Pacific Steamex Cleaning Systems, Inc.

Kipling J Kauffman

A floor cleaning device having an anti-bacterial treatment system includes a recovery tank configured to receive and retain waste cleaning liquid, a recovery hose in fluid communication with the recovery tank, and a vacuum system configured to draw waste cleaning liquid from a surface that is being cleaned through the recovery hose and into the recovery tank. An anti-bacterial material is located whereby at least some of the waste cleaning liquid discharged into the recovery tank passes over the anti-bacterial material. In a particular embodiment a debris trap assembly is positioned within the recovery tank such that waste cleaning liquid drawn through the recovery hose passes through the debris tray prior to discharging into the recovery tank, with the anti-bacterial material disposed at the debris tray.

Anti-bacterial treatment device and method for a floor cleaning device

A battery water level detector assembly for a battery operated device comprising a control unit configured for use with a battery of the device, with the control unit including an electronic sensor operative to provide a signal indicative of the water level within the battery and with the control unit being operative to provide a control signal in response thereto. The electronic sensor is operative to detect when a visual indicator operably connected to the battery provides a display that the water level within the battery has decreased below a desired level. The control signal in turn may be used to generate an alert, including a remotely transmitted alert, and/or alter operational functionality of the battery operated device.

Battery water level detector for a battery operated device

A floor scrubber comprising a scrubber head and a base assembly, with the base assembly including wheels for movably supporting the floor scrubber on a floor and the scrubber head being movably mounted to the base assembly. The floor scrubber includes a head adjustment assembly operable to place the scrubber head into three orientations including a raised orientation, a standard cleaning orientation, and an increased cleaning pressure orientation in which additional downward force is applied to the scrubber head.

Floor scrubber with scrubber head adjustment assembly

A floor scrubber with a floor scrubber head having a backing plate to which a pad is secured with the pad adapted to being placed in contact with a surface to be cleaned. The scrubber head includes a motor support to which a motor is mounted with the backing plate being secured to the motor support, with the motor configured to move the backing plate and pad when cleaning a surface. The scrubber head further includes a cover member having an opening through which the motor extends, with the cover member further including a pair of wheels with an outer perimeter of the wheels partially extending beyond a periphery of the cover member.

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Zeeland, MI, United States of America

Kipling J Kauffman