Carl Freudenberg Kg

Firma Carl Freudenberg

Vileda Gmbh

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Sp-kloner Ecotec S.l.

Uwe Dingert

Norbert Weis

Bernhard Heise

Paul M Lesley

Leif Kniese

Alessandro Brugora

Rudolf Bannasch

Mike Kosub

Markus Rueckheim

Torsten Gratzki

Peter Arnold

Jens Deerberg

Ralf Juergens

Christian Mast

Hans-Jörg Clemen

Reiner Wallbaum

Joerg Dunkel

Carlo Messineo

Ralf Jürgens

Tassilo Von Grolman

Johannes Hohenhaus

Susanne Walter

Hans-J&uuml;rgen Wendelken

Hans-Jürgen Wendelken

Sabine Wilmes

Hannsgeorg Wolf

Tomaso Cascione

Christoph Zimmermann

Markus Dietz

Hans Jörg Clemen

Ralf Jurgens

Nacho Alba

Miroslav Vuckivic

Friedel Winterling

Winterling Friedel

A cleaning system includes: a bucket; a liquid-permeable basket located in the bucket, the basket being settable into rotation using a first actuating device and is arranged so that a height of the basket is adjustable in the bucket using a second actuating device; and a cleaning device having a cleaning textile, the cleaning device having a handle on a side facing away from the cleaning textile. The basket is can be both a wash-out basket and a spin-dry basket for the cleaning textile. The second actuating device includes the handle and a ballpoint-pen mechanism, by which the basket is positionable in a first position lowest in the bucket and a second position highest in the bucket by moving the handle up and down.

Cleaning system

A bucket includes: at least two chambers which are flow connected to one another by at least one overflow channel. One of the chambers is a combined washing-out/centrifuging chamber for a cleaning device. One of the chambers is a water level-regulating chamber configured to regulate a water level in the washing-out/centrifuging chamber. The water level-regulating chamber contains a displacement body which is movable by a first actuating device.

Bucket and cleaning system which comprises such a bucket

A cleaning system includes: a bucket; a cleaning device with a mop head, the mop head including a carrier body and cleaning fringes that are fixed to the carrier body, the carrier body being connected to a stick on its side facing away from the cleaning fringes; and a washing-out device arranged in the bucket for washing out the cleaning fringes, the washing-out device including a basket settable into an upward and downward movement by a first actuating device, and a spinning device arranged in the bucket for spin-drying the cleaning fringes, the spinning device including the basket, which is settable into rotational movement by a second actuating device, and a centering pin, which is arranged in the basket and centers the cleaning device. The carrier body is essentially disk-shaped, with a circumferential boundary and with a maximum extension dbetween two circumferential areas opposite to each other.

Floor cleaner

A wringer device for a mop includes a basket-like receptacle in which the mop can be wrung out by being pushed in and a support for fastening the wringer device in a mop bucket. The receptacle can be guided in the support such that the receptacle can be moved in translation in an insertion direction of the mop.

Wringing device for a mop

A draining device for a wet cleaning apparatus has a watering device for the wet cleaning apparatus as well as a rotatable drainage basket for the wet cleaning apparatus; the watering device includes a fresh water reservoir which can be filled with fresh water and which is fluidically connected to the drainage basket via a fresh water duct.

Draining device for a wet cleaning apparatus and preassembled unit comprising the draining device

A mop cover has a planar main body with four outer edges, wherein a longer first outer edge is oriented parallel to a longer second outer edge, the first outer edge being longer than the second outer edge, two shorter outer edges respectively extending between the longer outer edges, the main body having at least two pockets, into which mop wings or tensioning elements can be introduced to tense the planar main body, being configured such that the mop cover can be readily gripped, and tensioned, by rectangular wings, wherein the mop cover can be guided effectively for cleaning purposes with the greatest possible degrees of freedom in corner regions, a mop cover of the type mentioned in the introduction is characterized in that at least one outer edge and/or at least one pocket are/is assigned at least one stiffening element for the partially reinforced stiffening of the main body.

Trapezoidal mop cover

In an embodiment, the present invention provides a torsion wringer including: a contraction device for receiving a mop head of a mop, the contraction device having an upper part and a lower base which are interconnected by contraction lamellae, the contraction lamellae being hinged to the upper part and to the lower base such that the upper part can rotate relative to the lower base, the contraction device being movable relative to a carrier device over a distance of travel, as a result of which the upper part rotates through an angle of rotation relative to the carrier device and relative to the lower base. A reduction unit is provided so as to reduce a force which counteracts the rotation of the upper part.

Torsion wringer having little travel

A torsion wringer has a receiving device for receiving the head of a mop, the receiving device having an upper part and a lower part which can be interconnected by elements. The design and to development of the torsion wringer can provide a mop that can be freed from liquid in a problem-free manner. The torsion wringer has elements designed in such a manner and/or are articulated on the parts of the container such that the parts can be rotated with respect to each other.

Torsion wringer

A cleaning apparatus for cleaning floors and/or surfaces, having a container for holding a cleaning fluid, a discharge device for discharging the cleaning fluid onto a floor and/or surface to be cleaned, and a heating device for heating and/or tempering and/or evaporating the cleaning fluid. The cleaning apparatus can easily be supplied with energy for heating and/or tempering and/or evaporating the cleaning fluid, and the apparatus can be operated cordlessly.

Cleaning apparatus with a fluid container

A cleaning device () comprising a handle (). The handle () is formed by a tube (), which defines a liquid reservoir (). A nozzle unit () is arranged at one end of the handle and a hand grip () is arranged at the other end of the handle. An operating device () for the nozzle unit () is associated with the hand grip () The operating device () is connected to the nozzle unit () by an operative connection () arranged in the tube ().

Cleaning device

A cleaning device, comprising a handle, to which a cleaning body is fastened. A liquid reservoir is associated with the handle. The cleaning body has cleaning element that can be wrung out.

Bucket

The invention relates to a cleaning appliance () including a wiper plate () having a central region () from which a plurality of arms () extend on both sides. The wiper plate () includes a cleaning side () to which a cleaning cloth () can be fixed. The cleaning cloth is placed on the floor to be cleaned, with a flat surface in the section associated with the central region (), and essentially linearly in the sections associated with the arms ().

Cleaning appliance

A cleaning device for cleaning a floor includes a base body, a rotatable roller brush disposed on the base body, a dirt container disposed on the base body, a liquid container configured to receive a cleaning liquid disposed on the base body; and a sponge configured to receive a soiled cleaning liquid disposed on the base body.

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Absteinach, Germany

Uwe Dingert