Squeegee Having at Least One Renewable Blade Surface For Treating a Target Surface
AssigneeThe Procter & Gamble Company
InventorsNicola John Policicchio, William Michael Cannon, Patricia R. Soll, Kuang-Kai Liu, Mark John Steinhardt
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Abstract
A device for treating a target surface, such as occurs when cleaning a window. The device has plural squeegee blades joined by a head. The head has a slot therethrough. A sheet may be longitudinally move over one or more than one of the blades to renew its surface before, during or after use. Each squeegee blade may have a dedicated sheet. The sheet(s) may travel through the slot to originate from or be stored within the head.
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A squeegee having a pair of spaced apart blades extending in a widthwise direction, each of said blades extending from a proximal end to a distal end, said proximal ends of said blades being joined to a head, said head having an inner surface and an outer surface opposed thereto, said head having a tucker bar joined thereto, said tucker bar being axially rotatable to longitudinally advance a sheet between said tucker bar and said outer surface of said head.
A squeegee having a pair of spaced apart blades extending in a widthwise direction, each of said blades extending from a proximal end to a distal end, said proximal ends of said blades being joined to a head, said head having an inner surface and an outer surface opposed thereto, said head having a tucker bar joined thereto, said tucker bar being manually axially rotatable to longitudinally advance a sheet between said tucker bar and said outer surface of said head, said head having a slot therethrough to allow a sheet to longitudinally advance from the outside of said head to the inside of said head or vice versa.
A squeegee having a pair of spaced apart blades extending in a widthwise direction, each of said blades extending from a proximal end to a distal end, said proximal ends of said blades being joined to a head, said head having an inner surface and an outer surface opposed thereto, said head having a tucker bar joined thereto, a supply of longitudinally extending sheet, said supply of sheet being disposed on the outside of said head, between said tucker bar and said outer surface of said head, across the distal end of one said blade and inside of said head.
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