Medline Micromax Microfiber Wet Mop, Blue, 18", 100 EA/CS

Micromax Microfiber Wet Mop, Blue, 18", 100 EA/CS

Micromax microfiber wet mop is a blue 18 inch mop head for wet cleaning tasks. It fits buyers who want a microfiber option for routine floor care in healthcare, facility, and professional cleaning settings. This version uses microfiber with 80% polyester and 20% polyamide fiber content and comes in a case format for larger-volume purchasing.

Good Fit For

• Routine wet floor cleaning
• Healthcare and facility housekeeping programs
• Bulk purchasing for ongoing mop replacement needs

Key Features

• Microfiber construction supports wet mopping workflows
• 18 inch length helps buyers match existing mop frames and floor coverage needs
• Blue color can support visual organization by area or task
• 80% polyester and 20% polyamide fiber blend for the specified mop material makeup
• Latex free for buyers avoiding latex-containing products
• Case quantity of 100 each works well for higher-usage cleaning programs

Applications and Usage

• Wet mopping floors in patient care and support areas
• Equipping environmental services carts with replacement mop heads
• Stocking janitorial closets for recurring floor cleaning tasks

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Check that your current mop frame or holder matches the 18 inch length and 5 inch width
• This SKU is a wet mop format, so buyers looking for dry dusting options should confirm the right type before ordering
• Case purchasing may be best for teams with steady cleaning volume rather than occasional single-site use

FAQ

• What kind of cleaning is this mop intended for? This is a microfiber wet mop for wet floor cleaning tasks.
• What size is this mop? This mop measures 18 inches long and 5 inches wide.
• What material is used in the mop fibers? The fiber content is 80% polyester and 20% polyamide.
• Is this mop latex free? Yes. This mop is latex free.
• Is this a bulk case purchase? Yes. The case includes 100 each, which can be useful for larger cleaning operations.

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