Additional Types of Wash Mop Covers...

[gb387]

How about some different types of mop covers for the Versa-Angle Ultra Plush Wash Mop .

A couple options would add just that much more to already a good product. Its nice to have a couple options and you can pick whats best for your application.

Something like... "Deep Pile Chenille Wash Mop Cover" or "Natural Lambs Wool Wash Mop Cover"



thanks

[RamAirV1]

Re: Additional Types of Wash Mop Covers...

Originally posted by gb387
How about some different types of mop covers for the Versa-Angle Ultra Plush Wash Mop .

A couple options would add just that much more to already a good product. Its nice to have a couple options and you can pick whats best for your application.

Something like... "Deep Pile Chenille Wash Mop Cover" or "Natural Lambs Wool Wash Mop Cover"



thanks

Then Deep Pile Chenille (100% cotton) Wash Mop Cover would be a great idea. Until I got the new Versa Angle body brushes and Ultra Plus Wash Mop, I was using the Viking Wash Mop with the Chenille cover. It did a very good job but was starting to wear out for lack of a suitable replacement. The covers were wearing out and the foam on the mop holder was falling off. As a result, the plastic corners of the mop were starting to poke through the mop covers, which is very dangerous to the paint.

The Meguairs Versa Angle body brushes and the Ultra Plush Wash Moop look to be great replacements.

RamAirV1

[Buellwinkle]

I love the mop after one use but after I washed I still had to climb to dry the roof of my truck. So it only solves half the equation.

What's really needed for the mop is a drying attachment, either a water magnet or chamois but that may quickly saturate. Best would be clips on the back of a foam plate that attach and quick change the drying towels so you can remove and throw them in the dryer or wash them.

[gb387]

Originally posted by Buellwinkle
I love the mop after one use but after I washed I still had to climb to dry the roof of my truck. So it only solves half the equation.

What's really needed for the mop is a drying attachment, either a water magnet or chamois but that may quickly saturate. Best would be clips on the back of a foam plate that attach and quick change the drying towels so you can remove and throw them in the dryer or wash them.

Interesting.... I like that idea!

[kuhlguy71]

Originally posted by Buellwinkle
I love the mop after one use but after I washed I still had to climb to dry the roof of my truck. So it only solves half the equation.

What's really needed for the mop is a drying attachment, either a water magnet or chamois but that may quickly saturate. Best would be clips on the back of a foam plate that attach and quick change the drying towels so you can remove and throw them in the dryer or wash them.

Dittos!!