Mopper

A mopper, comprising:

• one or more disposable pads, each of which comprising a pad body and a first connector disposed on the pad body;
• and
• a cleaning handle, comprising a handle body, a second connector, and a slider;
• wherein the second connector is connected to a first end of the handle body and configured to be engaged with the first connector, the slider is movably sleeved on the handle body, and the slider is configured to, after the first connector and the second connector are rotatably and pivotably engaged with each other, move towards the first end of the handle body along a lengthwise direction of the handle body to drive the first connector to be separated from the second connector;
• wherein one of the one or more disposable pads comprises a wet fabric with disinfectant or a dry fabric without disinfectant;
• wherein when the slider moves towards the first end of the handle body, the second connector moves into an internal cavity of the slider;
• and
• wherein the slider comprises a slider body and a slider cover connected to the slider body, an end of the slider cover is provided with an inward radial lip and is inserted into an end of the slider body facing away from the second connector.

A cleaning handle, comprising:

• a telescopic handle body;
• a connector, connected to an end of the telescopic handle body and configured to be detachably connected with a cleaning pad;
• a slider, movably sleeved outside the end of the telescopic handle body, wherein the slider comprises a slider body and a slider cover connected to the slider body, an end of the slider cover is provided with an inward radial lip and is inserted into an end of the slider body facing away from the second connector, the second rod portion is provided with an outward radial lip, and the inward radial lip and the outward radial lip are cooperatively configured to limit a moveable distance of the slider;
• and
• a spring, deformably and fixedly sleeved on the end of the telescopic handle body and arranged in the slider;
• wherein the slider is capable of moving towards the end of the telescopic handle body along a lengthwise direction of the telescopic handle body by manually pushing and is capable of moving back under an action of a restoration force of the spring.