Two handed vehicle wash apparatus. The invention is used for washing a variety of vehicles. The apparatus has water constantly flowing through it. Soap is also inserted directly into the said invention
OwnerJohn Jay Grobermaninventor
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Abstract
It is a two handed apparatus used for washing vehicles. A bucket or water receptacle is no longer required. Constant flow of water, and the soap receptacle make it so you no longer need to pause while washing. Seeing that the water is flowing through a ¼ inch diameter tube; you use less water than the traditional method of washing a vehicle. Hands are kept dryer due to the waterproof nylon backing of the invention.
Claims2
This is a two handed vehicle washing apparatus. Soap is poured directly into the apparatus prior to washing. A waterline is connected directly to the apparatus so the flow of water is continuous. Water pressure is controlled by a valve that is incorporated into the apparatus. It is a low flow apparatus because the hose is ¼ inch in diameter.
- There is no more need for a bucket or for presoaking the vehicle, due to the constant flow of water through the device.
The apparatus is configured in an hourglass shape. The first section of microfiber material is used as the washing surface. The second section is a polyester batting, used for padding and to equally distribute soap and water evenly throughout the apparatus. The third section consists of a thin plastic mesh which is used so the apparatus maintains its shape. The forth section is made of a coated nylon which is used as a waterproof backing for the apparatus. The fifth section of the apparatus consists of two elastic sleeves placed at either end of the apparatus. The sleeves are of sufficient size to accommodate human hands and hold them in place. The sixth section is a soap reservoir that is located on the center top of the apparatus. The reservoir has a screw top. This is used to distribute liquid soap into the apparatus. The seventh section is a water reservoir that is located on the center side of the apparatus. This is used to connect the apparatus to a garden hose so that water is constantly flowing throughout the apparatus. The eighth section is the water control valve located between the soap reservoir and the water reservoir.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.