The mop is one of the appliances where the most dirt resides, and if not cleaned with care, it can become a breeding ground for some microorganisms and disease-causing bacteria.
When the Mop is in use, it will most likely contact the organic components of the ground, these components will be used by fungi and bacteria, when they are in a long-term wet environment, mold, fungus, candida and dust mites and other microorganisms and bacteria will grow rapidly. When it is used again afterwards, it will not only fail to clean the floor, but can also cause bacteria to spread and cause diseases such as respiratory, intestinal and allergic dermatitis.
Whether the texture of the mop head is cotton, cotton thread, or rubber cotton, microfiber, etc., as long as it’s not thoroughly cleaned and dried, it’s prone to breeding harmful substances. So, the first principle of choosing a mop is that it has to be easy to clean and dry.
Post time: Jan-21-2022