for mild-to-medium detergent. The output "plumbing" can become irreparably clogged or otherwise damaged. (2) The suction "plumbing" may be somewhat more forgiving. If you apply a thin coat of oil-based liquid by some other method such as sponge mop, and then use the FloorMate with its detergent mix to flush and suction up very dilute Murphy's, it would be more safe (in my lay opinion). I have used our FloorMate to suction up several types of spills through the... » Read More (1) Personally, I would NOT dispense anything oil-based. The fluid mechanism in the FloorMate is designed for mild-to-medium detergent. The output "plumbing" can become irreparably clogged or otherwise damaged. (2) The suction "plumbing" may be somewhat more forgiving. If you apply a thin coat of oil-based liquid by some other method such as sponge mop, and then use the FloorMate with its detergent mix to flush and suction up very dilute Murphy's, it would be more safe (in my lay opinion). I have used our FloorMate to suction up several types of spills through the years, and no damage to the equipment has occurred. But none of those spills have been oil-based. Wishing you the best... « Show Less
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I have always used microfiber regular mop. Consult the manufacturer if you are going to use with anything else to be on the safe side.
1615472
I have mopped areas (I have sprayed Suspend) with a cleaner and bleach additive, and have not noticed any degrading of Suspend's ability to function
2098725
I bought a simple half gallon pump sprayer from Home Depot that is dedicated solely to the Deer Stopper and never to be used with any other sprays. I've not had any problem with clogging.
199991
Being a salt product, doubt if any sprayer bottle wouldn't clog. Don't let the sprayer part stop you from trying this. A little bit goes a long way. You're just going to overspray with a spray bottle anyway. Find a small dropper bottle of some kind. I had a empty glass liquid stevia dropper bottle I use. You are only going to use a few drops at a time. Keep the rest in the original bottle with the cap on it. You know how hairspray clogs. Same thing. Actually they should put this in a regular bottle. Hope this helps you realize you wouldn't want to use the sprayer part anyway. Just keep all lids tight. Turns to salt quickly once it hits the air. Being a salt product, doubt if any sprayer bottle wouldn't clog. Don't let the sprayer part stop you from trying this. A little bit goes a long way. You're just going to overspray with a spray bottle anyway. Find a small dropper bottle of some kind. I had a empty glass liquid stevia dropper bottle I use. You are only going to use a few drops at a time. Keep the rest in the original bottle with the cap on it. You know how hairspray clogs. Same thing. Actually they should put this in a regular bottle. Hope this helps you realize you wouldn't want to use the sprayer part anyway. Just keep all... » Read More Being a salt product, doubt if any sprayer bottle wouldn't clog. Don't let the sprayer part stop you from trying this. A little bit goes a long way. You're just going to overspray with a spray bottle anyway. Find a small dropper bottle of some kind. I had a empty glass liquid stevia dropper bottle I use. You are only going to use a few drops at a time. Keep the rest in the original bottle with the cap on it. You know how hairspray clogs. Same thing. Actually they should put this in a regular bottle. Hope this helps you realize you wouldn't want to use the sprayer part anyway. Just keep all lids tight. Turns to salt quickly once it hits the air. « Show Less
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No, I can't see it worsening a clog. For larger 4 to 6 inch drains it very likely won't make it any better. This is because it is virtually impossible to get it in position for a direct shot at the clog. The 'jet' stream it supposedly produces has no more velocity than a garden hose nozzle. It may be ok though for smaller pipe sizes.
2272638
Yes, that's all I use it on. I mop with a mixture of water and vinegar, put it in a spray bottle, and mop where I spray, it works great!
1189957
Mine sprays pretty far. Make sure the container clicks into the mop (you have to push pretty hard). If that doesnt work I would say you may have a dud.
127018
I use plain water and spray a hardwood cleaner on the floor. The spray allows you to rinse as you go. This is the best mop I have ever used! So easy, a pleasure to do a job I usually hate. I bought as gifts so impressed. Get it!
795777
I put it in a large spraybottle. You will use less of the product that way. I use it to clean 1100 sqft area and it lasts 5- 6 times.