When damp mopping, when should the water be changed?

Changing the water after covering 500 square feet or half of the floor is important for maintaining effective cleaning standards. As a general practice, the water used for damp mopping becomes dirty as it collects dust, dirt, and debris from the floor. If the water is not changed regularly, it can lead to spreading dirt rather than removing it.

By changing the water after every 500 square feet or once half the floor is covered, you ensure that the mop is working with clean water, enhancing the cleaning process and preventing the redeposition of grime back onto the floor. This procedure is particularly effective in spaces that see regular foot traffic, ensuring a cleaner and more hygienic environment.