Provided is a sticky cleaner comprising a catcher to catch matter to be removed. The catcher has an adhesive surface formed of PSA, and the sticky cleaner satisfies the following properties: (A1) an oily dirt adhesion test to determine an adhered amount of an oily dirt sample shows an adhered amount A.sub.1 of the oily dirt sample per m.sup.2 of the adhesive surface of 200 g/m.sup.2 or greater; and (B1) a moist/wet dirt adhesion test to determine an adhered amount of a moist/wet dirt sample shows an adhered amount B.sub.1 of the moist/wet dirt sample per m.sup.2 of the adhesive surface of 190 g/m.sup.2 or greater. At least either the adhered amount A.sub.1 of the oily dirt sample or the adhered amount B.sub.1 of the moist/wet dirt sample is 350 g/m.sup.2 or greater.

Embodiments of the present application provide for a roller device that includes a housing, a handle coupled to the housing, and a drum that is disposed within the housing and rotatably coupled to the housing. The roller brush further includes a debris collection cavity, an elastic member, and a scraping end. The debris collection cavity is disposed adjacent to a rear portion of the drum. The elastic member includes a first end and a second end, where the first end is coupled to the housing. The scraping element is disposed in the housing and is coupled to the second end of the elastic member. The scraping element includes a rotating shaft coupled to the second end of the elastic member and extends tangentially relative to the drum.

The present invention discloses a collecting hair assembly and a collecting hair machine, and relates to the technical field of a cleaning appliance. The collecting hair assembly includes a first barrel, a second barrel, and a controller. A collecting hair component is sleeved at a first connecting part of the first barrel. The free end of the collecting hair component is connected to a second connecting part of the second barrel. The second barrel is provided with a driver. The collecting hair machine includes a housing and the forgoing collecting hair assembly. The housing is provided with a collecting hair operating opening. The first barrel protrudes wholly or partially out of the collecting hair operating opening. Compared with the prior art, the collecting hair assembly and the collecting hair machine can achieve flexible selection of the using section of the collecting hair component by using the controller, without frequent manual replacement of an adhering paper, and with a high degree of intelligentization.

Provided is an adhesive tape in which each of at least one perforation line includes: a plurality of separation parts at which one side portion and an other side portion of the adhesive tape are separated away from each other in its longitudinal direction; a connection part through which the one side portion and the other side portion are connected to each other in the longitudinal direction, the connection part located between two adjacent separation parts in a width direction of the adhesive tape; and a weak connection part through which the one side portion and the other side portion are connected to each other in the longitudinal direction, the weak connection part having a smaller breaking strength than the connection part, and the perforation line includes at least one group including the connection part and the weak connection part adjacent to each other in the width direction.

A fabric care device comprising a body having first and second ends for attaching respective first and second fabric care attachments, wherein at least one of the first and second ends is adapted to detachably attach one of the first and second fabric care attachments. An attachment for a fabric care device selected from the group consisting of a depiller, a delinter, a fabric pile restorer, and a brush.

A shoe cleaning assembly includes a housing that may be positioned on a support surface. The housing has a pair of openings and each of the openings may have a pair of shoes placed therein while the shoes are worn. A dispensing unit is positioned within the housing and the dispensing unit includes a plurality of adhesive pads. The plurality of adhesive pads is aligned with the openings. A selected one of the adhesive pad adheres to a sole of the pair of shoes when the shoes are positioned within the openings. Thus, the adhesive pads inhibit the sole of the pair of shoes from releasing dirt into an area.

A lint remover cover is provided. The cover is a substantially flat and bendable sheet having a first end, a second end, an upper surface, a lower surface, and an edge about the perimeter. A strap is attached to the upper surface and protrudes past the edge on the first end. A connector is attached to the upper surface near the second end and releasably attaches to the strap. The cover is wrapped around a lint roller covering the adhesive tape. The strap connects to the connector to further secure the cover to the lint roller.

A shoe cleaning assembly includes a housing that may be positioned on a support surface. The housing has a pair of openings and each of the openings may have a pair of shoes placed therein while the shoes are worn. A dispensing unit is positioned within the housing and the dispensing unit includes a plurality of adhesive pads. The plurality of adhesive pads is aligned with the openings. A selected one of the adhesive pad adheres to a sole of the pair of shoes when the shoes are positioned within the openings. Thus, the adhesive pads inhibit the sole of the pair of shoes from releasing dirt into an area.

A rotatably installed adhesive roller unit and a take-up unit to wind up the adhesive sheet after being drawn out of the adhesive roller unit and having lint adhered thereon. The take-up unit is installed to be configured to rotate forward and backward synchronized through a rotation transmission unit with forward and backward rotation of the adhesive roller unit. The adhesive roller unit engages the rotation transmission unit when pressed onto a contact surface and moved forward. The adhesive roller unit is energized to release the engagement with the rotation transmission unit when moved backward and separated from the contact surface. A rotation inhibiting mechanism is provided to inhibit the rotation of both the adhesive roller unit and the take-up unit when the adhesive roller unit separates from the contact surface.

A personal grooming device designed to loosen and remove dirt and other debris from the surface of a material, such as a shirt or jacket. The grooming device comprises a handle, an inner cage fixedly attached to the handle and sized to receive a travel-size lint roller, an outer cage sized to fit over the travel-size lint roller, and an outer sleeve made from moleskin sized to fit around the outer cage. The outer sleeve may be constructed from an piece of adhesive-backed material wrapped around the outer cage or a single piece of cylindrical material sized to snuggly fit around the external cage. The outer sleeve may be made from other materials. In use, the sleeve loosens debris from a surface after which the external cage with sleeve is removed to expose the lint roller. The lint roller then picks up the loosed dirt and debris.