Abstract: A wringer mop with auxiliary cleaning elements is disclosed. The wringer mop includes a mop head having a mounting member disposed at its center. The mop head is mountable on an operating rod by turning the mop head about its central vertical axis. Once mounted, the mop head is held in place by sets of wringer rollers. The wringer mop also includes a mop head housing having projections extending into the interior of the mop handle to limit lateral movement of the operating rod. The mop head housing is strengthened by channel-defining walls. Auxiliary cleaning elements and a bracket for mounting the auxiliary cleaning elements are also disclosed.

Abstract: A sponge assembly for wringer-type mops which includes a sponge firmly held by a sponge carrier. The sponge carrier is provided with a plurality of means for operative attachment to a wringer-type mop. The plurality of attachment means on the sponge carrier adapts the sponge assembly for use with a variety of mop constructions and provides a sponge assembly which is particularly advantageous for use as a replacement for worn-out sponge assemblies.

Abstract: A sponge assembly for wringer-type mops which includes a sponge firmly held by a sponge carrier. The sponge carrier is provided with a plurality of means for operative attachment to a wringer-type mop. The plurality of attachment means on the sponge carrier adapts the sponge assembly for use with a variety of mop constructions and provides a sponge assembly which is particularly advantageous for use as a replacement for worn-out sponge assemblies.