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The cleaning caddy apparatus provides compact portability for cleaning equipment and for a plurality of easily accessed tools, pivoting uprights, a downwardly disposed bucket with dual ringer/holders, front double wheels with pivot and larger rear wheels, and extendable handle. Compact portability a

The cleaning caddy apparatus provides compact portability for cleaning equipment and for a plurality of easily accessed tools, pivoting uprights, a downwardly disposed bucket with dual ringer/holders, front double wheels with pivot and larger rear wheels, and extendable handle. Compact portability and stability of the apparatus is further aided by the uprights and extensions being slightly inward of each of the opposed sides. The outwardly curved arms then enable the trailing axle supports with wheels to be outwardly positioned. The twin ringer/holders provide for dual squeegee insertion, as well as use of more than one mop or any other given tools. The forwardly disposed name plate on the bucket provides for easy recognition for workers, especially in situations wherein a plurality of the apparatus are used.

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1. A cleaning caddy apparatus comprising, in combination: a front spaced apart from a back, a top spaced apart from a bottom, and a first side spaced apart from a second side;a pair of spaced apart uprights comprising a first upright on the first side and a second upright on the second side;a cross

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A cleaning caddy apparatus comprising, in combination: a front spaced apart from a back, a top spaced apart from a bottom, and a first side spaced apart from a second side;a pair of spaced apart uprights comprising a first upright on the first side and a second upright on the second side;a cross brace disposed about midway between the uprights;a pair of extensions comprising a first extension disposed slideably within the first upright, a second extension disposed slideably within the second upright;a extension cross brace disposed between the extensions;a horizontally disposed handle connecting the extensions at the top;a first upper holder connected rearwardly and downwardly to the extension cross brace;a second upper holder connected to the extension cross brace, the second upper holder disposed at least partially below the first upper holder;a pair of spaced apart straps extended from the second upper holder;a first outwardly curved arm affixed downwardly to the first upright;a second outwardly curved arm affixed downwardly to the second upright;an identical cylindrical lower support affixed downwardly to each outwardly curved arm;a trailing axle support affixed to the back and rearwardly to each lower support;a wheel with axle affixed within each trailing axle support;a pliable tool holder affixed between the uprights below the cross brace;a plurality of internal pockets disposed within the pliable tool holder;a plurality of external pockets disposed outwardly on the pliable tool holder;an external strap with attachments affixed to the pliable tool holder first side;an upwardly open rectangular compartment affixed between the trailing axle supports;a bucket affixed forwardly to the lower uprights, the bucket further comprising: a pair of spaced apart ringer/holders comprising a first ringer/holder disposed within the bucket back and most proximal to the first side, a second ringer/holder disposed within the bucket back most proximal to the second side;a horizontally disposed pivoting bucket handle affixed upwardly to the bucket;a detachable bag affixed to the bucket first side;a cylindrical vertically disposed lower pole holder affixed to the bucket second side, most proximal to the bucket front;a plurality of hollow vertically disposed holders affixed side-by-side to the bucket second side;a name plate affixed to the bucket front;a front double wheel affixed to the bucket front bottom by a wheel pivot. 2. The apparatus according to claim 1 further comprising a cylindrical vertically oriented upper pole holder affixed to the handle second side. 3. The apparatus according to claim 2 further comprising a cylindrical vertically disposed lower pole holder affixed to the bucket second side, most proximal to the bucket front. 4. The apparatus according to claim 1 wherein the foot release further locks the uprights in a desired position. 5. The apparatus according to claim 2 wherein the foot release further locks the uprights in a desired position. 6. The apparatus according to claim 3 wherein the foot release further locks the uprights in a desired position. 7. A cleaning caddy apparatus comprising, in combination: a front spaced apart from a back, a top spaced apart from a bottom, and a first side spaced apart from a second side;a pair of spaced apart uprights comprising a first upright on the first side and a second upright on the second side;a cross brace disposed about midway between the uprights;a first lower upright extended downwardly from a hinge connecting the first lower upright to the first upright;a second lower upright extended downwardly from a hinge connecting the second lower upright to the second upright;a foot release disposed at the second side hinge, whereby a back pivot of the uprights is selectively controlled;a pair of extensions comprising a first extension disposed slideably within the first upright, a second extension disposed slideably within the second upright;a extension cross brace disposed between the extensions;a horizontally disposed handle connecting the extensions at the top;a first upper holder connected rearwardly and downwardly to the extension cross brace;a second upper holder connected to the extension cross brace, the second upper holder disposed at least partially below the first upper holder;a pair of spaced apart straps extended from the second upper holder;a cylindrical vertically oriented upper pole holder affixed to the handle second side;a first outwardly curved arm affixed to the first lower upright;a second outwardly curved arm affixed to the second lower upright;an identical cylindrical lower support affixed downwardly to each outwardly curved arm;a trailing axle support affixed to the back and rearwardly to each lower support;a wheel with axle affixed within each trailing axle support;a pliable tool holder affixed between the uprights below the cross brace;a plurality of internal pockets disposed within the pliable tool holder;a plurality of external pockets disposed outwardly on the pliable tool holder;an external strap with attachments affixed to the pliable tool holder first side;an upwardly open rectangular compartment affixed between the trailing axle supports;a bucket affixed forwardly to the lower uprights, the bucket further comprising: a pair of spaced apart ringer/holders comprising a first ringer/holder disposed within the bucket back and most proximal to the first side, a second ringer/holder disposed within the bucket back most proximal to the second side;a horizontally disposed pivoting bucket handle affixed upwardly to the bucket;a detachable bag affixed to the bucket first side;a cylindrical vertically disposed lower pole holder affixed to the bucket second side, most proximal to the bucket front;a plurality of hollow vertically disposed holders affixed side-by-side to the bucket second side;a name plate affixed to the bucket front;a front double wheel affixed to the bucket front bottom by a wheel pivot. 8. The apparatus according to claim 7 wherein the foot release further locks the uprights in a desired position.