Can I use the Spray Mop on walls and vertical surfaces?Updated 20 days ago
Spray Mop isn’t just for floors. It can also be used vertically, making it a handy tool for cleaning a range of upright surfaces around the home.
What you can clean vertically
You can use the mop vertically on:
- Painted walls
- Doors and door frames
- Skirting boards
- Tiles and splashbacks
- Cupboard fronts and wardrobes
This is especially useful for general wash-downs, end-of-lease cleans, or removing everyday dust and marks.
How to use it safely
- Lightly mist your cleaner onto the mop pad or use the spray function sparingly
- Always start with a spot test in an inconspicuous area, especially on painted surfaces
- Use gentle pressure and smooth, upward or downward motions
- Rinse or wipe over with clean water if needed
Good to know
While the mop works well vertically, it’s best suited for light to moderate cleaning rather than heavy scrubbing. For delicate or freshly painted walls, take extra care and avoid oversaturating the surface.
For more control, you can also use the Atomiser Spray Bottle to apply a fine mist. This is ideal for vertical surfaces like painted walls and helps prevent oversaturation while allowing more precise application of Universal Cleaner.
Using your Spray Mop vertically helps you clean more areas with fewer tools, saving time and effort while keeping your home looking fresh.