Ceiling fan blade cleaning devices
OwnerJohn A. Corsettiinventor
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Abstract
A ceiling fan blade cleaning device includes a fork member and a separable cleaner member. The fork member has a tubular handle by which the user holds the device for cleaning purposes and a pair of shafts extend from the distal end of the handle shaped to give the fork member a Y-shape. The cleaner member is formed of fibrous web material and has a rectangular central portion formed of a pair of spaced apart rectangular webs presenting an opening into which a ceiling fan blade may extend for simultaneous cleaning of its upper and lower surfaces. The side portions of the cleaner member have elongated channels into which the distal ends of the shafts extend to support the cleaner member on the fork member. Several embodiments of the devices are disclosed.
Claims5
A ceiling fan blade cleaning device comprising:
- a fork member and a cleaner member,
- said fork member having
- a tubular handle with a proximal end by which the user holds said device for cleaning purposes and a distal end, and
- a pair of shafts each having a distal end and a proximal end carried upon said distal end of said handle, said shafts being shaped to separate from one another as they extend distally of said handle to give said fork member a Y-shape, and
- said cleaner member being formed of fibrous web material and having a rectangular central portion and a pair of parallel side portions,
- said central portion being defined by a pair of spaced apart rectangular webs presenting an opening into which a ceiling fan blade may extend for simultaneous cleaning of its upper and lower surfaces, and
- said side portions having elongated channels therein into which said distal ends of said shafts extend to thereby support said cleaner portion of said device on said fork portion.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.