CN112741573A

CN112741573A - Convenient water-squeezing cotton-head mop

Info

Publication number: CN112741573A
Application number: CN202110185281.2A
Authority: CN
Inventors: 陈洁
Original assignee: Individual
Current assignee: Chu Jingjuan
Priority date: 2021-02-10
Filing date: 2021-02-10
Publication date: 2021-05-04
Also published as: WO2022171046A1

Abstract

The invention discloses a convenient and fast water squeezing cotton head mop which comprises a mop panel and a cotton head, wherein the upper surface of the mop panel can be connected with a mop rod, a sliding guide part is arranged below the mop panel, an installation block is arranged on the cotton head and can be matched with the sliding guide part to realize that the installation block can slide along the sliding guide part, a traction part moving along the length direction is arranged on the mop rod, and when the mop panel rotates to be parallel to the mop rod, the traction part can pull the tail end of the cotton head to realize the length direction shortening of the cotton head so as to realize the water squeezing of the cotton head. The mop can squeeze water by directly operating the handle sleeve, is very convenient to operate and does not depend on external leaning of an external squeezing bucket and the like.

Description

Convenient water-squeezing cotton-head mop

Technical Field

The invention relates to a cleaning tool, in particular to a cotton head mop, and more particularly relates to a convenient water squeezing cotton head mop.

Background

At present, the use of collodion mops in the market is continuously developing towards cleaning and convenience, and particularly the water squeezing function of the collodion mops is continuously improved. Such as folding and squeezing, squeezing on both sides. More recent water squeezing methods are more abundant, for example, CN107616764A discloses a cotton head mop, which comprises a mop rod and a cotton head, wherein the cotton head is movably connected at the lower end of the mop rod, the mop rod is provided with a squeezing device capable of sliding along the mop rod, and the cotton head can be rotated to a length direction which is basically parallel to the mop rod and aligned with the water squeezing device. Chinese patent document CN208988754U discloses a foam cotton head mop wringing device, which uses another bucket as the wringing device, so that the wringing component does not need to be on the mop rod all the time. However, when the foam cotton head is squeezed, the foam cotton head needs to be squeezed and slid, so that the foam cotton head is easily damaged and is not easy to squeeze water, and the use experience of a user is influenced.

CN110772190 discloses a more novel water squeezing method, which is to squeeze and squeeze water through the length direction of a cotton head in a sliding way, a plurality of mounting blocks are fixed on the cotton head in a bonding way, and the water squeezing operation can be realized by using another barrel or without using another barrel (but still needing to be abutted against). Such mops have subsequently been modified to include mops which are easy to clean (e.g., CN 211961947U) and which can be individually wrung at the ends of a cotton swab, etc.

Therefore, the cotton-head mop squeezed in length is popular in the market because the operation is simple and easy. There is still a need for further improvement in certain aspects such as how to facilitate wringing.

Disclosure of Invention

The mop wringing method is innovated by the inventor, and wringing in the length direction of the cotton head can be realized without extra leaning, so that the wringing is more convenient and faster.

The invention provides a convenient and fast water squeezing cotton head mop which comprises a mop panel and a cotton head, wherein the upper surface of the mop panel can be rotatably connected with a mop rod, at least one sliding guide part is arranged below the mop panel, at least two mounting blocks are arranged on the cotton head, at least one mounting block can be matched with the sliding guide part to realize that the mounting block can slide along the sliding guide part, a traction part moving along the length direction is arranged on the mop rod, and when the mop rod rotates to be parallel to the mop panel, the traction part can draw the tail end of the cotton head to realize the length direction shortening of the cotton head so as to realize the water squeezing of the cotton head. Wherein the end (i.e. the sliding end) of the cotton head which is downward is dragged. Usually, a plurality of mounting blocks are arranged and can be uniformly arranged at intervals in the length direction of the cotton head, and the mounting blocks are preferably arranged at two ends.

In a preferred embodiment, the upward-moving traction component can rotate the mop head to enable the mop panel and the mop rod to be in a basically parallel state, and the cotton head can be squeezed after the traction is continued.

In a specific embodiment, the traction component comprises a handle sleeve, a brace connecting rod and a brace, wherein the handle sleeve can be sleeved on the mop rod, the lower end of the handle sleeve is rotatably connected with one end of the brace connecting rod, the other end of the brace connecting rod is rotatably connected with one end of the brace, the other end of the brace at the other end of the brace is matched and connected with an installation block of a sliding end during wringing of a cotton head or an extrusion block pasted on the end face of the sliding end, and when the mop panel rotates to be parallel to the mop rod, the end, away from the mop rod, of the cotton head is a sliding end. When the mop panel rotates to be parallel to the mop rod, the mop sleeve is pulled upwards, the brace connecting rod connected with the mop sleeve drives the brace, so that the tail end of the cotton head slides along the length direction of the mop panel, and water squeezing can be realized; when the wringing stroke is finished, the handle sleeve is pushed down, the brace can act on the brace to move downwards through the brace connecting rod, and the brace drives the sliding end to reset the cotton head; further pushing down the mop cover makes the mop panel perpendicular to the mop rod and in the using state of mopping the floor.

In a preferred embodiment, the mop panel is provided with a window for the stay to pass through, one end of the stay is rotatably connected with the stay connecting rod, the stay passes through the window, and the other end of the stay is matched with an installation block at the sliding end or a squeezing block stuck on the end face of the sliding end during the water squeezing of the cotton head. The window can be formed by a through hole at the tail end (the other end relative to the sliding end) of the mop panel to enable the pulling strip to pass through, but the window for the pulling strip to pass through is formed in the mop panel, so that the window is more practical and attractive, and the combination is more reasonable.

In another preferred embodiment, the traction component comprises a sleeve which can be sleeved on the mop rod and a pull strip, the lower end of the sleeve is provided with a protrusion, wherein when the mop panel is rotated to be parallel to the mop rod, the end of the cotton head far away from the mop rod is a sliding end, one end of the pull strip can be matched with the protrusion arranged at the lower end of the sleeve, and the other end of the pull strip is connected with a mounting block of the sliding end of the cotton head or a pressing block pasted on the end surface of the sliding end in a matching way. In a more preferred embodiment, the protrusion on the lower end of the handle grip is a protruding step, and one end of the pull strip is provided with a groove matched with the protruding step.

Furthermore, a window for the brace to pass through is formed in the mop panel, and one end of the brace matched with the protrusion at the lower end of the handle sleeve is exposed out of the window to the top surface of the mop panel. Similarly, the window can also realize the passing of the brace through a through hole at the tail end (the other end relative to the sliding end) of the mop panel so as to enable one end of the brace matched with the protrusion at the lower end of the handle sleeve to be exposed, but the window for the brace to pass through is arranged on the mop panel, so that the window is more practical and attractive, and the combination is more reasonable.

In the above preferred embodiment, the other end of the bar is fixedly or detachably connected to the mounting block of the sliding end or the pressing block adhered to the end face of the sliding end. More preferably, the other end of the brace is provided with an elastic buckle which can be buckled in a matched groove on the mounting block or the fixing block of the sliding end.

In one embodiment, the sliding guide member may be integrally formed with or detachably connected to the mop panel. More specifically, the sliding guide part is a slide bar, specifically two parallel circular slide bars, and the mounting block is provided with two arc-shaped grooves which can be respectively sleeved on the two parallel slide bars. In this mode, the two slide bars are preferable, and are more preferable in a circular shape, and the corresponding grooves on the mounting block are circular arc-shaped, so that the mounting block is more easily slid during mounting and dismounting, and the sliding resistance is less.

In another embodiment, the sliding guide part is a protrusion or a recess formed on each of the sidewalls of the mop panel, and the mounting block is i-shaped and has recesses or protrusions formed at both ends thereof, so that the mounting block can slide along the length of the mop panel in cooperation with the sliding guide part.

The rotatable connection of the upper surface of the mop panel to the mop pole can be in a manner known in the art. For example, a connector on the mop panel, the connector having a first recess and at least one second recess on a surface thereof; the connecting rod is arranged on the mop rod and is hinged with the connecting piece; the spring and the pressing piece are arranged inside the connecting rod, so that the pressing piece can be kept in contact with the connecting piece by virtue of the elasticity of the spring; when the pressing piece enters the first recess, the mop panel and the mop rod are perpendicular to each other; when the pressing member enters the second recess, the mop panel and the mop rod are parallel to each other, and the specific structure can also be seen from the corresponding structure described in CN 211633152U.

The cotton head mop head is suitable for a mode of squeezing and squeezing the water in a manner that the cotton head of the mop slides and deforms in the length direction, wherein the installation block can shorten the length direction of the cotton head due to the compression of external force so as to squeeze the water (for example, the specific structure of the cotton head mop head is disclosed in CN 110772190). The specific material of the cotton head is not particularly limited, and may be made of, for example, collodion, sponge, foam, cloth, or the like, or a combination thereof.

In addition, the traction component of the cotton head mop of the invention is not limited to the above-mentioned sleeve, and the cotton head can be drawn to shorten in the length direction to realize water squeezing, for example, the pulling and pressing handle of the water squeezing mop disclosed in CN204995396U is used to realize traction upwards.

The cotton-tipped mop provided by the invention can realize water squeezing by directly operating the handle sleeve, is very convenient to operate, does not depend on external leaning of an external squeezing barrel and the like, has good application value and very good use experience of a user.

Drawings

Fig. 1 is an exploded view of the overall structure of a cotton mop according to a first embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 2 is a top view of a cotton mop according to a first embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 3 is a schematic view of a combination of a brace and a sliding end of a cotton head mop according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 4 is a schematic view of a water squeezing operation of the cotton head mop according to the first embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 5 is an exploded view showing the entire structure of a cotton head mop according to a second embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 6 is a schematic view showing a water squeezing operation of a cotton head mop according to a second embodiment of the present invention.

Wherein, 1-cotton head; 2-mounting the block; 3-mop rod; 4-mop panel; 5-mop pole connector; 6-sleeving the handle; 7-side wall; 8-brace connecting rods; 9-a connecting part; 10-bracing; 11-a window; 12-buckling; 13-a groove; 14-attachment to mop faceplate; 15-installing a switch on the cotton head; 16-installing a switch opening on the cotton head; 17-an extrusion block; 18-the lower end of the sleeve is protruded.

Detailed Description

In order to make the objects, technical solutions and advantages of the present invention more apparent, the present invention will be described in further detail with reference to the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments. While exemplary embodiments are shown in the drawings, it should be understood that the present invention may be embodied in various forms and should not be limited to the embodiments set forth herein. Rather, these embodiments are provided so that this disclosure will be thorough and complete, and will fully convey the concept of the invention to those skilled in the art.

Example one

Referring to the overall structure of the cotton head mop shown in fig. 1, the upper surface of a mop panel 4 of a mop head of a cotton head 1 can be connected with a mop rod 3, side walls 7 are symmetrically arranged along two sides of the mop panel 4, at least two mounting blocks 2 are arranged on the cotton head 1, the plurality of mounting blocks 2 can be uniformly arranged on the cotton head 1 at intervals, for example, the mounting blocks 2 are in an i shape, recesses are formed at two ends of each mounting block 2, and the mounting blocks can be respectively matched with the side walls 7 at two sides of the mop panel 4 in a protruding manner, so that the mounting blocks 2 can slide along the length of the mop panel 4, or the two sides of the mounting blocks 2 are provided with protrusions, the side walls 7 at two sides of the mop panel 4 are respectively provided with recesses, and the protrusions of the mounting blocks 2 are matched with the side walls 7 at two sides of the mop panel 4 in a recessed manner, so. Wherein the side walls 7 at the two sides of the mop panel 4 can be integrally formed with the main body or respectively formed and then firmly adhered, and the later is more convenient for manufacturing the mop panel 4.

Of course, it is also possible to use known slide bars (e.g. circular slide bars) and their associated mounting blocks 2 (with circular recesses corresponding to the circular slide bars) to enable the mounting blocks to slide along the length of the mop faceplate.

The mop pole is rotatably connected to a connecting member 14 on the mop panel (usually located in the middle of the mop panel 4) via a mop pole connector 5. The traction part comprises a handle sleeve 6 which can be sleeved on the handle rod 3, a brace connecting rod 8 and a brace 10. Mop panel 4 has a window 11 through which a brace 10 can pass. The mop cover 6 is sleeved on the mop rod 3, the lower end of the mop cover 6 is provided with a connecting part 9 which is rotatably connected with one end of a brace connecting rod 8, the other end of the brace connecting rod 8 is rotatably connected with one end of the brace 10, a window 11 (an opening which is positioned on the mop panel 4 and penetrates through one side of the brace connecting rod 8) through which the brace 10 penetrates is arranged on the mop panel 4, and the other end of the brace 10 is matched and connected with a sliding end (one end which is far away from the mop rod) when the cotton head is squeezed. As shown in fig. 3, in the present embodiment, the other end of the brace 10 is detachably connected to the sliding end of the cotton head during squeezing water, specifically, the other end of the brace has a buckle 12 (preferably an elastic buckle) which can be buckled in a matching groove 13 on the mounting block 2 at the end of the sliding end or the pressing block 17 (attached to the end face of the cotton head, which can be separate from the mounting block 2 at the end, or integrally formed with the mounting block 2 at the end) attached to the end of the sliding end, and the two can be separated by pulling out the buckle, thereby facilitating the installation and detachment of the cotton head 1. In a preferred embodiment, the pressing block 17 affixed to the end face of the sliding end may be integrally formed with the mounting block 2 at the end of the sliding end.

In the embodiment, in order to install the cotton head 1, a cotton head installing switch installing opening 16 is formed on the mop panel 4 for installing the cotton head installing switch 15.

The structural design of the embodiment is that when water squeezing is needed, the length direction of the mop panel 4 realized by pulling the brace connecting rod 8 to be parallel to the mop rod 3 by pulling the handle sleeve 6 upwards in the original using state (A in fig. 4) (the middle process is shown as B and C in fig. 4, and the final parallel state is shown as D in fig. 4), and the way does not need other ways to enable the length direction of the mop panel 4 to be parallel to the mop rod 3. Then, the handle sleeve 6 is pulled upwards, and the pull strip 10 starts to pull the sliding end of the cotton head upwards to shorten the length direction of the cotton head so as to wring the cotton head 1 (the final wringing state is shown as E in figure 4). To facilitate movement of the brace 10, the top surface of the mop panel is suitably recessed from the window 11 in a direction away from where the mop pole attachment head 5 engages the attachment member 14 on the mop panel. After the primary wringing stroke is finished, the handle sleeve 6 is pushed down, the brace 10 is acted by the brace connecting rod 8 to move downwards, so that the brace 10 drives the sliding end to move downwards to realize the resetting of the cotton head 1; when the mop cover 6 is pushed down, the mop panel 4 is perpendicular to the mop rod 3 and can be used for mopping.

Example two

Referring to the overall structure exploded schematic view of the cotton head mop shown in fig. 5, the upper surface of a mop panel 4 of a mop head of a cotton head 1 can be connected with a mop rod 3, side walls 7 are symmetrically arranged along two sides of the mop panel 4, at least two mounting blocks 2 are arranged on the cotton head 1, the mounting blocks 2 can be uniformly arranged on the cotton head 1 at intervals, for example, the mounting blocks 2 are in an i shape, recesses are arranged at two ends of each mounting block, and the mounting blocks 2 can be respectively matched with the side walls 7 at two sides of the mop panel 4 in a protruding manner, so that the mounting blocks 2 can slide along the length of the mop panel 4. Wherein the side walls 7 at the two sides of the mop panel 4 can be integrally formed with the main body or respectively formed and then firmly adhered, and the later is more convenient for manufacturing the mop panel 4.

The mop pole 3 is rotatably connected to a connecting part 14 on the mop panel (usually located in the middle of the mop panel) via a mop pole connector 5. The traction component comprises a handle sleeve 6 which can be sleeved on the mop rod 3 and a brace 10. Mop panel 4 has a window 11 through which a brace 10 can pass. The handle sleeve 6 is sleeved on the mop rod 3, and the lower end of the handle sleeve 6 is provided with a protrusion 17 (a whole circle of protrusions is shown in the figure, and the protrusions can be arranged at corresponding positions in a specific embodiment). The brace 10 is a long strip, one end of the brace is protruded in an L shape towards the upper surface of the mop panel 4, the brace can be matched with a lug lower end protrusion 18 at the lower end of the handle sleeve 6 and is protruded upwards from a window 11 (an opening penetrating through the mop panel 4 at one side provided with the brace connecting rod), the other end of the brace 10 is matched and connected with a sliding end (attached to the mop rod) of the cotton head 1, and is specifically matched and connected (preferably detachably connected) with a mounting block 2 at the end or a squeezing block 17 attached to the end surface of the sliding end. In a preferred embodiment, the pressing block 17 affixed to the end face of the sliding end may be integrally formed with the mounting block 2 at the end of the sliding end.

When the mop of the embodiment needs to wring water, on the basis of the original using state (a in fig. 6), the mop panel 4 is rotated to enable the length direction to be parallel to the mop rod 3 (as shown in B in fig. 6), at this time, one end of the brace 10 is protruded towards the upper surface of the mop panel 4 in an L shape and fastened with the boss lower end protrusion 18 arranged at the lower end of the boss 6, then the boss 6 is pulled upwards to drive the brace 10 to move upwards, and the brace 10 pulls the cotton head end at the sliding end upwards to realize the length direction shortening of the cotton head 1 so as to wring water to the cotton head 1 (the final wringing state is shown in C in fig. 6).

In a preferred embodiment, the resetting of the cotton head after squeezing is easier to realize. The circle on the lower end of the handle sleeve 6 is a convex step, the matching position of the brace 10 and the convex step is provided with a groove (when the brace is matched, the groove at the matching position of the convex step can be inserted into the groove so as to realize the purposes that the brace 10 can be driven by moving the handle sleeve 6 to squeeze water, pull and reset and push), and one end of the brace 10 towards the upper surface of the mop panel 4 is L-shaped, and the brace can be clamped into the recess. When the length direction of the mop panel 4 is parallel to the mop rod 3, one end of the brace 10 is clamped into the dent in the middle of the bulge 18 at the lower end of the handle sleeve 6 towards the upper direction of the mop panel 4 in an L shape, the handle sleeve 10 is pulled upwards to squeeze water, and after the water squeezing stroke is completed, the brace 10 can drive the sliding end to move downwards to reset the cotton head 1 as long as the handle sleeve 6 is pushed downwards.

Claims

1. A convenient water squeezing cotton head mop comprises a mop panel and a cotton head, wherein the mop panel is rotatably connected with a mop rod, the mop panel is provided with at least one sliding guide component, the cotton head is provided with at least two mounting blocks, and the at least one mounting block can be matched with the sliding guide component to realize that the mounting block can slide along the sliding guide component; preferably, the upwardly moving traction member rotates the mop head such that the mop panel is substantially parallel to the mop rod.

2. The mop with the cotton swab head convenient to wring according to claim 1, wherein the traction component comprises a handle sleeve capable of being sleeved on the mop rod, a brace connecting rod and a brace, the lower end of the handle sleeve is rotatably connected with one end of the brace connecting rod, the other end of the brace connecting rod is rotatably connected with one end of the brace, the other end of the brace is matched and connected with a mounting block at the sliding end of the cotton swab head during wringing or a squeezing block pasted on the end face of the sliding end, and when the mop panel rotates to be parallel to the mop rod, the end, away from the mop rod, of the cotton swab head is the sliding end.

3. The mop with the cotton head convenient for wringing as in claim 2, wherein the mop panel rotates to be parallel to the mop rod, the mop sleeve is continuously pulled upwards, the brace connecting rod connected with the mop sleeve drives the brace, so that the tail end of the cotton head slides along the length direction of the mop panel, and wringing can be realized; preferably, when the wringing stroke is finished, the lower handle sleeve acts on the brace through the brace connecting rod to move downwards, so that the brace drives the sliding end to reset the cotton head; further pushing down the mop cover makes the mop panel perpendicular to the mop rod and in the using state of mopping the floor.

4. The mop with the cotton swab head convenient for wringing of claim 2, wherein the mop panel is provided with a window for the passage of the pulling strip, one end of the pulling strip is rotatably connected with the pulling strip connecting rod, the pulling strip passes through the window, and the other end of the pulling strip is matched with a mounting block at the sliding end of the cotton swab head during wringing or a squeezing block pasted on the end face of the sliding end.

5. The mop with the cotton head convenient to squeeze water according to claim 1, wherein the traction component comprises a sleeve and a pull strip, the sleeve can be sleeved on the mop rod, the lower end of the sleeve is provided with a protrusion, when the mop panel is rotated to be parallel to the mop rod, the end of the cotton head far away from the mop rod is a sliding end, one end of the pull strip can be matched with the protrusion arranged at the lower end of the sleeve, and the other end of the pull strip is connected with a mounting block of the sliding end of the cotton head or a squeezing block attached to the end surface of the sliding end in a matching way; preferably, the protrusion on the lower end of the handle sleeve is a protruding step, and one end of the brace is provided with a groove matched with the protruding step.

6. The mop with the convenient wringing cotton head as in claim 5, wherein the mop faceplate is provided with a window for the passage of the brace, and one end of the brace matched with the projection at the lower end of the handle sleeve is exposed from the window to the top surface of the mop faceplate.

7. The mop with a convenient wringing cotton head of any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein the other end of the pull strip is fixedly connected or detachably connected with the mounting block of the sliding end or the squeezing block adhered to the end face of the sliding end; preferably, the other end of the brace is provided with an elastic buckle which can be buckled in a matched recess on the mounting block or the fixing block of the sliding end.

8. The mop with the convenient wringing cotton head of any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein the sliding guide part can be integrally formed with or detachably connected with the mop panel.

9. The mop with the convenient water squeezing cotton head as claimed in any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein the sliding guide part is a protrusion or a recess respectively formed on two side walls of the mop panel, the mounting block is I-shaped, and both ends of the mounting block are provided with recesses or both ends of the mounting block are protruded, so that the mounting block can be matched with the sliding guide part to slide along the length direction of the mop panel; preferably, the sliding guide part is a sliding rod which can be fixed in the length direction of the mop panel, and the mounting block is provided with two grooves which can be respectively sleeved on the two parallel sliding rods.

10. The mop with the convenient wringing cotton head as in any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein the mop head is rotated until the mop rod is parallel, the movement direction of the collodion cotton head is always the same as that of the sleeve in the wringing or resetting state, and the deformation amount of the cotton head is synchronous with the movement amount of the sleeve.