Wireless hot shaving cream dispenser
AssigneeLTHR, Inc.
InventorsAndrew Linton, Robert Firth, Robert Riley, Eamon Croghan
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Abstract
A wireless hot shaving cream dispenser is provided. The dispenser includes a nozzle extending from a housing for dispensing a foam output. A flow path extends within the housing from a soap solution reservoir to the nozzle. A disrupter on the flow path downstream from the reservoir has a convoluted surface on the flow path to form a foam from soap solution flowing along the flow path. A heating assembly heats the dispenser to provide heat to the foam on the flow path, and a pump pumps soap solution from the reservoir through the disrupter to the nozzle along the flow path. A method of producing a hot shaving cream lather using the dispenser is provided.
Claims11
A hot shaving cream dispenser, comprising:
- a housing, a nozzle for dispensing a foam extending from the housing;
- a soap solution reservoir within the housing;
- a flow path within the housing from the reservoir to the nozzle;
- a disrupter on the flow path downstream from the reservoir, comprising a convoluted surface on the flow path to form a foam from soap solution flowing along the flow path, wherein the convoluted surface comprises a plurality of crossing channels formed in one or more surfaces of an internal passage within the disrupter, and the crossing channels are formed by a plurality of shapes extending from or formed within one or more surfaces of the internal passage within the disrupter;
- a heating assembly disposed to provide heat to the foam on the flow path;
- a pump disposed to pump soap solution from the reservoir through the disrupter to the nozzle along the flow path;
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- a power source in communication with the pump and the heating assembly, wherein the power source comprises one or more batteries disposed within the housing and further comprising a charging port disposed within the housing, the power source in electrical communication with the charging port, the charging port configured to receive a charging cable, whereby the one or more batteries can be periodically recharged.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.