Haines® Microfibre Mop Heads - Reusable

Haines® Reusable Microfibre Mop Heads are durable, highly absorbent and compatible with leading mop handles. They are machine washable and designed to be used wet AND dry, offering a cost-effective and straightforward option for hospitals, aged care and healthcare facilities.

Split microfibre technology has proven to be superior in reducing microbial loads in clinical areas when used with a detergent cleaner, without the need for additional disinfectants.^4,5

Haines Reusable Microfibre Mop Heads are colour coded for use in particular areas (as indicated). This mitigates the risk of oversight and contamination, whilst complying with National Infection Control Guidelines.

Features:

• • Cost-effective
  • Fall risk reduction - no more wet floors to slip on³
  • Absorbent and quick-drying - reducing bacterial growth
  • Colour coded to avoid cross contamination²
  • Scrubbing strips to help remove stubborn dirt and grime
  • Split microfibre technology for superior microbial load reduction⁴
  • Overlocked edges for durability
  • Compatible with leading mop hardware available; no need to replace equipment
  • Time saver - microfibre carries a charge, effectively trapping dust and dirt⁵
  • Suitable for both wet and dry use
  • Machine washable
  • 1.04 decitex microfibre with 11.6 decitex scrubber section
  • Reusable

Available in four colours to meet National Infection Control Guidelines:

• • BLUE - General cleaning
  • RED - Toilets, washroom & utility room
  • GREEN - Kitchen, catering, food preparation and food service
  • YELLOW - Infectious areas

Size: 

• • LARGE 48cm x 15cm

Quantity:

• • BOX of 5
  • PACK of 5 NOW AVAILABLE

Need a mop handle & frame too? Mop Handle & Frame Kits are now available! Contact us for details.

• AWTA Cleaning Properties of Floor Cleaning Products test 25 November 2020
• NHMRC (2019) Australian Guidelines for the Prevention and Control of Infection in Healthcare. Commonwealth of Australia. Accessed 13/01/2021 [https://www.nhmrc.gov.au/sites/default/files/documents/infection-control-guidelines-feb2020.pdf]
• Department of Health & Human Services 25/10/2016. Cleaning without chemicals at Monash Health Accessed 13/1/2021 [https://www2.health.vic.gov.au/about/publications/ResearchAndReports/cleaning-without-chemicals-at-monash-health-case-study]
• Rutala, William & Gergen, Maria & Weber, David, 2007. Microbiologic evaluation of microfiber mops for surface disinfection. American journal of infection control. 35. 569-73. DOI: 10.1016/j.ajic.2007.02.009. Accessed 13/1/2021 [https://www.researchgate.net/publication/5866865_Microbiologic_evaluation_of_microfiber_mops_for_surface_disinfection]
• M, Hoyle and B, Slezak. Understanding Microfiber’s Role in Infection Prevention. Infection Control Today 8/11/2008 Accessed 13/1/2021 at [https://www.infectioncontroltoday.com/view/understanding-microfibers-role-infection-prevention]
• M, Juraja 2017. Review and Report on Microfibre Cloths for Cleaning. Accessed 17/1/2021