Mop with attached scrubber
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May 17, 2005
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Sep 30, 2004
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Mar 28, 2003
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Mar 28, 2003
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A scrubber with a triangular cross section is attached to a sponge mop so that the scrubber face is angled at an angle of about 60° in one direction with respect to the handle, and the sponge mop element is angled at an angle of about 60° in the opposite direction with respect to the handle. The scrubber is attached with a pair of mounting stems. The mounting stems take the form of walls that are spaced at a distance apart. There is an outwardly-facing ridge on each wall that extends from the wall by no more than half the distance between the walls. Each set of walls extends through an aperture on a mounting head, and the scrubber is held in place by the engagement of the ridges with a mounting face on the mounting head. The mounting stems are spaced at least about two inches apart, and the opposed walls extend perpendicularly to the length of the body of the scrubber. The sponge mop element covers the ridges, helping to prevent inadvertent disengagement.
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