InventHelp Inventor Develops New Bucket and Scoop for Debris Collection
InventHelp has unveiled a new sweeping tool designed to streamline debris collection by combining a bucket with an integrated scoop. The invention aims to improve efficiency for tasks ranging from construction cleanup to household chores.
PITTSBURGH, Sept. 16, 2026 – A new tool for collecting debris, called the SIMPLE CLEAN PAIL SCOOP, has been developed by an inventor and presented by InventHelp. This invention aims to provide a more efficient method for sweeping and collecting various types of debris.
The core of the invention lies in its integrated design, which combines a standard bucket with a scoop mechanism. This allows users to sweep debris directly into the bucket without the need for a separate dustpan or additional tools, potentially saving time and effort.
According to the inventor, the motivation behind the design was to find a more streamlined approach to cleanup tasks. The SIMPLE CLEAN PAIL SCOOP is intended for use in a variety of settings, including construction sites, workshops, and general household cleaning.
InventHelp, which offers invention development services, has not provided details regarding the commercialization or availability of the SIMPLE CLEAN PAIL SCOOP. The company continues to work with inventors to bring new concepts to market.