A brush that is hand-held, cordless, rechargeable, self-cooling, and vacuum operated, so as to loosen and collect dust and other small particles from a surface. The brush includes a plurality of exterior components and a plurality of interior components. The plurality of interior components are contained within the plurality of exterior components, and therewith, are the hand-held, the cordless, the rechargeable, the self-cooling, and the vacuum operated, so as to loosen and collect the dust and the other small particles from the surface.

A vacuum cleaner head capable of implementing a plurality of functions having different cleaning purposes and capable of changing the cleaning mode, thereby performing efficient cleaning without inconvenience is provided.

The vacuum cleaner head includes a first part having a first air passage communicating with a main air passage of a cleaner main body, a second part having a plurality of cleaner function units provided at different positions and a plurality of second air passages communicating between each of the cleaner function units and the first air passage. The second part is connected to the first part so that the inclination angle of the second part is changeable in multiple steps. By changing the inclination angle of the second part with respect to the first part, some of the plurality of cleaner function units is disposed so as to be usable and the second air passage is communicated with the first air passage for switching to the portion of the plurality of cleaner function units to be used.

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.

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.

A cleaning appliance includes a dirt separator for separating dirt from an airflow, the dirt separator including a bin for collecting dirt separated from the airflow, the bin including a bin lid having a closed configuration in which the dirt is retained in the bin, and an open configuration for the removal of dirt from the bin. The cleaning appliance further including an inlet, the inlet extending through an opening in the bin lid, and the inlet including an attachment interface. The cleaning appliance further includes an interlock mechanism to prevent the bin lid from being opened when an attachment is connected to the attachment interface.

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 cleaner head with a suction component consisting of laterally-opposed wing-like members positioned transversely to the front end of the head used to access and suction dirt, debris and fluids within confined or low-clearance areas under furniture and appliances and includes a generally thin flat elongated hollow member designed to reach maximum extension and floor surface coverage within the confined or low-clearance areas. Included is a flexible hollow hose fitting set back and disposed at an acute angle from the back end of the vacuum cleaner head for slidably mounting the vacuum cleaner head to a hollow hose wand. The hollow hose wand with a bottom end releasably attached to the flexible hollow hose fitting is adapted to be bent downward toward the floor surface when a sufficient downward pressure is exerted by the user upon the hollow hose wand used for maneuvering (approximately eleven inches in width) the vacuum cleaner head. This action also ensures that the head continues in constant sliding engagement with the floor to prevent the head from separating or lifting off from the floor surface and neutralizing the otherwise full functional capability of the suction head.

A vacuum tool configured to be removably coupled to hose or wand of a vacuum includes a body including a first end, a second end, and a first longitudinal axis extending between the first end and the second end. The vacuum tool also includes a head coupled to the first end of the body, a connection portion coupled to the second end of the body and configured to couple the body to a hose or wand of a vacuum cleaner, and a brush coupled to the head. The brush includes an elongate support defining a second axis perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the body and configured to couple the brush to the head, and a plurality of bristles positioned on the elongate support.

A pet comb comprising a body partially housing a pet engagable portion and housing a lifter coupled to a biasing member. The lifter configured to move responsive to an application of force to said lifter. The body comprising a handle and a pet engagable portion support comprising a debris ejector, the debris ejector is directly adjacent the pet engagable portion. The pet engagable portion is removably coupled to the lifter. The pet engagable portion having a resting position wherein the biasing member maintains the pet engagable portion at least partially extending out of the body absent the application of force and a retracted position wherein the pet engagable portion is retracted into the body, responsive to the application of force moving the lifter. The pet engagable portion moves into the retracted position, said move removes debris from the pet engagable portion via the at least one debris ejector.

A detachable 90 degree pivoting elbow forming an air channel that connects to a cleaning element permitting a swivel connection in orthogonal directions to provide a connection to the free end of an elongate wand of a vacuum cleaning system.