Mop & Floor Cleaning Wholesale UK — Disposable Mop Towels
Sleepy Mop Floor Cleaning Towels are pre-moistened, single-use disposable mop sheets — designed for fast, hygienic floor care across hospitality, healthcare, education, and contract cleaning environments. Each pack of 50 sheets fits standard flat-mop heads and eliminates the cross-contamination risk of traditional reusable mop heads.
Available in three trade-favourite fragrances — White Soap, Herbal Soap and Bleach — Sleepy mop towels are built for tile, vinyl, laminate, and sealed wood. The tear-strong non-woven fabric retains cleaning solution through multiple square metres of floor coverage, making them a cost-effective alternative to wringing buckets and dirty mop heads.
What's in This Range
- Sleepy Mop Floor Cleaning Towel — White Soap, 50pcs x 4 packs per case
- Sleepy Mop Floor Cleaning Towel — Herbal Soap, 50pcs x 4 packs per case
- Sleepy Mop Floor Cleaning Towel — Bleach, 50pcs x 4 packs per case
- Compatible with standard 25-30cm flat-mop heads
- Single-use, hygienic, eliminates cross-contamination risk
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What surfaces are Sleepy mop towels suitable for?
A: Tile, vinyl, laminate, sealed wood, and concrete — any sealed hard floor. Not recommended for unsealed wood.
Q: How much floor area does one sheet cover?
A: A single sheet typically covers 8-12 m² depending on soiling level — significantly more than a sponge mop refill.
Q: Are these compatible with standard mop heads?
A: Yes — Sleepy mop towels fit standard 25-30cm flat-mop heads used in commercial cleaning operations.
Q: Can I order a mixed-fragrance case?
A: Standard cases are single-fragrance, but mixed pallets across White Soap, Herbal Soap and Bleach are available on request.
