Flat mop with telescopic handle 130 cm
The Pureco flat mop was designed for comfortable and effective cleaning of all types of hard floors. The lightweight construction, movable head, and telescopic handle facilitate daily cleaning and allow reaching hard-to-access places under furniture.
The soft microfiber refill effectively collects dust, dirt, and excess moisture without leaving streaks on the cleaned surfaces. The telescopic handle with a maximum length of 130 cm can be adjusted to the user's height, increasing work comfort. The movable head makes maneuvering the mop easier, and the possibility to remove and wash the refill allows maintaining its effectiveness for a long time.
Telescopic pole with length adjustment
The pole with a maximum length of 130 cm can be easily adjusted to the user's height. The adjustment increases cleaning comfort and helps reduce bending while mopping floors.
Microfiber refill with high absorbency
Microfiber effectively collects dust, dirt, and excess water from surfaces. The delicate structure of the material helps clean floors without leaving streaks or scratches.
Movable head for hard-to-reach places
The rotating design makes it easier to clean under furniture, along baseboards, and in corners. The mop glides smoothly, which improves daily cleaning.
Reusable refill
The pad can be easily removed and washed, so it retains its properties for a long time. It is a practical and economical solution for regular cleaning.
For various types of hard floors
The mop is suitable for cleaning panels, tiles, stoneware, stone, and other hard surfaces. It is appropriate for both quick floor refreshing and thorough cleaning of the entire house.
Manufacturer
Dajar Sp. z o.o.
ul. Połtawska 6
75-072 Koszalin
e-mail: [email protected]
Safety information
This product can be used safely and in the manner specified by the manufacturer only based on the instructions for use and maintenance, recommendations, warnings, or safety information placed on the product or its packaging or attached to the product.































