Kimberly-clark Worldwide, Inc.

Cameron Ray Morris

Robert J Henshaw

Russell J Kroll

George Ikuya Nukuto

Carl Gerard Rippl

MeeWha Lee

Mark Londborg

Paul Woon

Denis R Grimard

Stephanie Ann Rossignol

Kiran K Reddy

Thomas Glenn Merrill

Jose Ricardo Rubio-Flores, Jr

Sridhar Ranganathan

Fred R Radwanski

Charles Wilson Colman

Joseph Kenneth Baker

Andrew B Clement

Dennis Y Lee

Nathan P Hendon

Fred Robert Radwanski

Jose Ricardo Rubio-Flores Jr

Andrew Clement

A reversible mop head assembly for use with a mop handle is disclosed. The mop head assembly includes a transverse support shaft, a pair of end caps positioned at opposite ends of the transverse support shaft, a pair of opposed substrate support surfaces positioned between and supported by the end caps, and a head mount coupled to the transverse support shaft centrally between the end caps.

Mop assembly with reversible head

A mop head assembly for use with a handle and a cleaning substrate is disclosed. The mop head assembly includes a lower substrate support surface, at least one fastener channel associated with the lower substrate support surface, and a fastener strip that can be inserted into the fastener channel. Such a fastener strip is configured to couple the lower substrate support surface to a cleaning substrate. The mop head assembly may include a cross-member configured such that forces applied from the handle through a central portion of mop head are distributed toward the end edges of the lower substrate support surface.

Mop assembly with fastener channels

A wet mop head assembly for use with a mop handle is disclosed. The mop head includes a laminate mop substrate having a first layer of scrubbing material, a second layer of scrubbing material and an absorbent foam layer sandwiched between the scrubbing material layers. At least one bond is present to join the scrubbing and absorbent foam layers together.

Wet mop with multi-layer substrate

An adjustable-size mop head assembly that may be used with a handle and a disposable cleaning substrate is disclosed. The mop head assembly includes a central frame section with a central portion and a lower substrate support surface configured to hold a disposable cleaning substrate. The mop head assembly also includes at least one adjunct frame section configured to be operably coupled to the central frame section and configured to move between a stored configuration, where the adjunct frame section is stored by the central frame section, and an extended configuration where the adjunct frame section extends from the central frame section to add width to the central frame section and the lower substrate support surfaces. A continuous web of disposable cleaning substrate that may be used with the adjustable-size mop head assembly is also disclosed. The continuous web of disposable cleaning substrate includes lines of weakness at regular intervals configured such that various widths of cleaning substrate are removable via the lines of weakness.

Adjustable-size mop head and selectable-size cleaning substrate

A quick-release handle for use with the working head of a cleaning tool is disclosed. The handle includes a quick-release coupling assembly positioned on one end of the handle and a button actuator positioned on the opposite end of the handle. The coupling assembly is configured to releaseably couple with a working head. The button actuator is operably connected to the coupling assembly such that coupling assembly may be disengaged from a working head through manipulation of the button actuator.

Quick-release handle and interchangeable cleaning system

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Cumming, GA, United States of America

Cameron Ray Morris