Clean the paper scraps on the floor of the stationery store with a hand-free mop

In the scenario of cleaning up paper scraps on the floor of a stationery store, hand-free mops can be used in combination with electrostatic dust removal paper or dry-wet dual-purpose functions to efficiently complete the task. At the same time, attention should be paid to the compatibility of floor materials and tool maintenance. The following is the specific analysis:

Electrostatic dust removal paper mop

Advantages: The floors of stationery stores often have scattered fine paper scraps, rubber shavings, etc. The electrostatic dust-removing paper mop, through the principle of electrostatic adsorption, can easily adsorb tiny particles without the need to bend over and clean repeatedly.

Operation: Fix the electrostatic dust removal paper on the mop head, and push and pull it along the ground to adsorb the paper scraps. After use, simply discard the paper without cleaning the mop head.

Applicable scenarios: Suitable for areas with a lot of paper scraps and dust, such as near the cash register and stationery display areas.

Dry and wet two-in-one hand-free mop

Advantage: If there are paper scraps and a small amount of liquid (such as ink or spilled beverages) on the floor, the wet and dry mop can first absorb the liquid and then clean up the paper scraps, achieving multiple uses with one mop.

Operation: Switch between dry mopping or wet mopping mode according to the ground conditions. After wet mopping, quickly remove dirt through the built-in dehydration device of the mop (such as rotary spin-drying), avoiding hand washing.

Applicable scenarios: Suitable for areas on the ground that are prone to liquid contamination or require quick cleaning, such as writing instrument areas and beverage sales areas.

Pre-treated ground

If there are large paper balls or debris on the ground, first use a broom or a handheld vacuum cleaner to quickly clean them up to avoid clogging the mop.

For paper scraps stuck to the ground (such as tape residue), you can first soften them with a damp cloth and then clean them up.

Clean with a hand-free mop

Electrostatic dust removal paper mop: Push and pull along the ground in a straight line, focusing on covering areas where paper scraps are scattered (such as under the shelves and in the aisles).

Dry and wet mop

Dry mopping: Adsorbs floating dust and paper scraps.

Wet mopping: For stubborn stains, spray a small amount of neutral detergent and mop the floor, then use the dehydration function to remove the dirt.

Corner cleaning: The mop head can be rotated or disassembled to reach narrow areas such as the bottom of shelves and corners.

Mop cleaning and maintenance

Electrostatic dust removal paper mop: Just replace the paper directly, and the mop head does not need to be cleaned.

Dry and wet mop

After wet mopping, place the mop head into the cleaning bucket and remove dirt by rotating or pressing the dehydrating device.

Clean the mop head regularly to prevent residual stains from breeding bacteria.

Ground material adaptation

If the floor is made of wooden flooring or easily scratched materials, avoid using hard mop heads and choose soft cloth or anti-static paper materials instead.

When wet mopping, control the amount of water to prevent liquid from seeping into the floor gaps.

Tool maintenance

The paper of the electrostatic dust removal paper mop needs to be replaced regularly to avoid a decrease in adsorption force.

The dehydration device of the wet and dry mop needs to be inspected regularly to ensure its normal operation.

Safety and Efficiency

When cleaning, avoid the customer passage and set up a "Cleaning in Progress" sign.

During peak hours, cleaning can be carried out in sections to reduce the impact on customers.