Mop is a place for bacteria in life
Wiping off “others” changed you-this is probably a common feature of many cleaning tools, including mops.
Lu Jinxing, deputy director of the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention of Infectious Diseases, told the Life Times reporter that a mop is one of the most dirt-laden appliances.
If you do not pay attention to cleaning, it will become a breeding ground for some microorganisms and pathogenic bacteria.
In use, the mop is most likely to come into contact with the organic components on the ground. These microorganisms and bacteria such as mold, smash, candida and dust mite will grow quickly when placed in the surrounding environment for a long time.
When you use it later, not only can you not clean the floor, but it is more likely to cause bacteria to spread and cause diseases such as respiratory tract and allergic dermatitis.
The moisture of any mop head is cotton cloth, cotton thread, rubber cotton, microfiber, etc., as long as it is not thoroughly cleaned and dried, it is easy to breed harmful substances.
Therefore, the first principle for choosing a mop is that it is easy to clean and dry.
Mops used daily in the home do not encourage frequent disinfection.
Disinfection with disinfectant can easily cause expected environmental pollution.
Moreover, the disinfectant similar to potassium permanganate solution has its own color, which is very expensive to clean after soaking.
It is recommended that after each use of the mop, wash it carefully with water, put on gloves, wring the mop dry, and then spread the head to dry.
If there is a condition in the home, it is best to place it in a well-ventilated and well-lit place and make full use of the ultraviolet rays of the sun for physical sterilization. If there is no balcony or it is not convenient to dry, it is best to move it to dry before it is dryVentilated room, put it back in the bathroom after drying.