A cleaning device is provided. The cleaning device includes a handle and a channel member operably coupled to the handle. A blade is replaceably coupled to the channel member. A lock assembly that includes an end cap, a lock switch member and a support member. The end cap is coupled to the channel member. The lock switch member is slidably coupled to the end cap, the lock switch member being movable between an unlocked, a locked and an extended position. The support member is moveably coupled to the end cap and having a support surface adjacent a surface of the blade, the support member having a ramp portion that is engagable by the lock switch member to translate the support surface into contact with the surface of the blade.

A cleaning device is provided. The cleaning device includes a handle and a channel member operably coupled to the handle. A blade is replaceably coupled to the channel member. A lock assembly that includes an end cap, a lock switch member and a support member. The end cap is coupled to the channel member. The lock switch member is slidably coupled to the end cap, the lock switch member being movable between an unlocked, a locked and an extended position. The support member is moveably coupled to the end cap and having a support surface adjacent a surface of the blade, the support member having a ramp portion that is engagable by the lock switch member to translate the support surface into contact with the surface of the blade.

A cleaning tool includes a handle having a longitudinal axis and a cleaning device having a longitudinal axis. The cleaning device is releasably securable to the handle and is moveable between a first position where the longitudinal axis of the cleaning device is generally aligned with the longitudinal axis of said handle, and a second position where the longitudinal axis of the cleaning device is arranged at an angle relative to the longitudinal axis of the handle.

A cleaning tool includes a handle having a longitudinal axis and a cleaning device having a longitudinal axis. The cleaning device is releasably securable to the handle and is moveable between a first position where the longitudinal axis of the cleaning device is generally aligned with the longitudinal axis of said handle, and a second position where the longitudinal axis of the cleaning device is arranged at an angle relative to the longitudinal axis of the handle.

A body for a squeegee or wiper, a squeegee and a wiper as well as a method for squeegeeing or wiping a surface. A swivel joint is arranged between the handle and the head section of corresponding devices. This is combined with a telescopic handle, whereby the swivel joint and the telescopic handle complement each other synergistically.

A body for a squeegee or wiper, a squeegee and a wiper as well as a method for squeegeeing or wiping a surface. A swivel joint is arranged between the handle and the head section of corresponding devices. This is combined with a telescopic handle, whereby the swivel joint and the telescopic handle complement each other synergistically.

A handheld window cleaning tool having a squeegee blade shaped as a parallelogram having diagonally opposing corners defined by angles of approximately forty-five degrees. The squeegee blade is secured along a first longitudinal edge of a head shaped as a parallelogram having diagonally opposing corners defined by angles of approximately forty-five degrees so that the lateral edges of the squeegee blade and the head are colinear. The opposing longitudinal edge of the head may secure a hollow sponge portion also defined by a parallelogram having diagonally opposing corners defined by angles of approximately forty-five degrees.

A handheld window cleaning tool having a squeegee blade shaped as a parallelogram having diagonally opposing corners defined by angles of approximately forty-five degrees. The squeegee blade is secured along a first longitudinal edge of a head shaped as a parallelogram having diagonally opposing corners defined by angles of approximately forty-five degrees so that the lateral edges of the squeegee blade and the head are colinear. The opposing longitudinal edge of the head may secure a hollow sponge portion also defined by a parallelogram having diagonally opposing corners defined by angles of approximately forty-five degrees.

The present disclosure provides a squeegee that can be used by a user in two modes of operationpushing or pulling the squeegee over a surface to be cleaned. To obtain an optimal squeegee that can perform the cleaning in the two modes in an optimal manner, the squeegee comprises two wiping portions, each is intended to serve a different mode of operation. Namely, one of the wiping portions is intended to be used for pulling mode and the other is intended to be used for pushing mode.

The present disclosure provides a squeegee that can be used by a user in two modes of operationpushing or pulling the squeegee over a surface to be cleaned. To obtain an optimal squeegee that can perform the cleaning in the two modes in an optimal manner, the squeegee comprises two wiping portions, each is intended to serve a different mode of operation. Namely, one of the wiping portions is intended to be used for pulling mode and the other is intended to be used for pushing mode.