Mopheads
AssigneeScot Young Research, Inc.
InventorRonald Alexander Young
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Abstract
A mophead comprises a bundle of flexible strands which are gathered and held together at the center and which are connected together at positions spaced from but adjacent to each of their two ends. Each edge portion of each mop half is connected to an adjacent edge portion of the other mop half, such as by tapes and the length of the strands and the width of the strands where gathered together at the center is such that a user may selectively use the entire undersurface of the mophead or the upper surfaces of the two mop halves for mopping. The width of the strands where gathered together at the center is at least 10 cms, and the length of the strands from end to end is at least 50 cms.
Claims11
A mophead comprising:
- a substantially rectangular array of elongated flexible strands folded at a center portion thereof to define a pair of mop halves, said strands being held together at said center portion by a holder member, the strands of each mop half being connected together by a first stitching means extending therealong substantially the entire width of the respective mop half, the first stitching means of each mop half being adjacent to and spaced from the end of the respective mop half, opposite edge portions of each mop half being secured to opposite edge portions of the other mop half by second stitching means, wherein the portion of the mop halves intermediate the opposite edge portions are not secured to their opposed mop half whereby the two halves of the mophead may be parted by applying a twirling action to the holder member.
A mophead comprising:
- a generally rectangular bundle of flexible strands presenting opposed first and second ends, opposed side edges, and a center portion intermediate the ends;
- a holding means for holding the strands of the bundle together at the center portion to divide the bundle into a pair of mop halves;
- a first band for holding the strands of the bundle together near the first end of the bundle;
- a second band for holding the strands of the bundle together near the second end of the bundle;
- the first and second bands each presenting opposed ends disposed at the side edges of the bundle, the ends of the first band being connected to the ends of the second band to permit the two halves of the mophead to be parted by applying a twirling action to the holding means.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.