Flat mop with double tank system
The Vileda H2prO is a revolutionary flat mop that transforms everyday household cleaning. Developed by Vileda, a global expert in cleaning solutions, this innovative system combines hygiene, convenience and contemporary design. Its dual-tank technology keeps clean and dirty water completely separate, ensuring you always clean with fresh water. This feature is particularly valuable for families with children, allergy sufferers and anyone unwilling to compromise on cleanliness. Thanks to its compact design, the Vileda H2prO fits easily into a kitchen cupboard, alcove or utility cupboard. Despite its small size, it offers impressive cleaning capabilities. Equipped with a 360° rotating mop head, it reaches difficult areas with ease, while its ergonomic design allows for effortless one-handed manoeuvring. It delivers a level of cleaning convenience you may never have experienced before.
Dual-tank technology
Keeps clean and dirty water completely separate, ensuring you always mop your floors with fresh water.
Water-saving design
Just 1.2 litres of water is enough to clean up to 60 m², helping to reduce water and detergent consumption.
High-quality microfibre
Effectively removes dirt and greasy stains without leaving streaks. The mop pad can be washed up to 60 times, making the system more economical.
360° rotating mop head
Makes it easier to clean thoroughly in corners and under furniture.
Ergonomic and compact design
Allows comfortable one-handed manoeuvring and easy storage, even in small spaces.
Suitable for different floor types
Suitable for laminate flooring, parquet and tiles, with the option to adjust the moisture level as needed.
Manufacturer
FHP Vileda Sp. z o.o.
ul. Puławska 182
02-670 Warszawa
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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.































