Device for cleaning shoe soles
OwnerKurt Smolkainventor
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Abstract
A device for cleaning shoe soles, which can be stepped over, includes a grid with cylindrical rings having engaged surfaces and forming circular passages through the grid. A frame encloses these rings and has vertical pins extending through the axes of the rings. The cleaning brushes are plate-like and ring shaped and are rotatable upon these pins. The brushes extend into the circular passages of the grid. The pins also carry upper round plates, whereby the plates and the rings constitute edge supports for the brushes.
Claims7
A device for cleaning shoe soles, comprising a grid having a lower supporting plate and an upper supporting plate, said upper supporting plate having rows of vertically extending cylindrical rings forming circular passages through the grid, vertical pins mounted in said lower supporting plate and extending through the axes of said rings, said upper supporting plate having round plates mounted upon said pins, ring-shaped brushes, and means mounting said brushes upon said pins for free rotation thereon, said grid passages containing said brushes, the edge of each round plate and the adjacent cylindrical ring, constituting circumferential limitations for a corresponding ring-shape brush.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.