Carl Freudenberg Kg

Christian Mast

Markus Rueckheim

Uwe Dingert

Norbert Weis

Karl-Ludwig Gibis

Mike Kosub

Dieter Philipp

Reiner Wallbaum

Lars Schmitt

Sabine Wilmes

Tomaso Cascione

Markus Rückheim

Susanne Walter

Johannes Hohenhaus

Markus Ruckheim

A bucket having a longitudinal direction and a transverse direction includes: a first extension in the longitudinal direction; a second extension in the transverse direction, the first extension being greater than the second extension; two longitudinal sides; a front transverse side; a rear transverse side; and at least one substantially bow-shaped handle. The at least one handle extends in the longitudinal direction and is pivotable in the transverse direction. A spout of the bucket includes a self-contained through-hole and is arranged in the front transverse side.

Bucket

In an embodiment, the present invention provides a torsion wringer including: a contraction device for receiving a mop head of a mop, the contraction device having an upper part and a lower base which are interconnected by contraction lamellae, the contraction lamellae being hinged to the upper part and to the lower base such that the upper part can rotate relative to the lower base, the contraction device being movable relative to a carrier device over a distance of travel, as a result of which the upper part rotates through an angle of rotation relative to the carrier device and relative to the lower base. A reduction unit is provided so as to reduce a force which counteracts the rotation of the upper part.

Torsion wringer having little travel

A movable device has a base which can be moved on a surface using a travel gear, which may improve and design a movable device such that it can be moved on a surface without major damages and in a trouble-free manner, wherein the base is associated with one or more detectors configured to detect obstacles and/or with dampers configured to damp impact and/or with carriers configured to carry along particles.

Movable device

A mop cover for cleaning surfaces, having a main body, configured and modified in such a way that the mop cover has an abrasive surface by which hairs and particles of dirt can be reliably picked up, wherein flock material is assigned to the main body, the flock material being disposed on a surface which can face a floor surface to be cleaned.

Mop cover

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Mannheim, Germany

Christian Mast