Dust Mop Dusters and Dust Pans

Common dust can damage equipment, furniture, floor surfaces and carpets, collect on fixtures, trigger dust-related health problems among building occupants and most of all creates a poor public impression.

A Dust Mop can:

· Cut down on airborne dust.
Merchandise, fixtures and equipment that are more difficult and costly to clean, make sure the dust is attacked before it spreads to these off-floor surfaces.

· Minimize costly restorative carpet cleaning.
You can drastically reduce the need for costly and labor-intensive cleaning by routinely vacuuming and maintaining dust control of high-traffic carpet areas. A dust mop can contribute to regular dust control.

· Lessen the need for floor scrubbing and refinishing.
Before dust builds up on floors or becomes imbedded into the carpet, use a dust mop on a daily basis to regulate dust control.

· Help reduce cleaning time and labor.
A dust mop that's properly treated and correctly sized makes dust control an ease!!

Dust mops, dust mop frames, dust mop handles and dust mop treatment are the tools that make up the heart of dust control. Choosing the right type of dust mop along with the right size of the dust mop will reduce time and costs in the long run!!

Dust Mop Construction

Looped-end dust mop
The looped-end dust mop delivers high performance by providing product life longevity and trapping extensive dust. Looped-end dust mop yarns are designed to withstand laundering and demanding use without linting, fraying or unraveling.

Cut-end dust mop
The cut-end dust mop might be cost effective, but the lower priced cut-end dust mop has decreased performance because they are prone to shed lint, unravel and even fray! Laundering this dust mop will only add to the problems of dust control!!

Launderable Dust Mop vs. Disposable Dust Mop

A launderable dust mop may cost more initially but will save you money in the long run based on the durable construction and ease of cleaning for maximum dust mop performance. If your area lacks dust mop laundering facilities or there are no dust mop laundering facilities available, a lower cost disposable dust mop might be a better overall value. Disposable dust mops can be effective for 500,00 sq. ft. or more of dust control, if the dust mop is brushed out and retreated properly of course!