Muji Cleaning System Pole

This pole is designed to fit any attachment within the MUJI Cleaning System series, including their various mop heads, squeegees, and duster attachments. It uses a universal connector found across the entire modular range.

This pole is designed to fit the entire MUJI Cleaning System series. It works seamlessly with all interchangeable attachments in that line, including mop heads, dusters, and squeegees.

The handle is crafted from natural beech wood, which is durable and comfortable to hold. While it is sturdy, it is best to wipe it dry after use if it comes into contact with water to maintain the integrity of the wood over time.

The handle is crafted from natural beech wood, which is durable and comfortable to hold. While it is sturdy, it is best to wipe it dry if it gets wet during cleaning to maintain the integrity of the wood over time.

The 55 cm length is specifically engineered for precision tasks rather than general floor mopping. It excels at cleaning inside cabinets, under low-profile furniture, or on tabletops where a full-length handle would be awkward to maneuver.

At 55 cm, this pole is significantly shorter than the standard full-length poles. It is specifically engineered for close-range tasks, such as cleaning inside cabinets, dusting low furniture, or scrubbing surfaces where you need more control and less reach.

This pole features a proprietary connection mechanism designed specifically for the MUJI Cleaning System. It is not compatible with standard threaded attachments or cleaning heads from other manufacturers.

This pole is engineered specifically for the MUJI Cleaning System ecosystem. While the connector might appear standard, it is optimized for the proprietary locking mechanism of MUJI attachments, so we recommend sticking to the brand's own heads for a secure fit.

Yes, the beech wood construction provides a substantial, high-quality feel without being heavy. It is balanced well for one-handed operation, making it easy to use for quick spot cleaning without causing hand fatigue.

The system uses a simple, intuitive locking mechanism. You align the attachment with the pole's connector and click it into place; to remove it, you typically depress the release buttons on the side of the head to slide it off.