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Suck Up Mop
No, it isn't constantly looking for approval | |
I have just dropped a full cup of coffee. Big puddle of coffee all over the kitchen floor. Mopping it up is laborious, I always seem to end up adding more fluid to the mix than I am removing. Maybe it's because I'm not a girl or maybe it is because the mop is a basically poor design.
The Suck Up Mop
looks like your average squeegee style mop but has a hole in the middle of the squeegee plate. The handle is a two part handle similar to a bicycle pump with much the same function. Pull the upper part of the handle and suction draws the liquid into the handle. To empty the handle push the handle down to squirt the fluid into the bucket.
Average squeegee style mop
http://www.lakeland...ead/F/product/20204
[The_Saint, Dec 31 2009]
A powered version of this idea.
http://www.amazon.c...ender/dp/B000MY9FQY
The colour may be wrong, though. [Aristotle, Dec 31 2009]
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My "this is baked" senses twitched. See link. |
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I knew a powered version had been baked. The wet and dry vacuum cleaner has been around a long time but I couldn't find a manual version. |
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Would it work on human blood in large quantities ? if so, [+]. |
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"I'm not touching that floor - it's filthy!" |
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Stuck-up a mop.... Help! - Can someone please get me down?
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This is a tough one to confirm whether it exists or
not, I have to admit - seeing that the mop and water
extraction sphere is a crowded one. |
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