Spray mop
OwnerHevert Adolfo Garcia Castilloinventor
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Abstract
A spray mop utilizing a latch and an auxiliary latch that prevents a hinge bar of a mop head from separating and keeping either a cloth mop or a string mop in place. The spray mop utilizes a spray mop that is activated by the use of a lever near the handle of the spray mop. In another embodiment, the hinge bar just uses a latch without an auxiliary latch.
Claims20
A mop comprising a pole, a handle, and a mop head;
- the pole connecting with a fork pivotable with the mop head;
- the mop head comprising a planar base, a pair of webs extending perpendicular to the base, and a bar that hinges at one end of one of the webs;
- and,
- wherein a latch is pivotally connected to the other of the webs at one end and includes an inner lobe to be connected with a latch cavity formed by a latch hook portion that is integral at one end of the bar.
A mop head comprising a planar base, a pair of webs extending perpendicular to the base, and a bar that hinges at one end of one of the webs;
- and,
- wherein a latch is pivotally connected to the other of the webs at one end and includes an inner lobe to be connected with a latch cavity formed by a latch hook portion that is integral at one end of the bar.
A mop head comprising a mop base, a pair of webs extending perpendicular to the base, and a bar that hinges at one end of one of the webs;
- wherein a latch is pivotally connected to the other of the webs at one end and includes an inner lobe to be connected with a latch cavity formed by a latch hook portion that is integral at one end of the bar;
- wherein the bar further includes an integral auxiliary hook cavity formed by an auxiliary hook portion;
- and,
- wherein the latch cavity faces the bar and the auxiliary hook cavity faces opposite the latch cavity.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.