Spray Mop
How to use: Spray Mop
Fill the bottle with undiluted Universal Cleaner, press on a mop pad, and pull the trigger as you mop. One pull per 1 to 2 square metres, then mop until dry. Read on for streak-free technique →
How to use: Dusting Mop Pad
Attach it to the Spray Mop and glide it dry, with no spray, to lift hair and loose dust before you wet mop. Remove it over a bin, shake it out and machine wash cold when soiled. Read on →
What are the dimensions of Spray Mop
The Spray Mop stands 1.2 m and weighs around 1.5 kg empty. The pad is roughly 41 x 14 cm with a 35 cm short side, and the bottle holds 500 ml. Read on for materials and pad fit →
My mop bottle is stuck | How to open
Lay the mop flat, hold the holster steady, then twist the bottle back and forth while pulling outward. If it still will not budge, check the silicone cap inside the holster. Read on for the full method →
How to put together / take apart the Spray Mop
Stand the body upright, line the pole up with the receiver and press straight down until it clicks. To take it apart, hold the body and pull the pole straight up. Read on for videos and fixes →
How do I request a replacement Spray Mop or parts for it?
Update your delivery address, then send the batch number from the underside of the mop base and clear photos or a short video. Spray Mop is covered for 12 months from purchase, and spare parts are sold individually. Read on →
How to use: Mop Pads
Three pads, three jobs. The green Deep Clean pads for a deeper scrub, the blue Everyday pads when Deep Clean drags, and Dusting used dry before you wet mop. All three are machine washable. Read on for how to pick →
How do you wash the Mop Pads?
Machine wash the green Deep Clean and blue Everyday pads at 40 degrees or cooler, and the Dusting pad cold. No fabric softener, no bleach, air-dry in the shade, never tumble dry. Read on for full care →
Can I use the Spray Mop on walls and vertical surfaces?
Yes. The Spray Mop works on walls, doors, tiles, skirting boards and cupboard fronts. Spray lightly, use gentle pressure and spot test painted surfaces first. Read on for the technique →
Can I buy the Spray Mop separately?
Yes. The Spray Mop is sold on its own with five pads, and Bottle, Top, Plate and Bottom are sold individually so you can replace just the part that failed. Read on for what is available →
What do I do if my Spray Mop plate comes off?
Soak the plate on its own in warm, not boiling, water for 2 to 3 minutes, then line the pole up and press straight down until it clicks. Replace the plate if it is cracked, chipped or warped. →
What's the tool on the side of my Spray Mop?
The green comb clipped to the side of the Spray Mop is a scraper for stuck-on gunk and grout-line grime. Pop it off, scrub the spot, clip it back on. Included in the box, not sold separately →
Why won't my Mop Pad stick to the Spray Mop Plate?
Press the pad firmly onto the underside of the plate and slide it back and forth to engage the hook-and-loop. Both surfaces need to be clean and completely dry →