MC1X5 User Manual

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Using the Monster Mop Cleaning System

C. Relling Tank and Replacing Pad During Use

During cleaning the Tank will become empty and need relling.

However, there is no need to rell the Tank at the exact moment it

becomes empty. During cleaning the Microbre Pad will become

dirty (or too dry) and will need replacing.

The empty Tank should be relled and the dirty Microbre Pad

should be replaced at the same time.

Note: Each Microbre Pad needs ONLY a tank full of liquids to create

moist heat. The Tank holds exactly the right amount of liquids for

each Microbre Pad. When a dirty Pad is replaced with a clean

Pad, rell the empty Tank with liquids to provide moisture to the

clean Pad.

To Fill Tank with Liquids:

• Open Tank door by grasping and pulling it away from the Tank

opening

• Use the Fill Cup to SLOWLY add tap, distilled or demineralized

water and/or the Monster brand of cleaning solution, sanitizer or

fragrance to the Tank. (It is normal to have some overow due to

bubbles inside the Tank).

• Firmly push the Tank door closed.

To Replace Dirty Pad:

• Step down on the Tab and hold with your foot

• Lift Mop up and away from the dirty Pad to remove

• Place a clean Pad on the oor with Tab facing up.

• Lower Mop on to clean Pad and press rmly to attach.

Resume cleaning when the Tank has been relled and the Pad

replaced. Repeat the above steps until your oors are clean.

*IMPORTANT*

The Monster Mop is calibrated to release liquid from the Tank

to the Microbre Pad in HOT/WET Mode, for optimal cleaning

performance of the Pad. Liquids will automatically release on to the

Microbre Pad to keep it damp during cleaning. When liquids run

out, add more liquids and replace the Microbre Pad, if needed.

• Keep the Monster Mop moving in a slow and steady motion to

avoid over-saturation of the Microbre Pad.

• Place Mop on the Mop Rest Pad when not in use.

• When nished using, unplug Mop and let it cool on Mop Rest Pad

before removing Microbre Pad and storing unit in a dry location.

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