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US 5,319,821 AGranted
Ceiling fan cleaning apparatus
AssigneeR.L. Products Corporation
InventorsRoy V. Nicholson, Gregory A. Harris, Darrell M. Merino, Robert W. Lackey
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Abstract
A lightweight, highly maneuverable and extendable apparatus for cleaning ceiling fan blades, having a dust receptacle carried beneath a mounted brush which is designed to clean the exterior surfaces of a ceiling fan, the apparatus carried by a lightweight telescopic handle and capable of reaching high ceiling fans.
Claims7
A fan brush apparatus comprising:
- a bent wire brush having a first terminus and a second terminus, said second terminus carrying a detent attachment hook;
- a dust pan carried below said brush by a rod, said pan having an upper surface and a pivoting end, said detent attachment hook engaging said upper dust pan surface within a molded aperture said pan being rotatable beneath said brush;
- wherein said dust pan occupies a first position beneath said brush, said dust pan rotating to a second position away from said brush thereby facilitating the cleaning of a non-blade portion of a ceiling fan.
A fan brush apparatus comprising:
- a wire brush having a first terminus and a second terminus, said second terminus defining a brush attachment means;
- a dust pan carried below said brush said brush attachment means engaging an upper surface of a first end of said pan;
- a rod, said rod attached to a pivot defined by a lower pan surface of said pan first end;
- wherein said dust pan occupies a first position beneath said brush said dust pan rotating to a second position away from said brush and thereby facilitates the cleaning of a non-blade portion of a ceiling fan.
1 more element
A fan brush comprising:
- a brush means having a first terminus and a second terminus, said second terminus further defining an attachment means for securing said brush means to a handle;
- a dust receptacle attached to said handle by rotational means, said dust receptacle carried beneath said brush means;
- wherein said dust receptacle occupies a first position beneath said brush means for collecting dust, said dust receptacle rotating to a second position away from said brush.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.