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AssigneeThe Procter & Gamble Company
InventorsFrancois d?apos;Assise Marie Santiago Bardinet, Jelle Dankert Vuijk, John Russell Lawson
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The invention is an extendible liquid-applying spray arm for use with a liquid source, such as an electrical sprayer. It includes one handle and at least two tubular members which are telescopingly engaged with and slideable along one another. Sliding the tubular members extends/retracts the spray arm respectively for treating/storage or to meet particular work needs which require that said extendible spray arm has a short length. When the spray arm is collapsed, the telescopic members are at least partially arranged within the handle, so that the global length of the spray arm is less than the additional lengths of the handle and the telescopic portion. The spray arm further comprises a spray member for spraying the liquid. A flexible tube extends around the tubular members and connects to the nozzle member, which is preferably coiled around the tubular members.
A compact extendible liquid-applying spray arm for allowing a user to dispense a liquid product from a source of liquid, said spray arm comprising a handle, a telescopingly extendible wand connected to said handle, and a dispensing tubing attached outside said extendible wand, wherein said extendible spray arm is capable of extending between a collapsed position and an extended position, and at least one portion of the telescopingly extendible wand is arranged inside the handle when the compact spray arm is in the collapsed position.
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