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Very dirty mop, do not buy it again: a drop of this ingredient and it will be as good as new again

Posted on February 10, 2026 by Admin

Ahh yes 😅 that filthy mop problem—smelly, gray, and you’re ready to throw it out. Before you do, here’s the simple grandma-style fix that actually works and is safe.


🧼 The One Ingredient That Revives a Dirty Mop

👉 White vinegar

Just a small splash (1–2 tablespoons) is enough.


How to Make Your Mop Like New Again

What you need

  • Hot water
  • 1–2 tablespoons white vinegar
  • A drop of dish soap (this helps lift grease)

Steps

  1. Fill a bucket with very hot water
  2. Add:
    • 1–2 tbsp white vinegar
    • 1 drop dish soap
  3. Soak the mop 15–30 minutes
  4. Rinse thoroughly with clean water
  5. Let it air-dry completely (important!)

Why This Works

  • Vinegar kills odor-causing bacteria and breaks down mineral buildup
  • Dish soap removes grease, dirt, and grime
  • Hot water loosens trapped debris

Result:
✔ Cleaner fibers
✔ No bad smell
✔ Mop looks lighter and fresher


For EXTREMELY Dirty or Smelly Mops

Do this once a month:

  • Soak in hot water + vinegar
  • Then sprinkle baking soda on the mop head
  • Rinse again

⚠️ Never mix vinegar with bleach — very important.


Pro Tip

After every use:

  • Rinse well
  • Wring tightly
  • Hang to dry

A mop that dries fast won’t stink.


If you want, I can also share:

  • 🧴 The best natural floor-cleaning mix
  • 🚫 Why mops get dirty so fast
  • 🔄 When a mop truly should be replaced

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