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WO1987000411A1
WO1987000411A1 PCT/DE1986/000297 DE8600297W WO8700411A1 WO 1987000411 A1 WO1987000411 A1 WO 1987000411A1 DE 8600297 W DE8600297 W DE 8600297W WO 8700411 A1 WO8700411 A1 WO 8700411A1
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Manfred KÜGLER
Angelika Plump
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
    • A47K—SANITARY EQUIPMENT NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; TOILET ACCESSORIES
    • A47K11/00—Closets without flushing; Urinals without flushing; Chamber pots; Chairs with toilet conveniences or specially adapted for use with toilets
    • A47K11/10—Hand tools for cleaning the toilet bowl, seat or cover, e.g. toilet brushes

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  • the present invention relates to • a cleaning device for basins that may contain liquid in Bode ⁇ Scheme, particularly for toilet bowls gem. the preamble of claim 1.
  • Cleaning devices for toilet bowls, but also for other bowls, which can have liquid in the floor area are known in various embodiments. Most common is the permanently mounted on a siteslformigen handle toilet brush whose cleaning head is made of natural or synthetic bristles on the entire circumference or only partially applied to the lower end of the stalk '. The shape of the brush head can be designed very differently.
  • the cleaning device according to GM 82 19 086 consists of a holding and operating rod (called “holding and operating handle”) and a sleeve-shaped cleaning part intended for single use (called “cleaning agent”), which is referred to as the "cleaning head” lower end of the holding and operating rod is pushed on, this cleaning head consisting of two hinged plates.
  • cleaning agent a sleeve-shaped cleaning part intended for single use
  • the cleaning head is removed by opening one of the two plates by means of a displaceable linkage (also called “operating lever”) attached to the holding and operating rod. grazes or tears open.
  • the sleeve-shaped cleaning part only covers the lower end of the holding and operating rod and is pocket-shaped, it swells and expands when handled in water and can come off in an uncontrolled manner despite the projections provided on the outside of the plates. This does not guarantee a reliable fit of the cleaning part. If, on the other hand, the cleaning part is not completely soaked, but only moistened, as can occur, for example, when cleaning flat-rinsing toilets, there is a risk during the wiping process that the cleaning part will stick to one of the two plates.
  • the cleaning part since it sticks to the wetted plates, can only be pushed on with the help of the second hand, which is important for the User is an extremely unhygienic and uncomfortable process because touching the • plates wetted with dirty water cannot be avoided.
  • the plates must not deform significantly, so they cannot be flexible. This means that certain areas of the toilet bowl cannot be cleaned at all, or cannot be cleaned conveniently and effectively, e.g. the area of the upper rinsing rim, the bottom of the odor trap or generally strongly curved surfaces.
  • This reusable holding and operating stick which is to be kept after use, is therefore to be regarded as a potential carrier of bacteria and other germs like the conventional toilet brushes and is to be regarded as unsanitary.
  • the cleaning device according to GM 82 19 086 is therefore not an improvement since it is to be regarded as inadequate both in terms of hygiene and handling.
  • the present invention is therefore based on the object of developing a cleaning device for basins which can contain liquid in the floor area, in particular for toilet bowls, in such a way that the hygienic and technical disadvantages of conventional cleaning brushes and also more recent cleaning devices with disposable cleaning heads are avoided, wherein an easy and safe to use device is to be created, which the user can use without danger of coming into contact with dirt or moisture, directly and without complex constructions.
  • the cleaning device accordingly consists of a holding and operating part made of metal, wood or plastic and a cleaning part pushed onto it, intended only for single use, which consists of a sleeve part and a cleaning head that is firmly and preferably liquid-tightly connected to it.
  • the cleaning head can be used as a brush made of known materials such as natural, plastic or paper bristles or made of paper or wood wool, as a sponge, preferably made of foam or other plastics, as a tampon made of cellulose, cotton wool, cleaning wool or the like or as a scraper made of rubber, plastic, paper, foam, cardboard or cellulose.
  • the sleeve part can be made of paper, cellulose or textile fabric, which may have been treated with chemicals, solutions or the like to increase the liquid resistance, but also consist of a metal or plastic film.
  • the sleeve part is designed in the area of the greatest possible immersion depth as a protective zone which is designed in such a way that it either only allows moisture to penetrate to a small extent or at least for a limited time.
  • the protection zone may be in a bottom and a lateral protection zone are divided that may s su b-from the same or from different materials that are impervious to liquids during use time is preferably 'at least.
  • Possible materials are:. Plastic or metal foil 0 or paper, pulp or textile fabrics, chemicals which, if necessary, with Chemi ⁇ , varnishes, waxes, resins, "oils, paraffins, fats, Lösun ⁇ gen, bituminous materials, adhesives or glues are treated .
  • the lower protection zone can also consist of elastic putty and may have rubber or plastic inserts.
  • the lateral protection zone can extend over the entire length of the sleeve part. If it does not reach the upper end of the sleeve part, it must be at least longer than the greatest possible immersion depth in the toilet bowl. .
  • the lower and the lateral protection zone can be in a ,,. Be made.
  • the length of the sleeve part is preferably such that it protects the holding and operating part from contact with a part of the toilet bowl, for example also the edge of the bowl, even at full immersion depth.
  • the protective effect of the sleeve part or the lateral and lower protection zone ensures that the reusable holding and operating part is protected against the ingress of moisture, dirt or contact with part of the toilet bowl and thus remains clean.
  • the cleaning part-1 is either manually
  • the holding and operating part can now be removed drip-free from the area of the toilet bowl and kept in a " hygienically perfect condition for reuse.
  • the length of the sleeve part should preferably be dimensioned such that it extends approximately a hand's width beyond the pool edge at the greatest possible immersion depth, so that it is ensured that it is handled in the clean area after use and by the holding and operating part can be stripped.
  • a clamping device or a friction-based holding device which acts as a cone ring or.
  • Wedge can be formed from rubber, foam or other known materials, provided that the friction between the sleeve part and the operating part does not already offer a secure hold.
  • the sleeve part is designed in terms of material and dimensions so that it has the stiffness necessary for handling when dry. possesses the flexibility required to pass the odor trap curvature of the toilet bowl. It can be designed with a small cross section and thin wall thickness.
  • the sleeve part can be equipped with stiffeners, which can consist, for example, of adhesives, glues or other suitable materials if they are not achieved by material deformation or material reinforcements.
  • holes are provided above the largest possible immersion area in the sleeve part, which allow water to penetrate more easily when flushing away and thereby accelerate the submersion of the cleaning part.
  • the stripping device can lie inside or outside the holding and operating part. If it lies within the holding and operating part, it is expediently designed as a tube and the stripping device as a rod, which protrudes at the upper end of the tube by approximately the sleeve length and is preferably connected to the tube by means of a return spring. In order to strip off the cleaning part, the rod is then pushed down through the pipe so that it protrudes from the lower end of the pipe and pulls the cleaning part off the pipe until it falls into the toilet bowl.
  • the stripping device is outside the holding and operating part, it can e.g. are designed as a scraper ring which is pushed over the lengthwise split holding and operating part, as will be explained in detail later using an exemplary embodiment.
  • the cleaning device according to the invention offers over the known cleaning 'ungsettin toilet bowl following advantages: ⁇ It enables reliable and hygienic handling what one of the previously known and commonly used waters ⁇ devices can not be said with certainty.
  • the space required for storing both the holding and operating part and the stock of disposable cleaning parts is very small due to the narrow shape of the device, and the disposable cleaning parts can be stored in commercially available packaging boxes.
  • the cleaning device is to be handled hygienically, so that greater readiness for use and, consequently, greater cleanliness in toilet bowls can be expected.
  • the cleaning device according to the invention is particularly suitable for immediate use. Since dirt can be easily removed when wet, the cleaning part need not have a high strength and is therefore particularly suitable for washing away. 0
  • the cleaning device is shown in the drawings in different scales; the lengths are shortened for reasons of space.
  • FIG 3 shows the cleaning device according to the invention when used in a toilet bowl
  • FIG. 4 shows a cross section through a flat cleaning part
  • FIG. 5 shows a cross section through the flat cleaning part drawn onto the holding and operating part
  • FIG. 13 shows a longitudinal section through the narrow side of the holding and operating part with a wedge-shaped clamping device and an opened cleaning part
  • FIG. 17 shows a cross section of the holding and operating part according to FIG. 16 in the region of the handle
  • FIG. 18 shows a cross section of the holding and operating part according to FIG. 16 in the area of the wiper ring in the uppermost position
  • FIG. 19 shows a cross section of the holding and operating part according to FIG. 16 in the area of the scraper ring at the location of the greatest spreading of the bar from the shaft
  • FIG. 20 shows a cross section of the holding and operating part according to FIG. 16 in the region of the pushed-on sleeve part
  • FIG. 21 shows a longitudinal section through the cleaning device according to FIG. 16, which shows the wiping process using the wiping ring
  • 22 shows a longitudinal section through a holding and operating part with a clamping device for holding the cleaning part and with an internal stripping device
  • FIG. 23 shows a longitudinal section according to FIG. 22 during the stripping process
  • FIG. 24 with a side wall omitted 24 shows a cross-section according to FIG. 24 with the removal process of a cleaning part
  • FIG. 26 shows an axonometric representation according to FIGS. 24 and 25.
  • FIG. 24 shows a side view of a storage container with bundled and laterally held cleaning parts.
  • Figs. 1 to 3 the basic structure of the cleaning device according to the invention and its application is shown. It consists of a holding and operating part 1 which is rod-shaped in the broadest sense and a cleaning part 2 which, cf. Fig. 2, is pushed onto the holding and operating part 1.
  • the dimensions of these parts are chosen so that cleaning of the water-covered floor of the basin to be cleaned is also possible, as shown in FIG. 3 with the aid of a toilet bowl shown in section.
  • the respective holding and operating part is denoted in the following by 1 but with the addition of different letters a or b, depending on the design, as are the cleaning part 2 with its parts sleeve part 3 and cleaning head 4, and according to the different fundamentally different designs.
  • FIGS. 1 and 2 From a holding and operating part 1a, over which the cleaning part 2a, consisting of a casing-like sleeve part 3a and a cleaning head 4a, is pushed.
  • the holding and operating part 1a has a flat cross section, which can be rectangular, lenticular or oval, for example.
  • the case-like sleeve part 3a consists of paper, e.g. from crepe paper or waste paper, it can be made in one or more layers by folding once (lengthways or crosswise) from a single piece (similar to coffee filter paper).
  • edges 7 to be closed are glued or pressed.
  • the lower 5 and side 6 protection zone is achieved in the simplest case of the options listed by plastic coating.
  • the aim is to use materials which can be degraded in sewage treatment plants, such as papers with degradable impregnations or the like.
  • the connection of the edges 7 is also watertight in the area of the lower 5 and 6 lateral protection zones.
  • the cleaning head 4a applied to the lower end of the sleeve part 3a consists of cellulose, paper or other degradable wiping material.
  • the length of the lateral protection zone 6 must correspond at least to the maximum immersion depth 8 of the cleaning device in the water area of the various types of toilet bowl. If it is necessary or cheap for manufacturing reasons, it can also extend over the entire length of the sleeve part 3a. Above the greatest possible immersion depth 8, the sleeve part 3a is provided with holes 9.
  • the length of the sleeve part 3a is preferably such that, even with the greatest possible immersion depth, the holding and operating part 1a is in contact with part of the toilet bowl, for example the pool edge, protects, s. Fig. 3.
  • the inside width of the sleeve part 3a is dimensioned such that an easy pushing and pulling onto or from the holding and operating part 1a is ensured over the entire length; it can remain the same or decrease from top to bottom.
  • the sleeve part 3a has a lateral edge on which the entire cleaning part 2a may be held and, by way of example, a plurality of cleaning parts 2a may also be packaged by means of lateral adhesive, etc. It is preferably so wide that the cleaning part 2a is light can be handled.
  • this edge 7 can also be provided with holes 9, which make it possible to store the cleaning parts 2a on pins, hooks or the like ready for use, such as e.g. can be seen from Fig. 11.
  • FIGS. 24 to 26 show a further advantageous embodiment of the cleaning device according to the invention, which is particularly simple to manufacture and operate in this case.
  • the sleeve parts (3a) are folded during production so that the adhesive seam comes to lie in the middle area and the sleeve parts (3a) have no glued or pressed edges.
  • the individual cleaning parts (2a) are combined into a bundle by an adhesive strip (30) attached to the side, which is fastened as a whole to the storage housing (31).
  • the removal of a cleaning member (2a) is carried out by inserting the holding and operating rod (1) and removal of the cleaning 'part (2a) of the adhesive tape (30).
  • the holding and operating part 1a is slotted on its broad side lengthwise almost to the lower end, so that two strips 11 are formed which are spaced from one another and are connected only in the lower area. gene.
  • a flexible design of the lower end 12 of the holding and operating part 1a is advantageous in order to facilitate the cleaning of the curved parts of the toilet bowl.
  • the upper end of the two strips 11 is summarized by an operating handle 13, which is expediently attached at an angle from the plane of the two strips 11.
  • the pair of strips 11 consists of elastic plastic and is preformed so that the distance between the two strips 11 increases from the bottom up to a maximum 14, which corresponds to the clear sleeve cross-section, and then decreases again up to the handle 13.
  • a sliding body 15 which can be moved in the longitudinal direction and which has two openings separated by a web 16, into which the two strips 11 fit with the required tolerance.
  • the width of the web 16 corresponds to the minimum distance between the two strips 11.
  • the sliding body 15 which has the function of a scraper device, is located above the maximum distance 14 of the conductors 11 and is thereby prevented from sliding down.
  • the sliding body 15 is pushed down over the maximum distance 14 of the strips 11.
  • the strips 11 are thereby compressed and release the sleeve part 3a, which is pushed down by the web 16 of the sliding body 15 until it falls into the toilet bowl.
  • the web 16 prevents the sleeve part 3a from becoming jammed in the tolerance range between the strips 11 and the sliding body 15.
  • the paper of the thin-walled sleeve part 3a softens quickly during the rinsing process and can easily pass through the curvature of the odor trap.
  • the water penetrating through the holes 9 in the sleeve wall prevents floating during the rinsing process, so that the cleaning part 2a can be rinsed away quickly.
  • the sliding body 15 is now located at the lower end of the holding and operating part 1a and is pushed upwards before or during the next opening operation.
  • Fig. 12 shows a further advantageous embodiment of the holding and operating part 1a, which consists in that, in contrast to the previous example, preforming of the strips 11 can be omitted, i.e. the distance between the two strips 11 remains constant.
  • the sliding body 15 is equipped with two spring clips 18 in the manner of clothes pegs, which clamp the sleeve part 3a on the holding and operating part 1a.
  • the cleaning part 2a is stripped off by loosening the clamps 18 and sliding the sliding body 15 downward, as in the previous example. If it is accepted that the cleaning part 2a should be opened and wiped off by hand, the holding and operating part 1a can also be designed with an undivided shaft and a sliding body can be dispensed with.
  • the length of the sleeve part 3a is then expediently dimensioned such that it projects beyond the pool edge with the greatest possible immersion depth 8, so that it is ensured that after use of the device it can be handled in a clean area and stripped from the holding and operating part 1a .
  • the holding and operating part 1b is designed with a round or oval cross section.
  • Either the previously described sleeve part 3a with a flat cross section or one with a round or oval cross section 3b can be fitted onto this holding and operating part 1b shaped in this way.
  • the round or oval sleeve part 3b is preferably made from one or more layers of paper, e.g. Crepe paper, produced and can be made thin and with a small diameter.
  • the sleeve part 3b has in the inner area as a lateral protective zone 6 a water-impermeable layer, for example made of plastic film, and forms a watertight unit with the cleaning head 4b made of paper attached to the lower end and a lower protective zone 5.
  • the inner diameter of the sleeve part 3b is so large that there is so much tolerance between the sleeve wall and the holding and operating part 1b that the sleeve part 3b can easily be pushed on and stripped off.
  • the sleeve part 3b is equipped with ring-shaped stiffening zones, which are preferably provided with water-soluble, but solid in the dry state, such as adhesives, glues, etc. or can be produced by material deformation or thickening. After use, the paper of the thin-walled sleeve part 3b quickly softens during the rinsing process, loses rigidity and can therefore easily pass through the curvature of the odor trap.
  • the holding and operating part 1b can be split lengthways.
  • a strip 23 which is spread apart in the manner of a leaf spring and which is firmly connected at the lower end to the shaft 22 of the holding and operating part 1b and - in an unspread, i.e. pressed state with this forms an essentially circular cross section.
  • a longitudinally displaceable wiper ring 24 is slid over the holding and operating part 1b, the inner circular cross section of which is provided with fins 25 pointing radially inwards, which run into the grooves 21 of the shaft 22 (FIGS. 18 and 19).
  • the grooves 21 do not extend all the way to the lower end of the holding and operating part 1b, as a result of which the scraper ring 24 is prevented from falling down.
  • a spreading device 26 in the form of a spring, a rubber or the like, at the level of the upper end of the pushed-on sleeve part 3b, pushes the bar 23 away from the shaft 22, so that the pushed-on sleeve part 3b is held by friction.
  • a spreading device can be omitted if the bar 23 is made, for example, of elastic plastic or metal or wood and is preformed in such a way that it does not rest on the shaft in the idle state
  • a handle 27 which, like the scraper ring 24, is provided with fins 25 which extend into the upper end of the holding and operating part 1b Grooves 21 grip.
  • the handle 27 has an internal widening 28, which offers the bar 23 the necessary freedom of movement.
  • the function of the scraper ring 24 with fins 25 corresponds to that of the sliding body 15 with web 16 and the function of the spread strip
  • the manufacturing process is simple. In a flat version it resembles that of a coffee filter bag, a paper case or a paper bag, in the round version it is similar to a cigarette tube.
  • the manufacturing costs are low; waste paper can also be used.
  • the cleaning part made of paper is light and can also be easily transported in large quantities due to its low weight and small dimensions. When dry, the cleaning part has the rigidity necessary for handling and still manages with a small cross-section and thin wall thickness. A stock of disposable cleaning parts can therefore be kept in a small space.
  • the round cleaning part it is conceivable to store it in a kind of quiver, which at the same time forms the packaging and can be set up on the floor or fastened to the wall.
  • the flat cleaning parts are suitable for a row-mounted suspension, which may be done through holes in the sleeve-shaped part and pins attached to the wall.
  • the rear ei ⁇ a ⁇ dergereihten Reinigu ⁇ gsile flat in the central region of the lateral edges of the length are perforated by and the outermost 'regions of the edges by adhesive bonding or by brackets above underein ⁇ other and connected to the storage container. After the holding and operating part has been introduced, the cleaning part is removed by tearing off the perforation from the storage container which is open at the front.
  • the individual cleaning parts are combined to form a bundle by means of an adhesive strip attached to the side, which is attached as a whole to the storage housing.
  • a cleaning part is removed by inserting the holding and operating rod and pulling the cleaning part off the adhesive strip.
  • the desired, at least temporary, watertightness can be achieved by impregnation with water-soluble substances per se, which likewise means that there is no additional stress or delay in the decomposition process.
  • the process of dissolving the impregnating agent can even be indicated by a color change to indicate to the user that he now has to strip off the cleaning part or that a cleaning part had already been immersed in the water.

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Dispositif de nettoyage pour les cuvettes contenant un liquide au fond, surtout pour les cuvettes WC. Il comporte une partie de nettoyage en forme de manchon (2), destinée à être jetée et éliminée par la chasse d'eau, sur laquelle se trouve une tête de nettoyage (4) et une partie servant de support et permettant son utilisation. La partie (2) en forme de manchon est dimensionnée et conçue de manière à ce que la partie servant de support et permettant son utilisation (1) ne puisse pas venir en contact avec des souillures accumulées et en particulier ne puisse toucher l'eau usée se trouvant au fond de la cuvette.
PCT/DE1986/000297 1985-07-20 1986-07-18 Dispositif de nettoyage Ceased WO1987000411A1 (fr)

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