The Garage Air-N-Vac Station is an integrated wall-mounted vacuum, blower, and air compressor. The integrated system includes provisions for wall-mounting, tool and accessory storage, a wand hanger, and hose hangers for the combined vacuum/blower hose as well as the compressed air hose. The vacuum and blower sections of the machine are powered by a combination vacuum/blower motor, with the vacuum function utilizing the intake side of the vacuum/blower motor, and the blower function utilizing the discharge side of the vacuum/blower motor. A tankless compressor provides compressed air at full capacity. The machine is operated by a single 3-way control switch (On-Off-On) to activate either the vacuum/blower function or the compressor function. The elements that make this invention new and novel relate to its multi-function capabilities, combined with the integrated wall-mounting, tool, and hose storage system that has been optimized for ease of installation, convenience of use, organization, and appearance.

The present invention relates to a truck bed liner cleaning tool. The tool includes a long handle having an ergonomic grip detachably-secured to a brush head/cleaning frame. The brush head is configured in a wave/S-shape and has bristles disposed on the bottom. The bristles are arranged in a vertically raised and lowered form, forming an S-pattern to allow easy cleaning of the grooves of the bed liner. The brush head can have one or more storage cavities for storing cleaning solution, fresh water, etc. The bristles are designed to clean debris from the truck bed liner and prevent the bed liner from becoming stained, foul-smelling, discolored or deteriorated due to lack of cleaning.

Rotary vehicle cleaning installation, the installation comprising a vehicle support platform that is rotatable around a central platform axis and is configured to support a number of vehicles on a vehicle surface of the vehicle support platform, and a drive assembly that is operatively connected to the vehicle support platform and that is configured to rotate the vehicle support platform, and a number of cleaning devices that is positioned at a working distance from the vehicle surface of the vehicle support platform. The invention also relates to a method for cleaning a vehicle using a rotary vehicle cleaning installation according to the invention.

A cleaning system includes a planar material beneath a soiled grow table. The planar material is non-porous except for a drain. Above the planar material is a plate layer including at least two layers of runners arranged in a grid where each successive layer is offset at an angle with respect to the grid of a previous layer. The plate layer rests upon the non-porous material. An upper layer covers the plate layer and has a plurality of holes. A roller table is provided for slideably supporting the grow table. Nozzles are positioned over the grow table and is/are interfaced to a pump for receiving and spraying liquid from the pump downwardly towards the grow table. The liquid and impurities (e.g., soil, leaves) fall to the upper layer and through the plurality of holes for cleaning and filtering the liquid before the liquid is returned to the pump.

The present invention is a chain cleaning device with a track that guides a chain through a cleaning chamber. The cleaning chamber forms air flow pathways along the sides of the chain. Discharge ports in the chamber ceiling direct a high velocity working air flow spanning the width of the chamber at the upper surfaces of the chain to generate high velocity swirling air flows that progress through the interior openings of the chain and through the pathways along the outer sides of the chain. The compact nature of the cleaning chamber and the close proximity of its walls to the chain maintain the high velocity working and swirling air flows against the various differently oriented surfaces of the chain to remove dirt, grease, grit and grime from the multi-surface chain, including the nooks and crannies where chain plates, pins and rollers come together.

The present invention relates to a device for cleaning the interior of the vehicle chassis rail. The chassis cleaning device having a body with a first end spaced apart from a second end with a longitudinal central axis extending through the body. An inlet connector extends from the first end of the body with the inlet connector adapted to connect to a liquid source. An elongate outlet extends from the second end of the body with the elongate outlet fluidly connected to the inlet connector. At least one discharge outlet is aligned adjacent to an end of the elongate outlet and a plurality of magnets are mounted within the second end of the body and equidistantly positioned around the longitudinal central axis. In use, the elongate outlet is inserted through an aperture in a wall of the chassis rail, the plurality of magnets are adapted to releasably couple the body of the chassis cleaner to the chassis rail and when the liquid source is connected to the inlet connector the liquid is expelled through the at least one discharge outlet to clean the interior of the chassis rail.

A drive through boat wash with salt removal system design to wash and apply a salt removal compound to a vehicle or vehicle trailering a boat, where the boat wash is constructed to accommodate vehicles that are oversize in height, width or length.

A vehicle and a control method are capable of generating compressed air using a motor of a hybrid vehicle so as to perform cleaning/care of the hybrid vehicle, without an additional or separate device. The vehicle includes an engine including an intake pipe provided to suck outside air and an exhaust pipe provided to discharge inside air, an opening degree control valve provided at a rear end of the exhaust pipe, and a motor configured to generate power for driving a wheel and configured to drive a piston of the engine by using a portion of the power. In response to the opening degree control valve being in a closed state, and in response to the engine being in a non-combustion state, compressed air is generated in the exhaust pipe by driving the piston of the engine with the power of the motor.

A water rinsing apparatus is disclosed for spraying water upwardly against the underbody of a vehicle to rinse and clean the surfaces thereof. The water rinsing apparatus includes a water delivery tube connectable at its inlet end to a garden hose, and at its outlet end to a manifold which distributes water to a plurality of upwardly directed water spray nozzles mounted in the body of the manifold. Wheels are rotatably mounted on fixed axle members projecting longitudinally from opposite sides of the body of the manifold, and provide maneuverability for the apparatus.

The present invention provides a washing device designed to provide a means of washing a trailer. The washing device comprises a plurality of water tanks, a control member having a substantially triangular shape, the control member attached to the water tanks, and a connecting bar connected to the tanks.