Floor cleaning device
OwnerTatsuyuki Kitataniinventor
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Abstract
A floor cleaning device which includes a handle of hollow pipe, one end of which is connected to a hose for supplying water, and a polishing head detachably connected to the other end thereof. The middle portion of the hollow pipe is divided into two flow passages by means of a partitioning. A valve is mounted in the upper end portions of the flow passages so as to selectively block either of them, and a net is stretched at the lower end of one of the flow passages. The polishing head has a brush or sponge for cleaning the floor and has plural holes communicating with the hollow pipe so as to supply the brush or sponge with water.
Claims5
A floor cleaning device connected to a water supply by a hose, comprising:
- a hollow pipe handle connected at one end to said hose;
- a partition at a midway portion of said pipe handle dividing said pipe into two flow passages;
- flap means positioned at said partition and pivotable back and forth on both sides of said partition for alternatively closing off one of said flow passages in said pipe;
- pipe means connected to said flap means and extending through said hollow pipe in a water-tight relationship for pivoting said flap means back and forth across said passages;
- a screen stretched across the downstream end of one of said flow passages at said partition;
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- polishing means removably connected to the end of said hollow pipe handle opposite the end connected to said hose for cleaning the floor surface to be cleaned, said polishing means having a plurality of holes therethrough communicating with said hollow pipe, whereby water in said pipe will pass through said holes.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.