Johnsondiversey, Inc.

Diversey, Inc.

James M Scolaro

Ronald Rhea Dir

Haim Bar-Noy

Jay W Hutchison

Glenn N Weaver

Carol Anne Rouillard

Andrew M Bober

David James Gennrich

Glenn Weaver

Jay Hutchison

Dan Bullis

Aaron Kurth

Chad C Chapman

Erik C Gilbert

Weston J Sylvester

Some aspects of the present invention are related to a mop and/or mop head that allows larger debris to pass over at least a portion of the mop head and into a receptacle of the mop head. In some embodiments, the mop head and the receptacle are integrally formed. The mop has debris collecting material coupled to the mop head to collect dust, dirt, and other relatively small debris as the mop moves over a floor. In one particular embodiment, the debris collecting material is a non-woven material. The debris collecting material of the mop can be connected to the mop many different ways. However, in some embodiments, the material is connected via several projections extending from a top surface of the mop head. The projections pass through apertures in the dust collecting material.

Mop with receptacle

A cleaning bullet for use in a pipe or track includes a compressible body. In one embodiment, a sheet draped over the body is engageable with interior walls of the pipe or track to clean small contaminants. In another embodiment, the body is formed from an absorbent material that absorbs a fluid, such as a cleaning solution, that can clean and/or disinfect the interior walls of the pipe or track. In yet another embodiment, an alignment key extends radially from a body axis for guiding the cleaning bullet in an air conveyor track.

Cleaning bullet

Mop with a receptacle

A self-erecting device which can serve as a signaling unit. An absorbent pad connected to a self-erecting device results in a combined signal and spill absorbing unit. The self-erecting and absorbing device is simple in construction and easy to operate. In an alternative embodiment, the self-erecting device can include a carpet cleaner in the absorbent pad.

Self-erecting device

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Racine, WI, United States of America

James M Scolaro