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US 2006/0048328 A1Published application
Grill cleaning claw
OwnerMichael McIlree,inventor
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Abstract
A grill cleaning apparatus is provided for scraping to the grooves of grill broiler plates to remove unwanted matter comprising of an elongated body having a handle portion at one end and a scraper portion at the other end, with a claw extending outward from the scraper portion. The claw is shaped to fit into the angled grooves of most grills, having a trunk with at least two side portions that widen outward from the scraper portion and terminates with a plurality of spaced apart teeth. Each tooth has at least one projection for accessing the depth of the grooves to grasp and release any unwanted matter.
Claims20
A grill cleaning apparatus comprising:
- an elongated body having a handle portion at one end and a scraper portion at the opposite end, and a claw extending outwardly from said scraper portion, wherein said claw has a trunk with at least two side portions widening outward from said scraper portion and terminating with a plurality of teeth, each said tooth having a first edge provided away from said trunk creating a first angle relative to a horizontal axis of said trunk and a complementary second angle relative to a vertical axis of said trunk, a second edge provided inward from said first edge to form at least one projection, a third horizontal edge provided from said second edge extending along said horizontal axis of said trunk, and a fourth edge provided inward from said third edge to said trunk creating a third angle relative to said horizontal axis of said trunk, wherein an end wall connects an end of said fourth edge of a first tooth and an end of said first edge of a second tooth to create an indent.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.