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Bring out the best in your fl oors!


Wet mopping with too much liquid damages wood and laminate fl oors. Multipurpose cleaners and washing up liquid can leave streaks and a dulling residue.


That’s why Bona puts nearly 100 years of professional wood fl oor care and cleaning experience into the award winning Bona Floor Care System.


Bona Spray Mops Always ready to go without a bucket; squeeze the trigger to release a mist of the Bona Floor Cleaner. Quick and easy to use. Dries fast and leaves no dulling residue.


Spray Mop Kit – Wood Floors Includes: Spray Mop, Microfi ber Cleaning Pad and 850ml cartridge of Wood Floor Cleaner.


Spray Mop Kit – Stone, Tile & Laminate Floors Includes: Spray Mop, Microfi ber Cleaning Pad and 850ml cartridge of Stone, Tile & Laminate Floor Cleaner.


Bona Refi ll Cartridges Attach to Bona Spray Mops.


Wood Floor Cleaner – 850ml Stone, Tile & Laminate Floor Cleaner – 850ml


Bona Microfi ber Pads


Cleaning Pad Use with Bona Floor Cleaners for brilliant cleaning results.


Dusting Pad Use dry. Electrostatic action lifts dust, pet hair and allergens.


Bona Floor Cleaners Deep streak-free cleaning. Fast drying and leaves no residue.


Wood Floor Cleaner - 1L Spray Wood Floor Cleaner - 4L Refi ll Stone, Tile & Laminate Floor Cleaner – 1L Spray Stone, Tile & Laminate Floor Cleaner – 4L Refi ll


Bona Floor Polish Shines and adds a layer of protection. Fills in light scratches. Fast drying.


Wood Floor Polish – 1L


Stone, Tile & Laminate Floor Polish – 1L


Bona Microfi ber Applicator Pad For the application of fl oor polish.


Your Bona sales contact: Jason Williams jason.williams@bona.com Tel 01908 525 150 bona.com


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