The Libman Tornado Mop is easy to use and wring out thanks to its integrated Grip N’ Click ratchet wringer.
To use the mop, first soak it in water before twisting the wringer grip to the left.
The mop head has three green bands to prevent tangling and covers a large surface area for greater cleaning efficiency.
To replace the mop head, separate cotton strands and pull plastic tab (A) out from handle.
Can the Libman Tornado Mop be used on different types of floors, such as hardwood, tile, or carpet?
Yes, the Libman Tornado Mop can be used on a variety of floors including hardwood, tile, and carpet.
It is absorbent and can clean up tough messes.
According to a review by Modern Castle, it works well on tile flooring.
However, it should not be used on unfinished or unsealed floors.
How often should the mop head be replaced and where can replacement mop heads be purchased?
Mop heads should be replaced after 15 to 30 washings for cotton mops and 500 washings for microfiber mop heads.
Replacement mop heads can be purchased from janitorial supply stores, online retailers, or directly from the manufacturer.
Does the wringer grip on the Libman Tornado Mop make it easier to wring out excess water than traditional mop wringers?
Yes, the wringer grip on the Libman Tornado Mop makes it easier to wring out excess water than traditional mop wringers.
The integrated Grip N’ Click ratchet wringer allows you to click the handle into place and twist to wring out water.
Are there any cleaning solutions or detergents that should not be used with the Libman Tornado Mop?
There is no information available on whether there are any cleaning solutions or detergents that should not be used with the Libman Tornado Mop.
However, it can be used on a variety of floors including hardwood, vinyl, laminate, ceramic, marble, and stone.
Can the Libman Tornado Mop be used for wet or dry cleaning, or is it only suitable for wet cleaning?
The Libman Tornado Mop can be used for both wet and dry cleaning.
It is suitable for use on various surfaces, including vinyl, linoleum, wood, laminate, marble, stone and ceramic tile.
According to a review, there is no need to buy extra equipment and you will never get your hands wet using the Tornado Mop.
The mop can also be used to clean walls by spinning the head out drier than you would for the floor.