Description
Loba Spray Mop Concentrate Refill restocks the cleaning concentrate used in the LOBA Spray Mop Kit, giving the same pH-neutral, biodegradable formula without needing to repurchase the mop and reservoir hardware. Being water-based and free from microplastics, dyes, solvents and plasticizers matters most for finished hardwood and cork floors, where harsher chemical cleaners can cause softening, discolouration or damage to the surface finish over repeated use.
The two dilution rates give real flexibility for different cleaning needs from the one bottle: 50ml per 5 litres for routine maintenance cleaning, stepping up to 250ml per 5 litres for genuinely heavy soiling that needs more cleaning power. Getting that ratio right matters for a finished floor — too concentrated a mix can leave residue that dulls the finish over repeated cleans, while too dilute under-cleans and can mean more passes than necessary.
Technical Specifications
| Formulation | Water-based, pH-neutral (pH 7 +/-), biodegradable |
|---|---|
| Standard dilution | 50ml concentrate per 5L water |
| Intensive dilution | 250ml concentrate per 5L water |
| Free from | Microplastics, dyes, solvents, plasticizers |
| Use with | LOBA Spray Mop or LOBA Mop |
Where to Use
- Refilling the LOBA Spray Mop Kit reservoir
- Hardwood, laminate and cork floors
- Tile and stone floors
- PVC, linoleum, rubber and design flooring
How to Apply
- Choose the dilution — 50ml per 5L water for routine cleaning, or 250ml per 5L for intensive cleaning of heavy soiling.
- Fill the Spray Mop reservoir — mix the concentrate with water at the chosen ratio.
- Clear loose debris first — quickly remove dust, small stones and sand from the floor before mopping to prevent scratching.
- Spray and mop — use the integrated spray to dampen the floor as you clean, avoiding excess water.
Important Notes
- Avoid using too much water when cleaning and caring for floors, to prevent swelling and discolouration.
- Mop up spilled liquids immediately to prevent dark spots forming on wood floors.
- Always read the cleaning and care instructions provided by the specific floor manufacturer before use.
Buying the concentrate refill rather than a pre-diluted ready-to-use cleaner is a genuine cost saver over time for anyone maintaining a hardwood, tile or resilient floor regularly — a small bottle of concentrate makes a comparatively large volume of cleaning solution, so the cost per clean drops significantly compared with repeatedly buying a diluted spray bottle. Keeping a spare bottle of concentrate on hand also means routine floor maintenance never has to pause because the reservoir ran dry mid-clean, particularly useful for larger commercial floor areas cleaned on a regular schedule.
