Oral irrigator with handle support
AssigneeWater Pik, Inc.
InventorsBrian Boyd, Brian R. Williams, Kurt M. Taylor
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Abstract
An oral irrigator is provided. The oral irrigator may include a base unit defining a recess, a reservoir supported by the base unit, a handle support attached to the base unit above the recess, an oral irrigator handle supported by the handle support, and a tube attached to the handle and in fluid communication with the reservoir and the handle such that fluid from the reservoir flows through the tube into the handle. The tube may include a coiled portion that is received in the recess defined by the base unit when the handle is supported by the handle support.
Claims20
An oral irrigator comprising:
- a base unit including an upper base unit segment and a lower base unit segment, the upper base unit segment defining a recess in an upwardly-extending wall;
- a reservoir supported by the upper base unit segment;
- a handle support attached to the upper base unit segment above the recess;
- an oral irrigator handle supported by the handle support such that a bottom of the handle is positioned above a bottom of the recess;
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- a tube attached to the handle and in fluid communication with the reservoir and the handle such that fluid from the reservoir flows through the tube into the handle, wherein the tube includes a coiled portion that is received in the recess when the handle is supported by the handle support.
An oral irrigator comprising:
- a base unit including an upwardly-extending wall defining a recess;
- a reservoir supported by the base unit;
- a handle support attached to the base unit above the recess;
- an oral irrigator handle supported by the handle support such that a bottom of the handle is positioned above a bottom of the recess;
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- a tube attached to the handle and in fluid communication with the reservoir and the handle such that fluid from the reservoir flows through the tube into the handle, wherein the tube includes a coiled portion that is received in the recess defined by the base unit when the handle is supported by the handle support.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.