IP Library Granted Patent US 12,336,682
Granted Patent B2
US 12,336,682 · App. 18/207,551 · Granted Jun 24, 2025

Extraction cleaner

Inventors: Adam Udy (Eastbourne, GB); Lee Cottrell (Edenbridge, GB); Chi Ho Hui (London, GB); Jian cheng Wang (Suzhou, CN); Fariha Ahmed (Brighton, MA); Jennifer Andrews (Cambridge, MA); Devan Schappler (Woburn, MA); Dejian He (Suzhou, CN); Kevin O'Malley (London, GB); Ognjen Vrdoljak (Quebec, CA); Peter Cahaly (West Newbury, MA); Scott Niedzwecki (Plainville, MA); Bartholomew De Banzie Lampard (London, GB); Qiang Liu (Suzhou, CN); Yinhui Li (Suzhou, CN); Daniel Innes (Worthing, GB); Jordan Ridgley (High Wycombe, GB); Linqiang Feng (Suzhou, CN); Yongsheng Lai (Suzhou, CN); Mingchun Zhu (Suzhou, CN); Xavier Cullere (Newton, MA); Zach Shonfeld (Cambridge, MA); Ryan Shimizu (Framingham, MA); Jeremy McDaniel (Plainville, MA)
Assignee: SharkNinja Operating LLC
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Patent No.
US 12,336,682
App. No.
18/207,551
Granted
Jun 24, 2025
Kind
B2
Abstract

An extraction cleaner may include a base, an upright body pivotally coupled to the base, a supply tank removably coupled to the upright body and a recovery tank removably coupled to the upright body. The base may include a non-removable door and a removable suction nozzle. At least one fluid dispensing nozzle may be provided on the door. The door may be pivotally coupled to the base for providing access to an agitator. The cleaner may include and auto-spray configuration. The cleaner may include a support on the upright portion for the recovery tank. The cleaner may include an additive tank received in a receptacle of the supply tank. The recovery tank may include a float and/or an airflow management configuration. The cleaner may include a cleaning tool and a suction changeover valve and/or a fluid changeover valve. The cleaner may include a mixing valve for supplying fluid to a fluid changeover valve. A cleaning composition including an aqueous based cleaning solution mixed, on demand, with an aqueous based oxidizing solution is also provided.

Claims (48)

1. An extraction cleaner comprising:

a base comprising:

a frame,

a door non-removably coupled to the frame, the door comprising a top surface and a bottom surface, the bottom surface of the door defining at least a portion of an agitator cavity,

at least one fluid dispensing nozzle coupled to the door and exposed at a bottom surface of the door, the at least one fluid dispensing nozzle being configured for distributing cleaning fluid directly or indirectly onto a surface to be cleaned, and

a suction nozzle removably coupled to the base and having a front wall, a rear wall, and a suction nozzle pathway defined between the front wall and the rear wall, the rear wall being positioned in opposed facing relationship to the top surface of the door, the suction nozzle pathway having a suction inlet configured to be disposed adjacent the surface to be cleaned and a suction outlet configured for removably coupling to an internal suction conduit of the base to at least in part define a base airflow path extending from the suction inlet and through the base;

an upright body pivotally coupled to the base;

an agitator disposed in the agitator cavity and configured for agitating the surface to be cleaned;

a supply tank for storing the cleaning fluid; and

a recovery tank configured for receiving recovered fluid extracted from the surface to be cleaned by suction established at the suction inlet.

2. The extraction cleaner according to claim 1 , wherein the door is pivotally coupled to the frame to pivot between a closed position wherein the agitator is inaccessible from a top of the base and an open position wherein the agitator is accessible from a top of the base.

3. The extraction cleaner according to claim 1 , the base further comprising at least one inlet port extending through an associated opening in the door, the inlet port being fluidly coupled to a base supply line below the bottom surface of the door and being fluidly coupled to a supply tube above a top surface of the door, the supply tube being fluidly coupled to the at least one fluid dispensing nozzle.

4. The extraction cleaner according to claim 1 , wherein the door includes an opening therein and the base airflow path extends from the suction inlet and through the opening.

5. The extraction cleaner according to claim 1 , wherein the at least one fluid dispensing nozzle comprises a first fluid dispensing nozzle and a second fluid dispensing nozzle, and wherein the base further comprises a first inlet port and a second inlet port, the first and second inlet ports each being fluidly coupled to a base supply line below a bottom surface of the door, the first inlet port being fluidly coupled to a first supply tube above a top surface of the door and the second inlet port being fluidly coupled to a second supply tube above a top surface of the door, the first and second supply tubes being fluidly coupled to the first and second fluid dispensing nozzles, respectively.

6. The extraction cleaner according to claim 1 , wherein the at least one fluid dispensing nozzle is configured to distribute the cleaning fluid forward of the agitator and onto the surface to be cleaned in a spray pattern.

7. The extraction cleaner according to claim 1 , wherein the at least one fluid dispensing nozzle is positioned such that the cleaning fluid distributed from the at least one fluid dispensing nozzle impacts the surface to be cleaned at a location within 1.5 cm from the rear wall of the suction nozzle.

8. The extraction cleaner according to claim 1 , wherein the at least one fluid dispensing nozzle comprises a first fluid dispensing nozzle and a second fluid dispensing nozzle, wherein the first fluid dispensing nozzle is configured to distribute the cleaning fluid forward of the agitator and onto the surface to be cleaned in a first spray pattern and the second fluid dispensing nozzle is configured to distribute the cleaning fluid forward of the agitator and onto the surface to be cleaned in a second spray pattern, wherein the first spray pattern and the second spray pattern overlap or be separated by 5 mm or less at a location between the first and second fluid dispensing nozzles.

9. The extraction cleaner according to claim 1 , wherein the suction outlet is oriented downward relative to a top surface of the suction nozzle for removably coupling to the internal suction conduit.

10. The extraction cleaner according to claim 1 , wherein a connector end of the suction nozzle disposed adjacent the upright portion is configured for removably coupling to the base.

11. The extraction cleaner according to claim 1 , wherein the rear wall of the suction nozzle does not form any part of the agitator cavity.

12. The extraction cleaner according to claim 1 , the base further comprising an auto-spray detector, the auto-spray detector being responsive to movement of the base and configured to cause distribution of the cleaning fluid from the at least one fluid dispensing nozzle when the base is moved in a forward direction.

13. The extraction cleaner according to claim 12 , further comprising a controller configured to configured to distribute the cleaning fluid at a first flow rate when the base is moved in a forward direction and at a second, non-zero, flow rate when the base is moved in rearward direction.

14. The extraction cleaner according to claim 1 , wherein the supply tank comprises a receptacle and the extractor further comprises an additive tank for storing a second cleaning fluid, at least a portion of the additive tank being removably received in the receptacle.

15. The extraction cleaner according to claim 1 , wherein the upright portion defines a support and wherein a bottom of the recovery tank is removably supported on the support with an outer of the recovery tank overhanging the support.

16. The extraction cleaner according to claim 1 , wherein the recovery tank comprises a tank body and a cover, the tank body comprising a recovery conduit and configured to retain the recovered fluid; the cover having an outlet fluidly coupled to a suction motor, the suction motor generating suction airflow through the recovery tank, the cover further comprising a float having a buoyant member configured to float on the recovered fluid and a valve member configured to block the suction airflow when the recovered fluid reaches a full level, the buoyant member having a flat side surface disposed on only one side of the recovery conduit.

17. The extraction cleaner according to claim 1 , wherein the recovery tank comprises a tank body and a cover, the tank body comprising a recovery conduit and configured to retain the recovered fluid, the cover having an outlet fluidly coupled to a suction motor, the suction motor generating suction airflow through the recovery tank, the cover comprising an airflow management body comprising flanges extending outwardly therefrom and toward the side walls of the tank body, the flanges configured to direct the suction airflow from a top of the recovery conduit downwardly toward a bottom of the tank body.

18. The extraction cleaner according to claim 1 , the extraction cleaner further comprising:

a flexible hose;

a cleaning tool coupled to the flexible hose and having a cleaning tool suction inlet, wherein a cleaning tool airflow path extends from the cleaning tool suction inlet and through the flexible hose; and

at least one cleaning tool fluid dispensing nozzle coupled to the cleaning tool.

19. The extraction cleaner according to claim 18 , the extraction cleaner further comprising a suction changeover valve, the suction changeover valve comprising:

a base inlet port fluidly coupled to the base airflow path;

a cleaning tool inlet port fluidly coupled to the cleaning tool airflow path; and

an outlet port fluidly coupled to the recovery tank, the suction changeover valve having a base suction state wherein the outlet port is fluidly coupled to the base inlet port for receiving the recovered fluid from the surface to be cleaned through the base airflow path and into the recovery tank and a cleaning tool suction state wherein the outlet port is fluidly coupled to the cleaning tool inlet port for receiving the recovered fluid from the target surface through the cleaning tool inlet port and into the recovery tank.

20. The extraction cleaner according to claim 19 , wherein the suction changeover valve is in the cleaning tool suction state when the upright portion is in an upright position and automatically transitions to the base suction state when the upright portion is reclined from the upright position.

21. The extraction cleaner according to claim 19 , the extraction cleaner further comprising a fluid changeover valve, the fluid changeover valve having a base supply state wherein the cleaning fluid is fluidly coupled to the base supply line and a cleaning tool supply state wherein a second cleaning fluid is fluidly coupled to the cleaning tool supply line, and wherein the fluid changeover valve is coupled to the suction change over valve, whereby when the suction changeover valve is placed in the base suction state the fluid changeover valve is placed in the base supply state and when the section changeover valve is placed in the cleaning tool suction state the fluid changeover valve is placed in the cleaning tool supply state.

22. The extraction cleaner according to claim 21 , wherein the suction changeover valve is coupled to the fluid changeover valve through a connecting rod, the connecting rod having at least one valve engagement surface for contacting at least one valve member to move the fluid changeover valve to the base supply state or the cleaning tool supply state.

23. The extraction cleaner according to claim 18 , the extraction cleaner further comprising a fluid changeover valve, the fluid changeover valve having a base supply state wherein the cleaning fluid is fluidly coupled to a base supply line coupled to the at least one fluid dispensing nozzle of the base and a cleaning tool supply state wherein a second cleaning fluid is fluidly coupled to a cleaning tool supply line fluidly coupled to the at least one cleaning tool fluid dispensing nozzle.

24. The extraction cleaner according to claim 23 , wherein the cleaning fluid is different from the second cleaning fluid.

25. The extraction cleaner according to claim 1 , the extraction cleaner further comprising:

a flexible hose;

a cleaning tool coupled to the flexible hose and having a cleaning tool suction inlet, wherein a cleaning tool airflow path extends from the cleaning tool suction inlet and through the flexible hose;

at least one cleaning tool fluid dispensing nozzle coupled to the cleaning tool;

an additive tank for storing a second cleaning fluid; and

at least one valve fluidly coupled to the additive tank for controlling supply of the second cleaning fluid to the at least one fluid dispensing nozzle or the cleaning tool fluid dispensing nozzle.

26. The extraction cleaner according to claim 25 , the extraction cleaner further comprising a controller configured to control the valve to discontinue supply of the second cleaning fluid to the at least one fluid dispensing nozzle or the cleaning tool fluid dispensing nozzle after a predetermined amount of time.

27. The extraction cleaner according to claim 25 , the extraction cleaner further comprising a flow sensor fluidly coupled to an output of the supply tank and a controller configured to control the valve to discontinue supply of the second cleaning fluid to the at least one fluid dispensing nozzle or the cleaning tool fluid dispensing nozzle in response to an output of the flow sensor.

28. The extraction cleaner according to claim 25 , the extraction cleaner further comprising a flow sensor fluidly coupled to an output of the additive tank and a controller configured to illuminate a lamp in response to an output of the flow sensor to indicate the second cleaning fluid is being delivered from the additive tank.

Assignments (2)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Oct 3, 2023
From: UDY, ADAM; COTTRELL, LEE; HUI, CHI HO; WANG, JIAN CHENG; AHMED, FARIHA; ANDREWS, JENNIFER; SCHAPPLER, DEVAN; HE, DEJIAN; O'MALLEY, KEVIN; VRDOLJAK, OGNJEN; CAHALY, PETER; NIEDZWECKI, SCOTT; DE BANZIE LAMPARD, BARTHOLOMEW; LIU, QIANG; LI, YINHUI; INNES, DANIEL; RIDGLEY, JORDAN; YAO, BIN; FENG, LINQIANG; LAI, YONGSHENG; ZHU, MINGCHUN; QIN, MINGLIANG; CULLERE, XAVIER; SHONFELD, ZACH; SHIMIZU, RYAN; MCDANIEL, JEREMY; DAHLGREN, RICHARD MARC
To: SHARKNINJA OPERATING LLC
Reel/Frame 065108/0484 →
NOTICE OF GRANT OF SECURITY INTEREST IN PATENTS Recorded Jul 20, 2023
From: SHARKNINJA OPERATING LLC
To: BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., AS ADMINISTRATIVE AGENT
Reel/Frame 064600/0098 →
Continuity (3)
Continuation PCTCN2023083670 · Mar 24, 2023
Provisional Application 63440250 · Jan 20, 2023
Related Publication 20240245272A1 · Jul 25, 2024
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