Attachment mechanism to removably and securely retain a cleaning implement attachment on a butterfly sponge mop
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Sep 8, 2009
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Jul 20, 2005
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The present invention is a cleaning implement such as a scrub brush attachment which removably holds the scrub brush attachment in place on a butterfly mop head and will not fall off during the vigorous scrubbing action because it is locked in place by means of a novel attaching mechanism. The present invention is comprised of a receiving channel molded into the mop head, the channel receiving the unique locking member of the present invention attachment mechanism. The attachment comprises an elongated base member which on one side permanently retains a scrub brush. On the opposite side, the base member comprises a transverse wall supporting the locking member which is an elongated snap wing extending in one direction so that when the snap wing is slid into the receiving channel, the snap wing is press fit into and retained within the receiving channel with the opposite lips of the snap wing abutting opposite elongated interior walls within the receiving channel to lock the base in place within the channel.
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