Floor Cleaning Sheets

Cleaning floor concentrate is mostly water you paid to ship

Read the back of a standard floor cleaner bottle and you'll find that between 90 and 96 percent of what you carried home from the supermarket is water. You pay for it, you store it, and you pour it down the drain. Floor Cleaning Sheets remove the water from the transaction. Each sheet is a dry, compressed, pre-dosed strip of cleaning concentrate that dissolves on contact — you add the water at home, in the bucket you already own.

The dose is the second problem this solves. Almost everyone over-pours floor cleaner, and too much surfactant is why floors come out sticky, dull, or streaked with a film that attracts dirt back within a day. One sheet is one correct dose for 4 litres of water. There is no cap to measure, no guesswork, and no "it looked about right."

Why it simplifies floor day

• Pre-dosed, no measuring — one sheet per 4 L of water; correct concentration every single time.
• Dissolves completely in seconds — drop it in and stir briefly; no residue, no undissolved gel.
• Streak-free finish — balanced surfactant level means no sticky film left behind on sealed floors.
• Two ways to use it — dissolve in a bucket, or place the sheet directly into a spray mop tank.
• Cuts plastic and shipping weight — a 30-sheet carton replaces roughly 3 × 750 ml bottles.
• Flat-pack storage — the carton is 18 mm thick and fits in a drawer under the sink.

How to use

Bucket method: Fill your bucket with approximately 4 litres of warm water. Drop in one sheet and stir for 10–15 seconds until fully dissolved. Mop as normal. No rinsing required on sealed surfaces.

Spray mop method: Fill the mop tank with water, drop in one sheet, allow 30 seconds to dissolve, and shake gently before use.

For heavily soiled areas, pre-sweep or vacuum first — the sheet is a cleaner, not a dirt remover, and grit under a mop is what scratches a finish.