Patent classifications
A47L17/08
Cleaning ball or cleaning cloth, and manufacturing method and manufacturing device thereof
The present invention discloses a cleaning ball or cleaning cloth, comprising a fluffy main body, wherein the main body is made from fiber yarn and the fiber yarn is made from polyester fibers with a low melting point of which the melting point is below 180? C. The present application can ensure that the cleaning ball or cleaning cloth does not deform or reduce the dirt removing power no matter how long it is used and has the characteristic that plastic fibers are not easy to scratch the object surface. The present invention also discloses a manufacturing method and manufacturing device for the cleaning ball or cleaning cloth.
Cleaning ball or cleaning cloth, and manufacturing method and manufacturing device thereof
The present invention discloses a cleaning ball or cleaning cloth, comprising a fluffy main body, wherein the main body is made from fiber yarn and the fiber yarn is made from polyester fibers with a low melting point of which the melting point is below 180? C. The present application can ensure that the cleaning ball or cleaning cloth does not deform or reduce the dirt removing power no matter how long it is used and has the characteristic that plastic fibers are not easy to scratch the object surface. The present invention also discloses a manufacturing method and manufacturing device for the cleaning ball or cleaning cloth.
CLEANING TOOL WITH CHAINMAIL ABRADER
A cleaning tool for use in abrading a surface for cleaning the surface includes a resiliently deformable backing member insert, and a chain mail abrader enclosure comprising a chain mail body having a plurality of interlinked rings. The chain mail abrader enclosure is configured to allow for insertion and removal of the resiliently deformable backing member insert. The resiliently deformable backing member is disposable within the chain mail abrader enclosure such that the backing member is positioned against the chain mail body to allow the chain mail body to conform to contours of the surface during abrading.
CLEANING TOOL WITH CHAINMAIL ABRADER
A cleaning tool for use in abrading a surface for cleaning the surface includes a resiliently deformable backing member insert, and a chain mail abrader enclosure comprising a chain mail body having a plurality of interlinked rings. The chain mail abrader enclosure is configured to allow for insertion and removal of the resiliently deformable backing member insert. The resiliently deformable backing member is disposable within the chain mail abrader enclosure such that the backing member is positioned against the chain mail body to allow the chain mail body to conform to contours of the surface during abrading.
WATERPROOF SPONGE WITH DISPOSABLE COVER SLEEVES
A cleaning sponge system which includes a sponge formed of open celled foamed plastic and a water impermeable layer encasing the sponge to form a waterproof sponge assembly and a plurality of disposable cleaning sleeves, formed of a fibrous material configured in size and shape to removably receive the waterproof sponge assembly.
SCOURING PAD WITH POUCH FOR INSERTING AN OBJECT FOR CLEANING A VARIETY OF SURFACES
In accordance with the present invention a scouring pad and/or scrubbing pad which can be constructed out of a variety of different materials and configurations contains an internal pouch or pocket that can be utilized by inserting a rigid object or scraper (which may or may not have a handle) into the pouch or pocket of the scouring or scrubbing pad. The rigid object can be removed from one scouring pad and reinserted into another scouring pad to meet the needs of multiple types of surfaces being cleaned.
METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING SYNTHETIC RESIN SCOURING PAD
A method for manufacturing a synthetic resin scouring pad includes hot extruding a polymer by thermally melting a synthetic resin, along a T die having a straight extrusion port, to form a full width film sheet; cold-curing the film sheet by impregnating and quenching the extruded full width film sheet with cooling water of a cooling bath; forming flat film filaments by passing the full width film sheet lengthwise through a cutting part in which cutting blades are arranged at a predetermined width so as to dividingly-cut the full width film sheet into a predetermined width; passing the flat film filaments in the longitudinal direction through a coiling forming part to plastic-deform the flat film filaments into coil-shaped film filaments; and inputting the coil-shaped film filaments into an annular winding part so that the film filaments are wound in an annular shape to form a synthetic resin scouring pad.
METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING SYNTHETIC RESIN SCOURING PAD
A method for manufacturing a synthetic resin scouring pad includes hot extruding a polymer by thermally melting a synthetic resin, along a T die having a straight extrusion port, to form a full width film sheet; cold-curing the film sheet by impregnating and quenching the extruded full width film sheet with cooling water of a cooling bath; forming flat film filaments by passing the full width film sheet lengthwise through a cutting part in which cutting blades are arranged at a predetermined width so as to dividingly-cut the full width film sheet into a predetermined width; passing the flat film filaments in the longitudinal direction through a coiling forming part to plastic-deform the flat film filaments into coil-shaped film filaments; and inputting the coil-shaped film filaments into an annular winding part so that the film filaments are wound in an annular shape to form a synthetic resin scouring pad.
Chainmail Sponge
The present invention discloses a cleaning tool. The cleaning tool includes a chainmail outer shell and a sponge inner core. The outer shell is formed of chainmail material and is formed to lift and stubborn grime. The inner sponge core is formed to absorb liquid, such as water, and hold cleaning detergent.
Chainmail Sponge
The present invention discloses a cleaning tool. The cleaning tool includes a chainmail outer shell and a sponge inner core. The outer shell is formed of chainmail material and is formed to lift and stubborn grime. The inner sponge core is formed to absorb liquid, such as water, and hold cleaning detergent.