Iron Dusting Kit

Abstract

A Dusting device comprising an elongated support handle, having a lower end and an upper end. An elongated drive mechanism base is pivotally secured to the lower end of the support handle, there are 5 trap locks on the top of the drive mechanism base. The top handle may or may not comprise a trigger button, spray nozzle and specifically made cleaning bottle, that allows the duster to spray target area with cleaning chemicals, to the area and allow to be cleaned and sanitized. The duster works with cleaning cloths attached to its base and locked into the trap locks.

Description

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

Various types of dusters are known in the prior art. However what is needed, and what is provided here in is a cleaning device that is shaped like an iron. Which includes a handle assembly that is attached to the cleaning base, which has a microfiber bottom. The cleaning base has five trap and locks, to allow a cleaning cloth to be inserted into each hole. The present device permits a cloth to be attached to it, and the shape of this device prevents injury to the fingers that are holding it while cleaning. This device allows the user to clean in hard to get spots without obtaining injury to hands.

FIELD OF THE INVENTION

The present invention relates to dusting, and more particularly an iron shaped duster, with a rewashable and removeable microfiber cleaning cloth attached.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The general purpose of the present iron duster, described subsequently, in greater detail, is to provide an iron shaped duster that has many novel features that results in an iron duster, which is not anticipated, rendered, obvious, suggested, or even implied by prior art. Either alone or in combination thereof. To accomplish this, the present iron duster iron includes a single construction dusting body, having a base, a handle extending from the top of the base, a microfiber bottom attached to the bottom of the base, and holes perforated into the top of the base. Another aspect of the invention relates to a cleaning cloth that is attached into the trap and locks perforated onto the cleaning base.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

Figures

FIG. 1 Front isometric view

FIG. 2 Rear isometric view

FIG. 3 Top plan view

FIG. 4 Bottom plan view

FIG. 5 Cross-sectional view

FIG. 6 Top plan view of the second embodiment

FIG. 7 Bottom plan view of the second embodiment

FIG. 8 front isometric view of the third embodiment

FIG. 9 Back view of the third embodiment

FIG. 10 Top view of the third embodiment

FIG. 11 bottom plan view of the third embodiment

FIG. 12 Cross-sectional view of the third embodiment

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

With reference now to the drawings, an example of the iron duster employing the principles and concept of the present iron duster generally designated by the reference number 10 comprises in general a work engaging cleaning base 2 having a flat and smooth polyurethane foam 3 attached to its bottom. There are five trap and locks 4 put onto the top of the base 2. Further any cleaning cloth may be attached to the base, by being inserted into the trap and locks. A manipulating handle 1 is disposed centrally above the cleaning base 2. There is a hook 5 attached to the back of the cleaning base 2, allowing the iron duster 10 to be held up by a hook on any surface.

Second Embodiment

With reference to FIGS. 6 and 7, the second embodiment of the iron dusting kit comprises of one layer cleaning cloth that is removable from the cleaning base. It is rewashable material, allowing the cloth to be reused multiple times with no limitations.

In the second embodiment, the cleaning cloth 11 is knitted with a pattern comprising a pique knitting pattern. Allowing dust particles to be collected securely within it. It can be tucked into the trap and locks 4 in reference to figures securely to allow the cloth to be used with the iron duster. It may also comprised with an elastic band 12 attached to its outer region 13.

Third Embodiment

A sprayer system may be added to the aforementioned iron Duster, the system consists of having a trigger, which in this case is the trigger button 7, a pump mechanism, and a trigger sprayer 6. The sprayer system further includes a solvent reservoir 5 for accommodating a solvent substance, and a bottle 8 for accommodating a concentrate substance. Further, the solvent reservoir is positioned in the front of the handle 1 of the Iron duster 10, and is in fluid communication with the trigger sprayer 6, which has an interconnecting spray tube 9 to the bottle 8. When the person presses the trigger button 7, it activates the pumping mechanism to allow concentrate solvent to be ejected from the bottle onto whichever surface or object is being cleaned. The bottle is replaceable, when it runs out of solvent you may remove it from the device and reinsert a new concentrate substance bottle.

Claims

1. A duster comprising of a dusting device having a lower end and upper end; with a handle on the upper end, and a polyurethane foam attached to it's bottom end, It also has trap locks on top of the base bottom, said to aid in attaching cleaning cloths to the bottom of dusting device.

2. The duster device of claim 1, comprising a spray nozzle at the front end of the upper end's handle, a spray bottle attachment in the interior rear cavity of the said handle, which supports a cleaning bottle used to spray cleaning chemicals through the nozzle, There is a button on the top of the handle on the upper end, that activates the spray bottle.

3. The dusting device of claim 1, wherein the device is supported in cleaning by adhering a cleaning cloth into, the trap locks on the top of the base, the cleaning cloths, have an elastic band sewn on to it's outer edges, which allows the cloth to be held in place around the base, The cleaning cloths can be either provided with this product or any kind can be used.