Method and apparatus for cleaning a surface
OwnerJames D. Decker, Richard J. Mehus +1inventors
InventorsJames D. Decker, Richard J. Mehus, David L. Sordello
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OwnerJames D. Decker, Richard J. Mehus +1inventors
InventorsJames D. Decker, Richard J. Mehus, David L. Sordello
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The present invention is a portable dilution cleaning system for applying any detergent and/or rinsing product directly onto surfaces being cleaned. The system connects very quickly to a faucet (145) using a quick disconnect assembly (99) and a dispensing and rinsing gun (200, 200′ or 300) sprays use solutions and rinse water directly onto the surfaces to be cleaned. The quick disconnect assembly (99) includes a quick disconnect with a back flow prevention (100) and a quick disconnect aerator (147). The quick disconnect aerator (147) connects to the faucet (145) and the quick disconnect with a back flow prevention (100) connects to the quick disconnect aerator (147). A hose (256) interconnects the quick disconnect assembly (99) and the dispensing and rinsing gun (200, 200′ or 300).
A method for cleaning a surface, comprising the steps of:
A quick disconnect assembly for use with a cleaning system releasably secured to a faucet, comprising:
A dispensing gun for dispensing water received from a water supply and for dispensing a product diluted in the dispensing gun with water received from the water supply, comprising:
A quick disconnect assembly for use with a cleaning system and a faucet, comprising:
A method for cleaning a surface, comprising the steps of:
A system for dispensing water and for dispensing a product diluted with water, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.