How can I remove the brush part of this mop?
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I am guessing you are talking about the sponge assembly. It is very simple. Hold the mop facing, but not touching, the floor like you would if you were mopping. Push the white handle that is located about halfway up the pole all the way forward. This pushes the sponge assembly beyond the rollers and you are able to just slide the old sponge assembly off and slide a new one on.
275247
I know it unscrews just like a paint roller would. If it came off right @ the head of the mop I would suggest super glue. Whatever works huh?
1794929
Yes! It is not easy to remove by hand, but if you place it flat on the floor with the fluffies extended out, then put your feet on either side, you can then pull up at an angle and it will pop off. To reattach, you reverse the process and put it on the floor, center the red triangle over the frame and press until you hear it pop-lock into place. The mop head washes very well in the clothes washer and is nearly spun dry after a full cycle. Mine hasn't left fluffies or come apart and I wash it after each use.
1779273
It has to be a mop with a screw on at the bottom to accommodate the mop head. I hope that helps.
1650921
No tool needed. Just push it on and pull it off. All one unit. I much prefer the dual brush heads to the single ones.
1209221
There is a picture on the side of the vacuum. It's tricky and you need the tool to grab and twist it on, but it can be done. Hope that helps.
751773
Just grab the brush head and pull it off. Otherwise, run the brush under hot water an then pull it off
938049
No, you can't remove the brushes. It has 2 receptacles for what it picks up. I use it to get rid of paw prints after my cat comes from outside. It's just something quick to use without getting out my vacuum. If the brushes come out, I don't know how to do it. I just clean them off, like a hair brush.
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There is an opaque guard ring above the mop head on the mop handle, pull that up towards the mop handle away from the mop head. Then remove the old mop head and replace it with the new one. You may need to give it a tap with a hammer or a twist with a wrench if it has been in place for a long time or rusted.
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It'll take a phillip's head screwdriver. You have to take off the bottom plate to get to the brush. Hope this helps.
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Bonnie: This is the instruction that came with my unit. Never took mine off until you asked. It worked.1. Step on the white microfiber where your foot faces the screw. Push the handle away until the disc base snaps off. Be sure not to step on the blue disc to prevent damage during removal.P.S. The mop is in an upright position when you are doing this. The screw they are referring to is located at the base of the handle just above the blue disk. Just step on the white strands and at the same time push the handle away from you until it snaps off. Hope this helped. Helene Bonnie: This is the instruction that came with my unit. Never took mine off until you asked. It worked.1. Step on the white microfiber where your foot faces the screw. Push the handle away until the disc base snaps off. Be sure not to step on the blue disc to prevent damage during removal.P.S. The mop is in an upright position when you are doing this. The screw they are referring to is located at the base of the handle just above the blue disk. Just step on the white strands and at the same time push the handle away from you until it snaps off. Hope this helped. Helene
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There is a tool that is required to pop it off using the small opening on the front of the brush head, just below the bristles.
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Step on the white fringe of the mop on the side - (do not put your foot on the blue part) at the same time twist with the handle it should just snap off. It's really easy and you shouldn't even have to touch the mop head.
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Simply place mop head on floor, step on mop strands and pull handle up. The head quickly snaps off and you can toss it in the washer.
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I was going to try to knock it off with a hammer, and if I couldn't then I am going to return it. But all the comments say you can't get it off?I don't get the people answering a question about the scrub brush with an answer about the sponge mop head. They are 2 different things with 2 different names. Sorry, I know everyone is trying to be helpful.
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Its a little tough, but if you slide the transparent piece toward you and push the mop head away from you it should come unclipped
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There are two screw locks on the handle. One is a screw on the end of the handle, and the other is an internally threaded collar that slides up and down the handle. The first thing you do is push the handle hard into the mop head, and turn it clockwise to tighten it into the broom head. It CAN be slightly difficult to push it into the broom head, because there are some bumps on the handle that have to be pushed into the broom head pretty hard - they kind of "snap" into the head and then you can tighten it. After the handle is screwed into the head, you slide the collar down onto the broom head and tighten that. The collar prevents the handle from twisting out of the head. There are two screw locks on the handle. One is a screw on the end of the handle, and the other is an internally threaded collar that slides up and down the handle. The first thing you do is push the handle hard into the mop head, and turn it clockwise to tighten it into the broom head. It CAN be slightly difficult to push it into the broom head, because there are some bumps on the handle that have to be pushed into the broom head pretty hard - they kind of "snap" into the head and then you can tighten it. After the handle is screwed into the head, you slide the collar down onto... » Read More There are two screw locks on the handle. One is a screw on the end of the handle, and the other is an internally threaded collar that slides up and down the handle. The first thing you do is push the handle hard into the mop head, and turn it clockwise to tighten it into the broom head. It CAN be slightly difficult to push it into the broom head, because there are some bumps on the handle that have to be pushed into the broom head pretty hard - they kind of "snap" into the head and then you can tighten it. After the handle is screwed into the head, you slide the collar down onto the broom head and tighten that. The collar prevents the handle from twisting out of the head. « Show Less