Mop bucket with clean and dirty water separation
OwnerJian JIANGinventor
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Abstract
A mop bucket with clean and dirty water separation, comprising an outer bucket. A partition is arranged inside the outer bucket, and a clean water area and a dirty water area are respectively located on both sides of the partition in the outer bucket; a tub and a reciprocating pump driven by the tub capable of delivering water into the tub are arranged in the outer bucket, a valve assembly is arranged at a bottom of the tub to discharge water in the tub to the dirty water area, and the valve assembly has a movable water outlet end; only when the tub is located at an upper limit position and the water outlet end moves above the dirty water area, the valve assembly switches from the closed state to an open state. With the mop bucket, the mop can be conveniently operated for cleaning.
Claims11
A mop bucket with clean and dirty water separation, comprising an outer bucket (1), wherein a partition (11) is arranged inside the outer bucket, and a clean water area (1a) and a dirty water area (1b) are respectively located on both sides of the partition in the outer bucket;
- a tub (3) capable of moving up and down is arranged above the clean water area in the outer bucket, a reciprocating pump (6) capable of pumping water from the clean water area to the tub is further arranged in the clean water area, the tub is connected with the reciprocating pump, and the tub can move downward under push of a mop and drive the reciprocating pump to operate;
- a bottom of the tub is provided with a valve assembly capable of discharging water in the tub to the dirty water area, and the valve assembly has a movable water outlet end (310);
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- when the valve assembly is in a closed state, the water outlet end is away from the partition;
- only when the tub is located at an upper limit position and the water outlet end moves above the dirty water area, the valve assembly switches from the closed state to an open state.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.