How do I wash a rope mop?

[Nan]

On 01 Sep 2004 16:57:30 GMT, [e-mail] (TOM KAN PA) scribbled:

I put my mophead inside a pillow case with a zipper.

Nan

[TOM KAN PA]

I know I could throw it in the wash machine, but I can't how it would come out NOT BEING TANGLED? Any suggestions?

[Vox Humana]

I wouln't worry about it. People have put them in the washer for years.

[Dawn]

I always use them, rinse them, put them somewhere to dry, until eventually they fall apart and then I buy new. I've never given a thought to washing them. oops.

[TOM KAN PA]

As someone said, just toss it into the washing machine. I did, not it's one big tangled mess!

[Michael C De Vito]

hello everyone, Mike D., here, sorry about the rope mop, got to that quest. to late. Maybe when it dries, it'll untangle, next time simply soak in a bucket of detergent.

[Michael A. Ball]

Before I learned about webfoot mop heads--many years ago--I tied the tail end of mop heads with a string--very securely. And just snipped the string, after drying.

Michael When I die, I want to go where dogs go!

[Michael C De Vito]

Hello All, where Do dogs go when they die that you'd like to be with them? Mike D

[Michael A. Ball]

Frankly, I don't know where they go, and it doesn't matter to me. Some people say "All Dogs Go To Heaven"; that would be fine with me. If they go to hell, I'd still like to be with them. I get cold far too easily; so, that might work out well.

When I worked for the animal shelter, I took thousands of dead dogs to the landfill. When the medical school is done with my carcass, I'd like to thrown into the landfill, too--so I can be near those dogs.

Michael When I die, I want to go where dogs go!

[Michael C De Vito]

Hello Guardian, just a point, Bible says man & beast have same eventualality. Mike D