Brilio.net - Today's mops are increasingly sophisticated. One of them is a mop whose handle can be pressed to rotate when the mop is drained in a basin. However, after repeated use, the mop handle can get stuck.
A stuck rotary mop handle can be caused by crust or crust stains that have accumulated on the inside. Many people assume that a stuck mop handle can be pressed by force. In fact, this can damage the mop handle and make it unable to work properly anymore.
Well, there is a trick to overcome a stuck rotary mop handle from YouTube user Agus Yusanto Channel for you to practice at home. After investigating, the trick is very effective, relying on one kitchen tool.
photo: YouTube/Agus Yusanto Channel
First, remove the plastic handle part that connects the iron handle to the mop. However, it is better not to disassemble the mop handle completely so that you are not confused about how to reinstall it later.
"I don't think it needs to be dismantled," said the owner of the YouTube account Agus Yusanto Channel, quoted by BrilioFood on Thursday (22/8).
photo: YouTube/Agus Yusanto Channel
After that, soak the stuck part of the mop handle in hot water for 5 minutes. Then, heat the mop handle over the stove. Yup, the stove is the main kitchen tool for practicing this trick. Just heat it briefly so as not to dirty the mop handle.
photo: YouTube/Agus Yusanto Channel
Next, pour some oil into the gaps between the mop handles. Then, slowly rotate the mop while pushing and pulling, to remove stubborn stains. While doing this process, use a tissue or cloth to wipe away any stains that have come out.
photo: YouTube/Agus Yusanto Channel
When the mop handle can be rotated smoothly, it means the tool is ready to be used again. Reconnect it with the other part of the mop handle, then the mop is ready to be used to clean the floor .
How, is this trick to overcome a stuck rotary mop handle really interesting? Peeking at the comments column on Agus Yusanto Channel's YouTube upload, quite a few netizens felt helped after watching this trick, you know.
"Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I didn't end up buying a new mop because it was successfully repaired," said YouTube @athayaatharchannel1836.
"Thank you for the easy-to-understand tutorial, mine just happens to be jammed right now," said YouTube @bungadesa5814.