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Old Fashioned Cleaners Cheaper than Oil Mops
Mitre10 at Chelsea were selling them off at a very reduced price. This often seems to mean that the item is going out of production in favour of a new style and you will need to purchase another mop. Far cheaper to use the old fashioned cleaners e.g. vinegar, bleach, ammonia etc
Contributed by Ann, Carrum Downs, November 7th 2006
Contributed by Ann, Carrum Downs, November 7th 2006
Source Magic Mop Refills from Manufacturer
Check the brand and contact the company as they will have their nearest supplier I recently lost the instruction to a Sabco mop and they were only to happy to send a photo copy.
- Contributed by Robyn, Glenvale, November 8th 2006
- Contributed by Robyn, Glenvale, November 8th 2006
Homemade Magic Mop Refill
I haven't been able to get the oil refills for a few years so came up with the idea of buying a bottle of furniture oil polish and pouring some into a dish and soaking the mop in it for a couple of hours. The mop absorbs the oil and works a treat for dusting and polishing. The bottle of oil lasts forever and is a lot cheaper than the refills.
- Contributed by Gail, Albion Park, November 8th 2006
- Contributed by Gail, Albion Park, November 8th 2006
Magic Mop Refills Available Online
You can find refills here: http://tinyurl.com/ygwut4 http://tinyurl.com/ycynpz http://tinyurl.com/yn734a
- Contributed by Eva, St. Marys, November 7th 2006
- Contributed by Eva, St. Marys, November 7th 2006
Magic Mop Discontinued by Available on eBay
I used to use them too; they aren't available in shops anymore. I recently sold my remaining stock on ebay because my handle broke after many years of use. You might be able to buy more stashes on ebay - at a discounted price to retail.
Contributed by Liz, Tenambit, November 10th 2006
Contributed by Liz, Tenambit, November 10th 2006