Sani-fresh International, Inc.

David J Bokmiller

Samuel C Heck

John R Frassanito

A cleaning system utilizing a hollow bodied, disposable dispensing capsule or package comprising a storage chamber and integral dispensing chamber made of a plastic material. The package is connected to the system handle via a conical protrusion on the package closure. An orifice separating the two chambers is provided with a movable, inlet clapper valve, the dispensing chamber outlet orifice being normally closed by a spring urged valve. Deformation of the elastic walls of the bellows shaped dispensing chamber dispenses a discrete amount of liquid to the system handle without relying on gravity. Compression of the dispensing chamber reduces the volume thereof, closes the inlet clapper valve, and opens the outlet valve to dispense the product. The conically shaped storage chamber provides for ready pumping and evacuation of cleaning fluid therefrom, the flexible walls collapsing inward as a result of the vacuum created by the decompression of the dispensing chamber.

Cleaning system having cleaning fluid capsule

Fluid cartridge for a cleaning tool or the like

Cleaning wand caddy

Cleaning wand

A multifunction cleaning wand having a disposable head. The cleaning head is removably attachable to the wand handle. A first cleaning element in the shape of a swab is secured to a retainer by a flexible strap. The retainer is removably attached to the cleaning head. A second cleaning element is attached to the head on a side thereof opposite the swab. A method for assembling the cleaning wand is also disclosed.

A cleaning system (60) includes an elongate handle (61) having a surface cleaning means (65) disposed at one end of the handle and a cleaning fluid cartridge means (64) disposed at the other end of the handle. The cleaning system further includes a means for pumping (66) the cleaning fluid from the fluid cartridge means to the surface cleaning means, and the pump means (66) is associated with the cleaning fluid cartridge means.

Cleaning system

A caddy assembly for storing a cleaning wand. The caddy includes a housing for storing the wand cleaning head, the wand handle extending downward through a groove in the housing. The caddy housing may be readily locked in an open or closed position by engaging the cleaning wand with the housing lid or a bracket mechanism, respectively. The assembly also includes apparatus for mounting the caddy in a vertical, upright position.

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San Antonio, TX, United States of America

David J Bokmiller