SSS 37048 | SSS Value Plus Blue & White Looped-End Finish Wet Mop
SSS Value Plus Blue & White Looped-End Finish Wet Mop:
- Blended blue and white poly/rayon yarn releases and spreads fi nish easily.
- Single tailband sewn inside.
- 1 ?” white headband.
- Launderable
- Total PCC 43%
- PET% Content 19%

Product Quality:
All Triple S mopping products are manufactured to high quality standards. They are specifi cally designed and manufactured for use in industrial and commercial maintenance applications – tough products for your tough applications.

Initial Cost vs. Value Received:
The dollars you spend on material and supplies are only about 10% of your overall cleaning budget. An extra dollar spent wisely on quality supplies will often save you that dollar many times over in LABOR expenses.

Looped-End Wet Mops vs. Cut-End Wet Mops:
Cut-end mops appear to be a better buy as the initial cost is lower, but because of the looped-end mop’s longevity and durability, it is a better overall value. In-use studies have shown that ONE SSS Super-Sorb Looped-End Mop will outlast EIGHT 4-ply cotton cut-end mops. Plus, the Super-Sorb Mop cleans twice the area in the same amount of time. If your staff is mopping 5,600 sq.ft./day you will save about $2,600 (labor savings) annually by changing from a cut-end to a looped-end mop!

Yarn: Rayon
Advantage:
- Absorbs and retains moisture quickly.
- Dries fast.
- Less lint.
- Resists mildew

Disadvantage:
- Shrinks when laundered.
- Less absorbent.

Application:
- Applying finishes and disinfectants, etc.

Yarn: Blends
Advantage:
Blends combine several fi bers to create a balance for price, performance and durability

Disadvantage:
May shrink unless prelaundered.

Application:
Professional use where quality and price and less of an issue than performance and durability

Wet Mop Notes:
Drying::
Tumble at 120°F – 160°F until dry.
Longevity Tips:
1. Careful initial processing is essential for maximum mop head life.
2. All new mops should be processed separately, if possible, and overloaded 25 - 50% by weight.
3. The “break” operation should be reduced by 3/4, and maximum water temperature (160°F) used.
4. Rinses should be at a low level and the fi nal two rinses should be with cold water.