CLEAN TWIST M Ergo / POWER CLEAN M super soft wiper cover
Variants
- Wiper cover for parquet flooring
Product number:
52122
The mop head for delicate floors, such as parquet, laminate and real wood.
In combination with the Clean Twist M Ergo and POWER CLEAN M is ideal for cleaning delicate floors thanks to its super soft microfiber mop head with special fiber composition for minimal water absorption.
Additional information
No scratches, no streaks and guarantees no water damage: the Leifheit CLEAN TWIST M Ergo / POWER CLEAN M super soft wiper mop cover, in combination with the CLEAN TWIST M Ergo / POWER CLEAN M set, is the perfect cleaning solution for mopping highly sensitive floors such as parquet, laminate and cork. The fibres only absorb a minimal amount of water and the soft looped design is gentle on the floor. Moisture-sensitive and valuable wooden floors still look beautiful and well maintained even after many years. The new hook and loop pocket fastening combination guarantees easy attachment and removal of the cover, and at the same time maintains a secure hold whilst wringing out the water. Undo the poppers on the floor wiper, glide the side plates into the cover's pockets of the floor plate, lock the floor plate and attach the cover with the hook and loop fastener - it's then ready for use! It can be machine washed up to 200 times at 60°C without losing its cleaning performance. The wiping width is 33 cm.- Super soft wiper cover for the CLEAN TWIST M Ergo set / POWER CLEAN M
- Durable and sustainable mop cover: super soft washable up to 200x in the washing machine at 60°C.
- Soft looped structure made of polyester is gentle on sensitive floors, such as parquet, laminate and genuine wood
- Special fibre composition for minimal water absorption
- Hook and loop pocket fastening combination for easy attaching and removing of the cover, and which also ensures its hold whilst wringing out the water.
- Wiping width: 33 cm
Safety instructions
- The product does not require safety instructions for its safe use.
