Foot-connectable cleaning apparatus and methods of using
OwnerIsaac Isaiah Elijah Herrerainventor
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Abstract
A Foot-Connectable Cleaning Apparatus and Methods of Using invention. More specifically, embodiments of the present invention relate to cleaning apparatuses that attach to the feet to leverage the weight of a user's body to improve cleaning efficiency, and reduce or eliminate stresses on the body as well as potential injuries.
Claims5
A Foot-Connected Cleaning Apparatus (“FCCA”) that a user may affix to one or both feet, one or both hands, or use with an extendable, removable rod to clean any surface. The FCCA allows a user to apply additional cleaning force without additional effort, and is versatile because it may be used with one or more pads, sponges, brooms and/or other attachments. The additional force and/or power that may be applied using the FCCA makes cleaning projects easier and, thus, reduces the number of total devices needed to complete a cleaning project. The FCCA also provides a better overall result because instead of just cleaning with hand and/or arm strength, a user may now clean with the weight and power of his or her legs and/or entire body, utilizing an FCCA device with the same or different cleaning elements connected to each of a user's feet, a cleaning project may be completed faster and with less effort. FCCA on the other foot may perform a drying function, or one FCCA on one foot may perform a sweeping (broom) function and another FCCA on the other foot may act as a dustpan. The FCCA advantageously may be connected to a user's feet (one foot or both feet, depending on the cleaning project), one or both of a user's hands, or attached to the extendable rod so that a user may choose to clean any way the user desires.
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