A dust mop pushes soil into a pile and then you have to pick the pile up - and everything fine enough to become airborne goes into the room instead of into a bag. The ProTeam 106985 kit does the same job in one pass and captures what it lifts. It is built around the 20-inch JetSweep hard surface tool, the widest head ProTeam offers for dry hard-floor work, on a two-piece aluminum wand. Schools, healthcare corridors, offices and any facility with long runs of tile or VCT are the target.
Built for
- Long hallways, corridors and classroom blocks with hard flooring
- Dust-mop replacement on nightly routes where soil capture matters
- Open areas between desks, tables and fixed casework
- High-square-footage buildings where passes per hour is the metric
Why 20 inches
ProTeam describes the JetSweep as having a 20-inch by 1.5-inch cleaning path, ideal for hallways, classrooms and in-between desks, with medium bristles suited to dust mop type applications. Width is the whole point. On a 200-foot corridor, moving from a 14-inch head to a 20-inch head cuts roughly a third of the passes - and on a route measured in square feet per hour, that shows up in the schedule immediately.
Capture instead of push
The functional difference from a dust mop is containment. A treated mop head moves dry soil along the floor and lets the fine fraction go airborne; a vacuum tool pulls it into the machine's filtration. For schools, clinics and any building with air-quality expectations, that is the argument that actually carries. It also removes the second step - no pile to sweep up, no dustpan.
The wand
The two-piece aluminum wand gives standing reach for open floor and under casework, and separates into a shorter section for stairs, detail work and picking up large debris directly rather than watching it bridge across a wide floor tool inlet. Aluminum keeps the assembly light, which matters when the head is already 20 inches wide.
Where a narrower tool is still better
A 20-inch head is not the right pick for crowded rooms. Private offices, small classrooms and areas dense with furniture are faster with a 14-inch tool that steers around obstacles. Many crews run the JetSweep for corridors and commons and keep a 14-inch head on the cart for everything else.
Specifications
- Manufacturer: ProTeam
- Part number: 106985
- Floor tool: 20-inch JetSweep hard surface with nylon brush
- Cleaning path: 20 in x 1.5 in
- Bristles: medium, dust mop type application
- Wand: two-piece aluminum
- Coupling: 1.5-inch
Frequently asked questions
What surfaces is the JetSweep for?
Hard surfaces - tile, VCT, sealed concrete and similar commercial flooring. It uses a medium nylon bristle strip for dust-mop style dry pickup, not carpet.
Can it really replace a dust mop?
For dry soil on hard floors, yes, and it captures what it lifts instead of pushing it into a pile. You also skip the second step of sweeping up and disposing of the pile.
Is 20 inches too wide for classrooms?
In an open classroom, no - that is exactly where the width pays. In crowded rooms and private offices a 14-inch head steers better. Many crews carry both.
Which wands does it fit?
ProTeam specifies the JetSweep for use with any ProTeam 1.5-inch coupling wand. This kit ships with a compatible two-piece aluminum wand.
Does the wand come apart?
Yes. Separating it gives you a short wand for stairs and detail work, and lets you pick up large debris directly rather than having it bridge across the 20-inch inlet.
Discount Cleaning Products is an authorized dealer for the brands we carry. Orders are picked and shipped from US-based stock, and our team can help you confirm wand couplings, tool widths and fitment before you order so the kit works with the machine you already run.
