Duskin Franchise Kabushiki Kaisha

Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.

Duskin Co., Ltd.

Kabushiki Kaisha Sunpack

Duskin Franchise Kabushiki

Masanobu Nishiyama

Hisaji Tanaka

Fusao Kanazawa

Tatsuo Nishimura

Haruo Nishimura

Katsuji Nakano

Akira Kitamoto

Yosuke Yamamoto

Ichiro Miyoshi

Yasuhiro Kiuchi

Koichi Nakagawa

Teruo Yamada

Tatsuo Ozaki

Ozaki: Tatsuo

Toshikazu Murakami

A towel dispenser which includes a mechanism for eliminating towel sidewise displacement, a device for keeping a front lid open, and a locking device.

Towel dispenser

The towel dispenser adapted to store and supply a towel of undeterminate length. At least one of the unused and used portions of the towel is stored in the form of a roll on a shaft. The towel dispenser includes a pair of side walls each having at least one elongated hole. The portion of the side wall defining the inner peripheral edge of the elongated hole is obliquely bent towards each respective other side wall so as to form a tab projecting towards the other side wall. Each end of the shaft is rotatably and slidably received in the respective elongated hole defined by the respective tab, in such a manner that each end of the shaft does not project beyond the plane of the associated side wall.

Mop carrier or similar article

Mop carrier

A mop carrier is provided for mounting a mop and/or a brush to a mop handle. The mop carrier includes an elongated, continuous resilient blade having a first portion which extends downward at an acute angle, a second portion which curves around on itself and a third, straight portion which is horizontal and longer than the first portion. An upwardly open hollow cylindrical boss and connector are provided on the first portion near its outer end for mounting the mop carrier to the lower end of a mop handle. A hook is provided on the outside of the second portion for detachably retaining the loop of a mop that is sleeved on the third portion. And a set of flanges is provided on the third portion to permit a brush to be slidingly mounted on the third portion.

A floor mop or the like is shown including a mop removably, replaceably mounted to a mop carrier, for instance using conventional Velcro hook and fleece fasteners. The mop carrier is pivotally mounted to a mop handle via a bearing arrangement that includes sleeves on the carrier and handle, pinned together with a pivot pin that is non-rotatable relative to the carrier but which provides for a limited degree of rotation of the mop carrier relative to the mop handle upon overcoming a moderate degree of friction between the pivot pin and mop handle bearing barrel that results from a snut fit between specially contoured surfaces of these two members.

Mop carrier and a rotary suppressor therein

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Osaka, Japan

Masanobu Nishiyama