fig1 shows a receptacle 1 according to the invention , which is not yet fastened to the cleaning device 2 . the cleaning device 2 comprises a body 2 a , which is composed of an upper housing half 2 o and a lower housing half 2 u , wherein the two housing halves 2 o , 2 u are held together by means of screws ( not shown ). a grip 2 b is fastened to the body 2 a . for this purpose the body 2 a can comprise a fastening device , for example in the form of an internal thread , into which the grip 2 b can be screwed . instead of the grip 2 b a handle can however also be screwed in . in addition it is possible for the grip or handle to be formed in one piece with the body 2 a or with a housing half 2 o , 2 u . a wiper blade 2 c is clamped with its long side between the housing halves 2 o , 2 u . the free other long side forms the wiper lip 2 d . the receptacle 1 comprises a trough - shaped region 1 t , which is formed by the longitudinal side walls 1 a , 1 b and the front walls 1 d . the longitudinal side walls 1 a , 1 b are joined to one another on the underneath 1 i of the trough - shaped region 1 t by means of a floor wall 1 h . spacer elements 1 g , which are formed in particular as reinforcing ribs , are shaped on the inner wall 1 y of the trough - shaped region 1 t , and are designed so that the inner wall 1 y is always at a minimum distance from the outer wall of the surrounding body 2 a , whereby the intermediate space z is formed between the receptacle 1 and the body 2 a and serves to receive a fluid f removed from a surface s ( see fig1 ) by means of the auxiliary blade 2 c , 2 d . two wall sections 1 c are formed on top at the rear longitudinal side wall 1 b , wherein the free ends 1 f of the sections overlap the upper side 2 h of the body 2 a of the cleaning device 2 and in particular are formed so that a type of locking engagement or snap - on connection is realised , so that in the installed state the receptacle is held by positive engagement on the body of the cleaning device 2 . the wall sections 1 c , 1 f are thin - walled as far as possible so that they have a certain elasticity , so that the receptacle 1 can be detached with a certain expenditure of force from the cleaning device 2 or its body 2 a . since the grip 2 b is fastened to the rear side of the body 2 a and the rear wall 1 b of the receptacle 1 is arranged in the region of the fastening of the grip 2 b , a corresponding recess 1 e must be formed on the rear wall 1 b , 1 c , by means of which the receptacle 1 can be slid from below onto the body 2 a and can with its free catch ends 1 f overlap the body 2 a on its upper side 2 h . on the upper side 2 h the body 2 a comprises longitudinal projections or webs 2 g , which serve as gripping surfaces when the body 2 a of the cleaning device is gripped by the hand . these webs 2 g at the same time serve for locking engagement and as a rear grip for the free ends 1 f of the receptacle 1 . the cleaning device 2 illustrated in fig1 to 3 comprises in the region underneath the wiper blade 2 c a groove 2 e formed on the lower housing half 2 u for receiving removed fluid . this groove 2 e has only a limited capacity , which is increased by the receptacle 1 according to the invention . the front longitudinal side wall 1 a is formed so that the free edge 1 p terminates in front of the groove 2 e underneath the wiper blade 2 c and optionally presses against the underneath side 2 cu of the wiper blade 2 c , unless the wiper blade 2 c , as illustrated in fig1 , is bent by pressing against a surface s to be cleaned and is bent away from the edge 1 p . the formed webs or ribs 1 g have recesses 1 m , in which the groove 2 e of the lower housing half 2 u of the cleaning device 2 can lie in the trough - shaped region 1 t . if the cleaning device 2 does not have a corresponding groove 2 e , the reinforcing ribs 1 g can also be formed without a corresponding recess 1 m . as is clear from fig4 to 7 , the reinforcing ribs 1 g , which are formed on the front longitudinal wall 1 a and on the rear longitudinal wall 1 b , are not connected to one another , so that they form a passage channel 1 k through which the fluid f 3 can flow along the floor wall 1 h from one front side 1 t to the other side , so long as the cleaning device 2 is appropriately inclined or swivelled backwards and forwards . the side walls 1 d can with their ends 1 z extend somewhat higher than the edge 1 p of the front longitudinal side 1 a , so that , as illustrated in fig9 , they engage the wiper blade 2 c at least partly on the side . fig8 and 9 show the installed overall device consisting of cleaning device 2 and receptacle 1 , the side wall 1 d of the receptacle 1 being cut away in fig8 so that the channel 1 k as well as the spacing elements in the form of reinforcing ribs 1 g together with their recesses 1 m are visible . the housing body 2 a of the cleaning device 2 is clamped between the spacing elements 1 g and the projection 1 f and / or the wall sections 1 d , so that the receptacle 1 and cleaning device 2 can be detached from one another only by applying a certain force . as illustrated in fig9 , the wiper blade 2 c impacts with its lower side 2 cu against the edge 1 p of the front wall 1 a of the receptacle , whereby the fluid already contained in the intermediate space z is to some extent prevented from flowing out forwardly from the receptacle 1 . the recess le of the rear wall 1 b , 1 c engages the lug of the grip or fastening element 2 p of the body 2 a . if desired , the edging 1 n of the recess 1 e can be hermetically sealed with respect to the body 2 a by means of a seal , so that the fluid present in the receptacle 1 cannot flow unintentionally from the receptacle 1 via the recess 1 e . fig1 shows the whole device consisting of receptacle 1 and cleaning device 2 in use , whereby the fluid f , f 1 present on a pane is removed by means of the whole device and collected in the receptacle 1 . the arrow r a shows the fluid removal direction of the whole device along the pane s . by pressing the wiper blade 2 c against the pane s the wiper blade 2 c is bent and is raised from the front edge 1 p of the receptacle 1 . by means of the wiper lip 2 d a droplet of the fluid f 1 , represented as a sphere , is removed from the pane s and travels as a bubble ( f 2 ) along the lower side 2 cu of the wiper blade 2 c into the opening e and from there into the intermediate space z , where the fluid f 3 is collected . it is not absolutely necessary that the wiper blade 2 c with its lower side 2 cu abuts in the non - actuated state in a hermetically sealing manner against the edge 1 p . it is furthermore possible to provide an outflow opening in the region of the floor wall 1 i , which can be closed if desired and to which also an outflow tube or additional receptacle can be connected , so that an even larger volume of removed fluid f can be collected before the cleaning device and the receptacle fastened thereto have to be emptied for further use . obviously the receptacle according to the invention can also be used for a cleaning device without a grip 2 b or fastening element 2 p . the receptacle then does not require a corresponding recess 2 e , i . e . the projections 2 c can be connected to one another . it will be appreciated by those skilled in the art that changes could be made to the embodiments described above without departing from the broad inventive concept thereof . it is understood , therefore , that this invention is not limited to the particular embodiments disclosed , but it is intended to cover modifications within the spirit and scope of the present invention as defined by the appended claims .
a collector container for a cleaning device , wherein the cleaning device has an elongate main part with a centrally positioned handle element or a fastening element for a stem or handle , and a wiping blade is fastened to the main part , and wherein the collector container can be fastened or more particularly clipped to the main part of the cleaning device .