Haircare appliance
AssigneeDyson Technology Limited
InventorAyrton Lloyd Taylor Peel
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Abstract
Disclosed is a haircare appliance including: an air inlet; an air outlet; an airflow generator for generating an airflow from the air inlet to the air outlet; a heater for heating the airflow; and a hair treatment chamber for receiving hair, the hair treatment chamber in fluid communication with the air outlet. The hair treatment chamber includes a wall, an opening through which hair is insertable into the hair treatment chamber, and an aperture formed in the wall. The haircare appliance includes a first configuration in which airflow through the aperture is unrestricted and a second configuration in which airflow through the aperture is restricted.
Claims18
An attachment for a haircare appliance, the attachment comprising an air inlet, an air outlet for emitting an airflow, and a hair treatment chamber for receiving hair, the hair treatment chamber in fluid communication with the air outlet;
- wherein the hair treatment chamber comprises a wall, an opening through which hair is insertable into the hair treatment chamber, and an aperture formed in the wall, and wherein the attachment comprises a first configuration in which airflow through the aperture is unrestricted and a second configuration in which airflow through the aperture is restricted.
A haircare appliance comprising:
- an air inlet;
- an air outlet;
- an airflow generator for generating an airflow from the air inlet to the air outlet;
- and a hair treatment chamber for receiving hair, the hair treatment chamber in fluid communication with the air outlet;
- wherein the hair treatment chamber comprises a wall, an opening through which hair is insertable into the hair treatment chamber, and an aperture formed in the wall, and
- wherein the haircare appliance comprises a first configuration in which airflow through the aperture is unrestricted and a second configuration in which airflow through the aperture is restricted.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.