Cut-End Mop

A cut-end mop is a type of mop where the yarn or fibers at the mop head are cut, typically creating strands that fray out. Here are some key points about cut-end mops: Construction: The mop head is made by cutting the ends of yarn or fibers, which can result in fraying and shorter lifespan compared to looped-end mops. Absorbency: Cut-end mops can absorb liquids well due to the exposed fibers, making them suitable for cleaning spills and general mopping. Durability: They are generally less durable than looped-end mops because the cut fibers can fray and wear out more quickly. Usage: Cut-end mops are commonly used for general cleaning tasks in environments like households, small businesses, and areas where frequent mopping is needed. Maintenance: After use, cut-end mops should be rinsed thoroughly and occasionally replaced to maintain cleanliness and effectiveness.