Cleaning sheath for power tools with cutting blades and methods of using
OwnerRichard Brizzyinventor
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Abstract
A cleaning sheath for power tools, including a sheath assembly, wherein the sheath assembly includes a sheath, and wherein the sheath is rigid, the sheath is made of an impermeable material, and the sheath is hollow, a lid assembly located at one end of the sheath, a loop assembly located adjacent to the lid assembly, a cleaning solution located within a portion of the sheath, wherein the cleaning solution is adapted to clean and disinfect power tool blades located within the sheath, and an attaching assembly, wherein the attaching assembly includes an attaching element, and wherein the attaching element is removably attached to the sheath, and the attaching element is removably attached to predetermined surfaces.
Claims11
A cleaning and disinfecting system, comprising:
- a sheath, wherein the sheath is rigid, wherein the sheath is made of an impermeable material, and wherein the sheath is hollow;
- a cleaning and disinfecting solution located within a portion of the sheath, and wherein the cleaning and disinfecting solution includes mineral spirits;
- a power tool having power tool blades, wherein the power tool blades are retained within a portion of the sheath, and wherein the power tool blades interact with the cleaning and disinfecting solution to clean and disinfect the power tool blades;
- a lid assembly located at one end of the sheath, wherein the lid assembly is further comprised of;
- a lid,
- a lid hinge rotatably connected to the lid and the one end of the sheath,
- a lid retainer, wherein a first opening is located in the lid retainer, wherein sides of the first opening are configured to interact with sides of the power tool blades in order to remove an excess of the cleaning and disinfecting solution located on sides of the power tool blades,
- a lid gasket located on a first side of the lid, and
- a lid extension located on one edge of the lid;
- and
- an attaching assembly, wherein the attaching assembly includes an attaching element such that the attaching element is removably attached to the sheath, and the attaching element is configured to be able to be removably attached to a structure.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.