Kentucky mops are made with a cotton mop head that is attached to a long handle. Often the mop head is made with a looped design, and uses absorbent cotton, making it great for cleaning large surface areas. Kentucky mops are often used in commercial settings such as schools, hospitals and restaurants, thanks to their absorbency and large surface area. They are also durable and can withstand frequent use.
We have a range of Kentucky mops available in different colours to suit the general cleaning colour code. The general cleaning code is as follows. Red is for areas where the risk of cross-contamination is high, such as bathrooms and shower rooms. Yellow is for medium risks of cross-contamination, such as kitchens and food prep areas. Green is for general public areas, hallways and entrances. Blue is for low-risk areas where there is less risk of bacterial contamination.
Kentucky Mops
Kentucky mops are made with a cotton mop head that is attached to a long handle. Often the mop head is made with a looped design, and uses absorbent cotton, making it great for cleaning large surface areas. Kentucky mops are often used in commercial settings such as schools, hospitals and restaurants, thanks to their absorbency and large surface area. They are also durable and can withstand frequent use.
We have a range of Kentucky mops available in different colours to suit the general cleaning colour code. The general cleaning code is as follows. Red is for areas where the risk of cross-contamination is high, such as bathrooms and shower rooms. Yellow is for medium risks of cross-contamination, such as kitchens and food prep areas. Green is for general public areas, hallways and entrances. Blue is for low-risk areas where there is less risk of bacterial contamination.