Hi. How many times can you reuse the mop head after washing in the machine? Thank you!
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I haven't been counting. But it is definitely not made to be disposable, so you can probably wash it many, many times.
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I've washed the mop head many many times. I believe it's been constructed to wear well after numerous washings.
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It is difficult to say since I have used once,washed it and have kept aside for future use. So I have no clue how many times it is safe to use. Once you find out, please let me know. I am curious to know. Thank you.
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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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I have used my mop about 6 times and a big chunk is out of the sponge part. I still think it is a great mop; mostly for the brush that sticks out in the front for scrapping hard stuck on spots off the floor. I bought a replacement sponge ( not that expensive) and will replace the original one soon. I also like how long the broom handle is as I am tall with long arms and it handles well for me. I only use my broom on smooth wood floors.
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Yes, you can. We machine washed it many times. If I remember correctly, there's an instruction on the manual for you to follow.
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Hi! I would not change the mop, it is great. Make it cheaper will ruin the product... The whole product is great it is... The reusable/washable mop head cleans great as you go, you don't have to scrub much as you do with other mops! Don't change it!
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There is a rubber mop head that the mop sheets attach to. The mop sheets are single use but the mop head doesn't need to be replaced (maybe it would with heavy use). However, you don't "mop" without the disposable part.
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Yes, I do. Only thing is to be sure and buy replacement sponge heads though. They work great, but fall apart easily. I tend to reserve this mop for either light, daily wipe downs (thereby not creating too much friction, etc. that scrubbing will produce).... OR....for exceptionally hard-to-clean areas (such as garages, painted walls, and so forth). In this scenario, I always make sure to buy a case of them...12 or so... to account for the "falling apart easily" aspect. Overall, I find these to be downright amazing. No matter which way you choose, though, I think you'll be pleasantly surprised with the outcome. Hope this helps! Yes, I do. Only thing is to be sure and buy replacement sponge heads though. They work great, but fall apart easily. I tend to reserve this mop for either light, daily wipe downs (thereby not creating too much friction, etc. that scrubbing will produce).... OR....for exceptionally hard-to-clean areas (such as garages, painted walls, and so forth). In this scenario, I always make sure to buy a case of them...12 or so... to account for the "falling apart easily" aspect. Overall, I find these to be downright amazing. No matter which way you choose, though, I think you'll be... » Read More Yes, I do. Only thing is to be sure and buy replacement sponge heads though. They work great, but fall apart easily. I tend to reserve this mop for either light, daily wipe downs (thereby not creating too much friction, etc. that scrubbing will produce).... OR....for exceptionally hard-to-clean areas (such as garages, painted walls, and so forth). In this scenario, I always make sure to buy a case of them...12 or so... to account for the "falling apart easily" aspect. Overall, I find these to be downright amazing. No matter which way you choose, though, I think you'll be pleasantly surprised with the outcome. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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It can be washable and reused. But I am not so sure how many times you can use. It seems very durable.
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The first time might be a little stiff. Can you make it move without the sponge head in it? If yes then reinsert the mop head get it wet and try again.
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I have reused them 2 times so far. I do not know how many times they can be reused though.
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I am sorry to hear this. Like I said before, the one we have is very good. My wife uses it just about everyday. I really don't know where to go to repair your mop bucket, hopefully Amazon can connect you with the maker.
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The head is washable / removable. It's not difficult to take off and put on. I'm unsure about replacement heads. On a side note, I wouldn't personally buy this item again. It's not really good as a mop. There are several spin mops out there that are better. As a duster, I feel like the rubber head, while somewhat flexible, doesn't really bend in a way that makes it easy to clean baseboards and near the ceiling. I ended up getting a compact vacuum for that. It's a good attempt, but just not something I'd pay for again given the choice.
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Best mop that I have ever had. I love that you don't have to put your hands in the water while mopping. I think you have to buy the whole mop. Then you replace the mop heads as needed. My first smart mop lasted for years. I replaced the mop head twice over several years. When I last needed a replacement head, I was unable to find one at our local stores so I went online to get one. The mop was on sale at a terrific price, so I bought it along with a couple of extra mop heads. Very satisfied. Norma
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Only one mop is included with the machine. The machine will accept a towel in place of the mop head. For me that is a much better and cheaper way than buying a bunch or extra mop heads.
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Pull up the plastic part that holds the mop head in place. Once you do that, it is easy to remove the mop head and replace it. Be sure to snap it down in place again when replacing the mop head.
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Truth is I wouldn't recommend this. It quit working and I haven't had it that long. I am stuck with 2 packs of the things that go on the bottom, mop heads? That I never even got a chance to use.