Hose support apparatus
AssigneeEdison Nation, LLC
InventorsPeter LAVELLE, Thomas James PHILPOTT, Scott DROMMS, Jeff BROWNING
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Abstract
A hose support apparatus includes a spine member defining an axis, a handle attached along the spine member and first and second arcuate supports extending downwardly and inwardly from opposite sides of the spine member. The first arcuate support extends from the spine member at a first end thereof and the second arcuate support extends from the spine member at a second end thereof such that the arcuate supports are adapted to support a section of a hose co-axially aligned with the spine member.
Claims20
A hose support apparatus comprising:
- a spine member defining an axis;
- a handle attached along the spine member;
- and
- first and second arcuate supports extending downwardly and inwardly from opposite sides of the spine member;
- wherein the first arcuate support extends from the spine member at a first end thereof and the second arcuate support extends from the spine member at a second end thereof such that the arcuate supports are adapted to support a section of a hose co-axially aligned with the spine member.
A method of keeping a user's hands and clothes clean when using a hose, comprising:
- providing a garden tool having a handle attached along a spine member, defining an axis, with first and second arcuate supports extending downwardly and inwardly from the spine member at opposite sides thereof, the first arcuate support extending from the spine member at a first end of the spine member and the second arcuate support extending from the spine member at a second end thereof;
- positioning the diameter of a hose at a gap between the first and second arcuate supports;
- and
- arranging the garden tool to be co-axially aligned with the hose, thereby permitting a section of the hose to be supported by the first and second arcuate supports.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.