No10 Twine Socket Mop Single
Robert Scott
Infection ControlSurface Decontamination - Hard Surface Cleaners / Mops & Buckets
Certifications
Surface Decontamination - Hard Surface Cleaners / Mops & Buckets
Description
The No10 Twine Socket Mop is a single socket mop head from Robert Scott designed for professional floor cleaning in infection control and janitorial environments. It is available with colour-coded twine yarn heads (e.g. blue, yellow) and a No. 10 plastic socket for use with compatible handles. The twine yarn construction provides effective cleaning performance on heavy tread and rougher floor surfaces such as safety flooring, making it suitable for healthcare, clinical and general housekeeping use.
Bnefits
- Twine yarn construction suitable for heavy tread and rough, textured floor surfaces including safety flooring
- Less linting than traditional PY yarn mops for a cleaner finish
- Colour-coded options to support infection control cleaning regimes
- Compatible with standard No. 10 socket mop handles for easy integration into existing cleaning systems
- Single mop head format for simple stock control and replacement
- From a specialist professional cleaning and mop manufacturer (Robert Scott)
Indications
- Routine floor cleaning in healthcare and clinical environments
- Infection control and housekeeping in hospitals, clinics and care settings
- Cleaning rough or heavy-tread floors such as safety flooring
- General janitorial use in commercial and public premises
Composition
- Twine yarn mop head (exact fibre composition not specified by manufacturer)
- Plastic No. 10 socket (material not specified; typical polypropylene or similar)
Formulation
Not publicly listed
Packaging
- Single No10 twine socket mop head
Usage
- Attach the No10 twine socket mop head securely to a compatible No. 10 mop handle as per facility protocol.
- Use with appropriate cleaning solution or disinfectant for the floor type and infection control policy.
- Apply the mop to the floor using an S-motion or other approved cleaning technique, focusing on high-traffic and contaminated areas.
- After use, rinse or launder the mop head if re-use is permitted under local cleaning and infection control policies, or dispose of as appropriate.
- Allow mop head to dry thoroughly between uses to reduce microbial growth.
Contraindications
- Not suitable for use on delicate or highly polished floor surfaces where a softer mop type is specified.
- Do not use with incompatible chemicals that may damage the mop fibres or socket material (refer to detergent/disinfectant manufacturer guidance).
Adverse Effects
- Potential for user strain if used with improper technique or ergonomically unsuitable handle.
- Excessive wear or fibre shedding may occur if used on inappropriate surfaces or beyond recommended service life.
Storage Conditions
- Store in a clean, dry area away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.
- Hang or place mop heads so they can dry fully between uses to minimise microbial growth.
- Keep away from strong oxidising chemicals when not in use.
Duration
Used for the duration of each floor cleaning session; mop head is replaced according to facility cleaning protocol and wear.
Onset
Immediate cleaning action on contact with floor surfaces when used with an appropriate cleaning solution.
