A footwear sanitization system or floormat which may have one or more zones to. The zones may include a disinfecting zone, a drying zone, a scraping zone that are used to perform different procedures on the footwear for the purposes of cleaning or sanitizing the footwear when the footwear is in or on the zone.

A footwear sanitization system or floormat which may have one or more zones to. The zones may include a disinfecting zone, a drying zone, a scraping zone that are used to perform different procedures on the footwear for the purposes of cleaning or sanitizing the footwear when the footwear is in or on the zone.

A mobile cleaner includes a dust housing, an agitator, and a dustpan. The dust housing has a collection opening facing a surface. The agitator is rotatably disposed within the dust housing and is exposed to the surface through the collection opening. The agitator is configured to move foreign material from the floor into the dust housing. The dustpan directs the foreign material moved by the agitator into the dust housing. The dustpan extends around a portion of an outer circumferential surface of the agitator and is configured to rotate independent of the agitator.

A footwear sanitization system or floormat which may have one or more zones to. The zones may include a disinfecting zone, a drying zone, a scraping zone that are used to perform different procedures on the footwear for the purposes of cleaning or sanitizing the footwear when the footwear is in or on the zone.

A modular doormat having at least one profile having an elongated configuration, the profile being shaped in the form of a channel in accordance with a “U”-shaped transverse cross section; a covering element located in the channel and disposed for the contact thereof with the soles of footwear; first coupling device disposed in correspondence with one elongated side of the profile; second coupling device disposed in correspondence with another elongated side of the profile, the first coupling device and the second coupling device being mutually complementary; and adhesion device, the adhesion device being disposed adhering to an external, lower surface of the profile. The at least one profile may be disposed attached to a surface by the adhesion device.

A modular doormat having at least one profile having an elongated configuration, the profile being shaped in the form of a channel in accordance with a “U”-shaped transverse cross section; a covering element located in the channel and disposed for the contact thereof with the soles of footwear; first coupling device disposed in correspondence with one elongated side of the profile; second coupling device disposed in correspondence with another elongated side of the profile, the first coupling device and the second coupling device being mutually complementary; and adhesion device, the adhesion device being disposed adhering to an external, lower surface of the profile. The at least one profile may be disposed attached to a surface by the adhesion device.

A shoe disinfecting device is disclosed having a base and a lid defining an interior compartment to hold a liquid disinfecting solution. The lid is upwardly biased (e.g., spring loaded) from a compressed position to an extended position and includes openings there through to allow passage of solution between the interior compartment and an upper surface of the lid. Pressurization of the solution within the interior compartment, responsive to a force depressing the lid from the extended position to the compressed position, causes expelling of the solution through the openings and onto the upper surface. Upon release of the force depressing the lid, biasing of the lid from the depressed position to the extended position creates a vacuum within the interior compartment and pulls at least some of any remaining liquid disinfecting solution from the upper surface back through the openings and into the interior compartment.

The present invention relates to a filtering divider that helps create two regions of liquid cleanliness inside of a container. The liquid on top of the filtering divider will be cleaner than that below the filtering divider. This is achieved using a grate that is comprised of a plurality of grid elements. The filtering divider can optionally be arranged such that it may fold. In such a way, it can be placed in the bottom of a container and provide cavities for the storage of cleaning accessories.

The present invention relates to a filtering divider that helps create two regions of liquid cleanliness inside of a container. The liquid on top of the filtering divider will be cleaner than that below the filtering divider. This is achieved using a grate that is comprised of a plurality of grid elements. The filtering divider can optionally be arranged such that it may fold. In such a way, it can be placed in the bottom of a container and provide cavities for the storage of cleaning accessories.

A dedusting and cleaning device for shoe sole includes a scrubbing device (2), and the scrubbing device (2) comprises an inner core (6), a scrubbing disc (14) and a scrubbing core (22). The inner core (6) is placed in the scrubbing slot (15) of the scrubbing disc (14) and the upper surface of the inner core (6) is of grid shape, and the inner core (6) is provided with a friction area on its upper surface, and the scrubbing core (22) is clamped on the inner core (6) and the scrubbing head (4) of the scrubbing core (22) is exposed out of a mounting slot of scrubbing head (10) in the friction area on the upper surface of the inner core (6), and the mounting slot of scrubbing head (10) has a clamping structure.