DE20306274U1 - Floor cleaning device has two handgrips which serve for axial displacement and rotation of the handle and the cleaning head relative to one another - Google Patents

Abstract

The floor cleaning device has two handgrips (3, 11) which serve for axial displacement and rotation of the handle and the cleaning head relative to one another, in particular, for purposes of wringing out the mop (4).

Description

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Description

Cleaning system for cleaning floors

A conventional cleaning system consists of a pole and two work surfaces that hold and hold the mop while you work with the system. When using a conventional cleaning system, hands inevitably come into contact with the water when wringing out the mop, which creates the risk of skin diseases caused by the strong chemical cleaning and disinfection agents and makes the work unpleasant.

This problem can be solved with the plastering system according to protection claims 1,2,3,4,5,6,7.

The invention is particularly suitable where disinfection is required: in the sauna, in swimming pools and washrooms, but also in the home.

Even inexperienced workers can easily learn how to work with this system.

The function of the invention is shown in Fig. 2-5. The illustrations show how the plastering system is used correctly.

1) Fig. FIG-2;

Lift holder-12 and thereby release lower handle-11 from its fixation with rod-2.

2) Pull the lower handle-11 upwards and press the rod-2 downwards. During this movement the fixing piece-5 releases the working surfaces-8, which swing from a horizontal to a vertical position. Ahb. FlG-3·

3) Fig. FlG-5:

Dip mop-4 into the bucket of water and wipe

4) Fig. Fig-2:

Take the mop-4 out of the bucket, pull the rod -2 upwards, whereby the work surfaces and the mop-4 (the latter

on the floor) to a horizontal position again; pull the bar-2 upwards and press the lower handle-11 towards the floor. Then lock the lower handle-11 into the bar-2 and moisten the floor.

5) Fig. FIG-3:

Lift the holder-12 and thereby push the lower handle-11 downwards from the fixation with the rod-2, pull the lower handle-11 upwards. The mop-4 hangs freely. Dip the mop-4 into the bucket and rinse it well with a vertical movement.

6)Fig. FIG-4:

Take the mop-4 out of the bucket and hold it in a horizontal position above the bucket. Move the lower handle-11 and the rod-2 against each other. The belt tightens the mop—4.

7) Fig. FIG-5:

The mop-4 hangs over the bucket. _Rotate the lower handle-11 and the upper handle-3 toward or away from each other. The mop-4 winds up on the pole and the

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8) Fig. FIG-2:

When the mop-4 is unrolled, turn the handles-11 and -3 in the opposite direction. Bring the protruding parts on the handles together and place the now unrolled mop-4 on the floor. Then pull the rod-2 up, push the lower handle-11 towards the floor and lock it into place with the rod-2. Mop the floor dry.

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The wiping mat _(mop ) for cleaning system for cleaning floors / Part-4/

Sew the wiping mat together from 5 or 6 pieces.

1) The basics: Part-1, make from durable synthetic fabric. Cut, sew and hem.

2) the strap and the loop: cut parts 4 and 6 from synthetic fabric ribbon, width 25mm _and thickness 1.5mm, and sew them to the base layer, between base layer 1 and cloth 2.

3) Two holes on the base-1, made of steel or brass rings,

k) Bottom layer: Cut part 3 from cotton fabric with a line and sew it to form wiping cloth 2.

5) The wiping cloth: Cut part 2 out of felt, thickness 2mm, and sew it to the base.

Drawing No. BW IOO7O.

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Claims (7)

1. Cleaning system for cleaning floors, characterized in that the cleaning system has two handles. The upper handle-3 for rotating the rod-2, the lower handle-11 for rotating the work surfaces-8 and the lower part-9. 2. Cleaning system according to claim 1, characterized in that the work surfaces 8 are folded together and the rod 2 is pushed forward, which makes it possible to wring out the mop 4. Fig. 4 and 5. 3. Cleaning system according to claim 1 and 2, characterized in that the technical device has the parts: the fixing piece 5, the work surfaces 8, and the lower part 9, which makes it possible to spread the work surfaces 8 out horizontally with the mop 4 and to fix them in this position. Fig. FIG-2 and title page. 4. Cleaning system according to protection claims 1, 2 and 3, characterized in that the technical device of the mop-4, drawing NR BW 10070, gives the possibility of wringing out the mop-4 using the twisting method, Fig. FIG-2, 4 and 5. 5. Cleaning system according to protection claims 1, 2, 3 and 4, characterized in that the cleaning system consists of 12 parts: upper end piece-1; the rod-2; upper handle-3; the mop-4; the fixing piece-5; the connection-6; lower end piece-7; the work surface-8; the lower part-9; the intermediate piece-10; lower handle-11; the holder-12. 6. Plastering system according to claims 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, characterized in that
the parts connection: the end piece-7 with the connection-6 and fixing piece-5 with each other the construction is provided. The parts: the rod-2 with lower end piece-7 with glue and with the rivets fasten
Connect the parts: lower handle-11 with intermediate piece-10, and the intermediate piece-10 with lower part-9 with the aluminum rivets ∅5 mm with the washers.
The parts: mount the work surfaces-8 on the base-9 on the location provided by the construction, then fasten with the lid and screws. 7. Plastering system according to claims 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6, characterized in that
that the parts: the rod-2 is made of duraluminium tube or of steel tube with a diameter of ∅22 mm and an internal dimension of ∅20.5 mm.
Make the parts: the fixing piece-5, the working surfaces-8, the base-9, the intermediate piece-10, and the holder-12 from plastic (polypropylene P_P).
Make the parts: upper end piece-1, lower end piece-7, the connection-6 from plastic (Polietilen P_E).
Make the parts: upper handle-3, lower handle from plastic (Polistirol P_S).