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Electric mop

An electric mop is a cleaning appliance for hard floors with rotating mop pads and a built-in water tank, so you remove stains and everyday dirt without a separate bucket or a cable. The Achaté Electric Mop is made for households that clean hard floors regularly and are looking for a lighter, more efficient way to mop, without lifting a heavy bucket. Browse the collection and discover a lighter way to mop.

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Mop without a heavy bucket or scrubbing by hand

The rotating mop pads move across the floor while in use, so you have to scrub by hand less and clean with less effort. You decide the direction and can use the device exactly where the spray function is really needed.

The built-in water tank replaces the separate bucket. That means you don't have to lift a heavy bucket, and there's no cord in the way while you clean. That's especially nice when you're doing several rooms in a row or want to quickly tackle a dirty spot in a busy household.

With an ordinary mop, you have to wring it out regularly and fetch water again. An electric mop brings the right amount of water closer to the spot you're cleaning, which often works more efficiently. The rotating pads keep moving, so you don't have to press down as hard on footprints and dried splatters. Fill the water tank with clean water and empty it after use according to the manual.

The rechargeable battery makes a cordless model extra handy thanks to the freedom of movement around table legs, chairs and other furniture, but you do sometimes need to charge it in between uses. How much floor you can cover on one charge varies by use and setting. So check the current product information and charge the device before starting a bigger cleaning round.

An automatic mop doesn't vacuum up crumbs or dirt. So vacuum the floor first when there's loose dirt lying around. After that, the device can focus on stains, footprints and the thin film of dirt that's left after daily use.

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The Achaté range for lighter floor maintenance

Cordless electric mop for hard floors

The Achaté device is made for hard floors that can be cleaned with moisture. Think of tiles, stone, laminate, wood, vinyl and PVC. With a delicate or treated floor, always check the floor manufacturer's instructions before using water or a cleaning product.

The Achaté Electric Mop is cordless, weighs about 1.5 kilos and has a 250-milliliter water tank. That makes it easy to move around furniture and through different rooms. The rotating pads help loosen dirt without you having to constantly apply pressure yourself. The device has a power of 50 watts, a 2200 mAh battery, and a charging time of about two to three hours.

Washable mop pads and a matching floor cleaner

After cleaning, remove the mop pads, which are attached with velcro, and wash them at 30 degrees or in the washing machine according to the product information. Let the pads dry completely before attaching them again. With clean pads, you prevent old dirt from being spread back over the floor and you work hygienically.

Water is enough for many light cleaning rounds. If you want to add a product, choose a cleaning agent that's suitable for your floor, such as laminate, parquet or stone, and for the water tank. Dose sparingly, since too much product can actually leave a haze or streaks. For stubborn stains, a suitable approach helps with cleaning. Also pay attention to weight and how smoothly the device moves around furniture, since that increases ease of use, especially combined with the right accessories. Good maintenance contributes to durability, makes parts last longer and keeps cleaning performance up for longer.

From kitchen to living room: smoothly across every hard floor

This type of floor cleaner comes in handy especially for recurring cleaning jobs. You use it, for example, for:

  • footprints and light stains in the hallway
  • a thin film of dirt on tiles or PVC
  • dried splatters around the dining table
  • daily floor maintenance in the kitchen and living room
  • cleaning along skirting boards and in corners
  • cleaning without moving around a separate bucket

Some covers or pads, if the product information says so, can also go in the washing machine for a more hygienic clean. For loose dust, hair and crumbs, grab a vacuum first. Want to combine both steps in one motion? Take a look at Achaté's vacuum mops. If you have caked-on dirt on a surface that can handle steam, the steam cleaner category offers a different approach.

If you mostly have dry dirt or carpet, check out Achaté's vacuum cleaners first. An electric mop really shines once loose dirt has already been removed from the floor. If you use a suitable cleaning product according to the manual, maintenance stays simple and the floor often dries faster. Another benefit is that the room becomes walkable again more quickly. Suitable products and accessories can also help with stubborn dirt.

Which electric mop suits you best?

First determine which floors you want to clean. This kind of device suits households with lots of hard flooring and recurring stains well. If you mostly have carpet or usually a lot of loose dirt, a vacuum cleaner or vacuum mop is a better fit.

Keep these points in mind when choosing:

  • Floor type. Check whether the floor can be damp-mopped.
  • Weight and maneuverability. A lightweight mop steers more comfortably around furniture.
  • Water tank and spray function. That way you decide for yourself where extra moisture is needed.
  • Mop pads. Choose pads that come off easily, are washable and can be replaced.
  • Maintenance. Check how you keep the tank, pads and underside clean after use.
  • Edges and reach. Pay attention to how well the device reaches along skirting boards, under furniture or into corners.

An automatic mop and a steam cleaner don't work the same way. The first uses rotating pads and water or a suitable floor cleaner. A steam cleaner loosens caked-on or stubborn dirt with hot steam. For a floor that can't handle steam, an automatic mopping system can therefore be a more logical choice.

An electric mop really shines when you clean hard floors regularly and want to lift or wring out less. If you'd rather have the functions combined, a vacuum mop can pick up loose dirt and clean wet in one motion; models with fresh water and a separate tank for dirty water work more hygienically here, since dirt is vacuumed straight into the dirty water tank. If you're looking for the best electric mop, we'd mainly recommend paying attention to how often you have to refill or empty it and whether clean and dirty water stay clearly separated. Another benefit is that the floor often dries faster after mopping, so the result stays more pleasant to walk on.

Buying an electric mop? Choose Achaté today

With Achaté's mop, you give hard floors a proper clean without a heavy bucket and without constantly scrubbing by hand. You can try the device in your own routine for 30 days and get a 2-year warranty. Compare the collection and choose a lighter way to mop.

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Frequently asked questions about electric mops

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Is an electric mop any good?

An electric mop is a good choice if you regularly wet-clean hard floors and want to use less effort than mopping by hand. The rotating pads help loosen dirt, and the built-in tank replaces the separate bucket. Vacuum up loose dirt beforehand and use clean pads. Also always check that your floor can handle moisture and your chosen cleaning product.

Which is better, a steam cleaner or an electric mop?

Whether a steam cleaner or an electric mop is better depends on your floor and the cleaning job. Steam can be suitable for heat-resistant surfaces and more stubborn dirt. An electric mop works with rotating pads and is a practical alternative for floors where steam isn't recommended. Check your floor's care instructions and choose the method that fits.

Which cleaning product do you use for an electric mop?

For an electric mop, use water or a low-foaming floor cleaner suitable for the device and your floor type. The Achaté floor cleaner can be added according to the instructions for a fresh cleaning round. Don't use an aggressive or strongly foaming product, or oil, and don't over-dose: always dilute the product at a ratio of 1:30. An incorrect dilution can damage the spray motor. Too much cleaning product can also leave residue or streaks on the floor.

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