WO2007085686A1 - Cleaning implement and a mop designed therefor - Google Patents

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WO2007085686A1
WO2007085686A1 PCT/FI2007/000022 FI2007000022W WO2007085686A1 WO 2007085686 A1 WO2007085686 A1 WO 2007085686A1 FI 2007000022 W FI2007000022 W FI 2007000022W WO 2007085686 A1 WO2007085686 A1 WO 2007085686A1
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Reima Tuomivirta
Janne Tuomivirta
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Priority to EP07704796.7A priority patent/EP1993424B1/en
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
    • A47L—DOMESTIC WASHING OR CLEANING; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
    • A47L13/00—Implements for cleaning floors, carpets, furniture, walls, or wall coverings
    • A47L13/10—Scrubbing; Scouring; Cleaning; Polishing
    • A47L13/20—Mops
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
    • A47L—DOMESTIC WASHING OR CLEANING; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
    • A47L13/00—Implements for cleaning floors, carpets, furniture, walls, or wall coverings
    • A47L13/10—Scrubbing; Scouring; Cleaning; Polishing
    • A47L13/16—Cloths; Pads; Sponges
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
    • A47L—DOMESTIC WASHING OR CLEANING; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
    • A47L13/00—Implements for cleaning floors, carpets, furniture, walls, or wall coverings
    • A47L13/10—Scrubbing; Scouring; Cleaning; Polishing
    • A47L13/20—Mops
    • A47L13/24—Frames for mops; Mop heads
    • A47L13/254—Plate frames
    • A47L13/256—Plate frames for mops made of cloth

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  • the present invention relates to a cleaning implement comprising a handle, a plate frame connected to the handle, and a mop detachably attached to the plate frame, at least one pair of holding members, consisting of a permanent magnet and a cooperating counterpart, being arranged for holding the mop onto the plate frame, whereby the magnet and the counterpart are essentially planar at the surfaces that come towards each other and they are attached to the plate frame and to the mop, respectively, so that they face each other in the operating position of the mop.
  • the invention also relates to the mop belonging to said cleaning implement.
  • a fairly common solution is the one comprising a pocket or a loop at one end of the mop receiving one end of the plate frame of the cleaning implement, the plate frame being pushed into the pocket by sliding it from the side, whereby the mop can be kept in place, for example, by pushing it against the floor by foot.
  • the other end of the mop is held, e.g., by means of a piece of Velcro, a flexible loop or a tongue provided with a press fastener.
  • the Velcro fastening of course, has the disadvantage that its holding power weakens depending on the instances of use, i.e., it works fairly well in household use but not so well in professional use.
  • the above-mentioned flexible loop or the tongue provided with a press fastener may be a more durable solution, but their weaknesses: slowness to some extent and, perhaps, also the fact that they are difficult to attach without touching by hand.
  • a magnetic rod is provided at the upper part of the cleaning implement, cooperating with a metal plate that constitutes the upper surface of the mop.
  • the upper surface of the mop is provided with a mop.
  • the upper surface of the mop is provided with a raster that is made of a mixture of metal powder attached to the surface of the mop by a suitable means, such as gluing or spraying.
  • the purpose of the present invention is to provide a mop attachment that utilizes the magnetizing force and both allows removal of water from the mop and washing of the mop by conventional means.
  • the said counterpart can be a permanent magnet or a ferromagnetic block of metal.
  • at least one of the components of the pair of holding members should consist of a permanent magnet, and the best aggregation force is attained by means of a pair of holding members formed by two permanent magnets.
  • the mop attachment at one end of the combination of the plate frame and the mop is further carried out by pushing the end of the plate frame into the pocket of the mop, whereby the magnetic attachment is located at the opposite end of the combination.
  • This way of fastening is especially preferable for a pair of magnets as compared with the VeI- cro attachment, for example, as when placed against each other, the magnets by nature pull the plate frame in its final place.
  • the detachment of the magnets is best carried out by pulling them sideways, i.e., while sliding the plate frame out of the pocket.
  • planar magnetic piece is anchored, for example, by sewing it inside the mop.
  • fabric of the upper surface of the mop is generally quite heavy and rough and, thus, not very thin, the attrac- five force of the pair of magnets is quite sufficient to keep the mop in place.
  • Fig. 1 shows the cleaning implement according to the invention from above
  • Fig. 2 shows the plate frame of the cleaning implement from below
  • Fig. 3 shows a section of the plate frame from the side on an enlarged scale
  • Fig. 4 shows a section of the mop according to the invention from the side and also on an enlarged scale.
  • the cleaning implement according to Fig. 1 includes a handle 1 , connected through a universal joint 6 to the plate frame 2.
  • the plate frame is essentially keystone shaped, as viewed from above.
  • a mop 3 made of a heavy fabric is placed under the plate frame 2, the lower surface of the mop being fluffy in a known manner.
  • a pocket 7 is provided at the one end of the mop, one end of the plate frame being pushed into the pocket.
  • the end of the mop opposite to the pocket 7 is attached to the plate frame by means of a magnetic attachment, as described below with reference to Figs. 2 - 4.
  • a permanent magnet 4 is embedded into the lower surface of the plate frame 2, the magnet being in the form of a flat button in the figure.
  • the embedding is carried out so that the lower surface of the round magnet remains slightly higher than the lower surface of the plate frame 2, while the lower surface of the plate frame is provided with a cavity that is slightly larger than a counterpart 5.
  • the magnet 4 is attached to the plate frame by glue or mechanically.
  • the counterpart 5 of the magnet 4 has been sewn inside the mop, the counterpart being metallic or, alternatively, preferably a permanent magnet similar to the magnetic button of the plate frame.
  • the magnets are arranged so that the surfaces facing each other have opposite polarities.
  • the counterpart 5 is suitably anchored in place under the fabric of the upper surface of the mop by sewing.
  • a separate fabric or plastic can be provided, as shown in Fig. 4. The stitches are not shown in the figure.
  • counterpart 5 can also be attached so that a separate piece of fabric covers the metal or the magnet, i.e., forms the upper surface of the mop at the position of the magnet.
  • the counterpart preferably produces a small protrusion at the upper surface of the mop, which protrusion is received in the above-mentioned cavity in the plate frame, this improving the grip of the magnetic attachment in the lateral direction.
  • the plate frame can also include a magnet 9 in the middle or at one end thereof.
  • magnétique attachment is that the magnets, or the magnet and its counterpart pull the mop into place near the final position of the mop.
  • the detachment also takes place rather sideways than by pulling directly upwards.
  • both members 4 and 5 are preferably permanent magnets.
  • the magnet and the counterpart are, of course, preferably coated to prevent cor- rosion.
  • At least the magnetic member in the mop can have, for example, a round shape, a diameter of less than 5cm, and a thickness of 3 - 8mm. When placed inside the mop, such a piece of magnet neither prevents the squeezing of water from the mop nor the machine washing of the mop.

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Abstract

A cleaning implement comprises a handle (1), a plate frame (2) connected to the handle, and a mop (3) that is detachably attached to the plate frame. At least one pair of holding members, consisting of a permanent magnet and a counterpart cooperating therewith, has been arranged for holding of the mop (3) onto the plate frame (2). The magnet and the counterpart have been attached to the plate frame (2) and to the mop (3), respectively, so that they face each other in the operating position of the mop. The counterpart may consist of a permanent magnet or a ferromagnetic substance and it has been anchored, for example, by sewing inside the mop (3) under a fabric that forms the upper surface of the mop. The specification also relates to the mop (3) per se, which is provided with at least one magnetic holding member arranged in the vicinity of the upper surface of the mop and, in the operating position of the mop, cooperating with the magnetic fastening part which is in a corresponding position on the plate frame.

Description

Cleaning implement and a mop designed therefor
The present invention relates to a cleaning implement comprising a handle, a plate frame connected to the handle, and a mop detachably attached to the plate frame, at least one pair of holding members, consisting of a permanent magnet and a cooperating counterpart, being arranged for holding the mop onto the plate frame, whereby the magnet and the counterpart are essentially planar at the surfaces that come towards each other and they are attached to the plate frame and to the mop, respectively, so that they face each other in the operating position of the mop.
The invention also relates to the mop belonging to said cleaning implement.
Various solutions have been developed to attach mops to cleaning implements. Of course, the basic intention is that the attachment be relatively firm and quick, and possible to carry out without touching by hand. This requirement is important at least in professional use.
A fairly common solution is the one comprising a pocket or a loop at one end of the mop receiving one end of the plate frame of the cleaning implement, the plate frame being pushed into the pocket by sliding it from the side, whereby the mop can be kept in place, for example, by pushing it against the floor by foot. In the known solutions, the other end of the mop is held, e.g., by means of a piece of Velcro, a flexible loop or a tongue provided with a press fastener.
The Velcro fastening, of course, has the disadvantage that its holding power weakens depending on the instances of use, i.e., it works fairly well in household use but not so well in professional use. In repeated use, the above-mentioned flexible loop or the tongue provided with a press fastener may be a more durable solution, but their weaknesses: slowness to some extent and, perhaps, also the fact that they are difficult to attach without touching by hand.
Attachment solutions as mentioned in the preamble, which are based on a magnetizing force, are disclosed in publications US 4658461 and DE 19940436, for example.
In said US publication, a magnetic rod is provided at the upper part of the cleaning implement, cooperating with a metal plate that constitutes the upper surface of the mop. In the DE publication, in turn, the upper surface of the mop is provided with a mop. In the DE publication, in turn, the upper surface of the mop is provided with a raster that is made of a mixture of metal powder attached to the surface of the mop by a suitable means, such as gluing or spraying.
The problem with these known solutions is that it is inconvenient to squeeze water out of the mop during working, and it is virtually impossible to clean the mop in a washing machine, for example.
Therefore, the purpose of the present invention is to provide a mop attachment that utilizes the magnetizing force and both allows removal of water from the mop and washing of the mop by conventional means.
To achieve this the cleaning implement according to the invention is characterized in that which is presented in the appended Claim 1.
The characteristic features of the mop itself are disclosed in Claim 6, correspondingly.
The said counterpart can be a permanent magnet or a ferromagnetic block of metal. Of course, at least one of the components of the pair of holding members should consist of a permanent magnet, and the best aggregation force is attained by means of a pair of holding members formed by two permanent magnets.
According to a preferred embodiment of the invention, the mop attachment at one end of the combination of the plate frame and the mop is further carried out by pushing the end of the plate frame into the pocket of the mop, whereby the magnetic attachment is located at the opposite end of the combination. This way of fastening is especially preferable for a pair of magnets as compared with the VeI- cro attachment, for example, as when placed against each other, the magnets by nature pull the plate frame in its final place. Correspondingly, the detachment of the magnets is best carried out by pulling them sideways, i.e., while sliding the plate frame out of the pocket.
The planar magnetic piece is anchored, for example, by sewing it inside the mop. In practice, it has been observed that even though the fabric of the upper surface of the mop is generally quite heavy and rough and, thus, not very thin, the attrac- five force of the pair of magnets is quite sufficient to keep the mop in place. In the following, the invention and its further characteristics and advantages are described with the aid of an example and with reference to the appended drawings, in which:
Fig. 1 shows the cleaning implement according to the invention from above,
Fig. 2 shows the plate frame of the cleaning implement from below,
Fig. 3 shows a section of the plate frame from the side on an enlarged scale, and
Fig. 4 shows a section of the mop according to the invention from the side and also on an enlarged scale.
The cleaning implement according to Fig. 1 includes a handle 1 , connected through a universal joint 6 to the plate frame 2. In a well-known manner, the plate frame is essentially keystone shaped, as viewed from above.
A mop 3 made of a heavy fabric is placed under the plate frame 2, the lower surface of the mop being fluffy in a known manner. To attach the mop to the plate frame, a pocket 7 is provided at the one end of the mop, one end of the plate frame being pushed into the pocket.
According to the invention, the end of the mop opposite to the pocket 7 is attached to the plate frame by means of a magnetic attachment, as described below with reference to Figs. 2 - 4.
A permanent magnet 4 is embedded into the lower surface of the plate frame 2, the magnet being in the form of a flat button in the figure. The embedding is carried out so that the lower surface of the round magnet remains slightly higher than the lower surface of the plate frame 2, while the lower surface of the plate frame is provided with a cavity that is slightly larger than a counterpart 5. The magnet 4 is attached to the plate frame by glue or mechanically.
In a corresponding place in the mop 3, the counterpart 5 of the magnet 4 has been sewn inside the mop, the counterpart being metallic or, alternatively, preferably a permanent magnet similar to the magnetic button of the plate frame. Naturally, the magnets are arranged so that the surfaces facing each other have opposite polarities.
The counterpart 5 is suitably anchored in place under the fabric of the upper surface of the mop by sewing. Around the metal or the magnet, a separate fabric or plastic can be provided, as shown in Fig. 4. The stitches are not shown in the figure.
Of course, the counterpart 5 can also be attached so that a separate piece of fabric covers the metal or the magnet, i.e., forms the upper surface of the mop at the position of the magnet.
The counterpart preferably produces a small protrusion at the upper surface of the mop, which protrusion is received in the above-mentioned cavity in the plate frame, this improving the grip of the magnetic attachment in the lateral direction.
It is obvious that more than one pair of magnetic holding members can also be used, as outlined in Fig. 2, i.e., the plate frame can also include a magnet 9 in the middle or at one end thereof.
One advantage of the magnetic attachment is that the magnets, or the magnet and its counterpart pull the mop into place near the final position of the mop. The detachment also takes place rather sideways than by pulling directly upwards. To prevent the unfastening of the attachment, when using the mop in a lateral swipe, it may be preferable to arrange quite a short counter pocket or other supporting edge 8 at the end opposite to the actual fastening pocket 7, as shown in Fig. 1.
In practice, it has been observed that, normally, one pair of magnetic holding members is sufficient and, as already stated earlier, both members 4 and 5 are preferably permanent magnets.
The magnet and the counterpart are, of course, preferably coated to prevent cor- rosion. At least the magnetic member in the mop can have, for example, a round shape, a diameter of less than 5cm, and a thickness of 3 - 8mm. When placed inside the mop, such a piece of magnet neither prevents the squeezing of water from the mop nor the machine washing of the mop.

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Claims:
1. A cleaning implement comprising a handle (1 ), a plate frame (2) connected to the handle, and a mop (3) detachably attached to the plate frame, at least one pair of holding members, consisting of a permanent magnet (4) and a cooperating counterpart (5), being arranged for holding the mop (3) onto the plate frame (2), whereby the magnet (4) and the counterpart (5) are essentially planar at the surfaces that come towards each other and they are attached to the plate frame (2) and to the mop (3), respectively, so that they face each other in the operating position of the mop, characterized in that the essentially flat magnet or counterpart (5) on the mop (3) is attached to the mop (3) under a fabric that constitutes the upper surface of the mop.
2. A cleaning implement according to Claim 1 , characterized in that the counterpart (5) consists of a permanent magnet or a ferromagnetic substance.
3. A cleaning implement according to Claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the counterpart (5) has been anchored inside the mop (3) by sewing.
4. A cleaning implement according to any of Claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the counterpart (5) has been sewn inside the mop so that it produces a protrusion at the upper surface of the mop, and that the magnet (4) is attached to the plate frame (2) so that a cavity shallow with respect to the lower surface of the plate frame remains under the magnet, said protrusion being received in the cavity when the mop is attached to the plate frame.
5. A cleaning implement according to any of the preceding claims, wherein for holding one end of the mop (3) a pocket (7), a loop or the like is provided at the upper surface of the mop, receiving one end of the plate frame, characterized in that pair of holding members consisting of the magnet (4) and its counterpart (5) has been arranged at the opposite end of the combination of the plate frame and the mop.
6. A cleaning implement according to any of the preceding claims, characterized that the combination of the plate frame and the mop includes several pairs of holding members formed by a magnet (4) and its counterpart (5).
7. A mop (3) of a cleaning implement, intended to be detachably attached under a plate frame (2) provided with a handle (1), the mop being provided with at least one magnetic holding member (5) arranged in the vicinity of its upper surface, the T/FI2007/000022
holding member cooperating, in the operating position of the mop, with a magnetic holding member (4) being a corresponding position on the plate frame, characterized in that the flat shaped magnetic holding member (5) is attached to the mop (3) under a fabric that forms the upper side of the mop.
8. A mop (3) according to Claim 7, characterized in that the magnetic holding member (5) has been anchored inside the mop (3) by sewing.
9. A mop according to Claim 7 or 8, comprising a pocket (7), a loop or the like at one end for receiving an end of the plate frame (2), characterized in that the magnetic holding member (5) has been placed essentially at the opposite end of the mop.
10. A mop according to any of Claims 7 to 9, characterized in that the magnetic holding member (5) is a permanent magnet or a magnetizable counterpart that cooperates with the permanent magnet.
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