Manually-operated cleaning blower and method of use
OwnerWilliam Woodinventor
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Abstract
One possible embodiment of the invention could be a manually-operated cleaning blower and a method for its use, the manually-operating cleaning blower generally comprising a manually-operated cleaning device having a two-ended pole handle with one of the said ends of the being attached to a ground debris contacting portion; a sheet having one or more attachment apparatuses that connect the sheet to the manually-operated cleaning device, wherein the sheet to reversibly covers a portion of the ground debris contacting portion and presents an edge of the sheet proximate to a cleaning edge of the ground debris contacting portion.
Claims20
1) A manually-operated cleaning blower comprising:
- a) a manually-operated cleaning device having a two-ended pole handle with one of the said ends being attached to a ground debris contacting portion;
- b) a sheet having one or more attachment apparatuses that connects the sheet to the manually-operated cleaning device,
- wherein the sheet covers a portion of the ground debris contacting portion to present an edge of the sheet proximate to a cleaning edge of the ground debris contacting portion.
11) A manually-operated cleaning blower comprising:
- a) a handle;
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- b) a two-sided sheet of resilient material;
- wherein the handle maybe grasped to impart a sweeping motion to the sheet to create a blast of air that can displace and move ground debris located upon a ground proximate to the sheet in a controlled manner.
16) A method for operating a manually-operated cleaning blower comprising the following steps:
- a) providing a manually-operated cleaning blower comprising a sheet connected to a manually-operated cleaning device, the manually-operated cleaning device having a doubled-ended pole handle connected to a ground debris contacting portion, wherein the sheet to reversibly covers a portion of the ground debris contacting portion and presents an edge of the sheet proximate to a cleaning edge of the ground debris contacting portion;
- b) grasping the manually-operated cleaning blower by the two-ended pole handle;
- c) sweeping the ground debris contacting portion to propel the sheet in a back-and-forth motion generating a controllable air blast in front of the manually-operated cleaning blower;
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- d) directing the resulting controllable air blast to ground debris located upon a ground proximate the manually-operated cleaning blower to further dislodging the ground debris from the ground.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.