The present invention relates to a broom for cleaning, which includes a handle part that is held by hands, a bristle part including a plurality of bristles, and a connection part for connecting the handle part and the bristle part. The connection part includes: a first housing in which an accommodation portion having one opened side is formed therein; and a second housing inserted to the accommodation portion. The bristle part is inserted to an insertion space formed by an inner wall of the first housing and an outer wall of the second housing, and as the inner wall of the first housing and the outer wall of the second housing become adjacent to each other, the bristle part inserted to the insertion space is pressed and fixed.

A multiple purpose tool assembly for attaching a variety of implements to a handle includes a handle and a rod that is removably coupled to the handle. The rod has a first portion that is slidably coupled to a second portion such that the rod has a telescopically adjustable length. A lock is removably coupled to the second section of the rod. The lock is biased into a locking position for retaining the rod at a selected length. Additionally, the lock is urgeable into an unlocked position thereby facilitating the length of the rod to be adjusted. A plurality of attachments is each selectively and removably attached to the rod for performing specific tasks.

A broom sprayer apparatus for wet sweeping includes a handle and a broom head. A bottle mount is selectively engageable with the handle. A spray assembly is coupled to the bottle mount. The spray assembly comprises a reservoir bottle and a spray mechanism. The reservoir bottle is coupled to the bottle mount and the spray mechanism is coupled to, and in fluid communication with, the reservoir bottle. The spray assembly is configured to spray a liquid in front of the broom head when activated. A trigger assembly is coupled to the spray mechanism and comprises a push rod coupled to the spray mechanism and a pull trigger coupled to the push rod. The pull trigger has a rest position and a pulled position. The pull trigger activates the spray assembly when moved from the rest position to the pull position.

A broom assembly including a hollow handle extending from a broom head to a vacuum assembly and defining a vacuum flow path. The broom head has a base bottom and groups of bristles and a flexible intake section are mounted within the base bottom. A vacuum assembly is secured to the hollow handle at the end opposite the broom head and the vacuum assembly includes a suction motor and a removable container. A vacuum flow path from the intake section through the hollow handle is subject to suction forces by the suction motor and particulates swept together by the bristles travel through the vacuum flow path and collect in the container.

The present invention relates to a broom, and in particular to a multifunctional broom with a rotatable head. According to the present invention, an brush head and a rake tooth are provided on a broom head. The rake tooth can be used for cleaning of regions such as outdoor grounds and lawns, and the brush head can be used for indoor cleaning. Moreover, the rake tooth can be extended out of or retracted into the broom head through the first telescopic mechanism. The broom of the present invention is very simple and convenient to use and provides more thorough cleaning. The first telescopic mechanism enables automatic telescoping depending on various conditions of ground, thereby providing more thorough cleaning and being more convenient and efficient.

A broom for clearing a surface is provided, and includes an elongate body having a first end and an opposite second end; a plurality of bristles extending downwardly from an attachment mechanism removably attached to the first end of the elongate body; and a reinforcer configured to be removably attached to a rear side of the attachment mechanism such that the reinforcer covers substantially all of the plurality of bristles when viewed from the rear side of the attachment mechanism.

Embodiments of the present disclosure provide a broom cover attachment for attaching to a broom including a plurality of bristles. The broom cover attachment includes a handle attachment having a central unit, a hole in the central unit for receiving a handle of the broom, and a plurality of elastic bands attached to a surface between an outer circumference and an inner circumference of the central unit. Each of the plurality of elastic bands may include a first Velcro attachment. The broom cover attachment also includes a cloth including a number of second Velcro attachment attached to a surface of the cloth. The second Velcro attachments may be fastened to the first Velcro attachment of the elastic bands for covering the bristles of the broom.

The device for cleaning floors includes a central shaft having a proximal end and a distal end, a handle on the proximal end, a scraper on the distal end, and a broom attachment mounted on the central shaft between the distal end and the proximal end. The central shaft is an ovoid tubular member so as to prevent rotation of the broom attachment around the central shaft. The broom attachment includes a bristle portion, a housing frame, and a sleeve portion. The bristle portion of the broom attachment aligns with the blade portion of the scraper on the ovoid tubular member of the central shaft. The sleeve portion circumscribes the central shaft. There is a first configuration with the bristle portion extending beyond the blade portion for sweeping. There is a second configuration with the blade portion extending beyond the bristle portion for scraping.

A surface cleaning head includes a housing having a front side and back side, a brush roll rotatably mounted to the housing within a suction conduit and having at least a portion proximate the opening of the suction conduit, a leading roller mounted to the housing in front of the brush roll, and a drive mechanism operatively coupled to the brush roll and the leading roller for driving the brush roll and the leading roller at same time. The brush roll includes an agitator body and a first bristle/flap arrangement comprising a first deformable flap extending from the agitator body and a first bristle strip and/or row of tufts extending from the agitator body and disposed adjacent to the first deformable flap. The first deformable flap is disposed at an aggressive angle and the first bristle strip and/or row of tufts is arranged at a passive angle.

Aspects described herein generally relate to a cleaning system, such as a cleaning implement with a primary cleaning member and a removable secondary cleaning member, in particular a mop assembly with a primary cleaning member and a removable secondary cleaning member. The primary cleaning member may be a sponge based cleaning member and the secondary cleaning member may be a scrubbing brush or similar handheld scrubbing member. The scrubbing brush may have an attachment member that includes a pair of rails and a tab assembly that helps to releasably connect the scrubbing brush to a connecting member of the mop assembly.