Abstract: A dusting device for a cleaning machine, being capable of detachably assembled to a bottom of the cleaning machine, includes at least a first rotary disc, a second rotary disc, an idler pulley, a driving rope unit, and dusting elements respectively attached to the first and second rotary discs. The driving rope unit is movably disposed on the first rotary disc, the idler pulley, and the second rotary disc. The first rotary disc is driven to rotate by a motor installed in the cleaning machine, and the idle pulley is driven to rotate by the driving rope unit and the first rotary disc, so as to further drive the second rotary disc to rotate in conjunction with the first rotary disc, whereby enabling the dusting elements to rotate to dust and clean a surface to be cleaned.

Abstract: A dusting device to be rotatably connected to the bottom of a cleaning machine or vacuum cleaner includes a rotary disc and a dusting element. The rotary disc includes a base and a connecting portion below the base. The connecting portion extends outward from the periphery of the base and has a bottom surface forming a pressing plate. The dusting element is detachably assembled to the connecting portion of the rotary disc in order to be pressed by the pressing plate. The dusting element includes at least one cleaning layer for contact with a surface to be cleaned so as to carry out dusting and cleaning.

Abstract: A rotary type dusting device, detachably assembled to an automatic cleaning machine, the rotary type dusting device includes a connecting base, a rotary disc, an affixing element, and a dusting element. The connecting base is driven by the cleaning machine to rotate and includes a plurality of interference portions and mounting portions for mounting bristles. The rotary disc is detachably connected to a bottom of the connecting base and is rotatable in conjunction with the connecting base. The rotary disc includes a plurality of positioning portions spaced apart from each other for correspondingly engaging the interference portions. The affixing element is fixed onto a bottom of the rotary disc for attaching the dusting element, so that the dusting element is rotatable in conjunction with the rotary disc and the bristles to carry out dusting and sweeping work.

Abstract: A dusting device to be rotatably connected to the bottom of a cleaning machine or vacuum cleaner includes a rotary disc and a dusting element. The rotary disc includes a base and a connecting portion below the base. The connecting portion extends outward from the periphery of the base and has a bottom surface forming a pressing plate. The dusting element is detachably assembled to the connecting portion of the rotary disc in order to be pressed by the pressing plate. The dusting element includes at least one cleaning layer for contact with a surface to be cleaned so as to carry out dusting and cleaning.

Abstract: A structure for automatically rotating a spiral rod is provided. The structure allows a dusting cloth to be turned into a spiral shape along the spiral rod by rotating a rotating element, and, while the rotating element is being rotated, a torsion spring generates a restoring torque. Once the rotating element is no longer rotated, a pulling element pressing against the teeth inside the rotating element retains the rotating element and thus keeps the dusting cloth in the spiral shape. When the pulling element is subsequently pulled away from the teeth of the rotating element, the rotating element automatically rotates in the reverse direction due to the restoring torque of the torsion spring.

Abstract: A structure for automatically rotating a spiral rod is provided. The structure allows a dusting cloth to be turned into a spiral shape along the spiral rod by rotating a rotating element, and, while the rotating element is being rotated, a torsion spring generates a restoring torque. Once the rotating element is no longer rotated, a pulling element pressing against the teeth inside the rotating element retains the rotating element and thus keeps the dusting cloth in the spiral shape. When the pulling element is subsequently pulled away from the teeth of the rotating element, the rotating element automatically rotates in the reverse direction due to the restoring torque of the torsion spring.

Abstract: A standing duster article consisting of a dusting portion and a spiral handle, wherein the dusting portion is comprised of a segmented intermingled yarn layer, a hot-meltable nonwoven fabric layer, a smooth nonwoven fabric layer, and a nonwoven/woven fabric layer; the segmented intermingled yarn layer is interleaved between the hot-meltable nonwoven fabric layer and the smooth nonwoven fabric layer; the nonwoven/woven fabric layer is further superimposed on the smooth nonwoven fabric layer; a hot-pressing process is carried out to fuse the segmented intermingled yarn layer, the hot-meltable nonwoven fabric layer, the smooth nonwoven fabric layer, and the nonwoven/woven fabric layer; the resulted lamination after fusion is cut by a cutting apparatus, so as to generate a slit in the middle to form the dusting portion which is easy to be folded to form two elongated openings; and a spiral end of the spiral handle is inserted into the openings to form the duster article with the spiral dusting portion.

Abstract: A spiral duster includes a cleaning cloth, a handle, a bent member connected to the handle, a bent tenon connected to the bent member, and a spiral member having a neck connected to the bent tenon and a flat portion extended from the neck, wherein two studs are formed on lower portions of the lateral surfaces of the bent member respectively; the bent tenon has a cambered recess for receiving the bent member; two holes are formed on lower portions of the lateral surfaces of the cambered recess respectively for receiving the studs on the bent member; the spiral member is to be received in a pocket of the cleaning cloth; a slot is disposed under the flat portion; a bar is inserted into the slot for fixing the cleaning cloth to the spiral member; and the cleaning cloth becomes spiral by wrapping around the spiral member.

Abstract: A standing duster article consisting of a dusting portion and a spiral handle, wherein the dusting portion is comprised of a segmented intermingled yarn layer, a hot-meltable nonwoven fabric layer, a smooth nonwoven fabric layer, and a nonwoven/woven fabric layer; the segmented intermingled yarn layer is interleaved between the hot-meltable nonwoven fabric layer and the smooth nonwoven fabric layer; the nonwoven/woven fabric layer is further superimposed on the smooth nonwoven fabric layer; a hot-pressing process is carried out to fuse the segmented intermingled yarn layer, the hot-meltable nonwoven fabric layer, the smooth nonwoven fabric layer, and the nonwoven/woven fabric layer; the resulted lamination after fusion is cut by a cutting apparatus, so as to generate a slit in the middle to form the dusting portion which is easy to be folded to form two elongated openings; and a spiral end of the spiral handle is inserted into the openings to form the duster article with the spiral dusting portion.

Abstract: A double-face usable duster and the method for making the cleaning cloth thereof for cleaning dust off various articles comprises a first surface cleaning layer and a second surface cleaning layer and a central layer, each of the surface cleaning layers being formed by two layers of non-woven fabric through a hot-melt process. The central layer is an electrostatic precipitating portion sandwiched between the surface cleaning layers made of hot melt yarns. The three layers are combined to form the cleaning cloth of a double-face usable duster. Each of the surface cleaning layers is further provided with a plurality of sleeves for retaining a handle.

Abstract: A curved cleaning duster comprises a cleaning cloth: a handle, a bent tenon being connected to the bending rod; the tenon having a cambered casing and a buckle groove for receiving the bending rod; each of two lateral sides of the groove having a rib; a lower side of the groove having a thought hole for receiving the post as the bending rod being inserted into the groove and the ribs being buckled into the trenches; a curved plate having a neck and a platform; a lower side of the platform having an opening; a bar being installed at an interior of the opening for clamping a surface of the cleaning cloth; and the plate having a head for receiving the recess of the cleaning cloth; the cleaning cloth being wound around the plate to have a curved shape.