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How do you effectively mop a cleanroom?
16
May
May
Using a single-bucket mop system in a cleanroom leads to reapplying dirty water, which is unacceptable. Multi-bucket cleanroom mop systems provide a better solution by offering a dedicated bucket for sanitation, clean rinse, and dirty rinse. One bucket provides a clean disinfectant, the second is a rinse disinfectant, and the last serves as a waste bucket. It is essential to start with the cleanest possible water, which can be distilled or deionized.
Here is a step-by-step guide on how to effectively mop a cleanroom using a multi-bucket cleanroom mopping system:
- Wet the mop from the clean solution bucket.
- Remove the excess solution into the waste bucket.
- Perform the mopping process.
- Remove the contaminated solution into the waste bucket.
- Dip the mop into the rinse bucket.
- Remove excess water into the waste bucket.
- Reapply the solution.
- Remove excess solution into the waste bucket.
By following these steps, you can ensure that you effectively mop a cleanroom with a multi-bucket cleanroom mopping system.
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