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US 2014/0150202 A1Published application
Upward and radial floor cleaning apparatus
OwnerThomas K. Schultheisinventor
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Abstract
A cleaning apparatus includes a handle for holding; a head; a downward facing cleaning element on the head for downward facing cleaning of a surface; and an upward and radial cleaning element about the head of the apparatus. The cleaning element includes at least a brush element for cleaning, the brush element having a substantially upstanding central portion for upward cleaning and radially outwardly projecting side portions for radial cleaning.
Claims37
A cleaning apparatus comprising:
- a handle for holding;
- a head attached to the handle;
- a downward facing cleaning element on the head for downward facing cleaning of a floor surface;
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- an upward and radial cleaning element extending from the head comprising at east a brush element for cleaning, and having;
- a substantially upstanding central portion for upward cleaning;
- and
- radially outwardly projecting side portions for radial cleaning wherein at least the central portion of or a whole of the cleaning element, is removably attachable to the head.
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A canister vacuum cleaning apparatus, comprising:
- a canister;
- a suction system within the canister for generating suction;
- a wand handle attached to the canister,
- a wand head attached to the wand handle;
- a downward facing suction element on a bottom side of the wand head for suction cleaning of a surface;
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- an upward and radial cleaning element comprising:
- a substantially upstanding central portion for upward cleaning;
- and
- radially outwardly projecting side portions for radial cleaning, the upward and radial cleaning element attached, or attachable, substantially upstandingly to the wand head, thereby providing upward and radially extending cleaning of a surface, while simultaneously downwardly cleaning via the downward facing suction element, in a same movement.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.