Stain-removal brush
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1. A method of cleaning an inanimate surface comprising:
- a) providing a motorized stain-removal brush having a cleaning efficiency angle of from between about 0 degrees to 100 degrees, wherein the motorized stain-removal brush comprises;
i) a handle having a motor disposed therein;
ii) a head having a longitudinal axis;
iii) a neck disposed between the handle and the head;
iv) a tilted bristle holder associated with the head which oscillates or rotates;
v) a set of bristles associated with the bristle holder wherein the motor is operatively connected to bristle holder;
vi) a shaft at least partially disposed within the neck, the shaft being operatively connected to the motor and to the bristle holder, wherein the terminal end of the shaft disposed in the neck does not lie in the same plane as the motor shaft disposed in the handle;
b) putting a solution in contact with an inanimate surface; and
c) contacting the motorized stain-removal brush to the inanimate surface so as to brush the solution on the inanimate surface.
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Abstract
An motorized stain-removal brush is provided. A method of using motorized stain-removal brush for cleaning inanimate surfaces is also provided. The motorized stain-removal brush includes a handle having a motor disposed therein, a head having a longitudinal axis, and a neck disposed between the handle and the head. Bristle holders are associated with the head. The motor is operatively connected to the bristle holder.
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22 Claims
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1. A method of cleaning an inanimate surface comprising:
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a) providing a motorized stain-removal brush having a cleaning efficiency angle of from between about 0 degrees to 100 degrees, wherein the motorized stain-removal brush comprises; i) a handle having a motor disposed therein; ii) a head having a longitudinal axis; iii) a neck disposed between the handle and the head; iv) a tilted bristle holder associated with the head which oscillates or rotates; v) a set of bristles associated with the bristle holder wherein the motor is operatively connected to bristle holder; vi) a shaft at least partially disposed within the neck, the shaft being operatively connected to the motor and to the bristle holder, wherein the terminal end of the shaft disposed in the neck does not lie in the same plane as the motor shaft disposed in the handle; b) putting a solution in contact with an inanimate surface; and c) contacting the motorized stain-removal brush to the inanimate surface so as to brush the solution on the inanimate surface. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16)
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17. A method of cleaning an inanimate surface comprising:
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a) providing an electric stain-removal brush, wherein the electric stain-removal brush has a cleaning efficiency angle of between about 0 degrees and 100 degrees and wherein the stain removal brush comprises; i) a handle having a motor disposed therein; ii) a head having a longitudinal axis; iii) a neck disposed between the handle and the head; iv) a tilted bristle holder associated with the head which oscillates or rotates; v) a set of bristles associated with the bristle holder wherein the motor is operatively connected to bristle holder; vi) a shaft at least partially disposed within the neck, the shaft being operatively connected to the motor and to the bristle holder, wherein the terminal end of the shaft disposed in the neck does not lie in the same plane as the motor shaft disposed in the handle; b) providing an absorbent stain receiver article which contacts the inanimate surface; c) putting a solution in contact with the inanimate surface; d) contacting the electric stain-removal brush to brush the solution on the inanimate surface; and e) contacting the inanimate surface treated with the solution with the absorbent stain receiver article.
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18. An article of commerce comprising
a) a motorized stain-removal brush, wherein the motorized stain-removal brush comprises i) a handle having a motor disposed therein; -
ii) a head having a longitudinal axis; iii) a neck disposed between the handle and the head; iv) a bristle holder associated with the head which oscillates or rotates and wherein the motorized stain-removal brush has a cleaning efficiency angle of between about 0 and 100 degrees; and v) a set of bristles or a foam structure associated with the bristle holder;
wherein the motor is operatively connected to the bristle holder; and
vi) a shaft at least partially disposed within the neck, the shaft being operatively connected to the motor and to the bristle holder, wherein the terminal end of the shaft disposed in the neck does not lie in the same plane as the motor shaft disposed in the handle. - View Dependent Claims (19, 20, 21, 22)
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