KR20210098631A - water duster of rotary sweeper - Google Patents

Abstract

In a rotary wet mop cleaner that washes or wipes dirty things on a floor surface while two circular wet mops rotate clockwise and counterclockwise, the present invention relates to a circular wet mop of a rotary mop cleaner that can effectively wipe-off dusts that have been accumulated in a corner where the floor and the wall face each other or in a gap between a lower part of the floor and a floor surface of an item (furniture, home appliance, and the like), thereby improving an efficiency of cleaning.

Description

Water duster of rotary sweeper

The present invention relates to a rotary wet mop cleaner in which two circular wet mops rotate clockwise and counterclockwise to wipe or steal dirty places on the floor. It relates to a wet mop of a rotary wet mop cleaner that improves cleaning efficiency by effectively wiping off dust accumulated in a gap between the lower part of the floor and the floor surface of the rotatable mop.

A rotary mop cleaner is a circular wet mop on a pair of rotating disks that rotate clockwise and counterclockwise by a gear driven by a driving motor or a driving unit by other methods as in Republic of Korea Utility Model No. 20-0485334. It is used to remove dirt and dust from the floor by attaching it to the mop.

In this prior art, the circular wet mop used is made of microfiber or non-woven fabric or pure cotton that absorbs water and is provided, and the dust or dirt on the floor 100 can be easily wiped off with a wet mop that absorbs water. However, as shown in a) of FIG. 6 , the bottom surface of the article 300 , such as furniture or home appliances, as shown in the bottom of the corner S1 where the floor surface 100 and the wall surface 200 are interviewed, or as shown in FIG. 7 a). Dust accumulated on the bottom of the gap (S2) formed between and the bottom surface (100) is in a corner (S1) or in a corner (S1) or There is a problem that a wet mop cannot reach the inside of the crevice (S2), so the dust cannot be wiped off.

The present invention improves cleaning efficiency by making it possible to easily wipe off dust accumulated on the floor in a corner where the floor surface and the wall surface are interviewed, or on the floor of the gap formed between the lower surface and the floor surface of articles such as furniture or home appliances. intended to make it possible.

The present invention is a circular wet mop that is attached to the rotating plate of a rotary wet mop cleaner operated by electrical means to wipe the cleaning floor while rotating clockwise and counterclockwise. It is characterized in that the auxiliary mop member rotates together with the protruding member to wipe off dust or dirt accumulated on the floor surface of the corner where the floor surface and the wall surface are interviewed, or on the floor surface of the gap formed between the lower surface and the bottom surface of the article. do.

The present invention uses a pair of circular wet mops that rotate clockwise and counterclockwise of a rotary mop cleaner to mop dirt or dust on the cleaning floor. By making it possible to easily wipe off dust accumulated on the floor of a place or on the floor of a gap formed between the lower surface and the floor surface of articles such as furniture or household appliances by an auxiliary mop member rotating together with a circular wet mop, the corner place Alternatively, dust or dirt on the floor of each crevice can be easily wiped off with an existing rotary mop cleaner without separate cleaning work, improving cleaning efficiency and wiping off dust or dirt accumulated on the floor in a wider range. It has the effect of quickly cleaning the floor by wiping off the dust on the thin surface directly below the rotational space between the circular wet mop and the round wet mop at once.

1 is a partially separated perspective view showing a rotary mop cleaner to which the present invention is applied.
2 is a cross-sectional view of a circular wet mop according to the present invention.
Figure 2a is a cross-sectional view of another embodiment of the circular wet mop according to the present invention.
Figure 2b is a cross-sectional view of another embodiment of a state in which the auxiliary mop member is attached to the protruding disposable cleaning cloth on one side of the circular wet mop according to the present invention.
Figure 2c is a plan view of the disposable cleaning cloth according to the present invention.
3 is a plan view of a circular wet mop according to the present invention, (a) is a plan view formed by protruding an auxiliary mop member on one side of the circular wet mop, (b) is an auxiliary mop member at regular intervals in three directions around the circular wet mop A plan view of another aspect formed by protruding, (c) is a plan view of another aspect formed by twisting microfibers on one side of a circular wet mop to protrude an auxiliary mop member consisting of several strands, (d) is a circular wet mop circumference in three directions It is a plan view of another aspect formed by twisting microfibers at intervals and protruding an auxiliary mop member composed of several strands.
Figure 4 is a front view of the installation state of the circular wet mop according to the present invention.
5 is a plan view showing the circular wet mop action state of the present invention.
6 is a view for explaining a state of wiping a corner with a circular wet mop of the present invention, (a) is a previous use state, (b) is applied by providing the present invention as shown in FIG. 3 (a) The use state diagram, (c) is a use state diagram provided and applied as shown in FIG. 3 (b).
7 is a view for explaining the state of wiping the bottom surface of the gap with the circular wet mop of the present invention, (a) is a previous use state, (b) is a use state diagram to which the present invention is applied.
8 is a partially separated perspective view showing a rotary mop cleaner to which a circular wet mop of another aspect of the present invention is applied.
9 is a cross-sectional view of FIG. 8 .
10 is a perspective view of another embodiment of the circular wet mop of the present invention.
11 is a cross-sectional view for explaining FIG. 10 .
12A is a cross-sectional view of another embodiment of the circular wet mop of the present invention.
12B is a cross-sectional view taken along line AA of FIG. 12A.

The present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

The present invention is a circular type for wiping the cleaning floor surface 100 while rotating in clockwise and counterclockwise directions by attaching and detaching it to a pair of rotating plates 14 and 15 of a rotary wet mop cleaner 10 operated by electrical means. In the wet mops 20 and 20A, the auxiliary mop member 21 rotates with the rotation of the round wet mop 20 in the circumferential outward direction of the circular wet mop 20 to protrude the cleaning floor surface 100 and the wall surface ( 200) to wipe off the dust or dirt accumulated on the bottom surface of the corner (S1) where the interview is conducted or on the bottom surface of the gap (S2) formed between the bottom surface of the article 300 such as furniture, home appliances, etc. and the cleaning floor surface 100 to compose

The circular wet mop (20) (20A) is made of microfiber or non-woven fabric or pure cotton cleaning cloth (20-1) (20A-1) and; Velcro fastener attachment members (20-2) (20A-2) surfaced inside the upper periphery of the cleaning cloth portions (20-1) (20A-1) and sewn together with the cleaning cloth portions (20-1) (20A-1); A circular wet mop 20 ( 20 ) ( 20A), and B in the drawing is a seam line.

According to the present invention, one side of the auxiliary mop member 21 is surfaced on the lower side of the circular wet mop 20 as shown in FIG. 2A and sewn with a seam line (B), but the other side is protruded to provide coupling, or FIGS. 2 and 3 As in (a) of (a), the circular wet mop 20 and the auxiliary mop member 21 may be provided by protruding integrally, and the auxiliary mop member 21 in this case is one side of the circular wet mop 20 and the Velcro fastener attachment member. It can be provided by protruding one side of (20-2) together to one side of the circular wet mop (20).

And, the auxiliary mop member 21 in the present invention is to form one protruding as shown in FIGS. Or, a plurality of (preferably 2 to 4, but preferably 3) auxiliary mop members 21 are spaced apart as shown in FIGS. 3 (b) and 3 (d) It can be provided by protruding, and the distance between the protruding auxiliary mop member 21 and the auxiliary mop member 21 is kept constant and rotated with the circular wet mop 20 or the circular wet mop (20A) repeatedly. to gently and stably wipe off dust or dirt accumulated on the bottom surface of the corner (S1) or crevice (S2), and the height (thickness) of the auxiliary mop member 21 is a circular wet mop 20 or a round wet mop. (20A) It is good to be prepared and provided with microfibers or non-woven fabrics or pure cotton formed lower (thinner) than the height of (20A), and as another example, made of several strands by twisting microfibers as shown in FIGS. 3 (c) and 3 (d). It may be an auxiliary mop member 21 .

Figure 2b is a cross-sectional view of another embodiment of a state in which a disposable cleaning cloth with a protruding auxiliary mop member is attached to one side of the circular wet mop according to the present invention, and Figure 2c is a plan view of the disposable cleaning cloth according to the present invention, another embodiment of the present invention is what you want to explain.

That is, an auxiliary mop member 20C-1 formed of a thin nonwoven fabric or a thin synthetic resin is protruded on one side of the circular disposable cleaning cloth 20C formed of a thin nonwoven fabric or a thin synthetic resin, and the circular disposable cleaning cloth 20C and the auxiliary An adhesive applied to the upper surface of the mop member 20C-1 and the adhesive 20C' (20C-1') is applied, but the circular disposable cleaning cloth 20C and the auxiliary mop member 20C-1 are coated on the upper surface of the adhesive (20C') (20C-1') to the lower surface of the cleaning cloth (20-1) (20A-1) of the circular wet mop (20) or the circular wet mop (20A) and the lower surface of the auxiliary mop member (21) It can be configured to enable single-use cleaning.

In addition, the length of the auxiliary mop member 21 is set within the radius length of each of the circular wet mop 20 or the round wet mop 20A, and the circular wet mop 20 or the circular wet mop 20A is rotated along with the rotation of the auxiliary mop member ( 21) overlaps in the narrow space of the inner rotational space (S) of each of the circular wet mop 20 and the round wet mop (20A) to easily pass through, so as not to interfere with the rotation of the round wet mop (20) or the round wet mop (20A) When the auxiliary mop member 21 is rotated together with the circular wet mop 20 or the round wet mop 20A, the circular wet mop 20 and the circular wet mop 20A each inner rotational space (S) When exiting after entering into a narrow space of 20A) smooth passage is achieved by the rotation of the circular wet mop 20 and the circular wet mop 20A having a strong rotational force without being delayed or caught in the narrow rotational space S between the round wet mop 20 and the round wet mop (20A) Through the bottom surface of the cleaning cloth parts 20-1 and 20A-1 and the bottom surface of the auxiliary mop member 21 of the 21) is provided by setting the length within the radius of each of the circular wet mops (20) or circular wet mops (20A), so the length of the auxiliary mop member (21) wider than the rotation radius of the round wet mops (20) or round wet mops (20A) Since the auxiliary mop member 21 rotates in a radius range of

In particular, the present invention provides a circular wet mop (20) and a circular wet mop (20A) when the auxiliary mop member (21) is rotated together with the circular wet mop (20) or the round wet mop (20A) when cleaning while pushing the rotary wet mop cleaner (10) The inner circumference of the cleaning cloth (20-1) of the circular wet mop (20) and It is possible to easily wipe off dust or dirt accumulated on the bottom surface 100 directly below the rotational space S between the inner circumferences of the cleaning cloth 20A-1 of the circular wet mop 20A, but in the same configuration as the present invention. When wiping the floor surface 100 with only the circular wet mop 20 and the circular wet mop 20A as before without the auxiliary mop member 21, the rotational space between the circular wet mop 20 and the circular wet mop 20A (S) ) Since it is impossible to wipe off the dust or dirt accumulated on the floor surface 100 directly below, change the straight direction of the rotary wet mop cleaner 10 or reverse it in the changed direction and re-rotate the floor surface 100 directly below the rotating space part (S) ), the efficiency of cleaning is lowered, and inconvenience of use is pointed out due to cumbersome cleaning work.

If, in order to solve this problem, the inner circumferential surface of the circular wet mop 20 and the inner circumferential surface of the circular wet mop 20A are rotated in a state of being in contact with each other, the inner circumferential surface of the circular wet mop 20 and the inner circumference of the round wet mop 20A Since the surfaces are rotated in a state in which they face each other, the rotation may be adversely affected, and the Velcro fastener attachment members 20-2 and 20A-2 sewn together with the cleaning cloth parts 20-1 and 20A-1 are attached to the rotating plate ( 14) There may be a case where it is separated from the Velcro fastener (P) attached to the lower surface of (15).

In the embodiment of the present invention, the auxiliary mop member 21 is attached to the circular wet mop 20 in a pair of circular wet mops 20 and 20A as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, but if necessary, the circular wet mop ( By attaching the auxiliary mop member 21 to 20A), the auxiliary mop member 21 may be attached to both of a pair of circular wet mops 20 and 20A to be used, and the auxiliary mop member 21 is a circular wet mop ( 20) or a circular wet mop (20A), it is preferable to attach it to any one of the wet mops and apply it to the rotary wet mop cleaner 10 for use.

In the above, the rotary wet mop cleaner 10 includes a cleaning operation handle 12 attached with an operation control button not shown; a lower housing 13 having a built-in drive unit 13-2 driven by a gear method or other method driven by a drive motor 13-1 driven by an operation control button of the cleaning operation handle 12; on the lower surface of the pair of rotating plates 14 and 15 installed by inserting into the pair of rotating shafts 13-2' and 13-2" protruding downward from the center of both lower ends of the driving unit 13-2. It is configured to attach to the attached Velcro fastener (P) to form a pair of circular wet wipes (20) and (20A). It is attached to (15) to perform mopping, and when not in use, the circular wet mops 20 and 20A are detached from the pair of rotating plates 14 and 15 to be reused after washing.

When the rotary wet mop cleaner 10 is operated in a state in which the circular wet mops 20 and 20A are attached to each of a pair of rotary plates 14 and 15 of the rotary wet mop cleaner 10 having the above configuration, the round wet mop 20 The auxiliary mop member 21 protruding outward around the circumference of the circular wet mop 20 rotates with the rotation to wipe off dirt or dust on the cleaning floor 100, especially in FIGS. 6 (b) and 6 As shown in (c), the bottom surface of the auxiliary mop member 21 is rotated while touching the bottom surface 100 of the corner (S1) where the cleaning floor surface 100 and the wall surface 200 are interviewed and rotated to a corner place (S1). ) can be easily wiped away, or a gap (S2) formed between the lower surface of the article 300 and the cleaning floor surface 100, such as furniture, home appliances, etc., as shown in FIG. 7 (b). As the auxiliary mop member 21 is inserted into the surface 100 , it rotates to easily wipe off dust or dirt accumulated deep in the gap S2 , the bottom surface 100 .

On the other hand, in the present invention, one or a plurality of metals inside one end of the auxiliary mop member 21 as shown in FIGS. Alternatively, the weight body 21A made of synthetic resin may be embedded and provided, and the weight body 21A may be a magnet.

And, it can be provided by embedding or sewing a flexible core weight body 21B formed of a fabric inside the auxiliary mop member 21 as shown in FIGS. 12A and 12B .

In this configuration, when the auxiliary mop member 21 is rotated, the auxiliary mop member 21 is pressed to the bottom surface 100 by the weight of the weight body 21A and the weight body 21B of the auxiliary mop member 21 while pressing the bottom surface (100) can be wiped to enable smooth cleaning, and since the weight body 21A of the auxiliary mop member 21 can be installed and embedded in the other end of the auxiliary mop member 21, the circular wet mop 20 and the circular wet mop (20A) The circular wet mop 20 in which the weight body 21A of the auxiliary mop member 21 is not embedded into the narrow space of each inner rotational space S can be easily passed while being folded, and the weight body ( 21B) is formed to be flexible, so it can easily pass through the circular wet mop 20 and the circular wet mop 20A into the narrow space of the inner rotational space S of each.

And, the present invention can easily wipe the corner of the nook place (S1) by forming a corner cleaning unit 21-1 formed with a sharp end of the auxiliary mop member 21 as shown in FIG. 10 .

Although the embodiment has been described above, it is only an example and does not limit the present invention, and those of ordinary skill in the art to which the present invention pertains are not exemplified above in a range that does not depart from the essential characteristics of the present embodiment. It can be seen that various modifications and applications are possible.

In addition, differences related to such modifications and applications should be construed as being included in the scope of the present invention defined in the appended claims.

10: rotary wet mop cleaner 14, 15: rotary plate
20, 20A: circular wet mop 21: auxiliary mop member

Claims (8)

A circular wet mop 20 that is attached to and detached from a pair of rotating plates 14 and 15 of the rotary wet mop cleaner 10 operated by electrical means to wipe the cleaning floor 100 while rotating clockwise and counterclockwise. ) In (20A), the cleaning floor surface 100 and the wall surface 200 by protruding the auxiliary mop member 21 rotated with the rotation of the circular wet mop 20 in the circumferential outer direction of the circular wet mop 20 Rotary mop, characterized in that it is configured to wipe off dust or dirt accumulated on the bottom surface of the corner (S1) to be interviewed or the bottom surface of the gap (S2) formed between the lower surface of the article 300 and the cleaning floor 100 The circular wet mop of the vacuum cleaner. The circular wet mop of claim 1, wherein the height (thickness) of the auxiliary mop member 21 is formed to be lower (thinner) than the height of the circular wet mop 20 or the round wet mop 20A. . The circular wet mop of claim 1, wherein the length of the auxiliary mop member 21 is set within the radius length of each of the circular wet mops 20 or the round wet mops 20A. The auxiliary mop member 21 according to claim 1, wherein the auxiliary mop member 21 rotates with the rotation of the circular wet mop 20 and 20A in the circumferential outward direction of the circular wet mop 20 and the round wet mop 20A. A circular wet mop of a rotary mop cleaner, characterized in that it is configured by protruding. [Claim 2] The rotary mop according to claim 1, wherein a plurality of auxiliary mop members (21), which are rotated together with the rotation of the circular wet mop (20) in the circumferential outer direction of the circular wet mop (20), protrude at regular intervals. The circular wet mop of the vacuum cleaner. According to claim 1, wherein an auxiliary mop member (20C-1) formed of a thin nonwoven fabric or a thin synthetic resin material is formed on one side of the circular disposable cleaning cloth (20C) formed of a thin nonwoven fabric or a thin synthetic resin to protrude, and the circular disposable cleaning cloth ( 20C) and the auxiliary mop member (20C-1) is configured by applying an adhesive (20C') (20C-1') to the upper surface of the upper surface of the circular disposable cleaning cloth (20C) and the auxiliary mop member (20C-1) upper surface The adhesive (20C') (20C-1') applied to the circular wet mop 20 or the lower surface of the cleaning cloth parts 20-1 and 20A-1 of the circular wet mop 20A and the lower part of the auxiliary mop member 21 Circular wet mop of a rotary mop cleaner, characterized in that it is configured to be attached to and detached from the surface to enable disposable cleaning. According to claim 1, wherein one or a plurality of metal or synthetic resin weight body 21A is buried inside one end of the auxiliary mop member 21, or a flexible fabric formed inside the auxiliary mop member 21 A circular wet mop of a rotary mop cleaner, characterized in that provided by burying or sewing the core weight body (21B). [Claim 8] The rotary mop cleaner according to claim 7, wherein a corner cleaning part (21-1) formed with a sharp end of the auxiliary mop member (21) is formed to easily wipe the corner of the nook (S1). of circular wet mop.

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