A vehicle mounted garbage bin cleaning system including power takeoff includes a pair of arms configured for lifting a garbage bin, the pair of arms rotatably coupled to a mount on the vehicle, a hopper configured for accepting the garbage bin when the pair of arms lifts the garbage bin into the hopper, at least one spray rod extending upwards from the hopper, said spray rod including a water nozzle, wherein when the pair of arms lifts the garbage bin into the hopper, the spray rod is situated within the garbage bin, a hydraulic pump mechanically coupled with a transmission of the vehicle, such that the transmission drives the hydraulic pump, a hydraulic motor hydraulically coupled with the hydraulic pump, a pressure washer pump mechanically coupled to the hydraulic motor, the spray rod fluidically coupled with the pressure washer pump.

A shielded containment cabinet device for use for the cleaning under high visibility and high protection for user, while using reduction flow pressurized water for cleaning of materials.

The present system can also overcome the inability of current automatic hand washing machines to strategically target the hands according to the user's specific needs, and allow the user to control functions, such as the pressure or speed, and duration of water flow, in a touch-free manner. The phrase strategically target, in the present specification, refers to the ability of the device to automatically detect the location of the hands and actively direct the spray at wherever the user's hands are located within the device's cavity, whilst actively avoiding spraying those areas within the cavity where the user's hands are not located. This targeted spraying occurs with both the water spray and the plain liquid soap spray, even as the hands move freely within the cavity.

The invention provides, in one embodiment, a portable wash basin assembly for cleaning a tool. The portable wash basin assembly includes a wash basin having a base and at least one sidewall that extends upward from the base to an upper edge, and a plurality of recesses located at the upper edge of the wash basin. The wash basin is configured to support the tool in a first orientation in which a first portion of the tool can be supported within one of the recesses and a second portion of the tool can be supported upon the base, and a second orientation, in which the tool can be supported within two of the recesses on the wash basin.

A multifunctional cleaning machine includes a housing, a water inlet pipe, and a nozzle. A cleaning chamber is defined by a side wall of the housing. The water inlet pipe is connected to the housing. The water inlet pipe has a first water inlet and a first water outlet. The first water inlet is located on the upper side of the housing. The first water outlet is located on the lower side of the housing. The first water outlet is located in the cleaning chamber, and the first water inlet is used for connecting to a high pressure water source. The nozzle is located in the cleaning chamber and includes a connector and a water spray rod. A first water jet is provided at one side of the water spray rod, and a second water jet is provided on the other side of the water spray rod.

A paint applicator washer for washing paint applicators, such as for example paint brushes and paint rollers. The paint applicator washer includes at least one spray tube with a hose connector or adapter at one end thereof and at least one nozzle provided along the length of the at least one spray tube. When connected to a hose supplying washing fluid, such as for example water, the washing fluid is ejected from the at least one nozzle as a pressurized stream or jet which can be directed at used paint applicators to wash out paint and other debris therefrom.

The present disclosure discloses a multifunctional cleaning machine. The multifunctional cleaning machine includes a housing, a pipe, a nozzle, a plurality of wheel assemblies and a locking means. The pipe connected to the housing, the pipe including a water inlet and a water outlet, the water inlet being located on an upper side of the housing, the water outlet being located on a lower side of the housing, and the water inlet being configured for connecting to a high pressure water source. The nozzle connected to the water outlet. The wheel assemblies rotatably connected to the housing by the connecting assembly. The locking means connected to the housing and configured for locking the wheel assembly.

The present disclosure provides a substrate processing apparatus and a substrate processing method. The substrate processing apparatus includes a substrate support unit configured to support a substrate, a liquid supply unit configured to supply a liquid containing any one of a chemical liquid and a cleaning liquid to the substrate supported by the substrate support unit, a processing container configured to accommodate the substrate support unit and recover the liquid supplied to the substrate from the liquid supply unit, and a capture module provided in the processing container to capture the liquid so as to suppress the liquid scattered from the substrate from being bounced back from the processing container and re-scattering.

Provided is an apparatus for processing a substrate. The apparatus for processing a substrate includes a base portion configured to provide a rotational force in a circumferential direction; a holding module located on the base portion and configured to hold the substrate; a nozzle module located above the base portion and configured to jet a chemical liquid onto the substrate on the holding module; and a scattering prevention module located on the base portion at a peripheral portion of the holding module and configured to, when the chemical liquid is scattered after being jetted onto the substrate, guide the scattered chemical liquid to be discharged, wherein the scattering prevention module guides the scattered chemical liquid with a variable movement caused by the rotational force.

Various embodiments comprise apparatuses and related method for cleaning and drying a substrate. In one embodiment, an apparatus includes a vertical substrate holder to hold and rotate the substrate at various speeds. An inner shield and outer shield, when in a closed position, surround the vertical substrate holder during operation of the apparatus. Each of the shields can operate independently in at least one of rotational speed and direction from the other shield. A front-side and back-side spray jet are arranged to spray at least one fluid onto both sides of the substrate and edges of the substrate substantially concurrently. A gas flow, combined with a high rotational-speed of the shields and substrate, assists in drying the substrate. At least one turbine disk is coupled in proximity to at least one of the shields to remove excess amounts of fluid. Additional apparatuses and methods of forming the apparatuses are disclosed.