A vacuum cleaner, comprising: a housing; a motor unit provided in the housing and used for generating suction force; a dust cup provided on the housing and used for collecting sucked particles, the dust cup comprising a suction inlet; a battery for supplying power to the vacuum cleaner; a handle located on the housing; and a suction pipe unit having a storage state, wherein under the storage state, the suction pipe unit extends from the suction inlet on one side of the dust cup, across the handle, and to the other side of the dust cup along the length direction of the handle. The motor unit and the dust cup are located on the same straight line direction; the battery is provided on a side of the housing. The layout of the whole machine components of the present vacuum cleaner is optimized, and the performance of the vacuum cleaner is guaranteed under the premise of miniaturization.

A suction accessory device is provided, for the connection with a suction apparatus or vacuum cleaner, for the collection of waste in places of difficult access and/or in delicate objects. The suction accessory device comprises a flexible and lightweight hose. At one end, the hose includes a reducing coupling adapter terminal for connecting to a vacuum cleaner or suction device. At the opposite end, the hose includes a nozzle connection terminal that is coupled to a first end of a flexible or rigid, handle or brush tube. At a second end of the brush tube, the brush tube includes a head connection terminal which connects to interchangeable suction heads or nozzles.

A blade cleaning device for cleaning fan blades includes a funnel, which has a top that is rectangularly shaped and circumferentially larger than a bottom thereof. A conduit, which is engaged to and extends from the bottom of the funnel, is engageable to a hose extending from a vacuum cleaner. A frame is engaged to and extends circumferentially around the top of the funnel. Opposed ends of the frame are dimensionally taller than its opposed sides, defining a recess into which of a cross-sectional portion of a blade can be inserted. The opposed ends are positioned proximate to opposed edges of the blade preventing rotation. A brush element engaged to the frame extends into the recess. The brush element dislodges debris from the blade as the frame is motivated longitudinally along the blade. The funnel directs the debris to the conduit for collection in the vacuum cleaner.

A fan blade cleaning assembly for cleaning a ceiling fan blade includes a sleeve that is elongated for sliding onto a ceiling fan blade. A plurality of brushes is each coupled to the sleeve and each of the brushes is positioned within the sleeve. In this way each of the brushes can clean the ceiling fan blade when the sleeve is slid thereon. Moreover, the plurality of brushes is strategically positioned to clean a top surface and a bottom surface of the ceiling fan blade. A hose is fluidly coupled to the sleeve and the hose can be fluidly coupled to a vacuum source to facilitate the vacuum source to remove the dust and debris from the sleeve.

An amalgamated handheld vacuum dusting attachment having a housing shaped similar to a computer mouse for hand or distant cleaning featuring a crevice tool, a bristled brushing tool, and a non-bristled detachable cap having an ergonomically shaped top. Separated suction vents are provided for the crevice and bristled tools in order to provide maximum suction, and 360° rotatable wheels, lights, battery chamber, on/off switch, and battery recharge pin port are also provided. Also provided is a padded wrist support end cap and integrated swiveling end coupling nozzle, which can be detached for use as an independent brushless vacuum dusting device. An additional 360° manually rotating stabilizing wand, and independent accordion hose with ergonomic grip disk and handled vacuum attachment for use with aforesaid dusting attachment, are provided.

“THE ELBOW” is an “ACUTE ANGLE REDUCER” that connects to the end of any Commercial Leaf Blower i.e. Electrical, Gas, or Battery powered. “THE ELBOW” has a larger diameter at the inlet, than at the exit. When installed, It allows the operator to blow debris from behind trees, shrubs, plants, etc., while standing stationary facing landscaping. “THE ELBOW” can be made of any material.

Systems and methods for providing a vacuum cleaner with sliding vacuum head assembly. The vacuum head assembly comprises, for example, a vacuum motor, a dust bin, and a fan. The vacuum clean is configured for cleaning high and low surfaces based on a position of the vacuum head assembly along the vacuum tube.

A vacuum attachment for removing hair and/or fibrous debris from a crevice or surface being cleaned is disclosed herein. The vacuum attachment includes an attachment body portion, a first end of the attachment body portion configured to be connected to a vacuum hose, and the attachment body portion defining an air intake aperture at a second end of the attachment body portion; and an elongated rod disposed across a portion of the air intake aperture at the second end of the attachment body portion, the elongated rod including a plurality of protruding elements projecting outwardly from the elongated rod, the plurality of protruding elements being disposed at least partially around a periphery of the elongated rod and along at least a portion of a length of the elongated rod between the first end and the second end. A manual brush for removing hair and/or fibrous debris is also disclosed herein.

A cleaning device comprising a convex transfer surface disposed between a flat nozzle and a rotary brush. The flat nozzle is formed as a multichannel nozzle between the convex transfer surface and the apron with the bevel of the mouth of the multichannel nozzle ranging from 20 to 60 degrees from the horizontal plane. The clearance height between the convex transfer surface and the floor is preferably in the range of 1 to 8 millimetres.

A vacuum attachment apparatus for use on conventional service station or car wash vacuums is described. The apparatus is equipped with a rubberized female portion disposed on a wide end of the apparatus, which is configured to mate onto the default vacuum hose end. The apparatus facilitates the cleaning of small crevices with a commercial or industrial vacuum, which conventionally has too large of an intake to reach crevices such as those found between the seats of vehicles, under the seats, within the dash, and in other common locations standard on most contemporary vehicles.