A cleaning device for use with a cleaning fabric is provided. The device includes a plate, a connection member, a plurality of fingers, a wiper assembly, and a grip. The plate has a first side and a second side. The connection member retains the cleaning fabric to the plate. The fingers depend from the first side and provide a gap between the first side and the cleaning fabric during use. The wiper assembly has at least one elongated wiper blade that divides the fingers into a front section and a rear section. The grip depends from the second side.

A collection pan has an inside bottom surface, a front lip, a vertical shoulder wall at a back edge of the front lip of the front lip, and back and side walls for holding both liquid and solid waste material. The shoulder retains liquid material wiped across the front lip.

A water extraction device includes a flexible plastic rod, an absorbent blade, and an elongated handle. The device removes water/liquid from automobile compartments such as mirrors after an automobile wash. The device further prevents streaking on the body of automobiles after an automobile starts moving post wash.

A water extraction device includes a flexible plastic rod, an absorbent blade, and an elongated handle. The device removes water/liquid from automobile compartments such as mirrors after an automobile wash. The device further prevents streaking on the body of automobiles after an automobile starts moving post wash.

A hand-held car window cleaning tool. The tool comprises a frame part and a handle attached to said frame part. The frame part is provided with at least one of a scraper blade for removing frost, ice or snow; a squeegee blade for removing liquid, dirt or snow; and a sponge. The hand-held cleaning tool is arranged such that the position of the frame part is adjustable with respect to the handle.

A squeegee tool adapted to selectively engage and clean a paint shield blade. The squeegee tool having arms pivotally connected to one another, each with an elongated squeegee blade support frame extending at right angles with a longitudinal axis of the respective support arms. The arms have a reverse overlapping corresponding end configuration at the squeegee's point of attachment and oppositely disposed handles on their respective free ends. The handles are spring urged apart requiring the user to grip and compress to open the squeegee tool to engage it onto the paint shield allowing the individual to clean the shield.

A squeegee tool adapted to selectively engage and clean a paint shield blade. The squeegee tool having arms pivotally connected to one another, each with an elongated squeegee blade support frame extending at right angles with a longitudinal axis of the respective support arms. The arms have a reverse overlapping corresponding end configuration at the squeegee's point of attachment and oppositely disposed handles on their respective free ends. The handles are spring urged apart requiring the user to grip and compress to open the squeegee tool to engage it onto the paint shield allowing the individual to clean the shield.

A wiper (1) comprising an elongate cleaning strip (2) which is substantially made of flexible material and a holder (3) for fixating the cleaning strip (2). Viewed along the longitudinal direction (9) of the cleaning strip (2), the cleaning strip (2) comprises a wiping edge (4) for wiping panes, and a wiping strip (5) comprising said wiping edge (4) which extends beyond the holder (3) along substantially its entire length. The holder (3) furthermore comprises retaining supports (6) which, at the location of the ends (7) of the wiping strip (5), extend along the wiping strip (5) almost as far as the wiping edge (4).

A wiper (1) comprising an elongate cleaning strip (2) which is substantially made of flexible material and a holder (3) for fixating the cleaning strip (2). Viewed along the longitudinal direction (9) of the cleaning strip (2), the cleaning strip (2) comprises a wiping edge (4) for wiping panes, and a wiping strip (5) comprising said wiping edge (4) which extends beyond the holder (3) along substantially its entire length. The holder (3) furthermore comprises retaining supports (6) which, at the location of the ends (7) of the wiping strip (5), extend along the wiping strip (5) almost as far as the wiping edge (4).

A mechanical device for cleaning a reflective glass surface is described. In one example, the glass surface is a heliostat mirror. The device includes a cleaning head and a blade assembly. In one example, the cleaning head includes an elongated base member and having a cleaning pad. The cleaning blade assembly includes a cleaning blade. The blade is mounted to the base member and is moveable between a first engaged position that causes the blade of the blade assembly to come into contact with the reflective glass surface and a second disengaged position that causes the blade of the blade assembly to come out of contact with the glass surface. A method of cleaning a glass surface is also disclosed.