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Ecolab Gmbh & Co. Ogh

Floordress-reinigungsgerate Gmbh

Franz Kresse

Rainer Osberghaus

Roland Schunter

Bernfrid Scheller

Heiko Faubel

Hans-Leo Fernschild

Bernfried Scheller

Klaus-Peter Bansemir

Theo Fleckenstein

Alexander Ditze

Thomas Hahn

Thomas Merz

Bernd-Dieter Holdt

Matthias Menzel

Herta Tuchermann

Michael Bergmann

Ulrich Kröcker

Gerhard Ostwald

Reiner Osberghaus

Ferdinand Hesse

Helmut Schell

Mario Possmann

The invention relates to a wiping device for wiping surfaces to be cleaned, especially floor surfaces, comprising a plate-type or frame-type wiping element holder (), preferably in an essentially long, rectangular form, and a wiping element () consisting of textile material or the like, which is adapted and fixed to the wiping element holder (). Said wiping element () respectively comprises, on the upper side facing the wiping element holder (), close to the two opposing sides, and close to the narrow sides in the long, rectangular form, a narrow fixing strip (), which is applied with its ends to the wiping element () [sic]. Said fixing strip extends approximately transversally on the wiping element holder () when the wiping element () is fixed to the same (). Position fixing arrangements are provided on the wiping element holder (), where the fixing strips () should extend when the wiping element is fixed (). The fixing strips () especially consist of textile material or the like and are sewn at the ends thereof to the wiping element (). The position fixing arrangements () are especially embodied as edge recesses starting from the ends, in which the fixing strips () are placed in the correct position.

Wiping device for wiping surfaces to be cleaned

The invention relates to a flat mop cover for a flat mopping device, comprising a large area backing textile () having longitudinal edges and transversal edges and having a mopping side (), which is active in cleaning, and a top side (), which is used to attach the mop cover to a mop holder () of a mopping device (), wherein insertion pockets, holding strips or other attachment means () for the mop holder () are provided on the top side () of the backing textile (). This mop cover is particularly efficient in floor cleaning, because the backing textile () is a knitted fabric, preferably of polyester micro-fiber material.

Flat mop cover for a mopping device, in particular for floor cleaning

The invention relates to a mopping device for mopping surfaces to be cleaned. The mopping device is characterized in that the mop covering holder () has a reservoir () for holding a large quantity of cleaning liquid which can flow via at least one discharge opening () inside the mop covering holder () to the mop covering () attached to the mop covering holder (). In addition, the mop covering holder () has at least one ventilation opening (), via which air can escape from the reservoir () when filling the reservoir () with cleaning liquid, and air can flow into the reservoir () when cleaning liquid is discharged from said reservoir (). The mop covering holder () itself serves as a conveying element to the cleaning liquid.

Mopping device for mopping surfaces to be cleaned

The invention relates to a wiping device, a squeezing out device and a container device enabling a textile wiping element located on a wiping panel of the wiping device to be squeezed out simply and reliably. The wiping panel is provided with edge fixing sections which can be held from behind by a counter bearing device of the squeezing out device in order to prevent the wiping panel from being moved out of the squeezing out device unintentionally when the textile element is squeezed out on a bearing surface, or which have an insertion ramp which facilitates the optionally jamming insertion between the bearing surface and a counter bearing surface that is set apart from said bearing surface.

Wiping system with wiping device and squeezing out device

The invention relates to agents and methods for washing articles containing foaming components.

Mop detergents

The invention concerns a flat floor-mop-type covering for cleaning floors, with a cover sheet which, on the upper surface, comprises pockets for securing it to a mounting and, in the central region of the lower surface, loops or strands. Strands are disposed on both sides of a seam of a peripheral strand strip. In this respect, the inner strands are short enough to insure that when they swell owing to the effect of moisture, they bend through approximately 90&deg; in the direction of the surface to be wiped and form a type of brush ring.

Flat floor-mop-type covering with peripheral brush ring

Transport trolley with a chassis and uprights

Mobile cleaning trolley and trailer

Flat mop head for cleaning floors

Carpet cleaning formulation

Scatterable carpet cleaning formulation containing rollable particles

Head for a floor-cleaning mop

An improved mobile cleaning apparatus is provided having an increased cleaning radius consisting of a movable carriage with integrated fresh and soiled liquid compartments contained therein which are separated by a fixed partition, a cleaning rotor is connected to the fresh liquid compartment at one end of the housing and at least one suction nozzle feeding into the soiled liquid compartment is also provided adjacent to the rotor. A pressure equalizing opening is provided in the upper part of the fixed partition. The fixed partition is also adapted to allow an overflow pipe to pass therethrough having an inlet opening situated in the soiled liquid compartment, and an outlet opening situated in the fresh liquid compartment.

Mobile automatic floor cleaner

Mop head with a pouch and a strap

Mop head comprising a holder insertion aid

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Hilden, Germany

Franz Kresse