Dust mop assembly with integrated deflector

a dust mop and integrated technology, applied in the field of dust mop assemblies with integrated deflectors, can solve the problems of heavy debris, such as paper clippings, driven upwards, and additional labor, and achieve the effect of improving the dust mop assembly and easy gathering of debris

a dust mop and integrated technology, applied in the field of dust mop assemblies with integrated deflectors, can solve the problems of heavy debris, such as paper clippings, driven upwards, and additional labor, and achieve the effect of improving the dust mop assembly and easy gathering of debris

US20180296059A1Inactive Publication Date: 2018-10-18JPM DESIGNS LLC
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[0024]Turning to the figures, and to FIG. 2 in particular, an improved dust mop assembly is depicted and generally designated as 100. The dust mop assembly 100 incorporates a mop head 110 that is a generally planar. As depicted, the mop head 110 also incorporates a plurality of individual dust gathering yarns 116 secured on the operative surface of the mop head; i.e., the bottom. The mop head can be constructed with a swivel connector 30, which may, for example, be a swivel joint as shown. A handle 20 will generally be coupled to the swivel connector 30. As depicted the mop assembly 100 further comprises a deflector 142, which can be mounted in a variety of ways. The deflector can be, for example, formed of plastic, such as a transparent plastic or acrylic. Alternatively, the deflector could, for example, be formed of aluminum. As depicted, the deflector 142 is integrally formed into the top portion of the mop head 110 toward the front of the dust mop assembly; i.e., toward the lead...

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A dust mop assembly is disclosed. The dust mop includes a mop head that comprises a top surface and a bottom surface. The bottom surface includes a dust gathering assembly, such as a reusable dust gathering pad or a plurality of dust gathering yarns. A deflector is coupled to the front of the mop head using any acceptable means. The deflector keeps dust and debris from being thrown over the dust mop while in use.

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FIELD OF THE DISCLOSURE[0001]The present disclosure generally relates to cleaning apparatus, and in particular to dust mops incorporating a mop head with a dust gathering assembly such as, for example, a plurality of dust gathering yarns or a reusable dust gathering pad.BACKGROUND[0002]Dust mops are well known for cleaning in and about homes and commercial and industrial buildings. Such mops generally employ a plurality of individual dust gathering yarns connected to a mop head, although reusable dust gathering pads (often known by the trade name “Swiffer®”) are also included in this category of cleaning tool. Generally, a user will pass the mop head over a surface that requires cleaning. The mop head (either the individual dust gathering yarns or the dust gathering pad) will then take up dust that is on the surface. Dust mops are also used to clean other material from a surface, such as paper clippings, sand, and other debris.[0003]Generally, a prior art dust mop will be constructe...

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Patent Timeline
18 Oct 2018
Publication
US20180296059A1
IPC
A47L13/20; A47L13/502
CPC
A47L13/502; A47L13/20; A47L13/254
Inventors
MCCORMICK, JOSEPH