Cleaning Tool with a Mop-cleaning Bucket

Abstract

The present invention relates to a cleaning tool with a mop-cleaning bucket. The cleaning tool comprises a cleaning bucket and a mop. The mop comprises a mop head rotatably connected to a bottom end of a mop handle, and a wiping member is disposed on the mop head. The cleaning bucket has a clean-water region, a washing region, and a wastewater region that are mutually independent. The clean-water region and the washing region are at least partially disposed within the wastewater region. A middle portion of the clean-water region communicates with a middle portion of the washing region through a water-supply channel. A first water-squeezing member is disposed within the washing region to apply a squeezing force to the wiping member, and a switch is further disposed within the washing region for opening and closing the water-supply channel. The cleaning bucket has a first water-transfer channel for transferring wastewater scraped or squeezed from the wiping member to the wastewater region. The cleaning tool with the mop-cleaning bucket ensures that the mop is washed in clean water each time.