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US 2012/0055415 A1Published application
Grooming Device
OwnerRalph Whitmaninventor
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Abstract
A grooming tool or hair grasping device suitable for effectively and efficiently removing unwanted hair from an animal's coat. The device includes a handle portion extending along a handle axis and having a first end including a stripping surface. The stripping surface is substantially tapered in a direction transverse to the handle axis and may include a roughened surface.
Claims20
A grooming device comprising:
- a handle portion extending generally along a handle axis;
- a first end of the handle portion;
- the first end of the handle portion comprising a first stripping surface;
- the first stripping surface being substantially tapered in a direction transverse to the handle axis;
- and
- the first stripping surface comprising a substantially rough surface texture.
3 more elements
A grooming device comprising:
- a handle portion extending along a handle axis;
- a first end of the handle portion;
- the first end of the handle portion comprising a first surface;
- the first surface increasing in width as the first end extends in a direction transverse to the handle axis;
- a second end of the handle portion;
- the second end of the handle portion comprising a second surface;
- the second surface increasing in width as the second end extends in a direction transverse to the handle axis;
- the second surface comprising a substantially rough surface texture.
5 more elements
A grooming device comprising:
- a handle portion extending generally along a handle axis;
- a pliable material substantially enclosing the handle portion configured to substantially mold to the user's hand;
- a first end of the handle portion;
- the first end of the handle portion comprising a first stripping surface;
- the first stripping surface being substantially tapered in a direction transverse to the handle axis;
- and
- the first stripping surface comprising a substantially rough surface texture.
4 more elements
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.