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Step 6AFTERTHOUGHTS: Mods to make the mop stronger.
The first time I made this, I had a problem with the mop head coming off, so take a look below at some of the mods that I have made.
a) Be sure to use a wooden mop stick. At the end of the mop stick, cut five grooves as shown.
b) This time wrap the strips around the stick and this time secure with wire as shown.
With these adjustments, you can turn your mop from a one year mop to a hundred year mop.
Happy mopping
a) Be sure to use a wooden mop stick. At the end of the mop stick, cut five grooves as shown.
b) This time wrap the strips around the stick and this time secure with wire as shown.
With these adjustments, you can turn your mop from a one year mop to a hundred year mop.
Happy mopping
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Oct 1, 2007. 2:49 PMpauprint
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Just out of curiousity, why the four grooves on the mop end?
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Aug 9, 2011. 2:23 PMabadger1
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I imagine it gives the ties more grip, as they have a groove to sit in, thus making it sturdier
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Oct 8, 2007. 9:07 AMSassy_Teach
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Is it tacky that I like the fact that a male is holding the mop in the instructional pictures? Actually, this seems like a great idea. Will let you know how it fares for me.
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Oct 11, 2007. 3:02 AMbrendanconnal (author)
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Dear sassy_teach, My oh my, you are sassy aren't you! Why is that tacky though? Plus, I am not sure if you mean that men with mops is a good idea, or the mop itself. Whatever the case, I look forward to your reply, and I hope you can find a man to wield the mop. Best regards, Brendan
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Oct 2, 2007. 1:12 PMbrendanconnal (author)
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Just so the wire grips better.
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