A grill-cleaning tool includes a cleaning head and a cleaning implement connected to an underside of the cleaning head. The cleaning implement includes a first end and a second end opposite the first end relative to a length dimension of the cleaning head, and a first side and a second side opposite the first side relative to a width dimension of the cleaning head. The cleaning implement includes a compressible member and a scrubbing member covering the compressible member. The scrubbing member is fabricated from a metallic-mesh material and defines a working outer surface of the cleaning implement. At least one clamp is connected to one of the underside of the cleaning head and the cleaning implement. The at least one clamp is configured to secure the scrubbing member in place on the compressible member.

A device capable of being attached to a work machine and which is designed to remove fireproofing, insulation and other material from buildings. The device includes a brush element that, when in contact with the material, rotates and strips the material from the building. The device is elevated by the work machine to contact the material to be stripped. This enables rapid clearing of the material with significantly fewer personnel.

Cleaning implement apparatus for cleaning boreholes formed within various different substrates, such as, for example, concrete slabs, concrete blocks, bricks, or the like, comprises a first embodiment for use within a power-operated tool, such as for example, a roto-hammer type power tool for drilling boreholes within concrete or brick substrates, while a second embodiment of the apparatus comprises a manually-operated tool. The first embodiment comprises a bit member having a slotted drive shank (SDS) connection for mounting within the chuck mechanism of the roto-hammer type power tool. In this manner, the same roto-hammer type power tool can be used for both drilling the borehole within the substrate as well as for cleaning the borehole by exchanging the cleaning implement for the drill bit.

An apparatus for cleaning barbeque grills involves a new and improved barbeque cleaning brush apparatus that has a cover member which houses and protects the brush when not in use. The handle of the cleaning brush is adjustable in length. The cover member is configured to be attached to the side of a barbeque grill.

A cleaning tool with a reservoir comprises an elongated handle attached to one end of a cleaning-head hub and an open cell liquid absorptive material, referred to as a squeeze sponge located within the cleaning-head hub. The cleaning tool has a reservoir for holding fluid within the cleaning-head hub and handle removable interchangeable scrubbing components for cleaning grills and griddles. The sponge holds the fluid and dispenses the cleaning liquid drawn from the reservoir to the heat tolerant liquid permeable material used for scrubbing. A mounting plate liquid barrier layer is disposed at a bottom of the reservoir. A plunger plate is disposed above the squeeze sponge and comprises a perimeter seal fitted to mesh against interior sides of the reservoir. A knob is coupled plunger plate above it. A vertical stabilizer rod is disposed within the interior of the reservoir and fitted to the plunger plate.

A grill cleaner, comprising a head having a plurality of coil springs, each coil spring having a proximate end embedded in the head and a distal application end projecting from the head, the distal application ends shaped for coordinated application to a surface. A grill cleaner, comprising a cleaner head; a spring mount secured to the cleaner head by a press fit, the spring mount holding a plurality of coil springs, each spring of the plurality of coil springs having a proximate end secured to the spring mount and a distal application end projecting from the head, the distal applications ends shaped for coordinated application to a surface.

A pipe cleaning device is shown and described. The pipe cleaning device includes a handle member which has an interior volume. The handle member is attached to a head member. The head member has an aperture located through the middle thereof. The aperture is lined with a movable wire brush which rotates around the interior of the aperture. The head member further contains a brush motor. The brush motor circulates the brush around the interior of the aperture.

The present invention pertains to a method and apparatus for cleaning soot, creosote, and other materials adhered to the interior walls of a chimney using a mobile cleaning and vacuuming unit. The apparatus is comprised of a pressurized water delivery system, a vacuum system, a chimney cleaning attachment having a plurality of spray nozzles arranged radially about a central axis, and one or more extensions. The required length and corresponding number of extensions are attached to a pressurized water delivery system as needed to access the chimney interior. The chimney cleaning attachment is mechanically affixed to the free end of the extensions and the device is lowered into a chimney. The water delivery system delivers high pressured water to the nozzle abrade the undesirable material within the chimney. A vacuum system positioned near the base of the chimney removes the water and substances that are dislodged during the washing process.

A device for processing a surface of a work piece. A motor is configured to produce a rotary force. A driving pulley is operatively coupled to the motor such that the rotary force produced by the motor causes rotation of the driving pulley. A belt is operatively coupled to the driving pulley such that rotation of the driving pulley causes rotation of the belt. A second pulley is also operatively coupled to the belt such that rotation of the belt causes rotation of the second pulley. Bristles are coupled to the belt and extend away from the belt. The rotary force produced by the motor causes the plurality of bristles to move relative to the motor. The surface of the work piece is processed when the bristles contacts the surface while the bristles are moving.

A drill-powered detachable BBQ grill brush with super cleaning power which can clean the BBQ grill effectively regardless of its temperature. The smart handle design makes it easy for the user to grab it firmly and reach out to the narrow or difficult places to remove the rust, debris, leftover food particles and dirt. It is also created specifically for cleaning food and rust off of grills/BBQ grates, which is typically done by hand with wired grill brush. The assembly can also be used to clean the stoves tops and other metal items restricting the use of brushes.