AMMEX Disposable Gloves by the Case: 20% Off in Cart

AMMEX makes the disposable nitrile, vinyl and latex gloves that janitorial crews, food service, automotive shops and clinics go through by the case. We stock the AMMEX range in full cases, and every AMMEX nitrile, vinyl and latex disposable glove gets 20% off, applied automatically in your cart. Below is the range compared on material, thickness and grade.

Why the price on the product page is not what you pay

AMMEX sets the advertised price for its gloves, so each product page shows that price. The 20% discount appears only once the case is in your cart, as a separate line before checkout. No coupon code is needed. Your delivered cost is the discounted cart price plus shipping, and many AMMEX cases ship free.

General-purpose and industrial gloves

For janitorial, sanitation, food service, automotive and maintenance work.

Exam-grade gloves

For medical, dental, laboratory, veterinary and first-responder use.

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How the gloves differ

Material. Nitrile is latex-free and holds up to punctures and many cleaning chemicals. Vinyl is latex-free and the lowest-cost option, suited to short tasks with frequent changes such as food prep. Latex gives the closest fit but is not an option where anyone has a latex allergy.

Thickness. 3 mil gloves are light and give the most dexterity, and are made to be changed often. 5 to 6 mil is general-purpose. 8 mil (GloveWorks HD and GlovePlus HD) is heavy-duty, for extended wear, automotive and chemical work.

Grip. The GloveWorks HD orange and black gloves have a raised diamond texture, which AMMEX says channels liquid away so the glove still grips when wet.

Grade. Exam-grade gloves are made for medical, dental and lab use. Industrial gloves are for everything else. AMMEX states the Professional black nitrile exam glove is tested for resistance to fentanyl permeation, and the GlovePlus HD exam glove has an extended 12-inch cuff.

Buying AMMEX gloves from DiscountCleaningProducts.com

• 20% off in cart on AMMEX nitrile, vinyl and latex disposable gloves, applied automatically. No coupon code.
• Delivered cost up front. Many cases ship free. Each product page shows Free Shipping or the estimated shipping cost.
• Full cases of 500 to 1,000 gloves, the quantity crews and clinics actually use.
• Brand-new AMMEX stock.
• Call 888-233-0851 for help choosing a size or thickness. Returns cover damaged or defective items, so confirm size before ordering.

AMMEX disposable gloves FAQ

Why doesn't the product page show the 20% discount? AMMEX sets the advertised price for its gloves, so the product page shows that price. The 20% comes off automatically in the cart as its own discount line. There is no coupon code to enter.

Which AMMEX gloves get 20% off? AMMEX nitrile, vinyl and latex disposable gloves. The discount shows as a line in the cart before checkout, so you can confirm it on your order before paying.

Nitrile, vinyl or latex: what is the difference? Nitrile is latex-free and resists punctures and many chemicals. Vinyl is latex-free, costs less, and suits short tasks with frequent changes. Latex gives a close fit and feel but is not suitable for anyone with a latex allergy.

What does mil mean? Mil is glove thickness in thousandths of an inch. 3 mil is light-duty for tasks where gloves are changed often; 5 to 6 mil is general-purpose; 8 mil is heavy-duty for extended wear and rougher work.

What is the difference between exam grade and industrial grade? Exam-grade gloves are made for medical, dental and lab use and meet FDA requirements for those uses. Industrial gloves are for janitorial, food service, automotive and other non-medical work.

How many gloves are in a case? Most AMMEX gloves listed here come 1,000 to a case (10 boxes of 100). The GlovePlus HD exam glove comes 500 to a case (10 boxes of 50). The count is in each product name.

Are these sold by size? Yes. Each glove comes in several sizes, listed separately or chosen on the product page. The links below go to a Medium or Large listing; other sizes are on the same page or in the See All search.

What does shipping cost? Many AMMEX glove cases ship free. Each product page shows either Free Shipping or the estimated shipping cost, so you can see the delivered price before checkout.

BE Pressure builds professional pressure washers in both gas and electric, from 1,500 PSI electric units for indoor and light-duty work up to 5,000 PSI industrial machines. These are cold-water washers - the workhorses for contractor, fleet, and facility cleaning. Below is a representative range across power source, pressure (PSI), and flow (GPM), each a proven seller, plus the Whirl-A-Way surface cleaners that make flat-surface cleaning fast - all at the lowest price online.

Best BE Pressure Washers

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Flat Surfaces Fast: Whirl-A-Way Surface Cleaners

For driveways, sidewalks, parking lots, and other large flat areas, a Whirl-A-Way surface cleaner attaches to your pressure washer and cleans wide, streak-free passes far faster than a wand. Match the surface cleaner to a gas washer with enough pressure and flow (a 4,000 PSI / 4.0 GPM machine is a great pairing).

How to Choose a BE Pressure Washer

Gas vs. electric. Electric units run quiet with no exhaust - ideal indoors and for light-to-medium work, but lower pressure. Gas machines deliver higher pressure and go anywhere, but need ventilation - the choice for outdoor contractor and fleet work.

Pressure (PSI). 1,500-2,000 PSI for light cleaning; 3,000-4,000 PSI for standard contractor and fleet work; 5,000 PSI for industrial jobs.

Flow (GPM). Higher gallons-per-minute rinses faster and covers more area - an 8.0 GPM machine clears big jobs much faster than a 4.0 GPM unit.

Cold vs. hot water. These are cold-water washers, which handle most cleaning. Hot water cuts grease and oil faster - call 888-233-0851 if you need a hot-water machine.

Add a surface cleaner. For flat concrete and pavement, pair your washer with a Whirl-A-Way surface cleaner to clean faster and more evenly.

Why Buy Your BE Pressure Washer From DiscountCleaningProducts.com

• Lowest prices online across the BE Pressure line.
• Full selection - gas and electric washers, plus surface cleaners, hoses, guns and genuine parts.
• Ships factory-direct.
• Expert help choosing - call 888-233-0851 and we will match the washer to your work.

BE Pressure Washer FAQ

Gas or electric - which do I need? Choose electric for quiet, fume-free indoor and light-duty work; choose gas for higher pressure and go-anywhere outdoor contractor jobs.

How much PSI do I need? 1,500-2,000 PSI for light cleaning, 3,000-4,000 PSI for most contractor and fleet work, and 5,000 PSI for industrial use.

What does GPM mean? Gallons per minute - the water flow. Higher GPM rinses and covers area faster; an 8.0 GPM machine is much quicker on large jobs.

What is the fastest way to clean a driveway or parking lot? Add a Whirl-A-Way surface cleaner to a gas washer - it cleans wide, even passes far faster than a wand.

Are these hot or cold water? Cold water. They handle most cleaning; for grease-cutting hot-water machines, call us.

Final Recommendation

For most contractors, the best-selling BE PE-4013HWPAGEN (4,000 PSI gas) is the all-around workhorse. For indoor or no-fumes work, go electric with the 1,500 PSI P1515EPNW or the higher-power 3,000 PSI X-2775FW1A. Need to cover big areas fast? Choose the 8.0 GPM B4024HETBGS, and add a 24" Whirl-A-Way for flat surfaces. For industrial power, the 5,000 PSI PE-5024HWEBCOM.

Hydro-Force and its Nautilus line are professional-grade portable carpet and hard-surface extractors - all portable units, not truck-mounts, so they move between jobs easily. They come in three families: the Olympus portables, the Nautilus commercial machines, and the Nautilus Extreme restoration units, ranging from 100 to 1,200 PSI. Below is a representative range across lines, pressure, and heat - each a solid seller - plus the hard-surface spinners that turn a high-pressure machine into a tile and grout cleaner.

Best Hydro-Force & Nautilus Carpet Extractors

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Hard-Surface & Tile Cleaning: SX-15 and SX-12 Spinners

For tile, grout, concrete, and other hard floors, Hydro-Force’s spinner tools turn a high-pressure extractor into a hard-surface cleaning machine - and they are among our best-selling Hydro-Force products. They are built for the high pressure of the 1,200 PSI dual-surface units above, so pair a spinner with a 1,200 PSI machine (or a truck-mount) for best results.

How to Choose a Hydro-Force / Nautilus Extractor

Which line? The Olympus portables are the value workhorses for everyday carpet cleaning; the Nautilus commercial machines add power and dual 3-stage vacuums for heavy daily use; the Nautilus Extreme units are built for water-damage and restoration work.

Pump pressure (PSI). 100-500 PSI covers most carpet cleaning; choose 500 PSI for deep commercial cleaning. Step up to 1,200 PSI when you want to clean hard surfaces (tile, grout, concrete) with a spinner tool.

Heat. Heated machines (the “H” models) break down greasy, set-in soils faster; non-heated machines cost less and clean general soil well.

Carpet vs. hard surface. For carpet and upholstery, any of the carpet extractors above will do. For tile and grout, pair a 1,200 PSI machine with an SX-15 or SX-12 spinner.

Why Buy Your Hydro-Force / Nautilus Extractor From DiscountCleaningProducts.com

• Lowest prices online across the Hydro-Force and Nautilus lines.
• Full lineup - Olympus, Nautilus, Nautilus Extreme, plus SX hard-surface spinners and genuine parts.
• Ships factory-direct.
• Expert help choosing - call 888-233-0851 and we will match the machine (and spinner) to your work.

The Most Trusted Place to Buy Hydro-Force and Nautilus Extractors

Discount Cleaning Products is an authorized Hydro-Force dealer, and that is the first thing worth checking when you compare sellers on these machines. An authorized dealer's units arrive new in the factory carton with the full manufacturer warranty intact - the Olympus and Nautilus bodies carry a 5-year warranty on the rotational-molded housing - and an authorized dealer can move genuine warranty parts when a machine goes down mid-job. Refurbished, open-box, and gray-market units sold elsewhere do not carry that.

What buying from an authorized Hydro-Force dealer gets you:

• Authorized Hydro-Force and Nautilus dealer - genuine, factory-warrantied machines. Never refurbished, open-box, or gray-market.
• Ships factory-direct, so the machine is built and tested at the plant rather than pulled off a reseller's shelf.
• Lowest price online across the Olympus, Nautilus, and Nautilus Extreme lines and the SX hard-surface spinners.
• Free shipping on most machines on this page. Where freight does apply, the exact delivered cost is shown on the product page before you check out - nothing is added at the last step.
• The full line in one place - machines, SX-15 and SX-12 spinners, hoses, and genuine replacement parts, so a machine bought today stays serviceable for years.
• Secure encrypted checkout and a real phone number - 888-233-0851 - answered by people who sell these machines every day.

Choosing the best Hydro-Force dealer for your work. Every machine above is a current-production model listed side by side on line, pressure, and heat, so you can match the specification to the work instead of being sold up. If you are weighing a 500 PSI carpet machine against a 1,200 PSI dual-surface unit and a spinner, call 888-233-0851 before you order and we will confirm which pairing fits the jobs you quote.

Hydro-Force / Nautilus Extractor FAQ

What is the difference between Olympus, Nautilus, and Nautilus Extreme? Olympus is the portable value line, Nautilus is the commercial line with more power and dual 3-stage vacuums, and Nautilus Extreme is purpose-built for water-damage and restoration work.

Are these portable or truck-mount? All portable - no truck or fixed install required.

Can these clean tile and grout, not just carpet? Yes - pair a 1,200 PSI dual-surface machine with a Hydro-Force SX-15 or SX-12 spinner to clean hard surfaces.

Do I need a heated machine? Heat speeds up cleaning of greasy or heavily soiled surfaces; non-heated models cost less and handle general soil well.

How much PSI do I need? 100-500 PSI for carpet; 1,200 PSI if you also want to clean hard surfaces with a spinner.

Is Discount Cleaning Products an authorized Hydro-Force dealer? Yes. Hydro-Force and Nautilus machines ship new with the full manufacturer warranty - not refurbished, open-box, or gray-market stock.

Where is the best place to buy a Hydro-Force or Nautilus extractor? Buy from an authorized dealer, so the factory warranty is valid and genuine parts and spinner tools stay available. Discount Cleaning Products is an authorized dealer, ships factory-direct, and lists the full Olympus, Nautilus, and Nautilus Extreme range at the lowest price online.

Do these machines come with a factory warranty? Yes - the full manufacturer warranty, including the 5-year warranty on the rotational-molded body, because they are sold new by an authorized dealer and ship direct from the manufacturer.

Final Recommendation

For everyday carpet cleaning, start with the Olympus O500H (heated) or the value Olympus O100. For commercial daily use, the Nautilus MX500H is the workhorse. If hard-surface (tile/grout) cleaning matters, get a 1,200 PSI machine and add an SX-15 or SX-12 spinner. For restoration, choose the Nautilus Extreme MXE-500.

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Shopping other brands? See our Best Sandia Carpet Extractors guide or the cross-brand Best Portable Carpet Extractors & Heated Spotters comparison. For spotters specifically, see the Best Spot Extractors comparison.

Looking for the best portable carpet extractor or heated spotter? This guide compares the top-selling portable extractors across brands - Sandia, Hydro-Force / Nautilus, Ninja, and Esteam - by use, pump pressure (PSI), and capacity. Every machine here is a portable unit (not a truck-mount), so it moves easily between jobs, up stairs, and in and out of vehicles. Below are the best picks by use-case, each linking straight to the product, plus links to our full brand guides.

Best Portable Carpet Extractors & Heated Spotters (by Use)

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Shop by Brand

For the full lineup and best-sellers in each brand:

Best Sandia Carpet Extractors »Best Hydro-Force / Nautilus Extractors »

(The Hydro-Force guide also covers the SX-15 / SX-12 hard-surface spinners for tile and grout.)

How to Choose a Portable Carpet Extractor

Spotter vs. portable vs. commercial. Spotters (2-3 gallon) are compact units for spot removal, stairs, upholstery, and auto detailing. Mid-size machines (6 gallon) suit smaller commercial jobs. Large portable machines (10-12 gallon) are built for wall-to-wall carpet and all-day use - all without the cost or bulk of a truck-mount.

Pump pressure (PSI). 55-100 PSI suits spotting and routine cleaning; 200-500 PSI delivers deeper commercial cleaning; 1,200 PSI lets you clean hard surfaces (tile, grout, concrete) with a spinner tool.

Heat. Heated machines break down greasy, set-in soils faster and are popular for auto detailing; non-heated machines cost less and clean general soil well.

Tank capacity. Bigger tanks mean fewer stops to refill and dump; smaller spotters stay light and maneuverable.

Why Buy From DiscountCleaningProducts.com

• Lowest prices online across every brand we carry.
• Full selection - Sandia, Hydro-Force, Nautilus, Ninja, Esteam and more, plus genuine parts and accessories.
• Ships factory-direct.
• Expert help choosing - call 888-233-0851 and we will match the machine to your work.

Portable Carpet Extractor FAQ

What is the difference between a spotter and a carpet extractor? A spotter is a small extractor for spots, stairs, and upholstery; a full carpet extractor cleans wall-to-wall carpet. Both spray and vacuum, but larger extractors have bigger tanks and higher PSI.

Are these portable or truck-mount? All portable - no truck or fixed install required.

Can a portable extractor clean tile and grout? Yes - choose a 1,200 PSI machine and add a hard-surface spinner (see the Hydro-Force guide).

Do I need heat? Heat speeds up cleaning of greasy or heavily soiled carpet; non-heated machines cost less and handle general soil well.

Which brand is best? Sandia leads on selection and value across spotters and commercial machines; Hydro-Force/Nautilus excel at hard-surface and restoration; Ninja and Esteam are solid alternatives. Pick by the job, not the badge.

Final Recommendation

For detailing and everyday spotting, start with the Sandia Indy 3-Gallon (or the no-heat Spot-Xtract to save). For a commercial cleaning business, the Sandia Sniper 12-Gallon is the workhorse. If you also clean tile and grout, get a 1,200 PSI Hydro-Force and add a spinner; for water-damage work, the Nautilus Extreme. Compare full lineups in the Sandia and Hydro-Force / Nautilus guides. For spots, stairs and upholstery, see the Best Spot Extractors comparison. For the Ninja Classic range specifically, see the Ninja Carpet Extractors guide.

Sandia builds professional carpet extractors in the USA, from compact spotters for stairs, upholstery, and auto detailing to 12-gallon commercial machines for wall-to-wall carpet and hard surfaces. Every machine below is a portable extractor - not a truck-mount or fixed system - so it moves easily between jobs, up stairs, and in and out of vehicles. Below is a representative range of our most popular Sandia extractors - compact to 12-gallon, low to high pressure, heated and non-heated - so you can see the full spread of options, each a proven seller, at the lowest price online.

Best-Selling Sandia Carpet Extractors

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How to Choose a Sandia Carpet Extractor

Spotter vs. portable vs. commercial. Spotters (2-3 gallon) are compact units for spot removal, stairs, upholstery, and auto detailing. Mid-size machines (6 gallon) suit smaller commercial jobs. Large portable machines (12 gallon) are built for wall-to-wall carpet and all-day use - all without the cost or bulk of a truck-mount.

Pump pressure (PSI). Pressure drives cleaning solution into the carpet. 55-100 PSI suits spotting and routine cleaning; 300-500 PSI delivers deeper cleaning and also works on tile and hard surfaces.

Heat. Heated extractors raise solution temperature to break down greasy, set-in soils faster. If you clean heavily soiled carpet or detail vehicles, choose a heated model; non-heated machines cost less and handle general soil well.

Tank capacity. Bigger solution and recovery tanks mean fewer stops to refill and dump - a 12-gallon machine cleans longer between breaks, while a 2-3 gallon spotter stays light and maneuverable.

Why Buy Your Sandia Extractor From DiscountCleaningProducts.com

• Lowest prices online on the full Sandia extractor line.
• Made in the USA and built for professional, daily use.
• Genuine Sandia parts & accessories to keep machines running for years.
• Ships factory-direct from Sandia.
• Expert help choosing - call 888-233-0851 and we will match the machine to your job.

The Most Trusted Place to Buy Sandia Carpet Extractors and Vacuums

Discount Cleaning Products is an authorized Sandia dealer. That is the difference that matters when you are comparing sellers: an authorized dealer's machines arrive new in the factory carton and carry the full Sandia manufacturer warranty, and an authorized dealer can get warranty parts moving when a unit on a route goes down. Refurbished, open-box, and gray-market machines bought elsewhere do not come with that.

What buying from an authorized Sandia dealer gets you:

• Authorized Sandia dealer - genuine, factory-warrantied machines. Never refurbished, open-box, or gray-market.
• Ships factory-direct from Sandia - assembled and tested at the plant before it leaves, not pulled off a reseller's shelf.
• Free shipping on every Sandia extractor listed on this page, so the delivered cost is the listed price - no freight added at checkout.
• Lowest price online on the full Sandia extractor line.
• Genuine Sandia parts and accessories stocked for these same machines, so a unit bought today stays serviceable for years.
• Secure encrypted checkout and a real phone number - 888-233-0851 - answered by people who sell these machines every day.

Choosing the best Sandia extractor dealer for your job. Every machine in the table above is a current-production Sandia model, listed side by side on capacity, pressure, and heat so you can match the specification to the work rather than be sold up. If you are deciding between two models, call 888-233-0851 before you order and we will confirm which one fits the job you are quoting.

Sandia Carpet Extractor FAQ

What is the difference between a spotter and a carpet extractor? A spotter is a small extractor built for spots, stairs, and upholstery; a full carpet extractor cleans wall-to-wall carpet. Both spray and vacuum, but larger extractors have bigger tanks and higher PSI.

Are these portable or truck-mount? All of the machines here are portable extractors - no truck or fixed install required. They are easy to transport and ideal for residential, commercial, and auto-detailing work.

Which Sandia extractor is most popular? The 3-Gallon Indy (heated) is our best seller for auto detailing and everyday portable cleaning, followed by the 3-Gallon spot extractors.

Do I need a heated extractor? Heat is not required, but it speeds up cleaning of greasy or heavily soiled carpet and is popular for auto detailing. Non-heated machines cost less and clean general soil well.

Which Sandia extractor is best for a commercial cleaning business? A 12-Gallon Sniper gives the capacity for all-day work; choose 100 PSI for lighter duty, or 500 PSI (heated or not) for the deepest cleaning and hard surfaces.

Is Discount Cleaning Products an authorized Sandia dealer? Yes. Machines ship new from Sandia with the full manufacturer warranty - not refurbished, open-box, or gray-market stock.

Where is the best place to buy a Sandia carpet extractor? Buy from an authorized Sandia dealer, so the factory warranty is valid and genuine parts stay available. Discount Cleaning Products is an authorized dealer, ships factory-direct from Sandia, lists the full extractor line at the lowest price online, and ships every machine on this page free.

Do these machines come with a factory warranty? Yes - the full Sandia warranty, because they are sold new by an authorized dealer and ship direct from the manufacturer.

Final Recommendation

Most buyers start with the Sandia Indy 3-Gallon - our best seller for auto detailing and portable everyday cleaning. For spotting and upholstery, the Spot-Xtract 3-Gallon is the go-to. For a commercial cleaning business, the Sniper 12-Gallon (500 PSI, heated) is the flagship - or the non-heated 500 PSI to save.

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Comparing across brands? See our Best Hydro-Force & Nautilus Extractors guide or the cross-brand Best Portable Carpet Extractors comparison. For spotters specifically, see the Best Spot Extractors comparison.

A spot extractor - also called a carpet spotter - is a compact sprayer-and-vacuum built for spots, stairs, upholstery, and vehicle interiors rather than wall-to-wall carpet. The machines below are the portable spotters we sell across Sandia, Hydro-Force, Esteam and Mosquito, compared side by side on tank size, pump pressure, heat, and what comes on the end of the hose. Nothing here is a truck-mount or a full-size extractor.

Spot Extractors and Carpet Spotters Compared

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How the Specs Differ

Tank size. The 2-gallon Sandia is the lightest machine listed and one person can carry it to an upper floor without a dolly. The 3-gallon machines hold more solution and run longer between refills, at more weight. The Sandia machine-only unit weighs about 19 pounds and the Esteam E300 Pro about 18 pounds with built-in wheels and a pull-out handle.

Pump pressure (PSI). Eight of the nine run a 55 PSI pump, which is the normal range for spotting, stairs and upholstery. The Sandia 50-4100 runs 100 PSI, so it drives solution harder into the fibre - the highest pressure of the spotters here.

Heat. Four of these machines heat the solution: the two Sandia Heat Kit models, the Hydro-Force PowerX Pro with Heat, and the Mosquito, which uses a 201F stainless in-line heater. Heat breaks down greasy and set-in soil faster. The unheated machines cost less and clean general soil. Heat is a capability difference, not a quality difference.

What is on the end of the hose. This is the difference buyers most often miss in the Sandia line. The 50-1000 ships with a clear-view plastic hand tool; the 50-1001 is the same machine with a stainless steel hand tool; the 50-1002 is the machine alone - no hoses and no hand tool - and is priced accordingly. If you already own hoses and a tool, the machine-only unit is the cheapest way into the line. If you do not, it is not a usable machine on its own.

Matching a Spotter to the Work

These are the practical differences, not a ranking. Every machine here is a current-production model we stock and ship.

• Stairs and upholstery in occupied buildings. Weight and carry-ability decide it: the 2-gallon Sandia is the lightest, the Esteam E300 Pro rolls on its own wheels.
• Auto and aircraft detailing. Heated machines cut grease and body oils faster - the Sandia Heat Kit models, the Hydro-Force MA51H and the Mosquito all heat.
• Restoration and turn-over crews. 3-gallon capacity means fewer refill trips across a unit; the 100 PSI Sandia drives solution hardest of the group.
• Crews that already own hoses and a wand. The Sandia machine-only unit avoids paying twice for tools you have.
• Spotting between full cleaning visits. Any of these beats rolling out a 12-gallon machine for a single stain; that is the whole reason the category exists.

Why Buy Your Spot Extractor From DiscountCleaningProducts.com

• Authorized dealer for the brands listed here - genuine, factory-warrantied machines, never refurbished, open-box or gray-market.
• Ships factory-direct, assembled and tested at the plant rather than pulled off a reseller shelf.
• Free shipping on most spotters on this page. Where freight does apply, the exact delivered cost is shown on the product page before you check out - nothing is added at the last step.
• Lowest price online across the spot extractor range, plus genuine hoses, hand tools and replacement parts for the same machines.
• Secure encrypted checkout and a real phone number - 888-233-0851 - answered by people who sell these machines every day.

Spot Extractor FAQ

What is the difference between a spot extractor and a carpet extractor? A spot extractor is a compact machine for spots, stairs, upholstery and vehicle interiors. A full carpet extractor cleans wall-to-wall carpet with a bigger tank and, usually, higher pressure. Both spray solution and vacuum it back.

Do I need a heated spotter? Heat is not required. It breaks down greasy and set-in soil faster, which is why detailers favour it. Unheated machines cost less and handle general soil well.

How much PSI does a spotter need? Most spotting, stair and upholstery work is done at around 55 PSI. Higher pressure such as 100 PSI drives solution deeper into the fibre.

What does "machine only" mean? It means the unit ships without hoses or a hand tool. It is the cheapest entry into the line for crews who already own those parts, and it is not usable on its own without them.

Is a plastic or stainless steel hand tool better? A clear-view plastic tool lets you watch soil come up through the head. A stainless steel tool is more durable. Sandia sells the same 3-gallon machine both ways so you can pick.

Can a spot extractor clean a whole room? It can, but slowly - the small tank means frequent refill and dump trips. For wall-to-wall carpet a 6 to 12 gallon extractor is the right tool.

Are these portable or truck-mount? All portable. No truck, no fixed install.

Comparing Other Machines

For full-size portables and heated spotters across every brand, see the Best Portable Carpet Extractors & Heated Spotters comparison. For the complete Sandia range including the Sniper commercial machines, see the Best Sandia Carpet Extractors guide. For Olympus, Nautilus and the SX hard-surface spinners, see the Best Hydro-Force / Nautilus Extractors guide.

Best Portable Carpet Extractors »Best Sandia Extractors »Best Hydro-Force / Nautilus »

Green Klean Replacement Vacuum Bags & Filters: Find the Right Fit by OEM Number

Green Klean makes replacement vacuum bags and filters for commercial cleaning equipment: upright, backpack, canister and wide-area vacuums, plus air scrubbers and power sweepers. Each product is matched to an OEM part number, and most bags ship as a 100-bag case, the quantity contract cleaners and facility crews go through. Below are the most-ordered Green Klean fits we stock, grouped by machine type, with the OEM numbers they replace.

Start with your OEM part number

The fastest way to get the right bag is the part number on the bag you are replacing, or in your vacuum's manual. Every Green Klean product name lists the OEM numbers it replaces (for example, 107314 for ProTeam's 6-quart backpack bag, 4010038N for Hoover Type N). Search the store for that number and the matching Green Klean case comes up.

Green Klean is an independent replacement brand. Hoover, ProTeam, Windsor, Eureka, Tornado and the other machine names below describe what each bag fits; they do not make these bags.

Green Klean vacuum bags by machine type

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Green Klean filters

Green Klean also makes replacement filters: exhaust HEPA filters for backpack vacuums, and filters for air scrubbers and power sweepers.

How Green Klean bags compare with OEM bags

Filter media. Green Klean states its bags use a melt-blown inner liner with filtration efficiency up to 99.9%, and are built for commercial use to equal or exceed OEM quality.

HEPA options. Some fits come as a HEPA bag. The Tornado CV30/CV38 bag above is rated H11. Where a HEPA version exists, the product name says HEPA and gives the class.

Case quantity. Most bags are packed ten 10-packs to a case (100 bags). A few smaller machines use smaller counts, and a few popular fits are also sold as a single 10-pack. The count is always in the product name, so compare cost per bag rather than case price when two listings differ.

Backpack vacuums. ProTeam's 6-quart and 10-quart backpacks take different bags (107314 and 107313). Both machines use the same HEPA exhaust filter (107315).

Buying Green Klean from DiscountCleaningProducts.com

• Delivered cost up front. Every product page shows the price and an estimated shipping cost, so you see the delivered cost before checkout.
• Case quantities for crews. 100-bag cases keep a cleaning fleet stocked without reordering every week.
• Brand-new stock, never refurbished or repackaged.
• Call 888-233-0851 if you cannot find your OEM number or are unsure which bag your machine takes. Returns cover damaged or defective items, so it is worth confirming the fit first.

Green Klean vacuum bag FAQ

Are Green Klean bags made by Hoover, ProTeam or Windsor? No. Green Klean makes replacement bags and filters built to fit those machines. The machine brand and OEM part number in each product name identify the fit, not the maker.

How do I find the right Green Klean bag for my vacuum? Use the OEM part number printed on your current bag or in your vacuum's manual. Every Green Klean product name lists the OEM numbers it replaces, so searching the store for that number finds the match.

What filtration do Green Klean bags use? Green Klean states its bags use a melt-blown inner liner with filtration efficiency up to 99.9%, and that they are designed for commercial use to equal or exceed OEM quality.

How many bags come in a case? Most Green Klean bags are sold as a 100-bag case of ten 10-packs. Some fits come in smaller counts, such as the Eureka Mighty Mite bags at 36 (12 packs of 3). A few popular fits are also sold as a single 10-pack. The count is in every product name.

Is there a HEPA bag option? Yes, for some machines. The Tornado CV30/CV38 bag listed here is an H11 HEPA bag. Check the product name for HEPA or H11/H12.

What does shipping cost? Each product page shows an estimated shipping cost next to the price, so the delivered cost is visible before checkout.

Can I return bags that do not fit? The return policy covers damaged or defective items, so confirm the OEM number before ordering. Call 888-233-0851 if you are unsure which bag your machine takes.

Mercury Floor Machines & Burnishers Compared

Mercury Floor Machines builds low-speed floor machines (floor buffers) for scrubbing and stripping, dual-speed machines that also polish, and high-speed Ultra DC burnishers. Every model runs a 1.5 HP motor on a polished aluminum chassis, with a 50-foot, 14/3-gauge safety cord and an adjustable 48-inch handle. Below is each Mercury line we stock, compared on size, speed, weight and what ships in the box.

Read this before you order: brushes and pad drivers are usually separate

Mercury sells most of its floor machines as the machine only. A machine with no brush or pad driver cannot clean anything. The listings below say what each one includes. If a listing does not name a pad driver or brush, budget for one, sized using the rule in the next section.

Low-speed floor machines (175 RPM)

For stripping, scrubbing, carpet shampooing, bonnet cleaning and spray buffing.

Dual-speed and multi-apron machines

175 RPM for scrubbing and stripping, 300 RPM for polishing. The BOSS takes interchangeable aprons, so one base machine covers several sizes.

Ultra DC high-speed burnishers

For polishing an existing floor finish to a high gloss. Mercury includes a flexible pad holder with a pad-centering device on every Ultra DC.

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Accessories for machine-only models

How the models differ

Brush and pad sizing. Mercury specifies a brush 2 inches smaller than the machine, or a pad driver with riser 1 inch smaller. A 17-inch machine takes a 15-inch brush or a 16-inch pad driver.

Hercules against Lo-Boy. Same 1.5 HP, 175 RPM drive. The Hercules is heavier (103-108 lbs shipping weight), and more weight on the pad cuts through finish faster when stripping. The Lo-Boy is lighter (96-105 lbs), sits on retractable wheels, and is built for quiet operation.

Single or dual speed. 175 RPM scrubs and strips. The Cleanmaster and dual-speed BOSS add a 300 RPM setting for polishing, so one machine covers both jobs. Both use a D/C rectified motor, which Mercury says eliminates burn-outs, low-voltage and start-up torque problems.

Interchangeable aprons. The BOSS base machine takes 13, 15, 17, 19 and 21-inch aprons that mount with three thumb screws. The Multi-Tasker kits ship with three of them (13, 17 and 21 in) and a matching pad driver for each.

Burnisher speed. The Ultra DC comes in 1170, 1500 and 2000 RPM. Higher speed gives more gloss per pass. The 2000 RPM models add a front caster assembly for even pad pressure.

Warranty. Mercury lists 5 years on motor, transmission and chassis for the Hercules, Lo-Boy and Cleanmaster. The BOSS carries 5 years on motor, gearbox and chassis; the Ultra DC 5 years on motor and chassis.

Buying Mercury from DiscountCleaningProducts.com

• Free shipping on many Mercury machines. Each product page says Free Shipping Item or shows the estimated shipping cost, so the delivered price is clear before checkout.
• Brand-new machines with Mercury's manufacturer warranty. Never refurbished.
• Machines and accessories in one order. Pad drivers, brushes and the SST-4 tank are stocked alongside the machines.
• Call 888-233-0851 to confirm sizing or what a listing includes. Returns cover damaged or defective items, so check the size and accessories before ordering.

Mercury floor machine FAQ

Does a Mercury floor machine come with a brush or pad driver? Usually not. Mercury sells its Hercules, Lo-Boy, Cleanmaster and BOSS machines without brushes or pad drivers. Two listings here are exceptions: the 13-inch Hercules H-13E is listed with a pad driver included, and both BOSS Multi-Tasker kits include three aprons and three pad drivers. The Ultra DC burnishers include a flexible pad holder.

What size pad driver or brush fits my machine? Mercury's rule: a brush 2 inches smaller than the machine size, or a pad driver with riser 1 inch smaller. A 17-inch machine takes a 15-inch brush or a 16-inch pad driver; a 20-inch Hercules takes an 18-inch brush or a 19-inch pad driver.

What is the difference between the Hercules and the Lo-Boy? Both run a 1.5 HP motor at 175 RPM. The Hercules is the heavier machine (103-108 lbs shipping weight against 96-105 lbs for the Lo-Boy) on fixed wheels. The Lo-Boy has retractable wheels and is marketed by Mercury for ultra-quiet operation.

What is the difference between a floor machine and a burnisher? A 175 RPM floor machine scrubs, strips, shampoos and spray buffs. A burnisher spins a pad at 1170 to 2000 RPM to polish an existing floor finish to a high gloss and covers large areas faster. It is not used for stripping or scrubbing.

Which Ultra DC speed do I need? 1170, 1500 and 2000 RPM are all offered. Higher speed produces more gloss per pass. The 2000 RPM models include a front caster assembly for even pad pressure; the 1170 and 1500 RPM models do not.

Can I add weight to a Mercury floor machine? Mercury offers an optional Unicorn Weight Kit that adds up to 50 pounds of pad pressure. The single-speed BOSS Multi-Tasker kit (BMT-175-Y) includes it, along with the SST-4 solution tank.

Where are Mercury floor machines made? Mercury Floor Machines, made by Ultimate Solutions of Huntington Beach, California, states its machines are manufactured in the USA.

What warranty do Mercury machines carry? Mercury lists 5 years on the motor, transmission and chassis for the Hercules, Lo-Boy and Cleanmaster, 5 years on motor, gearbox and chassis for the BOSS, and 5 years on motor and chassis for the Ultra DC burnishers.

Microfiber Cloths and Mop Pads by Exact Spec

Microfiber is sold by specification: fabric weight (GSM), size, nap, backing and count. Two listings that look alike can differ on every one of those. This page lists our microfiber cloths, flat mop pads, tube mop heads and dust mops by exact spec, so you can match what you already use and compare the delivered cost per piece.

How to compare microfiber prices

The sticker price alone does not tell you what a cloth costs. Work out the delivered cost per piece: the price plus shipping, divided by the number of cloths or pads. Then check the spec matches. A 12x12 cloth has about 56% of the fabric of a 16x16, and a 250 GSM cloth is lighter than a 320 GSM one. Every product page here shows the estimated shipping cost or Free Shipping next to the price, so you can do the math before checkout.

Premium microfiber cleaning cloths, 320 GSM

Glass and polishing cloths

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Flat mop pads, frames and handles

Tube mop heads and dust mops

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How the specs differ

GSM. Grams per square meter. Higher GSM means a thicker cloth that holds more liquid. The Premium cloths are 320 GSM.

Size. 16x16 cloths fold into eight cleaning faces and cover more surface per wipe. 12x12 cloths cost less per cloth and suit detail work. Compare cost per square inch, not just per cloth, when the sizes differ.

Weave. Looped general-purpose cloths trap dust and hold liquid. Smooth and suede glass cloths have a flat weave for streak-free glass, mirrors and stainless steel.

Mop pads. Low-nap pads glide on smooth floors. Pads attach by hook-and-loop (velcro) and must match the frame width: an 18-inch pad fits an 18-inch frame.

Tube mop heads. Sold by weight. The heavier head holds more solution and covers more floor per dip.

Buying microfiber from DiscountCleaningProducts.com

• Delivered cost up front. Every product page shows the estimated shipping cost or Free Shipping next to the price.
• Packs and cases. Buy a 12-pack to try a spec, or a case of 120 to 192 cloths to spread the shipping over more pieces.
• Color-coding in stock. The Premium 16x16 cloths come in nine colors and in mixed-color cases.
• Call 888-233-0851 to match a spec you already use. Returns cover damaged or defective items, so confirm size and spec before ordering.

Microfiber FAQ

What does GSM mean on a microfiber cloth? Grams per square meter, the weight of the fabric. A higher GSM cloth is thicker and holds more liquid. The Premium cloths here are 320 GSM; a 16x16 Premium cloth weighs 49 grams.

How do I compare microfiber prices between sellers? Compare the delivered cost per piece: the price plus shipping, divided by the number of cloths or pads. Check that the size and GSM match too, since a 12x12 cloth has a little over half the fabric of a 16x16.

Should I buy a pack or a case? A case spreads the shipping cost over many more cloths. The estimated shipping on each product page lets you compare a 12-pack against a 120 or 144-cloth case before checkout.

Why are the cloths sold in different colors? Color-coding keeps cloths used in restrooms separate from those used on kitchens, food areas or glass. The Premium 16x16 cloths come in purple, lime, gray, red, yellow, blue, green, orange and white packs, and in mixed-color cases.

What is the difference between a general cloth and a glass cloth? General-purpose cloths have a looped pile that traps dust and holds liquid. The smooth and suede glass cloths have a flat, tight weave made to leave glass, mirrors and stainless steel streak-free.

What fits the 18-inch velcro frame? The 18-inch low-nap velcro mop heads. The 19-inch low-nap pad is a separate size. Measure your frame before ordering, because pads are not interchangeable between frame sizes.

What is the difference between medium and large tube mop heads? Weight and coverage. The medium heads are 14 oz and the large blue head is 16 oz, which covers more floor per dip.

The Ninja Classic is Esteam's portable carpet extractor line - 10-gallon machines in a rotomolded polyethylene body, with adjustable pumps from 150 to 500 PSI and a design that opens up for maintenance rather than hiding its components. Below is every Ninja Classic configuration we stock, compared on pump pressure, vacuum motors and heat, plus the one thing that catches most first-time Ninja buyers out.

Read This Before You Order: Most Ninja Classics Are Machine Only

Six of the seven configurations below are supplied as the machine only - no hoses, no wand. That is deliberate on Esteam's part: the Ninja Classic is bought heavily as a second or replacement body by crews who already own tooling, and not charging them twice for hoses keeps the entry price down.

It catches out buyers coming to the brand for the first time, who reasonably assume a carpet extractor arrives ready to clean. If this is your first Ninja, budget for a hose and wand kit alongside the machine. If you are adding capacity to a van that already runs Ninja or Hydro-Force tooling, machine-only is exactly what you want.

Ninja Classic Models Compared

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What to Add to a Machine-Only Ninja

A machine-only extractor needs a solution hose, a vacuum hose and a wand or hand tool before it will clean anything. These are the Ninja Classic parts we stock. Note that the 1662-2728 kit is shared tooling across the Olympus, Nautilus and Ninja Classic ranges, which is useful if your van already runs one of the others.

How the Models Differ

Pump pressure. 150 PSI covers routine maintenance cleaning. 200 PSI is the mid-range and the most commonly stocked Ninja configuration. 500 PSI drives solution hardest for heavily soiled commercial carpet. Every pump in the range is adjustable, so the number is a ceiling rather than a fixed setting.

Vacuum motors. The 150 and 200 PSI machines run dual 2-stage vacuum motors. The NJA500 runs a single 3-stage motor and the NJA500-05 runs dual 3-stage motors on 115V. More stages generally means more lift, which is what pulls water back out of the carpet; dual motors spread that across two paths.

Heat. Two configurations heat the solution - the 150 PSI NJA150-10 and the 200 PSI NJA200-10. Heat breaks down greasy and set-in soil faster. The rest run unheated and cost less.

Serviceability. Esteam builds the Classic so components are reachable, which is the reason the line has a following among crews who maintain their own equipment rather than sending machines out.

Buying a Ninja Classic From DiscountCleaningProducts.com

• Free shipping on every Ninja Classic machine on this page. The hoses, wand kits and hand tools are shipped separately and do carry a freight charge, shown on each product page before checkout.
• Authorized dealer - genuine Esteam product with the factory warranty, never refurbished or gray-market.
• Machines and tooling in one place - if you are buying machine-only, the hose kits and hand tools are stocked here too, so a working setup is one order.
• Lowest price online across the Ninja Classic range.
• Call 888-233-0851 if you are unsure which tooling your existing hoses will mate to.

Ninja Carpet Extractor FAQ

Does a Ninja Classic come with hoses and a wand? Usually not. Six of the seven configurations we stock are supplied as the machine only. Check the model name - if it says Machine Only, you will need to add a hose and wand kit.

What hose and wand kit fits a Ninja Classic? The 250-014 kit is the Ninja Classic kit. The 1662-2728 kit fits Olympus, Nautilus and Ninja Classic extractors, which helps if you already run one of those brands.

Who makes Ninja extractors? Ninja Classic is Esteam's portable extractor line; several models are branded Esteam Ninja Classic.

How much PSI do I need? 150 PSI for routine maintenance cleaning, 200 PSI for general commercial work, 500 PSI for heavily soiled carpet. All the pumps are adjustable, so a higher-rated machine can still be run down.

What is the difference between dual 2-stage and dual 3-stage vacuum motors? Stages refer to the vacuum motor design; more stages generally produce more lift, which recovers more water from the carpet. The 500 PSI machines use 3-stage motors, the 150 and 200 PSI machines use 2-stage.

Do I need a heated machine? No. Heat speeds up cleaning on greasy and set-in soil. Unheated machines cost less and handle general soil well.

Are these portable or truck-mount? Portable. The Ninja Classic is a 10-gallon portable extractor that moves between jobs and up stairs.

Comparing Other Extractors

For portables across every brand we carry, see the Best Portable Carpet Extractors & Heated Spotters comparison. For compact spotters rather than 10-gallon machines, see the Best Spot Extractors comparison. For Olympus and Nautilus - which share the 1662-2728 tooling with the Ninja - see the Best Hydro-Force / Nautilus Extractors guide.

This guide is written for the people who buy sanitary napkin and tampon disposal by the caseload rather than one unit at a time: general contractors and builders fitting out new restrooms, installers working from a plumbing or accessories schedule, and maintenance and janitorial crews responsible for many buildings at once. Everything here is the S.A.C. line from Golden Group, compared on material, size, mounting and the consumable it takes, so a specification can be written straight off the page.

What You Are Actually Specifying

A complete women's restroom needs three separate things, and they are commonly confused on a takeoff:

• A disposal receptacle - the bin that holds used product. One per stall.
• A disposal bag dispenser - supplies the individual bags users put product into before it goes in the bin. One per stall.
• A vending dispenser - supplies pads or tampons to users. One per restroom, not one per stall.

The receptacle and the bag dispenser are counted by stall. The vending dispenser is counted by room. Getting that wrong is the single most common cause of a short or over-ordered submittal on this category.

Disposal Receptacles

All four are 22 gauge steel with a full-length steel piano hinge. The TD9200 bins use a push-through door panel, so there is no lid for a user to lift, and the bin opens forward for cleaning. The TD1000SS uses a lift-top lid with a pivoting inner frame that grips the liner and keeps it hidden inside the cabinet.

Finish note: the 9200BK black powder coat has a sheen rather than a gloss.

Disposal Bag Dispensers

Two formats. Roll dispensers feed bags continuously from a roll; box dispensers hold pre-folded bags. They are not interchangeable - the format decides which consumable the unit takes for the rest of its life, which is the part that matters on a long-term maintenance contract. Dispensers are lockable and mount to a wall or a stall partition. The SD2012 box units measure 6.25" L x 5.25" H x 1.5" W.

Starter Sets: One Stall, One Part Number

A starter set is a dispenser, bags and an instruction poster in a single box. For a contractor pricing a fit-out this is usually the cleanest way to quote, because one line item equips one stall and there is no risk of ordering a dispenser in one format and bags in the other.

Consumables by the Case

Once the hardware is in, the recurring spend is bags and bin liners. Case quantities are the reason this category is worth buying as a contractor rather than a retail shopper.

The TD9022 and TD9024 liners fit the TD9200 bins. TD9022 rolls carry 50 bags per roll, each bag 16" L x 16" W at 0.7 mil, white, with a star-seal bottom to resist leakage and a twist tie closure.

Vending Dispensers - One Per Restroom

These supply product to users and are specified per room. One distinction matters more than any other on school work:

The SD3000 is a single-channel unit that dispenses pads only and does not dispense tampons. That makes it the unit normally specified for K-8, elementary and middle schools. The SD5000 and SD7000 dispense both. Confirm which the district wants before the order goes in, because the two are not field-convertible.

Working Out Quantities for a Building

The arithmetic is simple once the rule is clear. For a building with 12 women's restrooms averaging 4 stalls each: 48 receptacles and 48 bag dispensers (one per stall, or 48 starter sets), plus 12 vending dispensers (one per room). Consumables then follow the stall count, not the room count.

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Mounting and Material

Mounting. Every receptacle and bag dispenser here mounts to a wall or a stall partition. The TD1000SS is surface mounted and ships with two predrilled mounting holes and mounting hardware.

Material. Stainless steel and powder coated steel are both 22 gauge here; the difference is finish and appearance rather than gauge. Stainless is the usual specification where the rest of the restroom accessories are stainless.

Format lock-in. Roll and box are the one irreversible choice. A site standardised on roll format cannot refill a box dispenser, so mixing formats across a portfolio creates two consumable lines instead of one.

Buying This as a Contractor

• Authorized dealer for Golden Group - genuine S.A.C. product, not refurbished or gray-market.
• The whole system in one place - receptacles, dispensers, starter sets, bags, bin liners and vending units, so a submittal does not have to be split across suppliers.
• Case quantities stocked for the consumables that recur across a maintenance contract.
• Shipping is quoted per item and shown on each product page before checkout - worth totalling on a multi-unit order rather than assuming.
• Quotes and spec help - call 888-233-0851 for multi-unit and multi-building pricing.

Contractor FAQ

How many disposal units does a restroom need? One receptacle and one bag dispenser per stall, and one vending dispenser per restroom. Receptacles and bag dispensers scale with stall count; vending scales with room count.

What is the difference between roll and box format? Roll dispensers feed bags from a continuous roll and take SR9010 bags. Box dispensers hold pre-folded bags and take SB8836. A dispenser only accepts its own format, so the choice is permanent for that unit.

Can I mount these on a stall partition? Yes. The receptacles and bag dispensers here are wall or partition mountable. The TD1000SS is surface mounted and includes its mounting hardware.

Which dispenser is right for a school? The SD3000 dispenses pads only and does not dispense tampons, which is why it is commonly specified for K-8, elementary and middle schools. The SD5000 and SD7000 dispense both.

What is the simplest way to quote a full fit-out? Price one starter set per stall, which covers the dispenser, initial bags and the instruction poster in one part number, then add receptacles and the per-room vending units.

Do the bin liners fit any bin? The TD9022 medium and TD9024 large liners are made for the TD9200 bins. Match the liner to the bin model rather than by size alone.

Is shipping free on these? No. Shipping is calculated per item and displayed on each product page before checkout. On a multi-unit order it is worth totalling in advance, or calling for a freight quote.

Sh-Mop Replacement Pads and Pocket Mop Pads

Two kinds of reusable mop pads are compared on this page. The first is replacement covers, bases and handles for 15 x 8 inch Sh-Mop style mops. The second is 18-inch microfiber pocket mops and the collapsible frame they fit. Every item is listed by fit and pack size, so you can reorder exactly what your crew already uses.

15 x 8 inch Sh-Mop style covers, bases and handles

These are comparable products sized to fit 15 x 8 inch Sh-Mop style mop heads, as each product name says. They are not made by Sh-Mop; Sh-Mop is a trademark of its owner.

Complete mops

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18-inch microfiber pocket mops

A pocket mop is a flat microfiber pad with a pocket at each end that slides over a folding frame. The pads are washable and reusable.

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How the options differ

Sh-Mop style or pocket mop. The Sh-Mop style mop threads a 15 x 8 inch base onto a handle and a cover wraps the base. A pocket mop is an 18-inch pad that slides onto a folding frame. The two systems do not share pads.

Terry cloth or microfiber cover. Terry is a looped cover built for absorbency. Microfiber has finer fibers that pick up fine dust and dirt. Both wash and reuse.

Canvas back or mesh back. All the pocket mops here are 18-inch microfiber pads. The canvas-back pads come in four colors for color-coding by area. The mesh-back range includes a blue loop pad and a scrubber pad for tougher soil.

Handles. The stainless steel handle is a fixed 54 inches in three pieces. The extension handle reaches 65 inches in three tiers.

Buying from DiscountCleaningProducts.com

• Delivered cost up front. Every product page shows the estimated shipping cost or Free Shipping next to the price.
• Reorder by part. Covers, bases and handles are sold separately in multi-packs, so you replace only what wore out.
• Call 888-233-0851 to confirm a cover or pad fits the mop you already use. Returns cover damaged or defective items, so confirm fit before ordering.

Sh-Mop and pocket mop FAQ

Are these genuine Sh-Mop products? No. They are comparable products sized to fit 15 x 8 inch Sh-Mop style mop heads, as each product name says. Sh-Mop is a trademark of its owner.

Which covers fit a Sh-Mop? The terry cloth covers (22000) and the microfiber cover refills (24007) are made for 15 x 8 inch mop heads, the Sh-Mop size. Both come 12 to a pack.

Terry cloth or microfiber cover? Terry cloth is a looped cotton-style cover for general mopping and absorbency. Microfiber has finer fibers that pick up fine dust and dirt. Both are washable and reusable.

Can I buy just the base or just the handle? Yes. The threaded 15 x 8 bonnet holder base comes 6 to a pack, the 54-inch stainless steel 3-piece handle 12 to a pack, and the 65-inch 3-tier extension handle 12 to a pack.

What is a pocket mop? A flat microfiber pad with a pocket on each end that slides over a folding frame. The frame collapses to release the pad, so it can be changed without touching the dirty side.

Canvas back or mesh back? Both are 18-inch microfiber pocket mops. The canvas-back pads come in blue, green, red and yellow for color-coding. The mesh-back pads include the blue loop pad and the scrubber pad for tougher soil.

Which frame fits the pocket mops? The 18-inch collapsible pocket mop frame (SAVE-FRAME) fits the 18-inch pocket mops listed here.

Related guides

For microfiber cloths, flat mop pads and tube mops listed by exact spec, see Microfiber Cloths and Mop Pads by Exact Spec.