Floor Cleaner for mopping
Small wash pods that drop into the mop bucket, dissolve in warm water, and help the microfiber pad lift kitchen grease.
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| How many in the pack | 75 |
| Colorways in the catalog | 5 |
What you are looking at
Mopping with warm water alone works for light dust, but high-traffic spots sometimes need extra help. We made these wash pods to drop straight into our buckets. The skin dissolves quickly as you fill the chamber, leaving the microfiber pad primed to lift muddy tracks and dried spills across hard floors.
Dissolving pod pouch
Drop one pod into the wash chamber before adding warm water. Keep your fingers dry while handling the pod so the outer skin stays intact until it meets the bucket. It melts down without leaving sticky paste behind.
The wash routine
As you plunge the mop head into the wet side of the bucket, the wash water works into the pad fibers. The soap helps break grease bonds so the mop glides smoothly without dragging across textured tile or vinyl planks.
Quick dry down
Floors dry down quickly after a pass with the wringer. Because the formula leaves little residue behind, boards and stone tiles dry without cloudy soap film, so the hallway is safe to walk on again soon after mopping.
Floors and small spaces
The formula pairs with sealed hardwood, linoleum, laminate, tile, and the tight floors found in camper trailers. Pack a few dry pods into a storage tin under the sink to keep your wash bucket ready for weekly chores.
