Cleaning mop

Abstract

The utility model discloses a cleaning mop which comprises a mop head capable of moving along the ground to be cleaned and a handle machine body part for a user to control the mop head, and the mop head is constructed to be used for carrying a cleaning cloth consumable and keeping at least part of the cleaning cloth consumable at the lower part of the mop head. The lower end of the handle machine body part can be rotatably connected to the mop head, the handle machine body part comprises a machine shell, a handle rod with the lower portion connected to the machine shell, a supporting part located on the machine shell and used for supporting a liquid storage container and a pump used for outputting cleaning liquid from the liquid storage container, and one or more nozzles are arranged on the mop head or the machine shell; the pump handle is characterized in that the handle rod comprises a rod body and a handle part, the handle part is provided with a front side wall face and a rear side wall face, the front side wall face and the rear side wall face are each provided with an operation key, a trigger switch which is electrically connected with the pump and used for triggering the pump to start and stop is arranged in the handle rod, and all the operation keys are mechanically connected with the trigger switch of the pump.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The present application relates to the field of floor cleaning equipment, and in particular to a cleaning mop capable of wet wiping and cleaning a floor. Background Art

[0002] Cleaning mops are widely used for floor cleaning at home or in offices. One type of mop has a cleaning cloth (either a disposable cleaning cloth or a reusable ordinary cleaning cloth) attached to the bottom of the mop head and a liquid storage container and an infusion pump storing cleaning liquid on the mop rod. The user can operate the pump to apply the cleaning liquid to the floor to be cleaned or not to clean it; when performing floor cleaning work, the user moves the mop head to clean the floor by operating the mop rod.

[0003] The above-mentioned type of cleaning mop usually has a switch for operating the pump only on one side, which makes it convenient for the user to stand on one side of the cleaning mop to use the mop. If the user changes his standing position, such as from the back to the front of the mop, it will become inconvenient to operate the switch of the pump, which limits the user's willingness to use the mop. Utility Model Content

[0004] Based on the above technical problems, the purpose of this application is to provide a cleaning mop with a flexible and convenient pump control.

[0005] In order to achieve the above-mentioned purpose, the present application provides a cleaning mop, comprising a mop head that can move along a floor to be cleaned and a handle body portion for a user to manipulate the mop head, the mop head being constructed to carry a cleaning cloth consumable and capable of keeping at least part of the cleaning cloth consumable at the lower part of the mop head, the lower end portion of the handle body portion being rotatably connected to the mop head, the handle body portion comprising a housing, a handle rod whose lower part is connected to the housing, a support portion located on the housing and used to support a liquid storage container, and a pump for outputting the cleaning liquid from the liquid storage container, the mop head or the housing being provided with one or more nozzles; the handle rod comprising a rod body and a handle portion, the handle portion having a front side wall and a rear side wall, an operation button being arranged on each of the front side wall and the rear side wall, a trigger switch electrically connected to the pump and used to trigger the start and stop of the pump being provided inside the handle rod, and each of the operation buttons being mechanically connected to the trigger switch of the pump.

[0006] In the above technical solution, in some specific implementations, the trigger switch is arranged on the inner side of the handle.

[0007] In the above technical solution, in some specific implementations, a transmission block capable of moving up and down is further provided inside the handle portion, and the transmission block is located between a pair of the operating keys and the trigger switch of the pump.

[0008] In the above technical solution, in some specific embodiments, the trigger switch is located on the upper side of the transmission block, and the front and rear parts of the transmission block are respectively provided with an inclined surface; a pair of operation buttons are respectively opposite to the inside and outside of a pair of inclined surfaces; any one of the operation buttons is constructed to contact the corresponding inclined surface when pressed inward and push the transmission block to move upward to trigger the trigger switch.

[0009] In the above technical solution, in some specific implementations, the handle body portion further includes a first battery module, and the first battery module is electrically connected to the pump.

[0010] In the above technical solution, in some specific implementations, the mop head has a front portion and a rear portion that are opposite to each other, and the one or more nozzles are arranged at the rear portion.

[0011] In the above technical solution, in some specific embodiments, the cleaning mop also includes: an electric broom module, the electric sweeping module is provided as a single integral component of the cleaning mop and is constructed to be removably mounted at the front of the mop head, and the electric broom module has its own second battery module.

[0012] In the above technical solution, in some specific implementations, the mop head further includes one or more lighting lamps, and the one or more lighting lamps are arranged at the rear portion.

[0013] In the above technical solution, in some specific implementations, the rear portion is provided with one or more protrusions, and one of the lighting lamps and one of the nozzles are supported on one of the protrusions.

[0014] In the above technical solution, in some specific implementations, the handle is in the shape of a straight line.

[0015] The technical solution of the present application achieves the following technical effects: by providing operating buttons for turning the pump on or off on the front and rear side walls of the handle, the user can conveniently turn the pump on and off regardless of whether the user holds the handle from the rear side or the front side of the handle, thereby allowing the user to freely control the cleaning mop to perform floor cleaning work as desired, making it more convenient to use. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0016] Figure 1A three-dimensional schematic diagram of a cleaning mop provided in an embodiment of the present application;

[0017] Figure 2 A schematic diagram of a handle provided in an embodiment of the present application;

[0018] Figure 3 A longitudinal cross-sectional schematic diagram of a handle portion provided in an embodiment of the present application;

[0019] Figure 4 A schematic diagram of a cleaning fluid output path of a cleaning mop provided in an embodiment of the present application;

[0020] Figure 5 A three-dimensional schematic diagram of another cleaning mop equipped with an electric broom module provided in an embodiment of the present application.

[0021] Among them: 100, cleaning mop; 1, mop head; 2, handle body; 11, shell; 12, adapter; 21, lower part; 101, front part; 102, rear part; 103, protrusion; 104, nozzle; 105, lighting lamp; 22, casing; 23, handle rod; 40, liquid storage container; 24, support part; 231, rod body; 232, handle part; 2321, front side wall; 2322, rear side wall; 26, operation button; 27, operation button; 28, trigger switch; 29, transmission block; 291, inclined surface; 292, inclined surface; 25, pump; 200, cleaning mop; 30, electric broom module; 10, mop head; 20, handle body; 230, handle part; 260, operation button; 270, operation button 270. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0022] In order to explain in detail the technical content, structural features, objectives and effects of the utility model, the technical scheme in the embodiments of the present application will be described below in conjunction with the drawings in the embodiments of the present application. Obviously, the described embodiments are only part of the embodiments of the present application, not all of the embodiments.

[0023] See also Figure 1 As shown, it shows a cleaning mop structure of the present application. The cleaning mop 100 can move along the floor to be cleaned under the control of the user to achieve wet wiping cleaning of the floor to be cleaned. The cleaning mop 100 mainly includes a mop head 1 that can move along the floor to be cleaned and a handle body part 2.

[0024] The mop head 1 includes a rectangular shell 11, and an adapter 12 is provided at the middle position of the upper part of the shell 11. The adapter 12 can be mounted on the shell 11 so as to rotate forward or backward around a first axis X. The lower part 21 of the handle body part 2 can be connected to the adapter 12 so as to rotate left or right around a second axis Y perpendicular to the first axis X. The mop head 1 is configured to carry a cleaning cloth consumable (not shown in the figure). At least part of the cleaning cloth consumable can be retained at the bottom of the shell 11 to wipe the floor to be cleaned. The cleaning cloth consumable can be bonded to the bottom of the shell 11 by bonding by providing bonding burrs on the bottom wall of the shell. In other ways, a piece of cleaning cloth consumable can be clamped and fixed to the bottom of the shell by providing a movable clamping mechanism on the shell. In the protection scheme of the present application, the way in which the cleaning cloth consumable is fixed to the shell is not limited.

[0025] The mop head 1 has a front portion 101 and a rear portion 102 which are opposite to each other. A pair of protrusions 103 are provided at the rear portion 102, and a nozzle 104 and a lighting lamp 105 are provided at each protrusion 103. The nozzle 104 can output the cleaning fluid delivered to the nozzle 104 to the floor to be cleaned behind the mop head 1. The lighting lamp 105 can illuminate the floor to be cleaned behind the mop head 1.

[0026] The handle body 2 includes a housing 22, a handle bar 23 whose lower part is fixedly connected to the housing 22, a support portion 24 disposed on the housing 22 and used to support a liquid storage container 40, and a pump (not shown in the figure) used to output the cleaning liquid from the liquid storage container 40. The handle bar 23 is a hollow structure, and includes a rod body 231 and a grip portion 232 located at the upper part of the rod body 231 and held by the user's hand.

[0027] like Figure 2 , Figure 3 As shown, the handle portion 232 is in the shape of a letter "I" as a whole and is a hollow structure. The handle portion 232 has a front side wall 2321 and a rear side wall 2322, on which an operation button 26 and an operation button 27 are arranged respectively. A trigger switch 28 electrically connected to the pump and controlling the start and stop of the pump is arranged inside the handle portion 232. The trigger switch 28 is located above the operation button 26 and the operation button 27. The operation button 26 and the operation button 27 are both press-type mechanical buttons that can move inward and outward, and a transmission block 29 that can move up and down is arranged between the operation button 26, the operation button 27 and the trigger switch 28. Through the transmission block 29, the operation button 26 and the operation button 27 can be mechanically connected to the trigger switch.

[0028] The front and rear parts of the transmission block 29 are respectively provided with inclined surfaces 291 and 292, which are respectively opposite to the inside and outside of the operation button 26 and the operation button 27. When the operation button 26 or the operation button 27 is pressed inward, it will contact the inclined surface 291 or the inclined surface 292 and push the transmission block 29 to move upward to trigger the trigger switch 28 for controlling the start and stop of the pump.

[0029] like Figure 4 , which shows a schematic diagram of a cleaning fluid output path of a cleaning mop. The liquid outlet of the liquid storage container 40 is in fluid communication with the inlet of the pump 25, and the outlet of the pump 25 is in fluid communication with a pair of nozzles 104. By pressing any one of the operation buttons 26 or 27, the trigger switch 28 of the pump 25 can be triggered to start the pump 25, so as to output the cleaning fluid to the outside through the nozzles 104.

[0030] In some embodiments, the cleaning mop may also be provided with a steam generator, which is disposed between the pump and the nozzle; the cleaning liquid is converted into high-temperature steam by the steam generator and then output to the floor to be cleaned.

[0031] In some embodiments, the handle body portion 2 further includes a battery module (not shown in the figure), and the battery module is electrically connected to the pump to provide power to the pump.

[0032] like Figure 5 In the cleaning mop embodiment shown, the cleaning mop 200 includes the same structure as the cleaning mop 100 described above, and also includes an optional accessory - an electric broom module 30. The electric broom module 30 is provided as a single integral component of the cleaning mop 200 and is configured to be removably mounted at the front of the mop head 10, and the electric broom module 30 has a power supply part similar to a battery module. The front and rear parts of the handle portion 230 of the handle body portion 20 are both provided with an operation button 260 and an operation button 270 for controlling the pump.

[0033] When the electric broom module 30 is mounted on the front of the mop head 10 , it can realize wiping the ground while sweeping away the garbage on the ground, which can significantly extend the use time of the cleaning sheet consumables.

[0034] The above shows and describes the basic principle, main features and advantages of the utility model. Those skilled in the art should understand that the utility model is not limited by the above embodiments, and the above embodiments and descriptions are only for explaining the principle of the utility model. Without departing from the spirit and scope of the utility model, the utility model may have various changes and improvements, and the scope of protection required by the utility model is defined by the attached claims, description and their equivalents.

Claims

1. A cleaning mop, comprising a mop head that can move along a floor to be cleaned and a handle body portion for a user to manipulate the mop head, wherein the mop head is configured to carry a cleaning cloth consumable and to hold at least a portion of the cleaning cloth consumable at the bottom of the mop head, wherein the lower end portion of the handle body portion is rotatably connected to the mop head, wherein the handle body portion comprises a housing, a handle rod whose lower portion is connected to the housing, a support portion located on the housing and used to support a liquid storage container, and a pump for outputting cleaning liquid from the liquid storage container, wherein one or more nozzles are provided on the mop head or the housing; wherein: The handle rod is a hollow structure and includes a rod body and a handle portion for the user to hold. The handle portion has a front wall and a rear wall. An operation button is arranged on the front wall and the rear wall. A trigger switch electrically connected to the pump and used to trigger the start and stop of the pump is arranged inside the handle rod. Each of the operation buttons is mechanically connected to the trigger switch of the pump.

2. The cleaning mop according to claim 1, characterized in that: The trigger switch is arranged on the inner side of the handle.

3. The cleaning mop according to claim 2, characterized in that: A transmission block capable of moving up and down is also arranged inside the handle portion, and the transmission block is located between a pair of operating keys and a trigger switch of the pump.

4. The cleaning mop according to claim 3, characterized in that: The trigger switch is located on the upper side of the transmission block, and a slope is respectively provided at the front and rear of the transmission block; a pair of operation buttons are respectively opposite to the inside and outside of the pair of slopes; any one of the operation buttons is constructed to contact the corresponding slope when pressed inward and push the transmission block to move upward to trigger the trigger switch.

5. The cleaning mop according to claim 1, characterized in that: The handle body also includes a first battery module, and the first battery module is electrically connected to the pump.

6. The cleaning mop according to claim 1, characterized in that: The mop head has a front portion and a rear portion which are opposite to each other, and the one or more nozzles are arranged at the rear portion.

7. The cleaning mop according to claim 6, characterized in that: Also includes: An electric broom module is provided as a single integral component of the cleaning mop and is configured to be removably mounted at the front of the mop head, and the electric broom module is provided with a second battery module.

8. The cleaning mop according to claim 6, characterized in that: The mop head further comprises one or more lighting lamps, and the one or more lighting lamps are arranged at the rear portion.

9. The cleaning mop according to claim 8, characterized in that: The rear portion is provided with one or more protrusions, and one of the illuminating lamps and one of the nozzles are supported on one of the protrusions.

10. The cleaning mop according to claim 1, characterized in that: The handle is in the shape of a letter "I".

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