Drying the Water Tank and Mop Pads
Drying the Water Tank
When cleaning is completed, make sure to empty the water tank and dry it before storing the mop nozzle.
Turn the water inlet cap to make sure it remains open when storing the water tank. If the cap is closed and the tank is not completely dry, the trapped moisture can cause odors. Any remaining diluted detergent in the tank when stored can harden and cause the water tank and mop nozzle to malfunction.
After cleaning, wipe off any remaining water from the water supply inlet a on the mop nozzle with a soft cloth. The water could drip onto the floor and damage it.
Do not pull or stretch the rubber gasket on the water supply inlet. Doing so may tear or damage it.
Open the water inlet cap b and fill the tank with water using the measuring cup c.
Close the water inlet cap and shake the water tank to wash inside.
Open the water inlet cap a on the middle of the water tank and empty the water tank. Shake the water tank to remove any remaining water.
Leave the water inlet cap open and allow the water tank to dry in a well-ventilated area out of direct sunlight for at least 24 hours.
Only store the water tank once it is completely empty and dry. Moisture or residual water in the tank may cause odor.
Drying the Mop Pads
After using the mop pads, hand wash them and allow them to dry before storing them.
Follow these precautions to prevent mop pads from becoming deformed.
Do not use bleach or fabric softener when washing the mop pads.
Do not dry the pads in a clothes dryer.
Do not boil the mop pads.
Mop pads are a consumable item and should be replaced when they wear or no longer clean.
Separate the mop pads from the mop plates.
Hand wash the pads with a neutral detergent.
Set the pads in a well-ventilated area out of direct sunlight for at least 24 hours or until completely dry.
Storing the mop pads before they are completely dry may cause odors.
