Bowl mop

A cleaning device for use in cleaning toilet bowls and the like comprising a handle having a projecting end portion, and a disposable cleaning head attached to said projecting end portion, said projecting end portion having a longitudinal slot in the outer end thereof, and said disposable cleaning head having a slide which is slidably received in said slot, one of said disposable cleaning head and said projecting end portion having a cam projection thereon, and the other of said disposable cleaning head and projecting end portion having a recess therein which is engaged by said cam projection to releasably secure said disposable cleaning head to said projecting end portion, said disposable cleaning head including a base member, and a plastic loop for securing a plurality of short strands of yarn-like material bunched together intermediate their ends to said base member.

A cleaning device for use in cleaning toilet bowls and the like comprising a handle having a projecting end portion, and a disposable cleaning head attached to said projecting end portion, said projecting end portion having a longitudinally extending dove-tail slot with parallel sides in the outer end thereof, and said disposable cleaning head having a slide which is slidably received in said slot, said slide having a shape corresponding to said dove-tail slot for sliding engagement therealong, the inner end of said slide being rounded to facilitate insertion of said slide into said slot, a shoulder at the inner end of said slot engageable by the inner end of said slide to limit the extent of axial inward movement of said slide along said slot, said slide having a cam projection extending perpendicular thereto adjacent the outer end thereof, and said projecting end portion having a recess adjacent the outer end of said slot which is engaged by said cam projection to releasably secure said disposable cleaning head to said projecting end portion, said disposable cleaning head including a base member, and a plastic loop for securing a plurality of short strands of yarn-like material bunched together intermediate their ends to said base member.

A cleaning device for use in cleaning toilet bowls and the like comprising a handle having a projecting end portion, and a disposable cleaning head attached to said projecting end portion, said projecting end portion having a longitudinally extending dove-tail slot with parallel sides in the outer end thereof, and said disposable cleaning head having a slide which is slidably received in said slot, said slide having a shape corresponding to said dove-tail slot for sliding engagement therealong, the inner end of said slide being rounded to facilitate insertion of said slide into said slot, a shoulder at the inner end of said slot engageable by the inner end of said slide to limit the extent of axial inward movement of said slide along said slot, said slide having a cam projection extending perpendicular thereto adjacent the outer end thereof, and said projecting end portion having a recess adjacent the outer end of said slot which is engaged by said cam projection to releasably secure said disposable cleaning head to said projecting end portion, said handle including inner and outer telescoping tubular members axially adjustably to different lengths, and lock means for releasably locking said tubular members in any desired adjusted position.