How to choose
03- 1
Colour coded cloths and buckets for each area: blue for surfaces, red for toilets, green for the kitchen. Germs stay where they are.
- 2
A microfibre mop dries faster and lifts more dirt than a cotton one.
- 3
A trolley that carries everything saves trips. In large buildings the difference is measured in hours per month.
What it includes
- 01Mops and handles
- 02Wringer buckets and trolleys
- 03Microfibre cloths and sponges
- 04Brooms, dustpans and squeegees
Suitable for
Related guide
03The cleaning storeroom in a hotel or restaurantSample products
3 products| Code | Product | Packaging | Ask for a price |
|---|---|---|---|
| XM-3001 | Professional mop head400 g piece | 400 g piece | Ask for a price |
| XM-3002 | Wringer bucket25 litre capacity | 25 litre capacity | Ask for a price |
| XM-3003 | Microfibre cloth40 x 40 cm, pack of 5 | 40 x 40 cm, pack of 5 | Ask for a price |
The catalogue grows all the time. If you do not see something, ask us.
All productsCommon questions
What we get asked about cleaning equipment
Why colour coded cloths and buckets?
One colour per area stops germs travelling from the toilet to the kitchen. The rule is learnt in five minutes.
Microfibre or cotton mop?
Microfibre lifts more dirt with less water and dries fast. Cotton costs less and takes heavy work.