Samuel S Jones

Title: Samuel S Jones and His Cleaning-Related Inventions.

Introduction

Samuel S Jones is an inventor associated with Tucson, Arizona. His patent work includes cleaning products designed to combine absorbent materials with surfaces that help agitate stains. Jones is credited with 4 patents.

Latest Patents

Jones’s listed inventions include a cleaning glove and an absorbent cloth, each incorporating an agitating feature.

The cleaning glove combines a highly absorbent base material, such as synthetic lamb’s wool, with one or more areas of rough, bristled material. The bristles are designed to transfer the movement of the user’s hand to a stain, helping agitate it during cleaning. In some embodiments, the bristled areas form angled bands, with disclosed angles ranging from approximately 20 to 60 degrees and, in other embodiments, from approximately 30 to 45 degrees.

The absorbent cloth uses a similar approach. Its absorbent base is paired with rough, bristled material that helps transmit mechanical force to a stain. In a preferred embodiment, the absorbent and bristled materials are arranged in alternating bands.

Career Highlights

The provided career information associates Jones with Atlantic Richfield Company. His listed patents reflect an interest in practical cleaning tools that combine absorption with mechanical agitation.

Collaborations

Jones’s listed coworkers include Subodh K Das and Raouf Loutfy. The available information identifies these professional associations but does not specify their roles in the inventions.

Conclusion

Samuel S Jones’s cleaning glove and absorbent cloth patents bring together absorbent materials and bristled surfaces to support stain removal through both absorption and agitation.