Liquid extraction device for a vacuum cleaner

Brushing – scrubbing – and general cleaning – Machines – With air blast or suction

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153272, 15339, 55216, A47L 700

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055704891

ABSTRACT:
A liquid extraction device for a vacuum cleaner includes a base equipped with wheels, a container having an opening and a closed bottom end received on the base, a cover sealedly mounted over the opening of the container and a filter assembly fixedly attached to and below the cover. The cover has a connecting port adapted to be connected to the vacuum cleaner. The container has a sucking port adapted to be connected to a working head and a deflector neighboring the sucking port and extending toward the bottom end of the container. A float is mounted on the filter assembly whereby when liquid in the container has reached a predetermined level, the float will be lifted to block the connecting port of the cover.

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