Keyboard cleaner
AssigneeEHL Development Inc.
InventorEdward H. Levy
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Abstract
This invention relates to a keyboard cleaning device. More particularly, this invention relates to a device for cleaning upper and/or lateral surfaces of keyboard buttons or keys. In a first embodiment of the present invention, a key cleaner is comprised of a head structure having at least one convex cleaning substructure contoured to the top surface of a key of a data entry keyboard, a handle and means for attaching the handle to the head structure. Pursuant to a second embodiment of the present invention, the key cleaner is comprised of a head structure having at least one wedge-shaped cleaning substructure which is contoured to fit between the keys of a data entry keyboard and a handle attached to the head structure. Other embodiments are also described.
Claims15
A device for cleaning the keys of a data-entry type keyboard, comprising:
- a head structure having a plurality of cleaning substructures extending outwardly from said head structure along a single row, said substructures including a plurality of first cleaning substructures having a common first shape and at least one second cleaning substructure having a second shape geometrically different from said first shape, said second cleaning substructure being disposed between said first cleaning substructures along said row;
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- means attached to said head structure for facilitating a gripping of the device.
A device for cleaning the keys of a data-entry type keyboard, comprising:
- a head structure having a plurality of cleaning substructures extending outwardly from said head structure along a single row, said substructures including a plurality of first cleaning substructures having a common first shape and at least one second cleaning substructure having a second shape geometrically different from said first shape, said second cleaning substructure being disposed between said first cleaning substructures along said row, one of said first shape and said second shape being a wedge shape and the other of said first shape and said second shape being convex;
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- means attached to said head structure for facilitating a gripping of the device.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.