How to get the mop head off to launder?
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Simply place mop head on floor, step on mop strands and pull handle up. The head quickly snaps off and you can toss it in the washer.
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Step on the white fringe of the mop on the side - (do not put your foot on the blue part) at the same time twist with the handle it should just snap off. It's really easy and you shouldn't even have to touch the mop head.
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Bonnie: This is the instruction that came with my unit. Never took mine off until you asked. It worked.1. Step on the white microfiber where your foot faces the screw. Push the handle away until the disc base snaps off. Be sure not to step on the blue disc to prevent damage during removal.P.S. The mop is in an upright position when you are doing this. The screw they are referring to is located at the base of the handle just above the blue disk. Just step on the white strands and at the same time push the handle away from you until it snaps off. Hope this helped. Helene Bonnie: This is the instruction that came with my unit. Never took mine off until you asked. It worked.1. Step on the white microfiber where your foot faces the screw. Push the handle away until the disc base snaps off. Be sure not to step on the blue disc to prevent damage during removal.P.S. The mop is in an upright position when you are doing this. The screw they are referring to is located at the base of the handle just above the blue disk. Just step on the white strands and at the same time push the handle away from you until it snaps off. Hope this helped. Helene
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The mop head snaps on and off easily. You can remove it by hand or you can step on one side of the strings and pull up on the handle.
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you hold the long siler handle, put one foot on the round plastic mop head and pull straight up and throw in washing machine. to put mop back onto handle, step on round plastic mop head holder, match it to groove in mop head and push straight down.
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Its a little tough, but if you slide the transparent piece toward you and push the mop head away from you it should come unclipped
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I am guessing you are talking about the sponge assembly. It is very simple. Hold the mop facing, but not touching, the floor like you would if you were mopping. Push the white handle that is located about halfway up the pole all the way forward. This pushes the sponge assembly beyond the rollers and you are able to just slide the old sponge assembly off and slide a new one on.
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You really don't have to do a thing but push it along the floor. The pump is built in between the handle and the steam mop: which means every time you push the mop forward, you just pumped it! I advise filling it with water, plugging it in and waiting a good 2-3 minutes for the steam to really get going and remember... the first few strokes will be pumping steam onto a dry mop head, so you really won't get decent results until the mop head cloth is damp with steam condensate. Be patient and know that you'll have to cover you first few passes again and I think you'll really enjoy this steam mop. You really don't have to do a thing but push it along the floor. The pump is built in between the handle and the steam mop: which means every time you push the mop forward, you just pumped it! I advise filling it with water, plugging it in and waiting a good 2-3 minutes for the steam to really get going and remember... the first few strokes will be pumping steam onto a dry mop head, so you really won't get decent results until the mop head cloth is damp with steam condensate. Be patient and know that you'll have to cover you first few passes again and I think you'll really enjoy this steam... » Read More You really don't have to do a thing but push it along the floor. The pump is built in between the handle and the steam mop: which means every time you push the mop forward, you just pumped it! I advise filling it with water, plugging it in and waiting a good 2-3 minutes for the steam to really get going and remember... the first few strokes will be pumping steam onto a dry mop head, so you really won't get decent results until the mop head cloth is damp with steam condensate. Be patient and know that you'll have to cover you first few passes again and I think you'll really enjoy this steam mop. « Show Less
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I had the same problem when I first started using mine. The secret of keeping mop together is where you hold the mop. YOu must hold it on the little sliding plastic piece in the middle of the mop handle, so as not to unscrew it.
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Yes it can be washed in the washer and an extra mop head comes with it. The mop head attached to the blue disk very simply and stays on. When you want to change it you simply pull it off. Love the bucket works like a champ and is very heavy duty although not too heavy to move around.
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Its easy. You pour some on a section of your floor, I normally do an S configuration, and then you mop to clean and spread over the area. I have a mop head sponge designed for wood floors (doesn't hold as much water as you want the mop as dry as possible when you apply the cleaner). Rinse your mop, get any access water out of it and do another section. directions are on the bottle
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there's spray cleaners with bleach. a few spritzes,rinse and you're set. (the wash machine doesn't cut it!)
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It is super easy to replace the mop head! I take it off and wash it every time I use the mop (I've had it for about 4 years), and it's the same process with a new mop head. Here's a description of the process: There is a plastic (but not flimsy) clip at the end of the pole holding the mop head to the pole; I pull out the clip and then slide the mop head off the pole. To wash it, I also remove the plastic shaft that comes inserted through the center of the mop head. It just goes down into the middle of the mop and then I pull it out between the strings. Then I can wash the mop head and put it all back together easily, the same way. You have to make sure to pull the shaft all the way to the top of the mop head, though, usually by pushing the mop down while pulling the shaft until the mop head is secure. As a note, the shaft is a little flimsy--plenty sturdy for me, but my husband cracked one of the little pieces on the shaft when he was using it. I'm not sure how, but I haven't had any problems.
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This is one question but not sure which answer you want. The microfiber comes off of the mop head easily as it has Velcro on one half of the pad, or you wash the microfiber pad in the washing machine and then put it in the dryer. I hope this answers your question. I love my mop.
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The mop head has strips of velcro all the length of the bottom of mop head.i wet the pad in a bucket ring it out lay it flat on the floor.just hold mop above pad lower & press together. I then press my foot on it to make sure iits secure.usually holds pretty well.then pul pad off when it needs rinsing & repeat.
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Sorry, Jim. Have not yet needed to purchase a new mop head.I wash mine in the washing machine
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Pull the "floor drawer" out and hose it down. Used an old shop vac to get loose sawdust out first.
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It has to be a mop with a screw on at the bottom to accommodate the mop head. I hope that helps.
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There is no need to put your microfiber mop heads in the dryer. Simply hang them to dry. I have an over the door hook that works great for drying them.
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I had this problem too. lol. Be sure that you are holding the handle at the grip part. In this picture, its the middle part of the handle that is colored red. If you hold it anywhere else, the handle and the mop head will come apart., Try it. I hope I described it correctly, if not get back to me. Youre gonna love this mop