Drying time and method of hands-free mop after use

The drying time and method of the hands-free mop after use depends on a variety of factors, such as the material of the mop, humidity, ambient temperature and ventilation conditions. Here are some general drying time and method suggestions:

Drying time

Due to various factors, it is difficult to give a fixed drying time. In general, in a well-ventilated environment with moderate humidity, the drying time after use of the hands-free mop may be between a few hours and overnight. If the mop is wet or the ambient humidity is high, the drying time may be longer.

Drying method

Wring out the mop:

Use the dehydrating function of the hands-free mop to wring out the mop as much as possible to reduce residual moisture.

Hang to dry:

Hang the mop in a well-ventilated area away from direct sunlight, such as a balcony or indoor vent.

It is best to use a mop rack, with the mop head stuck on it, and let the mop hang in the air, not in contact with the ground, to prevent bacteria growth.

Avoid direct sunlight:

Do not expose the mop to strong sunlight to avoid aging, fading or deformation of the mop material.

Turn regularly:

If conditions permit, the mop can be turned regularly so that both sides can dry evenly.

Pay attention to storage environment:

After drying, store the mop in a dry, ventilated place to avoid mold or bacteria growth in a humid environment.

Matters needing attention

For some special materials of the mop (such as colloidin mop), should avoid exposure to the sun, should be placed on the dark balcony or indoor ventilated place to dry.

If the mop has not been used for a long time or has mildew and odor, it is recommended to clean and disinfect it before use.

In general, in order to maintain the cleaning effect and extend the service life of the hands-free mop, it should be dried in time after use, and choose the appropriate drying method and environment.