US1997913A - Apparatus for cleaning, waxing, and polishing floors and the like - Google Patents

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US1997913A
US1997913A US544168A US54416831A US1997913A US 1997913 A US1997913 A US 1997913A US 544168 A US544168 A US 544168A US 54416831 A US54416831 A US 54416831A US 1997913 A US1997913 A US 1997913A
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
    • A47L—DOMESTIC WASHING OR CLEANING; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
    • A47L13/00—Implements for cleaning floors, carpets, furniture, walls, or wall coverings
    • A47L13/10—Scrubbing; Scouring; Cleaning; Polishing
    • A47L13/28—Polishing implements
    • A47L13/30—Implements for polishing and waxing or oiling, with dispensers for wax or oil

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  • l t 'I'l'iisinventon relates to adevicel for cleaning; wheel vrotationby means of a. waxing' and. polishing' floors, linoleum and the toothed wheel: gearing-,wia screwispindlewhielr like.
  • Y. a actuatesfthexplate inthe wax containerfao that;
  • the Wax is automatically' pressednpthroug-h apen-r Whichn a. casing, serving for accommodating-the tures provided inf-the.- bruslrbackinto-the apploa- 5 wax, apressure plate sarranged, Whichfs gradiltion i y allyk moved downwards, either directly by hand
  • v Y lowispaee is rnzovldedvin ⁇ then bruslr. back, which 251
  • the ⁇ - apparatus according to the invention servestforacconnnodatingitlie apparatus withapserves, besides for applying ⁇ vand distributingV the plying brush and cloth. covering.r A bar attached wax, also for polishing the oorin that, either to: the. brushback of the solid ⁇ block.
  • the distributing bruslr serves asan the distributing bruslr is replaced by a polishing interrupterforzthe wax admissiom Y brush thevvax feed being automa-ticaill'y shut oli, 'l barhas ascam-.shapedtedgea in which a pin ;A or thev entire apparatus is liked on 'a I'seraarate fitted/ors the; .di-sengaging mechanism; engages 3o'- polisl'xing brush, when the Wax feed is also shut when inserting the device into tlrebioclr'..y 'It must oif; t t f Y follow thezcurvefof thezbarfandis thereby moved A technical advance ofcommercial-importance so'that the reed.
  • v brushi can ⁇ earidentl'y also: be' com presses the necessary quantity of vva-X through s'tizucztedn arrrdflnary'blocln brush; ⁇ with angle 405 brushes provided holes-andi formingjthe bars-xed; theretoy sothat the' entire apparatus', 4o bottom of the wax container, acloth for applying including the: distrtbuin'ng brush, can 'be' fixed the wax is' stretched and ⁇ clamped overlthe applythereto.
  • Fig. 2 is a similar view showing the apparatus tted for polishing the floor.
  • Fig. 3 is a perspective view of a stretching frame.
  • Fig. 4 is a perspective view of a polishing brush constructed as a solid block.
  • Fig. 5 is a side eleyation of the -entire vapparatus fittedl for applying.v and distributing the wax, the protecting' cover being removed.
  • Fig. 6 is a similar view to Fig. 5 showing apparatus with the block brush.
  • Fig. 7 shows in perspective viewjaV modifiedl form of construction of the block brush.
  • Fig. 8 shows in perspective View the block brush according to Fig. 7 with the distributing apparatus mounted thereon.
  • a container I for accommodatinguthefwax isV closed at the bottom by an applying brush 2. Over this brush 2 a cloth 3 is stretched. This cloth 3 isA clamped in position by the wooden frame ofa-distributorbrsh 4 lor of arpolishing' bru'sh 55
  • the vbrushes have a'feltzlayer 6 around the brush'bac'kV for the'purpose of protectingfurniturefwallsand'the like.V f f' If thev apparatus is tobe employed for ⁇ applying wax, it is provided with a distributing'brush' 4 (FigffflL-whereasfor polishing it is provided with ablockbrushi.
  • the bristles of the brushes extendfslightlylower than'jthe surface: of the cloth, so that this latter does-not come into contact lwith the'ffloorf f 1 f I L I
  • This frame V8 is; preferably of rectangular cross? section, the Ivertical inner faces serving asl clamping surfaces for the' cloth 3.and the horizontal faces for ⁇ the flxationof aidistributor brush or polishing brush.
  • 7 i Y Y s 'I'he frame 8 is ynotessential but the clothmay beheld in place. by friction.alone between the brush 4 and container I.
  • the Alever I41 is arranged r. oscillatablein f such a manner that by means thereof the pawl VVII) can be broughtiinto and out., 'of Vengagement-'as desired.
  • f v; i The polishing brush can; also beconstructed as a solid yblock I'I, a special :device I9, 20 being provided onthe brushback I1 for interrupting the wax feed.
  • the Vinterrupting devicey consists preferably of abar I9.
  • a slot 22 is provided through which the bar I9 is inserted during the placing of the applying brush 2 with cloth covering 3 on to the block brush I'I.
  • the block brush may be constructed as a simple brush 23 with angular bars 24 fixed thereto, so thatthe entire device including the distributing brush vlean be fitted on the .block'brugsh 23.
  • ⁇ a Apin 25 serving "asstop is fitted on the bar I9.
  • latches 26 may be provided, which can be pushedinto apertures 42'! provided in the bars 24.
  • An .apparatus for waxing and'v polishing floors comprising in combination a .wax con.- tainer, a perforated wax applying brush-forming the bottom of said container, a framer of Arec-v tangular cross section adapted to be slipped over said applying brush and having a horizontal surface and a downwardly extending flange; air-ame shaped distributing. brush exchangeablylmounted on the horizontal surface of said frame,and a Wax applying cloth adapted to be, stretched -over, said wax applying Vbrush and clamped between said flange and said container. ⁇ Y I 2.
  • An apparatus Aas.spesfi11d claim. 1, ⁇ comprisingin ycombination with the plate, a screw spindleadapted to ,lower saidV plata, a ratchet adapted to operate said screw spindle, a pawl having a. grveanddapiei to. actuar@ said ratchet, a lever adapted to engage in'said groove of said pawl to disengagesaid pawl. from said vratchet wheel, and a spring adaptedto press said pawlV against said ratchet wheeln on Ythe 0disengaging of said lever.
  • An apparatus as specified in'claim 1 comprising Ain. combination with the container and the plate, a iJ-shapedV bowon saidcontainer, a handle fixedin saidbow,nmeans for lowering said plate, a pawl 4adapted rto actuate said means, and levers connecting said pawl to said'bow.
  • An apparatus as specied in claim 1, comprising in combination with the applying brush and the plate, a solid polishing block adapted to be iitted on said applying brush, a bar on the back of said block, a cam-shaped edge on said bar, a disengaging device adapted to engage said camshaped edge, a ratchet adapted to effect the 10W- ering of said plate, and a feed pawl engaging said ratchet adapted to be disengaged from said ratchet by said pin during the insertion of the device in said block brush.
  • tributor brush bars on said block brush, and a 15 pin on said bar adapted to serve as stop for said distributor brush.

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US2491856A (en) * 1946-02-02 1949-12-20 Gordon James Floor waxing device
US2601537A (en) * 1948-07-27 1952-06-24 Carl S Lofgren Combination floor brush and polisher

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US2735124A (en) * 1956-02-21 Device for finishing floors

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US2491856A (en) * 1946-02-02 1949-12-20 Gordon James Floor waxing device
US2601537A (en) * 1948-07-27 1952-06-24 Carl S Lofgren Combination floor brush and polisher

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