THE FINISHER DISPOSABLE WET MOP!

Introducing The Finisher Disposable Wet Mop! Finally a wet mop that’s so cheap you can use once and toss without feeling guilty! Hardly a minute went by without somebody clamoring for a disposable wet mop, so here it is (just kidding, nobody ever asked for this, but here it is anyway)! The Finisher was designed for two things; laying floor finish and picking up disgusting messes that you just want to dispose of.

to try to use an expensive mop to clean it up. You just wont to sop it up and throw the mop away. That’s what this mop is for. When your pet has an accident, when you spill something like paint or oil. It’s great for that. It’s also great for healthcare and industrial applications. Use it in the operating room to mop up bio hazards, use it in industrial settings to mop up hazardous materials.

It’s also great as a finish mop for two reasons:

A. It’s inexpensive, you won’t have to worry about thoroughly rinsing the mop as soon as you finish before the finish dries.

2. (I did that on purpose) The Finisher doesn’t lint like cotton mops, so you won’t see little fibers in your otherwise sparkling floor!

So, what are you waiting for… everybody has a need for the Finisher! Click here to order your Finisher Disposable Wet Mop today!

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Melissa Homer
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Melissa Homer is a professional cleaning expert with over 20 years experience in the commercial and residential cleaning industry. She is a highly trained cleaning professional, business consultant, and educator that specializes in cleaning product testing and research, premium surface care, cleaning safety, cleaning procedure efficiency, training documentation, and cleaning damage repair. Melissa has worked for some of the biggest names in the professional residential cleaning industry, including P&G Professional and MaidPro. She has been interviewed and quoted in numerous leading publications such as Martha Stewart Living, Real Simple, Consumer Reports, Better Homes & Gardens, U.S. News & World Report, and The Washington Post.