Professional Cloth Mop Head – 137g T1D
This cloth mop head provides a replacement cleaning surface for routine wet and damp mopping on compatible hard floors. Its large format suits janitorial teams working through kitchens, workshops, hospitality premises and other commercial areas where a mop and bucket form part of the cleaning routine.
Product code 102213 corresponds to Robert Scott's Big White large socket mop. The 137g head uses spunlace fabric offcuts, with absorbent strips designed to dry quickly and shed little lint during normal use. The material is a non-woven cloth format; choose it when this construction suits your floor-care routine.
The T1D socket fits compatible hygiene handles. White and red options are available here, allowing you to follow the equipment colours assigned by your premises. Check the handle fitting before ordering and keep tools for different work zones separate during use, cleaning and storage.
The manufacturer describes this as a semi-disposable mop. Inspect it regularly and replace it when worn, damaged or no longer suitable for the task. Find supporting equipment in our mops and buckets range, and use appropriate floor safety signs while cleaned areas remain wet.
Key Features & Benefits
- Large 137g head: a lightweight replacement for routine floor mopping.
- Spunlace fabric strips: absorbent material made using fabric offcuts.
- Low-linting, quick-drying design: useful for day-to-day cleaning and equipment care.
- T1D socket: for compatible hygiene handles.
- White or red options: choose the socket colour required by your site's cleaning system.
- Semi-disposable format: replace according to condition and local hygiene procedures.
Directions for Use
Choose the colour and assemble
Select the socket colour assigned to the cleaning area. Check that the handle fitting is compatible with the T1D socket, attach the head securely and inspect the connection before use. Use a bucket and wringer suited to the assembled mop.
Prepare the area and cleaning solution
Remove loose debris and place warning signs around the work area. Choose a cleaner suitable for the floor finish, prepare it at the manufacturer's stated dilution and follow its handling precautions. Follow any specific floor-care restrictions.
Mop with controlled moisture
Wet the head as required and wring out excess solution. Work in manageable sections using overlapping passes, rinsing the head and changing dirty solution as needed. Avoid flooding moisture-sensitive floors, and keep access controlled until the surface is dry.
Clean, inspect and store
Clean and rinse the head after use, then allow it to dry before storage. Follow any supplied care instructions; do not assume a machine-wash temperature or chemical compatibility that is not stated. Replace the semi-disposable head when worn, damaged or unsuitable for further use under your site's procedures.
Product Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Product type |
Replacement cloth socket mop head |
| Manufacturer reference |
Robert Scott Big White, code 102213 |
| Size |
Large |
| Head weight |
137g |
| Material |
Spunlace fabric strips made using fabric offcuts |
| Socket type |
T1D |
| Colour options on this listing |
White or red socket |
| Handle requirement |
Compatible hygiene handle, supplied separately |
| Use format |
Semi-disposable; wet and damp mopping of suitable hard floors |
FAQs
What material is this mop head made from?
The manufacturer specifies spunlace fabric made using offcuts. It is a cloth-strip mop rather than a traditional cotton-yarn head.
Which handle does the mop need?
It has a T1D socket for a compatible hygiene handle. Check the fitting before ordering; a matching colour alone does not establish compatibility.
Which colours can I order?
This listing offers white and red socket options. Select the colour that matches the cleaning area allocation used at your premises.
Can I wash and reuse the head indefinitely?
No. The manufacturer describes it as semi-disposable. Follow the supplied care guidance, inspect it after cleaning and replace it when its condition or the site's hygiene procedure requires.
Is it suitable for all hard floors?
Use it only where the floor allows the selected wet or damp cleaning method. Check the floor finish's care instructions, use a compatible cleaner and control excess water.
Does the colour make the mop suitable for a particular hygiene zone?
The colour helps identify equipment allocated by your own cleaning policy. It does not replace correct cleaning, separation of tools, drying or timely replacement of the head.
