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AmazonCommercial Flow-Through Car Wash Microfiber Mop - 1-pack

4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars 134 ratings

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Brand AmazonCommercial
Color Green
Surface Recommendation Window
Item Weight 1.13 Pounds
Handle Material Aluminum

About this item

  • Telescoping car wash mop with water flow-through feature
  • Detachable microfiber brush mop gently captures dirt and cleans surfaces; machine washable
  • Aluminum telescoping handle extends 40-67 inches
  • Can be connected to water hose for consistent water flow while cleaning (Note: Quick connectors are not included in the kit)
  • Use wet for bigger cleaning jobs or dry for light dusting and polishing of surfaces
  • Multifunctional use for washing cars, windows, exteriors, and more

Product details

  • Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 67.25 x 10.3 x 2.75 inches; 1.13 Pounds
  • Item model number ‏ : ‎ ES1080
  • Date First Available ‏ : ‎ September 24, 2020
  • Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ AmazonCommercial
  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B07YD1ZVKH
  • Customer Reviews:
    4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars 134 ratings

Product Description

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From the manufacturer

AmazonCommercial Flow-Through Car Wash Microfiber Mop - 1-pack

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Easy Functionality

Make washing vehicles, equipment, and exteriors easy and efficient with this telescoping flow-through mop with detachable head.

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Microfiber Head

Ultra-soft and non-damaging to surfaces, the microfiber mop head easily captures and retains dirt. Can be removed and machine-washed as needed.

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Telescoping Handle

Built with durable aluminum and plastic components, the car wash mop can be extended between 38-65 inches to clean hard-to-reach areas.

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Water Flow-Through Feature

Save time with the mop’s flow-through feature, which allows a garden hose to be attached for a continuously flowing water source.

What is the expansion range of the handle

The adjustable length of the handle is 38-65 inches

Does this connect to water hose? Or is a separate hose needed?

Connects to water hose

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What's in the box

  • Mop head and handle
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    Customer reviews

    4.2 out of 5 stars
    4.2 out of 5
    134 global ratings
    Decent Mops
    4 Stars
    Decent Mops
    I needed a better way to wash my motorhome. I had been using a sponge floor mop and hose, which is a difficult and tiring way to wash when trying to hold both at the same time. I decided to order two of the AmazonCommercial products – the AmazonCommercial Flow-Through Car Wash Microfiber Mop, and the AmazonCommercial Flow-Through Car Wash Brush. This review covers both products since I feel that others might be interested in ordering both as I did.I like both products quite a bit, but there are improvements that could be made. None of these improvements warrant a downgrade in their rating. Attaching to a garden hose, both devices supply water through the handle directly onto the surface being washed. This simple design eliminates the need to continually spray water onto the surfaces in order to wash away dirt and debris. Of course, periodic rinsing of the mop head and brush head are required to ensure that dirt is not being ground into the surfaces. The microfiber mop head can be removed for washing, and it appears that there are generic replacement mop heads available that will fit. An improvement that I would like to see on both products is a water distribution channel built into the head rather than the current design where the water pours out of only one spot in the center of the brush head, and two spots near the center of the mop head. This change would allow water to flow more evenly over the surface being cleaned. Of course, such a system would be a bit more expensive to produce.Although the functionality of the handles is similar, the design of each handle is slightly different, but not enough to warrant commenting. Both handles are made of aluminum, have detachable heads, have a water shutoff valve at the base of the handle, and telescope by loosening a single coupler and adjusting the length then tightening the coupler. A standard garden hose attaches easily to the devices. Each includes a quick-coupler that can be used on hoses with this style of attachment.The devices create a watertight seal, and there are no drips coming from any connection. The amount of water that flows from the heads can be adjusted with either the hose pressure or, in the case of the mop, with its shutoff valve. The brush’s shutoff valve is not adjustable; it is either full on or off. An improvement would be to have an adjustable shutoff valve similar to the mop installed on the brush.The mop head is a soft, non-scratching, microfiber material. The brush head has soft bristles that I believe will not scratch, but care should still be taken anyway. One thing to keep an eye out for is that the mop becomes quite heavy when wet. When fully extended, I believe that the pole might bend if too much load is placed on it when horizontal. So do not shake it when horizontal. This is another improvement that should be made, a larger tube for the handle on the mop. The handle on the brush is already large enough.
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