Mirror Cleaning Apparatus
OwnerArvin Ramosinventor
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Abstract
A mirror cleaning apparatus for retaining and cleaning a mirror. The mirror is retained by a pair of vertical rails. A horizontal cleaning bar is movably attached to the pair of vertical rails by a pair of slide components that move the horizontal cleaning bar vertically along the rails. The horizontal cleaning bar houses a plurality of nozzles, brushes, and wipers for cleaning a surface of the mirror as the horizontal cleaning bar moves across the mirror surface. A cleaning fluid distribution component provides and dispenses cleaning fluid to the horizontal cleaning bar. A wastewater collection component collects the used cleaning fluid that is wiped off of the mirror surface by the wipers.
Claims20
A mirror cleaning apparatus comprising:
- a pair of vertical rails;
- a horizontal cleaning bar movably attached to the pair of vertical rails, the horizontal cleaning bar comprising a mirror engaging component;
- a cleaning fluid distribution component in fluid communication with the horizontal cleaning bar.
A mirror cleaning apparatus for cleaning a mirror comprising:
- a pair of vertical rails, each comprising a valve and an actuation switch;
- a horizontal cleaning bar movably attached to the pair of vertical rails, the horizontal cleaning bar comprising a mirror engaging component;
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- a cleaning fluid distribution component in fluid communication with the horizontal cleaning bar and each valve in each vertical rail.
A mirror cleaning apparatus for cleaning a mirror comprising:
- a pair of vertical rails, each comprising a mirror mounting slot, a valve and an actuation switch;
- a horizontal cleaning bar comprising a mirror engaging component;
- a pair of slide components for moving the horizontal cleaning bar along the pair of vertical rails;
- a cleaning fluid distribution component in fluid communication with the horizontal cleaning bar and the pair of vertical rails;
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- a wastewater collection component.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.