An oil-absorbing mat for disposing on a floor and absorbing an oil, comprising:

an oil absorber for absorbing the oil, the oil absorber being provided on the upper surface of the oil-absorbing mat; and a permeation preventing layer for preventing the permeation of the oil, the permeation preventing layer being provided on the floor surface of the oil-absorbing mat; wherein the oil absorber has a smoothness of 0.8 s or more as measured on the basis of JIS P 8155; and wherein the oil absorber has an air resistance (Oken Type) of 28 s or less as measured on the basis of JIS P 8117.

An oil-absorbing mat for disposing on a floor and absorbing an oil, comprising:

an oil absorber for absorbing the oil, the oil absorber being provided on the upper surface of the oil-absorbing mat; and a permeation preventing layer for preventing the permeation of the oil, the permeation preventing layer being provided on the floor surface of the oil-absorbing mat; wherein the oil absorber has a smoothness of 0.8 s or more as measured on the basis of JIS P 8155; and wherein the oil absorber has an air resistance (Oken Type) of 28 s or less as measured on the basis of JIS P 8117.

A device for the hands-free cleaning of dirt and debris from a bottom surface of footwear may include a platform base having a bottom surface designed to be positioned on a ground surface, and a base recess extending into a top side of the platform base; a bristle sheet designed to fit within the base recess, the bristle sheet having a plurality of bristles extending upward from a bristle sheet base; and a cavity in the interior of the platform base, the cavity sized to accommodate a volume of weighting material. The device may also include a port extending through a surface of the platform base to the cavity, such that the cavity is accessible from an exterior of the platform base. In such instances, the device may also include a plug to removably seal the port.

A footwear cleaning apparatus provides a footwear cleaning device that attaches to the door pocket of any vehicle. This reduces the amount of debris transferred from an individual's shoes onto the floor of a vehicle. It appeals to vehicle owners, passengers, mechanics, valets, and anyone else who desires to keep a car free of debris. This further prevents shoes from staining the interior carpet of a vehicle. The apparatus assists users in keeping their vehicle clean on a day to day basis with minimal effort.

A footwear cleaning apparatus provides a footwear cleaning device that attaches to the door pocket of any vehicle. This reduces the amount of debris transferred from an individual's shoes onto the floor of a vehicle. It appeals to vehicle owners, passengers, mechanics, valets, and anyone else who desires to keep a car free of debris. This further prevents shoes from staining the interior carpet of a vehicle. The apparatus assists users in keeping their vehicle clean on a day to day basis with minimal effort.

The present disclosure relates to a sole cleaning apparatus, including a pedal having a plurality of vibration sealing column holes provided thereon. Movable vibration sealing columns protrude out from the sealing column holes. Convex pedal ridges are arranged around the sealing column holes, and the vibration sealing columns are higher than the pedal ridges when not pressed down. A vibration sealing chamber leading to a dust collecting and filter chamber is arranged below the vibration sealing column holes, and comprises a step and a spring component. The vibration sealing columns are columns with discs, and the columns vertically penetrate through the vibration sealing chambers and the discs are arranged on the steps. When the vibration sealing columns are pressed down, the vibration sealing columns are in contact with the vibration plates, and vibration generated by the vibration plates is transferred to a sole stepping on the pedal.

The present disclosure relates to a sole cleaning apparatus, including a pedal having a plurality of vibration sealing column holes provided thereon. Movable vibration sealing columns protrude out from the sealing column holes. Convex pedal ridges are arranged around the sealing column holes, and the vibration sealing columns are higher than the pedal ridges when not pressed down. A vibration sealing chamber leading to a dust collecting and filter chamber is arranged below the vibration sealing column holes, and comprises a step and a spring component. The vibration sealing columns are columns with discs, and the columns vertically penetrate through the vibration sealing chambers and the discs are arranged on the steps. When the vibration sealing columns are pressed down, the vibration sealing columns are in contact with the vibration plates, and vibration generated by the vibration plates is transferred to a sole stepping on the pedal.

A shoe sole cleaning device may include a fluid reservoir having an inner chamber, a trough fluidly coupled to the fluid reservoir, a brush having bristles and operably connected to an axial shaft, the brush disposed partially within or above the trough, and a motor operably connected to the axial shaft and configured to cause the brush to rotate about the axial shaft.

A shoe sole cleaning device may include a fluid reservoir having an inner chamber, a trough fluidly coupled to the fluid reservoir, a brush having bristles and operably connected to an axial shaft, the brush disposed partially within or above the trough, and a motor operably connected to the axial shaft and configured to cause the brush to rotate about the axial shaft.

The invention provides a device for disinfecting and cleaning parts of persons, animals and objects which includes a plurality of sheets and a plurality of substrate layers. Each substrate layer is disposed between two sheets. Each sheet includes an adhesive layer and an antibacterial layer. A tab is arranged on each sheet. The invention can remove the dirt from a foot or paw as well as gently disinfect the foot or paw. Dirt, lint, hair, dust, and germs can be removed from the foot or paw using a gentle, antibacterial, sticky sheet on which the individual steps on.