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Cleanroom Mops & Bucket Systems – Featuring Texwipe®

From floor to ceiling (and isolators in between), engineered for true contamination control.

Texwipe cleanroom mops are designed from the ground up for validated cleaning and disinfection, not general janitorial use. Building on the same contamination-control philosophy as Texwipe wipers and swabs, the mop line is engineered to meet strict cleanroom requirements in ISO and GMP environments, with solutions sized for large production floors, walls and ceilings, tight spaces, gloveboxes, biosafety cabinets, and isolators. Low-profile, swivel heads with lightweight handles make it easier to reach under equipment and into corners, while padded mop heads help covers conform to surfaces for consistent, repeatable cleaning.

The strength of the Texwipe system is in the details. Quick-change cover and pad designs let you swap heads frequently to match strict SOPs, and Texwipe’s 100% polyester covers provide some of the cleanest substrates available for floors, walls, ceilings, and isolators—ideal for use with common disinfectants, sporicides, and Texwipe solutions. Complementary stainless-steel and polypropylene rectangular and round buckets, dual bucket & wringer systems, and stainless mop carts are built to work together, supporting clean / rinse / waste separation and reducing the risk of re-introducing contamination from dirty solution.

As the Texwipe Master Distributor, SOSCleanroom has supplied Texwipe mops, replacement mop heads, covers, buckets, and carts since 1981 to pharmaceutical and biotech manufacturers, sterile compounding pharmacies, semiconductor fabs, aerospace and optics facilities, and medical device cleanrooms. Browse Texwipe cleanroom mops and bucket systems below to build a complete, standards-aligned mopping platform that fits your SOP—from large floors to ceilings to isolators.

Cleanroom Mop FAQ

  • Q. What are cleanroom mops?

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    A. The main feature of cleanroom mops is their ability to clean without leaving behind any lint or residues. These mops are made from non-shedding materials like laundered polyester and microfiber, ensuring they are cleanroom-safe. The materials used in these mops are fully traceable by lot numbers and are cleanroom-packaged.

  • Q. Do cleanroom mops require mop buckets?

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    A. Mop buckets are an essential part of cleanroom mop hardware. They hold the cleaning solution and often come with wringers to remove excess liquid from the mop heads. Some advanced systems even offer touch-free wringing options.

  • Q. What are mop covers, and why are they important?

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    A. Mop covers, often made from microfiber or laundered polyester, are essential for ensuring that the mop head is effective in trapping and removing contaminants. They are usually easy to remove and replace, making it simple to maintain a high level of cleanliness.

  • Q. What accessories are available for cleanroom mops?

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    A. Mop accessories can include various types of mop heads, handles, and frames. Some systems also offer specialized mop refills and curtain cleaner attachments for cleaning softwall cleanroom curtains.

  • Q. What are the guidelines for cleanroom garments and gloves while mopping?

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    A. While mopping, operators should be fully gowned in cleanroom garments, including gloves and sometimes even a beard cover, to ensure that no contaminants are introduced into the cleanroom environment.

  • Q. How often should I replace my cleanroom mop?

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    A. The lifespan of a cleanroom mop varies depending on its usage and the type of flooring. However, a general recommendation is 50-60 cycles for sterile use and 70-80 cycles for non-sterile decontamination.