Laundry Recommendations

VERMOP cleaning textiles are characterised by the use of high-quality fibre materials and make a convincing impact in everyday use thanks to excellent cleaning and laundering performance and a long service life. In order to retain the functionality and look of your textiles for as long as possible, VERMOP recommends observing the following points:

  • Professional washing machines

    For washing mop and cloths we recommend using only professional mop washing machines. Your machine supplier would be pleased to advise you.

  • Pre-washing new mops

    New, unwashed mop must be pre-washed at the maximum recommended temperature before use. Only then does the mop achieve optimum performance and fit.

  • Removing loose dirt

    Course dirt must be shaken or brushed from the mop or cloth before every wash.

  • Loading quantity & programmes

    Microfibre textiles in particular should be washed as soon as possible after use.

  • Washing microfibre products

    Microfibre cloths, microfibre mop, Blue/Red/Green mop and brush mop must be washed separately, as the fibres will otherwise become clogged with lint. Microfibre cloths should ideally be washed in a laundry bag in order to prevent the cloths becoming clogged with lint. Microfibre textiles in particular should be washed as soon as possible after use.

  • No fabric softener

    Please do not add fabric softener when washing cloths and mop as this can seriously affect the cleaning function of your textiles.

  • Pre-washing

    In the pre-wash, residual cleaning agents, care products and disinfectants can only be ideally removed when no detergent is added. The pre-wash cycle must be carried out with sufficient water, as chemical residue in the cloths or mop may lead to undesired chemical reactions in combination with the detergent added in the main cycle and under the influence of high temperatures.

  • Main cycle

    In the main cycle, use the detergent quantity recommended by the manufacturer, taking local water hardness into consideration.

  • Storage

    Washed cloths and mop should not be stored for long while damp as they are in danger of becoming mildewed.

  • Dryer

    In order to prevent damage to the textiles, the dryer temperature should not exceed 120°C. IMPORTANT: Always dry microfibre textiles gently at a maximum temperature of 60° C.

  • Suitable chemicals

    The use of suitable disinfectants, washing and cleaning agents prevents damage to fibres. Only use listed washing processes, please consult your chemicals supplier.