A clean home shouldn’t cost you your back, your time, or your trust.
Traditional mopping quietly asks a lot of your back
- Traditional mopping means repeated bending and twisting, motions linked to lower back strain.
- Sustained forward bending keeps your back muscles under constant strain.
- Twisting while mopping can jam the joints in your lower back.
- Back injuries are one of the most common workplace injuries, and cleaning tasks are a frequently cited contributor.
Stand tall. Let KleenMop do the bending for you.
- No more bending. No more back strain.
- Stand tall. Let the KleenMop do the bending for you.
- Mop without the ache: no crouching, no twisting.
- Save your back from the same old bend-and-scrub.
KleenMop: built to dry properly, wring itself, and still work years from now
Designed for what happens after you clean, not just during it. It dries properly, wrings itself, and keeps working long after the first year.
Cleaning got reduced to a chore. We think that’s backwards.
Cleaning tools quietly ask too much: a damp mop head, a bucket that punishes your back, a battery that dies right when you trust it. Kleen exists so keeping your floors clean doesn’t cost you anything else, including your afternoon.
Four decisions that make the difference
The engineering behind the belief.
Quick-Dry Vented Head
Dries fully between uses instead of sitting damp.
Self-Spin, Self-Wring
Stay upright the whole clean: no bending, no hand-wringing.
Fully Cordless
Goes wherever the mess is, in one uninterrupted pass, no stopping to hunt for an outlet, so you’re done faster.
Sealed & Leak-Tested
Built to still be working months from now.
The everyday reality behind a cleaner home
Why the small details of KleenMop actually matter.
Low back pain is the leading cause of disability worldwide
Repetitive bending is a common trigger, mopping included. Staying upright isn’t a nice-to-have, it’s the point.
Source: World Health Organization, Global Burden of Disease dataA damp mop head is a place bacteria thrive
Damp mop heads are repeatedly flagged as among the germiest items in a home. Bacteria love moisture left undisturbed.
Illustrative: based on widely reported household hygiene research, not a Kleen-specific testMost homes have only a handful of power points
Usually clustered near the kitchen, which is why corded tools often end up used in one room only.
General observation, not a cited statisticBattery-powered appliances tend to fail right after the warranty ends
“Still working at month twelve” matters more than “great on day one,” which is why the tank and battery were built to last.
General industry pattern, not a Kleen-specific figurePet owners deal with tracked-in mess most days of the week
Dogs make up a large share of Australian households. Muddy paw prints and tracked-in dirt are a near-daily reality for millions of families.
Approximate: based on national pet-ownership survey data, worth confirming the current figure before publishingKleen next to the other ways people mop
Most cordless electric mops on the market run $500 or more. Here’s what each option actually asks of you, in time as well as money.
| KleenMop | String Mop & Bucket | Steam Mop | Generic Cordless Spin Mop | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cordless | needs a power point | |||
| Self-wringing, no bending | varies by model | |||
| Cuts cleaning time in half | fill, wring, refill | wait for heat-up | varies by model | |
| Head dries between uses | varies by model | |||
| Sealed, leak-tested tank | —no tank | varies by model | ||
| Free gifts included | ||||
| Typical price | $124.99 | $20–$40 | $80–$150 | $500+ |
Category comparison, not a specific competitor product. Prices are broad market ranges; worth confirming before publishing.
What real customers are saying
“I wasn’t failing at cleaning. I just had a mop working against me the whole time.”
“My sister still won’t let the baby touch her floor. She has no idea what mine looked like six months ago.”
“Two months in and it still charges fully, hasn’t leaked once. That alone puts it ahead of everything I’ve owned before.”
“It’s not one big thing. It’s five small things (including my back) that finally added up to a mop I don’t dread.”
“Got the grout in my shower looking new again. I didn’t think a mop could reach up the wall like that.”
“It just stands there by itself between cleans. No cord to trip over, no bucket taking up space in the corner.”
“Didn’t expect a mop to change my routine, but I actually look forward to Sunday cleaning now.”
“No more soggy mop heads sitting in a bucket. It dries on the dock and it’s ready to go the next day.”
“Cordless meant I could finally do the whole upstairs hallway without stopping to find a new outlet.”
“Three months in, zero leaks. That’s more than I can say for the last two mops I bought.”
Real Kleen customers, compensated for their time. Results may vary.
Get the mop built to actually last
KleenMop Electric Spin Mop
- FREE: $50 Kleen Gift Voucher
- FREE: Replacement Quick-Dry Mop Head
- FREE: “The Clean Home Guide” eBook
How to use your KleenMop
Four steps, start to finish, done in minutes. No manual required.
Charge it up
Dock KleenMop on the Quick-Dry Charging Station until the indicator light shows full.
Fill the tank
Add water (and your preferred floor cleaner, if you like) to the sealed, leak-tested tank.
Glide, don’t scrub
Press the power button and guide it across your floor. The spinning pads do the work for you.
Dock to dry
Return it to the dock after every clean so the Quick-Dry Vented Head is ready for next time.
Questions people ask us
Will it work on my floors?
Designed for hard flooring: timber, tile, laminate, and vinyl. Check your flooring manufacturer’s guidelines first if you’re unsure about older or untreated timber.
What if I’m not happy with it?
Every order is backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee. Reach out to our team within 30 days and we’ll walk you through your options. We’d rather sort it out than have it sit unused.
How long does shipping take?
Orders ship nationwide. Exact timing depends on your location, and you’ll get tracking details as soon as your order is on its way.
Is Kleen an Australian company?
Yes. Both Kleen and KleenMop are Australian owned. Support and shipping are handled locally, nationwide.
Is the battery actually long-lasting?
Built around a long-life battery specifically because so many electric mops fail early on this point. It’s designed to hold up well beyond the first few months.
How long do the mop heads last?
With proper care and frequent washing, the mop heads can stay effective for up to a year.