Floor cleaning brush York Magnetic 12 — durable design, model 5116301

York Magnetic 12 floor cleaning brush (model 5116301) features an innovative flat magnetic mop head with a mechanism that prevents the base from opening during use, providing exceptional rigidity. The mop head is made of microfiber that allows both wet and dry cleaning without detergents, and it can absorb up to seven times its own weight. The highly absorbent head leaves no streaks and enables smooth gliding motions for efficient cleaning and polishing of all floor types. The mop head is machine washable at 40°C without fabric softeners.

Advantages

The Magnetic 12 design secures the mop base for stable cleaning and improved durability. Microfiber construction ensures strong absorption, streak-free results and the ability to clean wet or dry. The mop is compatible with standard handles and its head is washable, reducing running costs and maintaining hygiene.

Suitable for

• Regular home floor cleaning (wood, laminate, tile)
• Light commercial cleaning in offices or retail spaces
• Dry dusting and wet mopping without detergents
• Polishing and removing light spills

Key specifications

• Brand: York
• Model / MPN: 5116301
• EAN: 5903355116301
• Type: Magnetic flat mop / floor cleaning brush
• Mop head material: Microfiber
• Washable: Machine wash at 40°C (no fabric softener)
• Absorption: up to 7× its own weight

How to use

Attach the Magnetic 12 mop head to a compatible standard handle. For dry cleaning, glide the microfiber head over the floor to collect dust and debris. For wet cleaning, dampen the head with water (or a mild cleaning solution if desired) and mop the floor using smooth, overlapping strokes. Rinse or replace the head when heavily soiled, and follow the washing instructions to maintain performance.

Usage recommendations

Wash the microfiber head in a washing machine at 40°C without fabric softener. Avoid using bleach or high-temperature drying to preserve absorbency and fibre structure. For best results on delicate floors, test damp cleaning in a small area first and avoid excessive moisture on untreated wood.