EP0990402A2 - Portable electric cleaning device - Google Patents
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A46—BRUSHWARE
- A46B—BRUSHES
- A46B13/00—Brushes with driven brush bodies or carriers
- A46B13/02—Brushes with driven brush bodies or carriers power-driven carriers
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B24—GRINDING; POLISHING
- B24B—MACHINES, DEVICES, OR PROCESSES FOR GRINDING OR POLISHING; DRESSING OR CONDITIONING OF ABRADING SURFACES; FEEDING OF GRINDING, POLISHING, OR LAPPING AGENTS
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- B24B45/006—Quick mount and release means for disc-like wheels, e.g. on power tools
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
- B65H—HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL, e.g. SHEETS, WEBS, CABLES
- B65H2404/00—Parts for transporting or guiding the handled material
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- The present invention relates to a portable electric cleaning device according to the pre-characterizing portion of claim 1.
- Grease, dust and dirt relentlessly collected on the floor, walls and ceiling of a kitchen or bathroom make household cleaning a non-ending tiresome chore. New chemical detergents for cleaning different household items such as toilets, bathtubs, kitchen appliances or furniture are constantly coming on the market but they are only as effective as the cleaning devices with which they are used.
- Most cleaning equipment on the market today such as mops, brushes and scouring pads require a high level of energy expenditure, requiring the user to clean the respective appliances by hand. This not only requires an inordinate amount of time but also is ineffective as in this way the user cannot thoroughly clean the appliances. Furthermore, continued use of such devices may lead to health problems of the waist and back.
- Portable electric cleaning devices of the kind specified in the pre-characterizing portion of claim 1 are on the market in the form of portable vacuum cleaners, but these are suitable only to collect loosely occurring dust or the like.
- With these problems in mind, the present invention aims at providing a portable electric cleaning device for facilitating all kinds of brushing, srubbning or scouring work normally occurring in a household in an attempt to remove dirt.
- This is achieved by the present invention as claimed in claim 1. In that the portable electric cleaning device of the present invention comprises a cleaning module having a rotatable cleaning head it is possible to perform all kinds of brushing, scrubbing, scouring and even polishing work occurring in a household with ease.
- In the following, the invention is illustrated by way of examples with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which
- Fig.1 is a perspective view of an electric cleaning device according to the present invention,
- Fig.2 is a component diagram of the cleaning device of Fig.1
- Fig.3 shows an alternate cleaning device with its cleaning module and motor directly connected by male and female screw threading,
- Fig.4 is a sectional view of an electric cleaning device with a loop-shaped handle according to the present invention,
- Fig.5 is a sectional view of an electric cleaning device with a stick-shaped handle according to the present invention,
- Fig.6 is a top view of an electric cleaning device with a tiltably mounted chassis according to the present invention,
- Fig.7 is a side view of the electric cleaning device with a tiltably mounted chassis of Fig.6,
- Figs.8 and 9 show a first embodiment of the cleaning head according to the present invention,
- Figs.10 and 11 show a second embodiment of the cleaning head according to the present invention,
- Figs. 12 to 15 show a third embodiment of the cleaning head according to the present invention,
- Fig. 16 shows a fourth embodiment of the cleaning head according to the present invention,
- Fig.17 shows a fifth embodiment of the cleaning head according to the present invention, and
- Figs.18 to 20 show other embodiments of the cleaning head according to the present invention.
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- Please refer to Figs.1 and 2. Fig.1 is a perspective view of an
electric cleaning device 10 according to the present invention. Fig.2 is a component diagram of thecleaning device 10. Theelectric cleaning device 10 comprises ahousing 20 having ahandle 22 and achassis 24, a directcurrent motor 30 installed in thechassis 24 of thehousing 20, a rotatingaxle 32 protruding from a center portion of a front surface of themotor 30, amotor case 34 for fixing themotor 30 in thechassis 24, acleaning module 50 installed on the rotatingaxle 32 through atransmission element 40 for cleaning various home appliances and environment, atransmission element 40 installed between the rotatingaxle 32 and thecleaning module 50 and mounted on therotating axle 32 so that themotor 30 can use thetransmission element 40 to rotate thecleaning module 50, anelastic device 70 elastically installed between thecleaning module 50 and thetransmission element 40, and abattery set 60 installed inside thehandle 22 for driving themotor 30 so as to rotate thecleaning module 50. Thebattery set 60 comprises a plurality of dry batteries or rechargeable batteries. The rear side of thecleaning module 50 comprises a connectingend 52 which can be directly attached to or detached from thetransmission element 40. The front side of thecleaning module 50 comprises acleaning head 54 for cleaning various home appliances. Thecleaning module 50 may be attached to a wide variety ofcleaning heads 54 as well as a host of other cleaning tools. - The
transmission element 40 comprises aprotruded edge 42, abase plate 44 with openings, and a square shapedprotruded bar 46. The connectingend 52 of thecleaning module 50 comprises a plurality of elastic hooks for engaging theprotruded edge 42 of thetransmission element 40, and a squareshaped slot 58 for insertion of theprotruded bar 46 which drives the device. The elastic hooks at the connectingend 52 comprise elastic material and enable a user to directly attach the connectingend 52 of thecleaning module 50 to thetransmission element 40 by hand. When the elastic hooks of the connectingend 52 are secured by theprotruded edge 42, thecleaning module 50 can make slight movements relative to thetransmission element 40 along an axial direction. The connectingend 52 of thecleaning module 50 can also be detached from theprotruded edge 42 directly by hand. - The
elastic device 70 comprises aspring 74 installed within abuffer cap 72. The rear end of thebuffer cap 72 is hooked onto thebase plate 44 of thetransmission element 40. When the connectingend 52 of thecleaning module 50 is attached to theprotruded edge 42, the connectingend 52 will be pushed against the front end of thebuffer cap 72. Theelastic device 70 will elastically push the elastic hooks of the connectingend 52 toward theprotruded edge 42 to firmly secure thecleaning module 50 and to provide an elastic force that can prevent damage to the appliance during cleaning. Moreover, it will enhance control of thecleaning device 10 and prevent damage to themotor 30 caused by repetitive collisions. - The
electric cleaning device 10 further comprises ametallic ring 80 installed on a matchedopening 26 of thehousing 20 between the matchedopening 26 and thecleaning module 50. When the connectingend 52 of thecleaning module 50 is installed on thetransmission element 40, the end of the connectingend 52 close to thecleaning head 54 of thecleaning module 50 can be fitted with anothermetallic ring 56 for rotatably engaging with themetallic ring 80 of the matchedopening 26. Themetallic ring 80 can reduce the friction generated during rotation of thecleaning module 50, and prevent wobbling of thecleaning module 50. - Please refer to Fig.3. Fig.3 shows an alternate cleaning device with its
cleaning module 50 andmotor 30 directly connected by male andfemale screw threading 36. When the connectingend 52 of thecleaning module 50 and therotating axle 38 are installed with corresponding male andfemale screw threading 36, thecleaning module 50 can be directly installed on therotating axle 38 of themotor 30, anddifferent cleaning modules 50 can be attached to or detached from therotating axle 38. However, the screw threading has to be made along a direction opposite to the movement direction of the cleaning module when driven by the motor to prevent loosening of thecleaning module 50. Furthermore, the connectingend 52 of thecleaning module 50 can be connected with the rotatingaxle 38 by way of riveting, welding or joggling. - The
electric cleaning device 10 can be provided withdifferent handles 22 to satisfy different demands. Please refer to Figs.4 and 5. Figs. 4 and 5 are sectional views of otherelectric cleaning devices electric cleaning devices electric cleaning device 10 in the shapes of the handle and chassis of thehousing 20. Theelectric cleaning device 10 shown in Fig.1 is used for general cleaning of home appliances, thus thehandle 22 and therotating axle 32 are nearly perpendicular, and thehandle 22 is relatively short enabling the user to easily hold thehandle 22 during cleaning. However, thehandle 22 and therotating axle 32 can also be designed to form an obtuse or acute angle depending on different cleaning needs. The housing of theelectric cleaning device 100 in Fig.4 comprises ahandle 130 and a loop- or bow-shaped chassis 110 with a front end and a rear end. Thecleaning module 120 is positioned at the front end of thechassis 110. Thehandle 130 is a loop -shaped handle fixed on the rear end of thechassis 110 so that a user can easily hold the loop-shaped handle 130 for cleaning objects with greater surface area or requiring greater manpower. The housing of theelectric cleaning device 200 in Fig.5 comprises a stick-shaped handle 230. The stick-shaped handle 230 can be manufactured in various lengths and can be made extensible. It is fixed on thechassis 210 at a predetermined oblique angle so that a user can easily hold thehandle 230 for cleaning items such as toilets, ceilings, or household items in hard to reach places. Thehandle 230 can also be adjustable for changing its working angle. - The chassis of the electric cleaning device according to the present invention can also be designed tiltably mounted on the handle. Please refer to Figs.6 and 7. Fig. 6 is a top view of an electric cleaning device with a tiltably mounted chassis. Fig.7 is a side view of the cleaning device in Fig.6. The
chassis 210 and thehandle 230 of the stick-shapedelectric cleaning device 200 in Fig.5 can be installed in a tiltable manner as shown in Figs.6 and 7. Thechassis 210 and thehandle 230 are interconnected by a connectingrod 240, and fastened or released through the use of awinged screw 250 so that thechassis 210 and thehandle 230 can be adjusted to various angles. - Please refer to Figs.8 to 20. Figs.8 and 9 show a first embodiment of the
cleaning head 300 according to the present invention. Figs.10 and 11 show a second embodiment of thecleaning head 400 according to the present invention. Figs. 12 to 15 show a third embodiment of thecleaning head 500 according to the present invention. Fig.16 shows a fourth embodiment of thecleaning head 600 according to the present invention. Fig.17 shows a fifth embodiment of thecleaning head 700 according to the present invention. Figs.18 to 20 show other embodiments of the cleaning heads 800, 900, 1000 according to the present invention. The cleaning head of the electric cleaning device comprises a variety of selections to comply with various cleaning requirements. The cleaninghead 300 of Figs.8 and 9 is a circular shaped cleaninghead 300. It comprisesbrushes 350 installed on its front side, and a plurality ofcloth fasteners 310 installed on its rear side for fixingthin cleaning material 320 such as a cotton cloth or emery cloth. Each of thecloth fasteners 310 comprises a plurality ofelastic plates 330 withnarrow openings 340 between them for clamping thecleaning material 320 on thecleaning head 300. Please refer to thecleaning head 400 in Figs.10 and 11. As shown in Fig.11, in addition to thebrushes 410, the cleaninghead 400 also comprises a plurality ofnarrow openings 420 for fixingthin cleaning material 430 onto the cleaninghead 400. Please refer to thecleaning head 500 in Figs.12 to 15. Except forbrushes 510, the cleaninghead 500 comprises a plurality ofgrooves 520 forming a gear-wheel shapededge 530 for engaging androtating cleaning material 540 such as a scouring pad. The cleaningmaterial 540 can be made with an indented central portion and a gear-wheel shapedinner edge 550. When thecleaning material 540 is attached to thecleaning head 500, theinner edge 550 is engaged with the gear-wheel shaped edge to secure thecleaning material 540. Fig.15 is a side view of thecleaning material 540. Fig.16 shows a stick-shapedcleaning head 600. It comprises a stick-shapedbrush 610 for cleaning items such as glass bottles or milk bottles. Fig.17 shows a crownedcleaning head 700 comprisingbrushes 710 in a convex shape for cleaning bowl-shaped items such as bowls and bathtubs. Thebrushes - The electric cleaning device makes use of rotation of the electric cleaning head for cleaning thus requiring less manpower. The wireless design makes it light and portable. There is a wide selection of material in many shapes and sizes that can be attached to or detached from the cleaning device by hand thus offering the user a wide selection of different cleaning heads. In addition to the cleaning heads, there is also a wide variety of handles from which to choose that further increase the flexibility of the control of the cleaning device. Therefore, the portable electric cleaning device is specifically designed to solve various household cleaning problems.
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- A portable electric cleaning device (10; 100; 200) comprising:a housing (20) having a handle (22; 130; 230) and a chassis (24; 110; 210),an electric motor (30) installed in the chassis and having a rotating axle (32; 38),and a battery set (60) installed in the housing (20) for feeding the motor (30),
characterized in thatsaid electric cleaning device (10; 100; 200) further comprises a cleaning module (50; 120) having a rotatable cleaning head (54; 300; 400; 500; 600; 700; 800; 900; 1000) and a connecting end (52) connected to the rotating axle (32; 38) of the motor (30). - The cleaning device (10; 100; 200) of claim 1, wherein a transmission element (40) is installed between the rotating axle (32; 38) of the motor (30) and the cleaning module (50; 120), a first end of the transmission element being mounted on the rotating axle and a second end thereof being engaged with the cleaning module.
- The cleaning device (10; 100; 200) of claim 1 or 2, wherein the connecting end (52) of the cleaning module (50; 120) is releasably attached to the rotating axle (32) of the motor (30) or, respectively, the second end of the transmission element (40).
- The cleaning device (10; 100; 200) of claim 3, wherein the connection of the connecting end (52) of the cleaning module (50; 120) with the rotating axle (32) of the motor (30) or, respectively, the second end of the transmission element (40) is a snap fit connection.
- The cleaning device (10; 100; 200) of claim 4 in combination with claim 2, wherein the transmission element (40), on its second end, comprises a protruded edge (42) and the connecting end (52) of the cleaning module (50; 120) comprises at least one elastic hook for engaging said protruded edge.
- The cleaning device (10; 100; 200) of any one of the claims 1 to 3, wherein the connecting end (52) of the cleaning module (50, 120) is attached to the rotating axle (38) of the motor (30) or, respectively, the second end of the transmission element (40) by screw threading (36).
- The cleaning device (10; 100; 200) of claim 1 or 2, wherein the connecting end (52) of the cleaning module (50; 120) is jointed to the rotating axle (32) of the motor (30) or, respectively, the second end of the transmission element (40) by riveting, welding or joggling.
- The cleaning device (10; 100; 200) of any one of the preceding claims, wherein an elastic device (70) is installed between the connecting end (52) of the cleaning module (50; 120) and the rotating axle (32; 38) of the motor (30).
- The cleaning device (10; 100; 200) of any one of the preceding claims, wherein the connecting end (52) of the cleaning module (50) is rotatably supported by a metallic ring (80) installed on the chassis (24; 110; 210) so as to avoid wobbling of the cleaning module (50; 120) during rotation.
- The cleaning device (10; 100; 200) of any one of the preceding claims, wherein the handle (22; 130; 230) of the housing (20) and the rotating axle (32; 38) of the motor (30) extend in different directions.
- The cleaning device (10; 200) of any one of the preceding claims, wherein the handle (22; 230) is stick-shaped.
- The cleaning device (200) of claim 11, wherein the handle (230) is adjustably attached to the chassis (210) as regards its angular position.
- The cleaning device (10; 200) of claim 11, wherein the handle (22; 230) is fixedly attached to the chassis (24; 210), the center lines thereof entrapping a right, obtuse or acute angle.
- The cleaning device (200) of any one of the claims 11 to 13, wherein the handle (230) is extensible in length.
- The cleaning device (10; 100; 200) of any one of the preceding claims, wherein the chassis (24; 110; 210) is of substantially circular shape, the cleaning module (50; 150) is positioned at one end of the chassis and the handle (22; 130; 230) extends from the opposite end.
- The cleaning device (100) of claim 15, wherein the handle (130) is loop-shaped.
- The cleaning device (10; 100; 200) of any one of the preceding claims, wherein the cleaning head (54; 300; 400; 500; 700; 800; 1000) is of a circular shape.
- The cleaning device (10; 100; 200) of claim 17, wherein the cleaning head (700; 1000) is crowned at its face.
- The cleaning device (10; 100; 200) of any one of the claims 1 to 16, wherein the cleaning head (600; 900) is stick-shaped.
- The cleaning device (10; 100; 200) of any one of the preceding claims, wherein the cleaning head (54; 300; 400; 500; 600; 700) comprises a brush (350; 410; 510; 610; 710)
- The cleaning device (10; 100; 200) of any one of the preceding claims, wherein the cleaning head (300; 400; 500) comprises a cleaning material in the form of scouring pads, cotton cloths or emery cloths.
- The cleaning device (10; 100; 200) of claim 21, wherein the cleaning head (300; 400, 500) comprises at least one cleaning material fastener (310; 410; 530, 550) for fastening said cleaning material to said cleaning head.
- The cleaning device (10; 100; 200) of claim 22, wherein said cleaning material fastener (310; 420; 530, 550) is in the form of a cloth fastener.
- The cleaning device (10; 100; 200) of claim 23, wherein said cloth fastener comprises a plurality of elastic plates (330) or slots (420) for engaging said cleaning material.
- The cleaning device (10; 100; 200) of claim 22, wherein said cleaning material fastener comprises a plurality of grooves (520) for engaging cleaning material (540) having a corresponding shape.
- The cleaning device (10; 100; 200) of any one of the preceding claims, wherein the battery set (60) is positioned in the handle (22; 130; 230).
- The cleaning device (10; 100; 200) of any one of the preceding claims, wherein the battery set (60) comprises at least one dry battery or rechargeable battery.
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