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The good ol’ sponge mop has long been a favourite tool of houseproud cleaners. Offering excellent absorbency and control, there’s plenty to justify the staying power of this cleaning cupboard staple. But an innovative revamp has made the sponge mop better than ever: introducing the Sabco Clean & Go Sponge Mop Set!
The super-thick natural cellulose sponge on the Sabco Clean & Go mop is made for mess. This ultra-absorbent sponge soaks up water and spills in an instant, and makes light work of grime by sucking dirt into its pores for a superior clean. The mop’s slimline design also allows it to reach into the tightest spaces, so no mess is out of reach. With two refills in the set, you’ll always have a fresh sponge on hand.
The other half of the Clean & Go partnership is the innovative mop bucket. This all-in-one system rinses the mop clean and then lifts it up above the water to wring it dry. Simply fill the bucket to the clearly marked fill line, then use the guide channels on the bucket to insert the mop and wring it clean. This nifty system keeps all the water contained in the bucket, and your hands clean, thanks to the hands-free design.
The slender rectangular bucket is perfectly designed to fit the mop (no levering a rectangular mop sideways into a round bucket), without any space wasted. When you’re done, the efficient, space-saving design of both the mop and bucket means they can be tucked away neatly until next time.
Check out the great range of Sabco mops, brooms and cleaning tool solutions.
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