Way of The Mop followers are the quintessential utility man. They've got a tool for the job in almost any scenario and can handle crowd control and multiple messes easily. With quick ability to clean up a situation, they use ki points for things such as crowd control, buffing their allies, debuffing foes, and gaining the max amount of attacks to multitask and hit every single dirty foe possible.

Ki-emical Imbalance

Using chemicals made from Ki, a monk can apply these to their cleaning tool of choice to create certain effects. While wielding a mop or cleaning tool (broom, rag, improvised weapon), you can choose to apply one of these effects to the tool by spending 1 ki point as a bonus action, and the next attack to hit will apply the chosen effect.

• Blinding Alkalis - If used on someone, they must make a Constitution Saving throw against your Ki Save, or shall be made blinded and won't be able to see for 30 seconds or until they take an action to un-blind themselves.
• Invisibility Degreaser - If used on someone, they must make a Dexterity Saving throw against your Ki Save, (unless they are a willing or friendly creature) or be turned invisible for 1 minute unless they brush all the powder off taking an action.
• Revealing Abrasive -  If used on someone, they must make a Constitution Saving throw against your Ki Save, or they will have a glowing shine to them, emitting dim light for 5ft for 1 minute, also giving advantage on the next attack against it.

 

Janitor's Bag

By honing in on your consistent and meditational style of cleaning, you are able to cast spells using your ki that assist you in these janitorial tasks. Starting at 6th level, you can summon a spectral janitor's bag you are able to use supplies  from to cast these spells. Your use of these supplies can create positive or negative affects in how you use them. 

• Floor Wax (Grease 2 ki)
• Mop Bucket (Create or Destroy Water 2 ki, Tidal Wave 4 ki, Control Water 5 ki [Learns at Lvl 7]) 
• Strong Disinfectant Spray (Tasha's Caustic Brew 2 ki, Acid Arrow 3 ki, Cloudkill 6 ki [Learns at Lvl 11])
• Hyper-Broom (Darkness 2 ki)

 

You also gain two cantrips, these symbolize your work ethic and appreciation for the fine arts of cleaning

• Shape Water
• Prestidigitation

Advanced Janitorialism

After years of training, you have finally mastered the art of using your supplies and fighting hand to hand at the same time. This level of cleanliness and janitorialism has never been seen before. Because of this new found power, you are able to use your Janitor's Bag and all the supplies within it, and then fight anyone who dares mess up your hard work. Starting at 11TH level, If you cast a spell or cantrip as an action using the Janitor's Bag, you are allowed to use an unarmed strike or Flurry of Blows for 1 ki point as a bonus action. 

Dance of The Mops

Through ancient traditions and legends passed down through time, there was a tale of a man who would mop with 6 mops at once. He could wield these mops at an explosive rate and was told to have washed down an entire mountain with this technique enough to turn it into a humble plateau. At 17th level as an action, you are able to use the fated DANCE OF THE MOPS, by spending 4 ki points to summon spectral mops (which you are proficient in) from your life force at any point and use them during Flurry of Blows instead of two unarmed strikes, creating a 6 hit attack rather than a 2 hit Flurry of Blows. These mops can also gain any of the effects from your Ki-emical Imbalance or the effects of Stunning Strike for one ki point when you use them as Flurry of Blows. The mops do 2d10 Necrotic damage each. If all 6 mops land a hit, you gain back 2 ki points. These remain with you for 1 minute, after that you must summon them again.