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360° Triangle Wiper with 26 cm Head

360° Triangle Wiper with 26 cm Head

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Corners are often hard to reach because conventional mops do not reach every spot evenly.

Who hasn't experienced this: The floor is mopped, but dust and dirt still accumulate in corners, along baseboards, or behind furniture. The VortiClean triangular mop was designed with a triangular head and a 360° swivel joint. The pointed shape makes it easier to clean angles, edges, and other hard-to-reach areas. This way, different floor areas can be cleaned with just one mop.

Advantages

  • Eases cleaning of corners and edges: The triangular head is designed to make areas along baseboards, in corners, and on edges more accessible.
  • Generous cleaning surface: The approx. 26 cm wide wiping area allows efficient cleaning of larger floor surfaces.
  • More flexibility under furniture: Thanks to the long handle and 360° swivel joint, the mop can also be used under many sofas, cabinets, and other furniture pieces.

Specifications

  • Product type: Swivel mop / Multi-surface cleaner
  • Head shape: Triangular
  • Rotation angle: 360°
  • Head width: approx. 26 cm
  • Areas of use: Floors, tiles, baseboards, windows & smooth surfaces (model dependent)

Usage

  1. Prepare: Attach the mop cover to the triangular head and adjust the handle to your desired length.
  2. Mop corners and edges: Guide the tip of the triangular head along corners, edges, and baseboards. The 360° joint supports flexible movements while cleaning.
  3. Clean open surfaces: Then mop the open floor areas with even motions to pick up dust and dirt.

Pro tip: For streak-free results on tiles and windows, slightly dampen the cloth and work in straight, overlapping strokes.