• One mop bucket and wringer (on dolly or cart with casters if possible)
• "Floor Hazard" sign
• Neutrex or Floreze All-Purpose Cleaner
• Industrial Cotton or Pro-Cotton wet mop
• Fresh water source

• Prepare area
   
  • Place wet floor hazard sign in easily seen location near area to be mopped
  • Dust mop or sweep debris from the area
  • Move furniture as needed for easier mopping
  • Set equipment in area where work will begin
  • Start at farthest corner of area and work backward toward door
  • Keep mop bucket on un-mopped portion of floor where it cannot be tipped over. (Follow instructions for diluting cleaning solution)
  • Fill mop bucket with cleaning solution and water until full
  • Fill second mop bucket with clear water until full
  • Dip mop head into RTS cleaning solution and wring out slightly
  • Mop the floor along the edge of baseboards first
  • Mop head should just touch the baseboard
  • Don't slop mop head on vertical part of baseboard
     
• Mop the floor area using a side to side, figure eight motion
   
  • Overlap each stroke while stepping backward
  • Mop head should be held at about 15o angle to prevent back strain
  • Use your shoulder muscles to swing the mop and your hands as guides
     
• Each time both sides of the mop head are soiled, rinse in fresh water bucket and wring lightly
• Always change out the fresh water bucket when dirty
• Repeat the above procedure until all floors have been wet mopped

For more cleaning related information or cleaning related help, advice, product order contact as at:

RTS Products Inc.

5195 Bradco Blvd. Mississauga, Ontario
L4W2A6, Canada
Tel: (905) 625-5552
Toll free: 1-866-858-7383
Fax: (905) 625-3123
Website: http://www.rtsproducts.com
Email:sales@rtsproducts.com

 

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