Proposed is a mat cleaning device. The mat cleaning device includes a casing which constitutes an exterior of the mat cleaning device, a washing water spray nozzle which is disposed on one side of the casing and sprays washing water on the mat, a drive motor which is disposed inside the casing and provides power, a plurality of rollers which is rotated by the power supplied from the drive motor and transfers and washes the mat, a vacuum pump which forms vacuum pressure, a vacuum suction means which sucks moisture and foreign matter on a surface of a washed mat by using the vacuum pressure formed by the vacuum pump, and a centrifugation chamber which provides the vacuum pressure formed by the vacuum pump to the vacuum suction means.

Proposed is a mat cleaning device. The mat cleaning device includes a casing which constitutes an exterior of the mat cleaning device, a washing water spray nozzle which is disposed on one side of the casing and sprays washing water on the mat, a drive motor which is disposed inside the casing and provides power, a plurality of rollers which is rotated by the power supplied from the drive motor and transfers and washes the mat, a vacuum pump which forms vacuum pressure, a vacuum suction means which sucks moisture and foreign matter on a surface of a washed mat by using the vacuum pressure formed by the vacuum pump, and a centrifugation chamber which provides the vacuum pressure formed by the vacuum pump to the vacuum suction means.

Proposed is a mat cleaning device. The mat cleaning device includes a casing which constitutes an exterior of the mat cleaning device, a washing water spray nozzle which is disposed on one side of the casing and sprays washing water on the mat, a drive motor which is disposed inside the casing and provides power, a plurality of rollers which is rotated by the power supplied from the drive motor and transfers and washes the mat, a vacuum pump which forms vacuum pressure, a vacuum suction means which sucks moisture and foreign matter on a surface of a washed mat by using the vacuum pressure formed by the vacuum pump, and a centrifugation chamber which provides the vacuum pressure formed by the vacuum pump to the vacuum suction means.

Proposed is a mat cleaning device. The mat cleaning device includes a casing which constitutes an exterior of the mat cleaning device, a washing water spray nozzle which is disposed on one side of the casing and sprays washing water on the mat, a drive motor which is disposed inside the casing and provides power, a plurality of rollers which is rotated by the power supplied from the drive motor and transfers and washes the mat, a vacuum pump which forms vacuum pressure, a vacuum suction means which sucks moisture and foreign matter on a surface of a washed mat by using the vacuum pressure formed by the vacuum pump, and a centrifugation chamber which provides the vacuum pressure formed by the vacuum pump to the vacuum suction means.

The present invention is a fiber self-cleaning system. The fiber self-cleaning system of the present invention includes interlocking mats containing bores for receiving cleaning tubes, cleaning tubes for mounting with the mat bores having an open top, beveled interior chamber and at least one transverse side opening, fiber groups mounted within the beveled interior chamber of the cleaning tubes, a water and vacuum line operatively connected to the cleaning tubes to introduce water, chemicals and air to the fiber groups or to apply a vacuum force to the fiber groups, and a pump operatively connected to the cleaning tubes to introduce or suction out water, chemicals and dirt from the fiber groups.

An apparatus for cleaning a semi-rigid, three-dimensional vehicle mat can include a first set of compliant rollers spaced from one another and a second set of compliant rollers spaced from one another that cooperatively grab and advance the mat toward one or more brushes that scrub debris from above and/or below the mat. One or more of the compliant rollers can deform a distance radially toward an axis of rotation when contacting the mat to accommodate the contours of the mat and still grab the mat for advancing. The apparatus can include a holding pan that supports the mat so it is accessible through a second opening below the brushes and a first opening of a frame that supports the rollers and brushes. A deflector can be included to reroute the mat downstream of the brushes along a pathway toward the pan. A related method of use also is provided.

A method to wash and dry carpets and an in situ carpet washing service is described. The service uses transportable equipment comprising in one frame a washing unit, a drying unit and conveyor for transferring the carpet between the washing and drying units of the equipment, a control unit for controlling the operation of the equipment, and means for receiving production goods to the equipment. In the equipment the carpet is transported from a first feeding end, through the washing and drying units to the second receiving end at a constant speed such that the washing and drying steps can be completed in less than 20 minutes and the tack free carpet can be returned to the customer without a need of a replacement carpet.

A method to wash and dry carpets and an in situ carpet washing service is described. The service uses transportable equipment comprising in one frame a washing unit, a drying unit and conveyor for transferring the carpet between the washing and drying units of the equipment, a control unit for controlling the operation of the equipment, and means for receiving production goods to the equipment. In the equipment the carpet is transported from a first feeding end, through the washing and drying units to the second receiving end at a constant speed such that the washing and drying steps can be completed in less than 20 minutes and the tack free carpet can be returned to the customer without a need of a replacement carpet.

A cleaning head is disclosed for use in a traversing shower system. The cleaning head includes a plurality of directional fluid nozzles for discharging a fluid, each of which is provided along a different direction toward a work surface such that no two directions cross one another between the cleaning head and a working surface.

A cleaning head is disclosed for use in a traversing shower system. The cleaning head includes a plurality of directional fluid nozzles for discharging a fluid, each of which is provided along a different direction toward a work surface such that no two directions cross one another between the cleaning head and a working surface.