Bsc Preferred JAN186 Dirty Water Bucket Wringer Replacement

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED JAN186 is an optional dirty water bucket designed to work alongside commercial wringer bucket systems. It collects soiled rinse water separately from the clean water supply, supporting a two-bucket mopping method that reduces cross-contamination during floor cleaning. The bucket is sized to fit directly under the wringer assembly during the wringing cycle, keeping the workflow contained and efficient. Janitorial staff and facility maintenance technicians install and use this bucket in commercial and institutional cleaning operations. At approximately 2.12 pounds, it is lightweight enough for routine handling throughout a shift.

The JAN186 is designed for use with 35 qt. and 44 qt. bucket systems that feature side press wringers, as well as 35 qt. bucket systems with down press wringers. It is specifically compatible with part numbers Jan181, Jan182, Jan183, Jan184, and Jan185. This bucket is well suited for use in schools, healthcare facilities, hotels, office buildings, and other commercial environments where maintaining floor hygiene with a proper two-bucket system is standard practice.

Key Features

• Separates dirty water from clean water during mopping operations
• Fits directly under the wringer for contained, drip-free wringing
• Compatible with 35 qt. side press, 44 qt. side press, and 35 qt. down press wringer bucket systems
• Lightweight construction at approximately 2.12 pounds for easy handling
• Sold individually as an optional replacement or add-on component
• Equivalent replacement for part number H-7404

Compatibility

Designed for use with BSC PREFERRED part numbers Jan181, Jan182, Jan183, Jan184, and Jan185, covering 35 qt. and 44 qt. bucket systems with side press wringers and 35 qt. bucket systems with down press wringers. This product is an equivalent replacement for part number H-7404.

Installation Notes

Janitorial and facility maintenance personnel place this bucket under the wringer during the mop wringing cycle to collect extracted dirty water. No tools are required for setup or use. Ensure the bucket is emptied and rinsed regularly to maintain sanitary conditions. Follow facility safety and chemical-handling guidelines when disposing of collected wastewater.