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EggeProfessional Cleaning Tools and Equipment
Cleaning tools provide essential equipment for effective cleaning and maintenance tasks. Our range includes brushes, sponges, sprayers, squeegees, and specialty cleaning tools designed for specific cleaning challenges. Each tool category offers practical solutions for different cleaning requirements.
The selection emphasizes durability and functionality across various cleaning applications. From daily household cleaning to professional maintenance tasks, these tools help achieve desired cleaning results while making work more efficient.
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In my daily work and at home I've used countless gloves from different brands, but these are my undisputed favourites. *They're easy to pull on even when your hands are damp or wet…
AdeleI expected the bristles to be a bit stiffer. It's really soft.
HelenaPick the tool for the job
Most cleaning goes faster with the right tool rather than a stronger cleaner. Here is where each group of tools earns its place:
| Job | Tool |
|---|---|
| Daily floors in a home | A flat mop with Velcro pads, or a spin mop set such as Turbo Mop DUO if you prefer wringing in a bucket. See all mops and mop kits. |
| Spraying cleaners and coatings | A trigger head for everyday bottles, a chemical-resistant trigger or a pump sprayer for strong products and larger areas. See sprayers and bottles. |
| Scuff marks, crayon, dried-on grime | A melamine sponge, used with water only and tested first on glossy or painted surfaces. See sponges and scrubbers. |
| Grout, car mats, paving, upholstery | Drill brushes: hard yellow bristles for ground-in dirt outdoors, soft white bristles for fabric, tiles and sinks. See brushes. |
| Soot, dust and pet hair on dry surfaces | A dry cleaning soot sponge or a rubber pet hair brush. Both work dry, without water. See specialty cleaning tools. |
| Windows and shower glass | A squeegee with a microfiber scrubber on the other side, so you wash and dry with one tool. See squeegees. |
| High windows, walls, ceilings | A telescopic handle that fits your mop frame or squeegee. See tool handles. |
Flat mop or spin mop?
A flat mop with Velcro pads uses little water, reaches under furniture and lets you swap a dirty pad for a clean one halfway through a room. A spin mop is quicker to wring and suits people who like working from a bucket. Both use microfiber, so the pads and mop heads need the same gentle washing as your cloths. Our guide on how to choose a mop compares them floor by floor.
Sprayers: match the seals to the liquid
Pump sprayers come with different seals. FKM seals are made for acidic liquids and solvents (pH 1–7), EPDM seals for alkaline cleaners (pH 7–14). Using the wrong one can make the seals swell or leak. For ordinary ready-to-use cleaners a trigger head is enough. Read more in how to choose a sprayer.
No. Melamine foam works like a very fine abrasive, so it can dull high-gloss finishes, car paint, polished stone and some painted walls. Wet it, squeeze it out and rub lightly. On anything glossy or painted, test a small hidden spot first. Our melamine sponge guide lists the surfaces to avoid.
They resist different chemicals. FKM seals are for acidic products and solvents in the pH 1–7 range. EPDM seals are for alkaline products in the pH 7–14 range. Check the pH on your cleaner's label and choose the matching seal so the sprayer keeps working and does not leak.
The first number is the bottle neck diameter in millimetres, the second is the thread style. A 28/410 head fits most standard 500 ml and 1 litre spray bottles. Match both numbers to your bottle, because a head with the same diameter but a different thread may not close tightly.
Use the hard yellow bristles for heavy, ground-in dirt on tough surfaces such as car mats, grout lines, paving and outdoor furniture. Use the soft white bristles where a stiff brush would be too harsh: fabric car seats, upholstery, rugs, bathroom tiles and sinks. Start at a low speed and keep the brush moving.
Latex gloves give a good grip and feel, but they are not suitable if you are allergic to latex. PVC gloves are a latex-free choice. For strong chemicals, check the glove's protection rating against the product label. Our guide to latex, PVC or nitrile cleaning gloves explains the differences.



































