Mops are ubiquitous. Nowadays, cleaning and disinfection of large surface areas of cleanrooms —and non-cleanrooms— have almost always been performed using a mop system of some type or variety. The practicality of such a tool for the purpose is clear: mops can hold a useful volume of detergent/disinfectant (or sporicide solution), which can then pick up a number of particles, fibres and other soils too. Materials improvements such as microfibre construction, add a factor to the mix.
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