Scrubbing Bead Chain Device
OwnerDomenica Gambinoinventor
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Abstract
My invention the metal scrubbing bead chain, a device, that relate to an earlier invention, associated to a bead chain, of the type shown in U.S. Pat. No. 1,270,143. Patented Jun. 18, 1918. In order to serve as a multipurpose cleaning device, my invention will incorporate a clasp, particularly relating to a prior invention as shown in U.S. Pat. No. 1,103,760. Patented Jul. 14, 1914.
Claims6
A length of metal scrubbing bead chain, of various length and size, having the ends joined with a clasp.
Configured in a loop, the bead chain device is a versatile, cleaning tool.
As a scrubbing bead chain loop, it's suitable to clean vessel made of glass, plastic, fiberglass, ceramic, porcelain, metal, and stone having an ample opening.
As a single strand, it is suited of being lowered inside a vessel with a restrictive opening, while holding the clasp outside of the vessel for easy retrieval.
Held in a bunch, applied against any surface scrubbing the part, removes any foreign substance from that area.
Held in a cluster with some soap this device improves the process in hand wash and cleanse.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.