JANITORIAL SYRTex KentucKy trichange scrub moPs


Keep on mopping without stopping. Less rinsing and better productivity and cleaning with the stayflat TriChange Scrub mop head. Highly effective and professional standard mops that are guaranteed to ensure more efficient production in the workplace. These mops can last up to 3 months and are machine washable up to 90° up to 300 times.


JIM01419 Red 12oz Each


JIM01417 Blue 12oz Each


JIM01418 Green 12oz Each


JIM01416


Yellow 12oz Each


SafeGuard-R JEME0020


Wet Floor Sign Each


Big White refill socKet moP


The Big White Socket Mop refill system consists of a reusable socket and a yarn refill. The socket can be reused making the disposable yarn refills easy to recycle at the end of its life. The sockets come in four colours to coincide with standard colour coded cleaning regimes.


Offering an environmentally friendly alternative to traditional mops its comprises of two parts; the replaceable mop refill and a detachable socket and clip (sold seperately). When the mop is old and dirty, the unique, patented socket simply unclips for easy disposal, reducing plastic waste and saving money. The yarn is made from non-woven spun-lace, is low linting and highly absorbent.


SafeGuard-R 100% recycled Wet floor sign


Made from 100% recycled durable polypropylene. Printed using a unique in-mould print injection, which ensures high resolution images and prevents fading. Complete with an innovative top clip design to prevent the sign from tipping when in use.


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Refill Mop STOCK CODE


JAC00020


DESCRIPTION White


QTY 100


Socket & Clip STOCK CODE


JAC00023 JAC00021 JAC00022 JAC00024


DESCRIPTION Red Blue


Green Yellow


QTY 20 20 20 20


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