Floors are one of the largest surfaces you maintain. The right combination of wet mops, dust mops, and dusters helps keep them clean, safe, and presentable with less effort. This guide explains how to choose the best tools for your floors, traffic patterns, and cleaning methods.
Traditional cut-end and looped-end mops offer high absorbency and are often used for general cleaning and spill response. Blends improve durability, launderability, and performance compared to cotton alone.
Lighter and more efficient, microfiber wet mops remove more soil with less water and chemical. They are ideal where hygiene, speed, and reduced chemical usage are priorities.
Larger mop heads cover more area but are heavier when wet. Match mop size to staff strength and the square footage being cleaned.
Dust mopping before wet mopping removes loose dust, grit, and debris so your cleaning solution stays cleaner longer and floor finishes last longer.
Dusters remove dust from ledges, vents, fixtures, and high surfaces that cannot be easily reached with standard cloths.
Choosing the right handle and frame combination improves ergonomics and cleaning quality.
Papermake groups mop and dusting tools into clear categories so you can build a simple, effective floor and surface care program.
Cut-end, looped-end, and microfiber mops for everyday cleaning and spill control.
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Traditional and microfiber dust mops for corridors, lobbies, and large floor areas.
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Handheld and extendable dusters for vents, ledges, and high surfaces.
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Papermake can help you match wet mops, dust mops, and dusters to your floor types, traffic levels, and cleaning schedules, so your floors stay cleaner and safer with less labour.
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