Watch this video to learn how to troubleshoot and fix a leaky Casabella Infuse Spray Mop using these easy steps:
1. Pull the bottle straight out of the mop base, do not twist or turn it.
2. Find the small white cap & screw it on tight. ...
The sprayer isn't spraying – how do I fix it?
Watch this video to learn how to troubleshoot and fix a Casabella Infuse Mop that isn't spraying using these easy steps,
1. Double-check that the mop poles are securely in place, with the white tabs clicked through the metal hole. Otherwise, the trigger...
Can I fill water above the fill line?
No, doing this will prevent the cleaning concentrate from releasing properly.
Is the Spray Mop battery powered?
No, it is battery free. Powered by you.
The cleaning concentrate cartridge is stuck – how do I get it out?
If the cartridge doesn't easily slide out use a pair of pliers or tweezers to get a better grip.
The concentrate is not infusing – what do I do?
First step would be to screw the cap on a little tighter while pushing down to help engage the infusion process. If you hear a click, the infusion should happen! Also, another tip would be to shake it to help speed the process up.
How do I wash the mop head?
The mop head is microfiber and machine washable. We recommend washing it in cool or warm water with a mild detergent and then air drying. NEVER place microfiber in the dryer on any heat-based cycle as the heat will break down the fibers of the pad and...
What surfaces can I use Infuse on?
You can use Infuse on almost every surface in your home, but if you are iffy on a surface we always suggest testing a small portion of the surface before going all-in on it.
You can find a list of surfaces each formula is compatible with under the "...
What temperature does the water need to be?
Infuse will work in hot, warm or cool water! Just avoid extremely cold water, as it will take longer for the infusion process to complete.
How do I get the bottle out of the spray mop?
Grab the mop pole with one hand, and use your other hand to grab the bottle and pull up to release from the mop itself. To avoid any pinching of fingers, grab right below the grey lid of the bottle itself, then pull up and the bottle will release from...
How often do I need to refill my bottle?
It depends on how much you clean! No matter how fast you clean, always keep the empty cartridge in the bottle until the bottle is completely depleted. It is not recommended to infuse multiple cartridges into the same bottle without finishing the contents...
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I love that this mop separates the dirty water from the clean water. I
don't see any streaks on the floor and it stores so easily.
- Ezzzy
Rating
100%
I am loving the Infuse products. We use them at my vacation rental and in my home. I love having less waste and being able to store lots of backups without taking up too much space.
- Jacqueline
Rating
100%
This cleans so much better than any of the other reusable mops, great for a quick swipe over pet trampled tile! Makes the whole house smell clean and fresh!
While cleaning the house isn’t everyone’s favorite or most-loved activity, there are lots of benefits that come along with maintaining a clean and orderly home. Keeping dust, grit, grease, and grime under control is good for your home’s air quality, which relates to your physical health, especially if you or anyone else living in your home has allergies or asthma.
Let’s face it. Springtime can be beautiful in most areas, with green grass, flowers blooming, birds chirping, and the sun shining. Unfortunately, spring can also bring airborne allergens like pollen, dust mites, mold, and animal dander.
Allergies affect nearly one hundred million people in the United States alone and can cause headaches, sneezing, runny noses, and watery, itchy, and swollen eyes. Even worse, they can lead to trouble breathing and tightness in your chest. They can make life generally miserable and sometimes lead to life-threatening illnesses for those with weakened immune systems.
Mopping is one of the most thankless tasks. A conventional mop bucket design makes things worse—mopping with dirty water doesn’t do much to clean those floors. There’s good news. Casabella returned to the drawing board and created a new spin mop design. The two-bucket design simplifies this challenging chore while providing plenty of clean water for mopping.
The Challenge of Old-Style Spin Mops A traditional spin mop was a step up from the twist mop design and the old-style string mop that required using a bucket with a wringer. However, it came with some pretty significant downsides, including:
Bulky buckets were hard to fill with soap and water
Single-bucket systems did little to clean floors
Getting into corners was impossible
String and sponge mops can harbor bacteria and spread it around the home
Old-style spin mops just weren’t up to keeping a home sparkling clean. The new spin mop from Ca