Drying apparatus
OwnerJill Visitinventor
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Abstract
A drying apparatus is disclosed that includes at least a first absorbent layer and a waterproof layer attached to the first absorbent layer to form a drying body. At least three elongated handles can extend from radially from the drying body. Wet items such as food can be placed on the drying body and the elongated handles can be brought together to wrap the drying apparatus around the items. The elongated handles can be grasped by a user's hand and the drying apparatus can be swirled or slung by the elongated handles to force water and moisture from the items and into the absorbent layer of the drying apparatus to dry the items.
Claims19
A drying apparatus, comprising:
- a first absorbent layer;
- a waterproof layer attached to the first absorbent layer to form a drying body;
- and
- at least three elongated handles extending radially from the drying body.
A drying apparatus comprising:
- a first absorbent layer;
- a second absorbent layer;
- a waterproof layer positioned between the first and second absorbent layers to form a reversible drying body, the reversible drying body having at least three corners;
- and
- at least three elongated handles extending radially from a corresponding corner of the drying body.
A method of removing water from an item, the method comprising the steps of:
- providing a drying apparatus including
- a first absorbent layer and a waterproof layer attached to the absorbent layer to form a drying body;
- at least three elongated handles extending radially from the drying body;
- placing the item adjacent the first absorbent layer of the drying apparatus;
- bringing the at least three elongated handles together to at least partially surround the item with the first absorbent layer;
- and
- swirling the drying apparatus in a circular motion via the at least three elongated handles.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.