Rotary brush with soap dispenser
Abstract
A rotary brush having a soap-dispensing feature for cleaning surfaces is disclosed. A rotary brush in accordance with an exemplary embodiment of the present invention includes a brush head assembly operatively coupled to a telescopic handle. The telescopic handle may include an inner chamber configured to receive a cleaning agent that can be periodically delivered to the brush head assembly by pumping action. In certain embodiments, the telescoping handle may include a fluid conduit in fluid communication with the brush head assembly and an external fluid source. In other embodiments, the telescopic handle may be configured to store and deliver a cleaning agent without the use of an external source of fluid. A motor and gearing mechanism may be utilized to drive an inner, rotary brush head surrounded by an outer, stationary brush head.
Claims
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1 . A rotary brush, comprising:
a brush head assembly including a rotary brush; a motor configured to rotatably engage a motor drive shaft; a gearing mechanism configured to translate motion from the motor drive shaft to the rotary brush; and a telescopic handle operatively coupled to the brush head assembly, the telescopic handle including an actuatable dispenser configured to deliver a cleaning agent to the brush head assembly.
2 . The rotary brush of claim 1 , further comprising a stationary brush secured to the brush head assembly.
3 . The rotary brush of claim 2 , wherein the stationary brush is concentrically disposed about the rotary brush;
4 . The rotary brush of claim 2 , wherein the stationary and rotary brushes each include a plurality of cleaning bristles.
5 . The rotary brush of claim 1 , wherein said motor is electrically powered.
6 . The rotary brush of claim 5 , wherein said electrically powered motor is rechargeable.
7 . The rotary brush of claim 1 , wherein said motor is pneumatically powered.
8 . The rotary brush of claim 1 , wherein the motor drive shaft includes a first drive member in telescopic relationship with a second drive member.
9 . The rotary brush of claim 1 , wherein the gearing mechanism includes a gear and pinion.
10 . The rotary brush of claim 1 , wherein the gearing mechanism includes means for reducing the speed of the rotary brush.
11 . The motor driven brush of claim 1 , wherein the brush head assembly includes a housing.
12 . The rotary brush of claim 1 , wherein the telescopic handle comprises a first elongated member in telescopic relationship with a second elongated member.
13 . The rotary brush of claim 12 , wherein the first and second elongated members each include a fluid conduit.
14 . The rotary brush of claim 13 , further comprising a hose removably connected to the telescopic handle for supplying pressurized fluid to the fluid conduit.
15 . The rotary brush of claim 12 , wherein the actuatable dispenser includes an internal chamber disposed within the second elongated member configured to deliver said cleaning agent through a fluid lumen.
16 . The rotary brush of claim 12 , wherein the cleaning agent is dispensed by a pumping force applied to the first and second elongated members.
17 . A rotary brush, comprising:
a brush head assembly including a stationary brush and a rotary brush; a motor configured to rotatably engage a motor drive shaft; a gearing mechanism configured to translate motion from the motor drive shaft to the rotary brush; and a telescopic handle operatively coupled to the brush head assembly, the telescopic handle comprising a first elongated member in telescopic relationship with a second elongated member, the telescopic handle including an actuatable dispenser configured to deliver a cleaning agent to the brush head assembly.
18 . The rotary brush of claim 17 , wherein the stationary brush is concentrically disposed about the rotary brush;
19 . The rotary brush of claim 17 , wherein the stationary and rotary brushes each include a plurality of cleaning bristles.
20 . The rotary brush of claim 17 , wherein said motor is electrically powered.
21 . The rotary brush of claim 20 , wherein said electrically powered motor is rechargeable.
22 . The rotary brush of claim 17 , wherein said motor is pneumatically powered.
23 . The rotary brush of claim 17 , wherein the motor drive shaft includes a first drive member in telescopic relationship with a second drive member.
24 . The rotary brush of claim 17 , wherein the gearing mechanism includes a gear and pinion.
25 . The rotary brush of claim 17 , wherein the gearing mechanism includes means for reducing the speed of the rotary brush.
26 . The motor driven brush of claim 17 , wherein the brush head assembly includes a housing.
27 . The rotary brush of claim 17 , wherein the first and second elongated members each include a fluid conduit.
28 . The rotary brush of claim 27 , further comprising a hose removably connected to the telescopic handle for supplying pressurized fluid to the fluid conduit.
29 . The rotary brush of claim 17 , wherein the actuatable dispenser includes an internal chamber disposed within the second elongated member configured to deliver said cleaning agent through a fluid lumen.
30 . The rotary brush of claim 17 , wherein the cleaning agent is dispensed by a pumping force applied to the first and second elongated members.
31 . A rotary brush, comprising:
a brush head assembly including a stationary brush and a rotary brush; a motor configured to rotatably engage a motor drive shaft; a gear and pinion configured to translate motion from the motor drive shaft to the rotary brush; a telescopic handle fluidly coupled to the brush head assembly, the telescopic handle comprising a first elongated member in telescopic relationship with a second elongated member, the first and second elongated members defining an actuatable dispenser configured to deliver a cleaning agent to the stationary and rotary brushes; and a hose removably connected to the telescopic handle configured to supply pressurized fluid to the stationary and rotary brushes.
32 . A rotary brush, comprising:
a brush head assembly including a rotary brush; a motor configured to rotatably engage a telescopic drive shaft, the telescopic drive shaft comprising a first drive member in telescopic relationship with a second drive member; a gearing mechanism configured to translate motion from the telescopic drive shaft to the rotary brush; and a telescopic handle operatively coupled to the brush head assembly, the telescopic handle including an actuatable dispenser configured to deliver a cleaning agent to the brush head assembly.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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