Abstract: The following are examples only, as the invention is broader than this Abstract. The present invention relates to a charging system for mops designed to improve efficiency and reduce liquid waste. The system comprises a single-piece saturation tray/liquid reservoir with an integrated liquid removal and reclamation ledge that channels excess liquid back into the reservoir. The tray is supported by a Slim-T bucket or a NovaSat Stand, and is available in multiple sizes to accommodate various cleaning applications, including room and hood cleaning. The tray is autoclavable, lightweight, and features a color-coded design for enhanced sanitary maintenance. The system allows for pre-saturation of mops, reclamation of excess liquid, and easy transport via modular components. It supports both single and multi-bucket configurations and is designed for compact use in small spaces, promoting fluid recycling and reducing disinfectant usage. The system can saturate up to four mops in less than two minutes.

Abstract: The present invention provides a modular cleaning cart system designed for controlled environments such as cleanrooms and pharmaceutical facilities. This system features a frame constructed from electropolished stainless steel, equipped with interchangeable joiner tubes for customizable dimensions to suit various cleaning tasks. The cart incorporates adjustable bucket hanger bars, modular side rails, and a wheel assembly with antimicrobial wheels and a foot-operated brake for enhanced maneuverability and stability. It includes telescopic handles, UV-C sterilization strips, and antimicrobial coatings for contamination resistance and ergonomic use. The system supports two-bucket or three-bucket configurations and integrates advanced features such as IoT-enabled sensors and alignment systems, offering an adaptable, efficient, and contamination-resistant solution for demanding cleaning requirements.

Abstract: A surface cleaning tool has a frame supporting a resiliently flexible panel supported by the frame in an arcuate configuration such that at least one of first and second opposite end portions of the resiliently flexible panel can be moved closer to the other end portion.

Abstract: A surface cleaning tool has a frame supporting a resiliently flexible panel supported by the frame in an arcuate configuration such that at least one of first and second opposite end portions of the resiliently flexible panel can be moved closer to the other end portion.

Abstract: A cleaning tool includes a base wall and at least one curving wall extending away from the base wall and upward in a direction away from a surface to be cleaned.