HYGEN™ Microfiber Charging Bucket with Press Wringer charges microfiber mop pads with cleaning chemicals and is designed to prevent oversaturation. Press wringer allows for touch-free wringing of mops pads promoting a sanitary environment. Charging Bucket is compatible with HYGEN microfiber mop pads and HYGEN Quick-Connect tools.
Features and Benefits:
- Each charging bucket holds up to 20 damp mops; enough for 20 rooms at one mop per room
- Underside of charging bucket lid has recommended cleaning solution amounts for the quantities of 10, 15 and 20 mops
- Leak-proof lid when snapped shut
- Reduces chemical usage to increase operational efficiencies and improve worker well-being.
- Charging bucket is safe to use with all types of floor cleaning chemicals, including bleach, hydrogen peroxide, and d-Limonenene based solutions
- Properly charged buckets hold enough solution to clean a standard sized-room – approximately 250 sq. feet
- For use with single-sided microfiber flat mops up to 18″ in length
- Non-marking casters
- Floor drain for fast emptying
- Made in the USA
- Replacement parts: FG7570L20000 – Plastic Caster W/Metal Axle, FGQ920L20000 – O-Ring, FGQ920L6BLA – Bail (Handle) (For more info: visit www.specialmade.com)

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