Which Mop Pad should I use?Updated 11 days ago
TL;DR: Three Mop Pads, three jobs. Deep Clean Mop Pads give the deeper scrub but create more friction, so they can drag on some floors. Everyday Mop Pads are gentler with easier movement, ideal where Deep Clean drags. Dusting Mop Pad is dry use only, for hair and loose dust before you wet-mop. All three attach to Spray Mop and are machine washable.
Which Mop Pad should I use?
Machine washable Mop Pads with performance fibres to lift dirt and grime for deeper cleans.
Machine washable Mop Pads with super absorbent padding to clean and polish for everyday spills and mess.
What's the difference between Deep Clean and Everyday Mop Pads?
✓ At a glance
When do I use Dusting Mop Pad?
⚠ Dry pre-mop tool
Use Dusting Mop Pad dry with no spray or cleaner, as a pre-mop step. For wet mopping, swap to Deep Clean Mop Pads or Everyday Mop Pads with Universal Cleaner. If the dusting pad feels dry and ineffective, a quick rinse and shake reactivates the pickup.
How do I get the best results from my Mop Pads?
✓ Three habits for better results
Dust first, mop second. Run Dusting Mop Pad across the floor before swapping to a cleaning pad.
Rotate pads regularly. Swap per room or whenever the pad is visibly soiled. A clean, dry pad cleans more effectively than a soiled, wet one.
Pick by feel, not floor type. No hard rules. Start with Deep Clean for a thorough scrub, and switch to Everyday if it drags or feels hard to push on your floor.
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Last reviewed: July 2026 · Koh Australia