Cleaning utensils

Hello I am looking for a handy cleaning brush that I can take with me in a rucksack. A brush that comes with a kind of "lid"/box/sleeve or similar would be ideal. For example, if I want to brush the mud off my hiking boots when I'm out and about, I don't want to put the dirty brush back in my rucksack. Yes, I could also pack it in a plastic bag or use a plastic box from the household that is roughly the right size. But I would find a brush with an accompanying box, the size of which is adapted to the brush, where you can click the brush in and the bristles are wrapped all round, quite practical. I would be prepared to spend money on this. Is there anything along these lines?

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Hi there, I'm looking for a floor wiper like the one from Swiffer where you can "clamp" any rags, but it has to be dismountable to save space or shortenable with a telescopic rod, must fit diagonally in a cleaning cupboard approx. 50cm max. I don't need a bucket, if it has a spray function, ok :)

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Hello, I would like the Vileda Ultramax. However, I would like to have it with a telescopic handle, except that I don't know if the packs with the buckets are telescopic. Can you help me? Thanks for your help.

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A filter for the volume of the cleaning bucket would be practical. Or at least "small/large" etc.

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Am I the only one who likes the magnetic floor mop but is annoyed by the work surface that feels only 10 cm wide? Does anyone know of something similar but with a minimum width of 35-40 cm? Thank you!

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Hi zäme, do you also have brush attachments for cordless screwdrivers in your range. Google "drill brush attachment" for examples (not the Bosch mini part with brushes). Greetings

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We are currently looking for a suitable cleaning system for our workshop with painted concrete floor. Soot particles and brake dust are particularly stubborn. Does anyone have a suggestion for an inexpensive mop system?

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Do any of you have tips on how to get clean and dry wine glasses quickly and easily? 1. which dishwashing detergent is suitable for wine glasses without them "tarnishing"/corroding directly? 2. which drying cloths are recommended for manual washing? Thank you in advance.

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Hello I am thinking about buying a new mop system. But I'm a bit at a loss at the moment and am hoping for a few tips. I currently have a system with the rectangular microfibre mop. We have a slab floor with texture and I find the rectangular mop doesn't clean the dirt in the depth of the texture very well. If the dirt is stubborn, I have to clean by hand. Now I am interested in which system you use and where the advantages and disadvantages are for you. Are these systems with the round mop that you can wring out directly in the bucket really better? You don't always have to dip your hands in the water. But do they clean well? And which mop is suitable, there are so many variants. The bucket needs a lot more space with this system. And what about the new rectangular mop systems that can be folded up and wringed out in the bucket? I would appreciate some great input to make my decision a little easier.

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