US2005022336A1PendingUtilityA1
Cleaning tool assembly
Priority: Jul 31, 2003Filed: Jul 30, 2004Published: Feb 3, 2005
Est. expiryJul 31, 2023(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
A47L 9/0673A47L 9/06
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Abstract
A cleaning tool assembly includes a first housing and a second housing. The first housing includes an intake opening and a connection port. The second housing includes a brush. The second housing is releaseably connected to the first housing. Accordingly, the cleaning tool may be utilized with or without a brush feature.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A cleaning tool assembly, comprising:
a first housing including an intake opening and a connection port; and a second housing including a brush, said second housing being releaseably connected to said first housing whereby said cleaning tool assembly may be utilized with or without a brush feature.
2 . A cleaning tool assembly, comprising:
a nozzle body; and an accessory housing including a brush and a cavity for receiving said nozzle body.
3 . The cleaning tool assembly of claim 2 including a latch for engaging said nozzle body and securing said nozzle body in said cavity.
4 . The cleaning tool assembly of claim 3 , wherein said latch comprises a resilient tab.
5 . The cleaning tool assembly of claim 4 , wherein said resilient tab includes a locking flange.
6 . The cleaning tool assembly of claim 5 , wherein said accessory housing includes a top wall and a depending skirt.
7 . The cleaning tool assembly of claim 6 , wherein said depending skirt is annular.
8 . The cleaning tool assembly of claim 7 , wherein said top wall includes an opening and said resilient tab is provided adjacent said opening.
9 . The cleaning tool assembly of claim 8 , wherein said skirt includes at least one shoulder engaging a portion of said nozzle body.
10 . The cleaning tool assembly of claim 9 , wherein an inner surface of said top wall engages at least a portion of said nozzle body.
11 . The cleaning tool assembly of claim 10 , wherein said at least one shoulder extends along said skirt at least partially across said opening.
12 . The cleaning tool assembly of claim 11 , wherein said brush comprises a series of tufted bristles secured to said skirt.
13 . The cleaning tool assembly of claim 12 , further including a skirt extension alongside said series of tufted bristles.
14 . A method of securing a brush accessory to a nozzle body, comprising:
sliding a portion of said nozzle body into an aperture in said brush accessory; pivoting said nozzle body relative to said brush accessory; and fully seating said nozzle body in said brush accessory.Cited by (0)
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