Large Tile Floors: “Diagonal Mopping Method” — Reduce Repetition, Speed Up by 30%
In large tiled areas like living rooms and dining rooms, the Z-shaped mopping method still requires repeated coverage, taking a long time.
Stand in one corner of the room and follow the “diagonal” route, mopping from the top-left corner to the bottom-right corner. Each pass covers a 2-meter-wide area.
After completing the first diagonal, shift 1 meter to the right and mop the second diagonal (parallel to the first). Repeat this pattern; the entire floor can be finished in just 6-8 passes.
Finally, use a semi-dry mop head to mop along the walls once, cleaning edge corners. This saves 30% time compared to the Z-shaped method.
The diagonal mopping technique is ideal for large spaces over 15 square meters. Pair it with a wide-head mop (60cm width) for maximum efficiency.
These techniques cover previously unexplored scenarios like “special stain removal, mop accessory maintenance, and safety for specific users.” Whether for daily cleaning or unexpected messes, they make floor mopping hassle-free. Adapt them to your floor type and mop model to extend tool lifespan and reduce cleaning costs!
