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Mophead with a sheet of mop material forming a splayable skirt

A technology of mop material and mop head, applied in the field of mop head

Inactive Publication Date: 2009-07-01
罗纳德·亚历山大·(斯科特)·扬
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However, after research, it has been determined that typically only the outward facing surface of the mop material sheet is used, resulting in more frequent mop material replacement

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[0020] First refer to the attached figure 1 and figure 2 , which shows a mop head 10 comprising a mop material holder 12 and a mop material sheet 14 . Retainer 12 is a well known device and comes in a variety of different sizes from elongated to round. The sheet of mop material 14 is generally in the form of a continuous carpet, typically formed from a plurality of interconnected woven or nonwoven flexible layers (typically fabrics). In this embodiment, the sheet 14 includes two outer absorbable layers 16 and an inner absorbable fill layer 18 sandwiched between the two outer layers 16 .

[0021] The outer layer 16 is preferably made of a porous material having small pores, and the inner packing layer 18 is preferably a loosely woven packing. The outer layer 16 and inner layer 18 may be constructed of any suitable material, such as recycled waste material or purpose-made material.

[0022] The outer layer 16 and inner padding layer 18 are joined together via one or more fa...

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A mophead includes a holder (12) connected to or connectable to a shaft of a mop, and a sheet (14) of mop material which is held by the holder (12) and which forms a splayable skirt (32) having an exterior surface, an interior surface opposite the exterior surface, a bottom edge (42) which is opposite the holder (12), and only two opposing side edges (36b) which extend from a position which is at or adjacent to the holder (12) to the bottom edge (42) and which are unconnected to each other along the longitudinal extend of the side edges (36b) so as to define an opening slit (44) in the skirt (32).

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a mop head comprising a sheet of mop material. Background technique [0002] The term "sheet" is used to refer to a construction comprising a woven or nonwoven flexible element or carpet (typically a fabric) having a typical smallest dimension or width of at least 350mm. [0003] Using a sheet of mop material rather than a plurality of narrower individual elongate cords is beneficial in terms of manufacturing cost and ease of use. However, after research, it has been determined that typically only the outwardly facing surface of the mop material sheet is used, resulting in more frequent mop material replacement. It has been shown that the inwardly facing surface of the sheet of mop material is used sparingly and remains surprisingly free of dirt in fact. When attempting to use the inward-facing surface of a sheet of mop material, it is particularly difficult to spread the sheet of mop material to bring the inward-faci...

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IPC IPC(8): A47L13/20A47L13/16
CPCA47L13/20
Inventor 罗纳德·亚历山大·斯科特·扬
Owner 罗纳德·亚历山大·(斯科特)·扬
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