Hydro-wash-aspirator
OwnerIgnacio Fernandez Gonzalezinventor
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The subject device of the invention is electric and used for cleaning, especially for washing and waxing cars. The main characteristic thereof is to spray cleaning solution, wash and aspirate the removed dirt and store same. The first, tri-functional operation is performed by the head, comprising a brush with a preferably circular cross-section wherein the scrubbing bristles (1) in the frontal view of the drawn example form a circular crown; interspersed between said bristles are the pipes for spraying the washing solution (3), which are channelled from the pipe (4) which together with the wider cross-section aspiration pipes forms the barrel and in the FIGURE exits in the centre. Said barrel joins the head to the handle. The interior volume, limited by the scrubbing bristles (1), the face (2) of the head bearing said bristles and the surface for cleaning form a chamber wherein washing and aspiration take place. If these limits also are also taken to include the mouths of the spraying and aspiration conduits, this completes the head washing-aspiration system, which is the main basis of said tri-functional operation: spraying the cleaning solution, washing and aspirating. When cleaning begins the volume stored by the sac containing the cleaning product is full and therefore expanded and that containing the waste product is folded; as cleaning progresses the volume of the former reduces, it folds in on itself and the volume of the latter begins to unfold and expand, for both are flexible and impermeable. Both sacs are also extractable for replacement purposes.
Electrical apparatus with capability of performing the simultaneous operations of spraying the cleaning solution, scrubbing, and aspirating the just loosened and dissolved dirt, storing it. The first trifunctional operation is carried out by the head, formed by a brush that supports the scrubbing bristles, and where both aspiration and the spraying of the cleaning solution emerge. Specifically, what is claimed is the system of scrubbing and aspiration of the head, consisting of the chamber bounded by the face of the head that supports the scrubbing bristles, with these latter and the surface being cleaned being combined with the mouths of the aspiration and spray conduits for the cleaning solution. It can have various shapes, both for the face of the head and for the arrangement of the scrubbing bristles, including the disposition and number of the mouths of the liquid conduits.
Common space to store the two pouches, the one that contains the cleaning solution and the one containing the resulting spent solution, since the number representing the volume of one of them is always approximately the inverse of the one representing the volume of the other, and the use of flexible as well as impermeable material for both pouches, which should also be removable so that they can be replaced. Each one being independent of the other and one connected to the cleaning liquid spray conduit and the other to the aspiration conduit.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.