Advantex® is a best-in-class single-use microfiber system designed for superior performance and disinfectant compatibility.

• Delivers up to 95% release of cleaning or disinfectant solution to the floor rather than absorbing it or sending it to waste
• Fully compatible with all disinfectants and detergents
• Does not neutralize disinfectants, ensuring intended chemical efficacy is maintained

Advantex single-use technology improves safety, performance, and efficiency compared to reusable mops.

Patient & employee safety

• Eliminates cross-contamination with a fresh mop every use
  Reduces employee exposure to potentially contaminated mop heads
  Helps maintain disinfectant efficacy on the floor
  Reduces chemical waste by maximizing solution delivery

Operational benefits

• Removes laundering requirements and associated complexity
  Simplifies workflow and training
  Reduces dependence on inventory rotation and laundry logistics

Advantex® is engineered for higher performance and process control.

• Proprietary technology prevents disinfectant neutralization
• Delivers up to 95% solution release vs. <80% from many competitors
• Improves visibility and control of mop usage
• Eliminates hidden costs such as lost, unreturned, or replacement mops from rental systems

Single-use mops eliminate variability and risk associated with laundering processes.

• New mop every use eliminates cross-contamination risk
• No handling of potentially contaminated laundered textiles
• Supports consistent disinfection performance
• Disposal follows standard infection control protocols

Concerns with laundering processes include:

• Variable cleaning quality and lack of process visibility
• Potential for post-laundry contamination
• Mechanical damage to microfiber during washing, reducing effectiveness
• Studies showing possible presence of organisms such as MRSA, C. difficile, and E. coli
• Limited ability to validate sanitation outcomes at laundry facilities

Advantex mops are engineered for maximum solution delivery, not bulk.

• Multi-layer construction with a proprietary absorbent core
• Designed to prioritize release of solution, not retention
• Lightweight structure improves efficiency and handling
• Delivers more usable solution to the floor compared to heavier mops

Not all microfiber is engineered the same.

• Designed to maintain disinfectant efficacy rather than bind or neutralize chemicals
• Supports full microbial kill potential on treated surfaces
• Reduces risk of reintroducing pathogens during cleaning

No, Advantex® microfiber is engineered to resist linting and shedding.

• USP 797 Compliant
• Made from continuous microfiber filaments
• Unlike cotton or rayon, it does not fray into lint-producing fibers
• Maintains structural integrity throughout use

Routine disinfection of handles and frames is not required after every use.

• Fresh mop heads help disinfect contact points during use
• Standard facility cleaning protocols should be followed when visible soil is present
• Gloves and routine handling practices reduce contamination risk

Advantex is competitive on direct cost and often lower on total cost of use.

Direct costs

• Comparable to reusable systems when factoring mop loss, laundering, and inventory management

Indirect savings

• Eliminates laundering expenses
• Reduces labor and training requirements
• Requires 47% Less Chemistry
• Reduces cross-contamination risk and associated downstream costs

Advantex® mops are designed to meet or exceed standard hospital room sizes.

• Covers up to approximately 250 sq. ft.
• Exceeds many standard patient room sizes (typically ~220 sq. ft.)
• One mop can often clean a full room, including bathroom areas (~65 sq. ft.)
• Coverage increases when used with Advantex G8 or CAT G7 Microfiber Applicator system

Advantex® is compatible with a wide range of applicator systems.

• Works with standard wet mopping systems
• Optimized for use with fluid delivery applicators
• Compatible with systems such as the Advantex G8 microfiber mopping system or the CAT G7 Backpack Fluid Applicator

Advantex’s white design provides transparency and accountability.

• White color allows immediate visibility of soil removal
• Blue or colored mops can visually mask contamination
• Design supports clear confirmation of cleaning effectiveness

Color coding is unnecessary with a single-use system.

• Reduces SKU complexity
• Eliminates training requirements for color-based systems
• Removes laundry sorting processes
• Simplifies supply chain management

Advantex is designed around a simple principle: Cleaner, Faster, Safer.

• Reduces system complexity
• Eliminates cross-contamination risk from laundering
• Improves consistency in cleaning performance
• Enhances infection prevention outcomes

Advantex® simplifies workflows and reduces training burden.

• Fewer steps in the cleaning process
• Eliminates laundry-related procedures
• Easier onboarding for new staff
• More consistent cleaning outcomes

Advantex® improves efficiency and reduces exposure risk.

• No laundry handling or sorting
• Reduced exposure to contaminated materials
• Lighter cart and supply load
• Less trash weight since the single use mops remain light and will not hold onto residual liquid.
• Increased storage and workflow efficiency

Advantex® was designed with both infection prevention and sustainability in mind.

• Constructed with 71% post-consumer recycled materials, making it the only single-use microfiber mop in its class with this level of recycled content.
• Lightweight design reduces raw material usage and transportation impact.
• Delivers up to 95% of cleaning or disinfecting solution to the floor, leaving less than 5% residual solution in the discarded mop.
• Eliminates the water, chemicals, energy, and transportation associated with laundering reusable mops.
• Requires significantly less energy and processing throughout its lifecycle compared to reusable mop systems.
• Supports healthcare sustainability initiatives while maintaining superior cleaning and infection prevention performance.

Overall, training is simplified by reducing steps and dependencies, making adoption easier and more consistent. Eliminating laundering and color-coding requirements streamlines the process, while the visual confirmation of a clean white mop provides immediate assurance that the floor is being cleaned.

The result is a system that is Cleaner, Faster, and Safer.

No. Multiple studies, including research published by Ecolab, have shown that reusable microfiber, cotton, and similar textiles can reduce the effectiveness of disinfectants.

• Reusable mops and wipes can bind to disinfectant chemistries, reducing or neutralizing their active ingredients—sometimes immediately.
• This interaction can prevent the disinfectant from delivering the intended level of surface disinfection.
• Advantex® proprietary microfiber technology was specifically engineered to be compatible with hospital disinfectants and detergents, helping ensure optimal chemical delivery and cleaning performance.

Infection prevention efforts have traditionally focused on high-touch surfaces such as bed rails, door handles, and medical equipment. While these areas are important, the role of the floor in healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) is only beginning to be fully understood.

The healthcare floor is the only continuous surface throughout a facility and is constantly recontaminated by patient socks, wheelchairs, shoes, beds, carts, and medical equipment. Even after cleaning, contamination can quickly return.

Think of the floor as the hospital’s “skin.” Like skin, it requires regular maintenance to support a cleaner, safer environment. Although complete elimination of contamination is impossible, effective floor care helps reduce one of the most overlooked vectors of pathogen transmission.

Single-use microfiber mops provide a clean, uncontaminated cleaning surface every time they are used, helping to reduce the risk of cross-contamination associated with laundered mops and supporting a higher standard of infection prevention.