Professional washing of mops and cleaning textiles
Regular washing of mops and cleaning textiles can be a different task from handling conventional guest textiles. The right machine should be chosen based on the daily volume of mops, the nature of the soiling, the available cycle time and the drying required.
What data do we look at?
- daily volume of mops and cleaning textiles;
- textile type and soiling profile;
- number of shifts and available operating hours;
- drying requirements;
- space and connection conditions;
- requirements of the specific hygiene process.
Why is sizing the whole system important?
When processing a large number of mops daily, the washing machine's cycle time, drying and the operator workflow together determine the real daily capacity. A single kg figure is therefore not enough here either.
Frequently asked questions
What washing machine is needed for mop washing?
It should be chosen based on the daily volume of mops, the textile type, the soiling and the desired processing time.
Can a general-purpose washing machine be used for mop washing?
The decision may only be based on the suitability of the specific machine and programme; this website cannot make general hygiene claims.
Does drying need to be sized too?
Yes. Drying can also become a bottleneck in the processing of wet mops.
Not sure which machine you need?
A few basic details are enough for an initial assessment of the right capacity: what textiles or dishes you process, in what quantity, how many hours a day you operate, how much space is available and which utilities are on site.
