A sports equipment surface cleaning safety device is disclosed which serves the purpose of removal of materials, such as snow, ice or mud, from boot soles or other contacting surfaces of sports equipment through motions such as scraping or brushing. The device is intended to be integrated within, or mechanically mounted to a pole, such as a ski pole or trekking pole. It is constructed with materials such as plastics and/or metal, utilizing conventional methods of fabrication such as 3d printing, injection molding, gluing, casting, or machining.

A single handheld brush includes an elongated body, first and second ends and an interior. The interior embodies a cavity, wherein, in use, fluid may be stored. The first end includes a brush head mounted on a brush base portion having a first face and a second face and a passage that runs through the brush base portion and is open at both ends, and the second end includes a scraping tool. The brush also has a flow path running from the cavity, to an aperture in the brush base portion, such that fluid in the cavity may flow along the flow path and be expelled from the aperture, and a valve closure located adjacent the first end. The valve may be moved from an open position wherein the flow path is open, to a closed position wherein the flow path is shut and vice versa.

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 doormat has a base member. A slot is formed in the base member, the slot running along a length and width of the base member. An opening is formed through a top surface of the base member into the slot. An insert is provided. The insert is approximately a size of the base member and configured to be slideable within the slot formed in the base members

Devices, systems and methods for cleaning and disinfecting footwear items are disclosed herein. In an aspect a cleaning belt element is configured to rotate a cleaning belt in a continuous loop around a first rotating cylinder and a second rotating cylinder wherein the first rotating cylinder and the second rotating cylinder are connected by the cleaning belt. In another aspect, a containment element is configured to receive the footwear item wherein the containment element comprises a shroud, one or more bristle protruding from at least one inside wall of the shroud, and a transparent floor layer wherein the received footwear item rests. In yet another aspect, an ultraviolet light element is configured to emit ultraviolet light from an ultraviolet light source wherein the ultraviolet light source is located below the transparent floor layer.

A cleaning device includes a spinning brush assembly that cleans the item; an electric motor to actuate the spinning brush assembly; a battery to power the electric motor; a first switch to turn on and off the electric motor; a housing that receives the electric motor and battery and provides a pair of protruding ribs to further receive brushes constructed to be received therein; and a sleeve that is detachably attached to the housing covering the housing and the pair of ribs. The cleaning device further includes first container and one or more second containers in which the first and second containers are attachable by threaded coupling means and snugly received in the sleeve.

A device to clean a shoe sole includes a handle portion having a first end and an opposing second end, and is configured to store a cleaning fluid therein. The device also includes a tread brush coupled to the first end of the handle portion, a grooming brush coupled to the opposing second end of the handle portion, where the tread brush includes an orifice that is in fluid communication with a reservoir of the handle portion. The tread brush comprises tread bristles facing outward relative to a first side of the handle portion, and the grooming brush comprises grooming bristles facing outward relative to an opposing second side of the handle portion. In addition, the tread brush comprises a tapered end that is configured to fit between treads of a shoe.

Devices, systems and methods for cleaning and disinfecting footwear items are disclosed herein. In an aspect, an apparatus is disclosed comprising an ultraviolet light element configured to emit ultraviolet light toward a top covering element configured to receive one or more contaminated item, wherein the ultraviolet light element is located within a lower frame element. In another aspect, a grating element is disclosed comprising a frame of bars configured to support the one or more contaminated item; wherein the grating element is a ceiling enclosure portion of the lower frame element. In yet another aspect, a brush frame element mounted to an underside of the grating element is disclosed, wherein the brush frame element comprises a set of brush strips configured to protrude through at least one space between the frame bars.

A footwear washing assembly for automatically washing a pair of shoes includes a washing box to insertably receive a pair of shoes for washing the pair of shoes. A water reservoir is removably attachable to the washing box to contain water for washing the shoes in the washing box and a detergent reservoir is removably attachable to the washing box to contain detergent for washing the shoes in the washing box. A plurality of basal scrubbers and a plurality of lateral scrubbers are each movably integrated into the washing box for scrubbing a sole of the shoes. A plurality of rollers is pivotally attached to the washing box to roll along the support surface. Additionally, a pair of stands is pivotally attached to the washing to support the washing box above the support surface.

The cleaning device is for cleaning a pipe before lining of the pipe and for removing a collapsed liner inside the pipe. The cleaning device has a connector for a drive shaft, a body rotatable around a rotation axis with the drive shaft and grinding cutters pivotally attached to the body by pins. The cutters have cutting edges provided on outer periphery of the cleaning device and the pivotal connection to the body allows for the cutters to turn and increase the diameter of the cleaning device until the cutters face an obstacle.