How to disinfect a floor mop

trailingspouse

Just as important is to make sure it dries out fully between uses. Bugs like nothing better than dampness.

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elsien wrote: »

Do you mean bacteria? What about viruses?

What about them? Viruses need to invade living cells to reproduce and most can only survive hours outside a host (with the exception of Norovirus and C. Difficile).


Unless you are planning on chewing on the dry mop, I don't think you need fret too much.

getmore4less

OK you bought a fancy name which cost £3+ a head rather than £1 for a head on a stick.

I was thinking change once a month or more if only used once a week.

Another option is chuck it in the washing machine(rinsed first optional).