why cotton cloth is preferred from mopping eurining of floor
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because it can absorb water easily
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A mop is a mop, right? As long as it isn't falling apart or exuding an unpleasant odor, it’s bound to get the job done. Just soak in a bucket of soap and water, and you're good to go!
Actually, we don’t advise that.
In many cases, using the wrong mop for the wrong application will make you less efficient, leave your floors unsanitary, and make cleaning more of a burden than it should be.
And, as one might suspect, mopping is also hard on your body. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, janitors have an increased risk of overexertion in the neck, back and forearms. The average worker’s compensation claims are twice as much for janitors and cleaners as they are for other occupations.
Using the right kind of mop for the right application can reduce injury and make for a safer work environment.
With only a few weeks left of winter, we are in the mood for a little spring cleaning! So, grab your bucket and read on for a safer, more sanitary and easier cleaning experience.
Actually, we don’t advise that.
In many cases, using the wrong mop for the wrong application will make you less efficient, leave your floors unsanitary, and make cleaning more of a burden than it should be.
And, as one might suspect, mopping is also hard on your body. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, janitors have an increased risk of overexertion in the neck, back and forearms. The average worker’s compensation claims are twice as much for janitors and cleaners as they are for other occupations.
Using the right kind of mop for the right application can reduce injury and make for a safer work environment.
With only a few weeks left of winter, we are in the mood for a little spring cleaning! So, grab your bucket and read on for a safer, more sanitary and easier cleaning experience.
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