Rotating tail brush for pool cleaner
AssigneeAdel Edouard Checri
InventorAdel Edouard Checri
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Abstract
A brush for cleaning a pool includes an at least partially hollow body for receiving a hose, wherein the hose includes a plurality of rings being rotatably disposed around the hose. The brush also includes a plurality of bristles that project from the at least partially hollow body and a means for coupling the brush to at least one of the plurality of rings which facilitates rotation around the hose along with the at least one of the plurality of rings to which it is coupled.
Claims20
A method for cleaning a swimming pool, the method comprising:
- contacting at least one surface of the swimming pool with a tail sweep, said tail sweep comprising:
- a hose, the hose comprising a first end and a second end, the first end coupled to an automated pool cleaner;
- a plurality of rings rotatably disposed around the hose;
- a brush comprising:
- an at least partially hollow body for receiving the second end of the hose;
- and
- a plurality of bristles projecting from the at least partially hollow body;
- a means for coupling the brush to at least one of the plurality of rings;
- and
- moving the tail sweep relative to the at least one surface.
A tail sweep for cleaning a pool, comprising:
- a hose, the hose comprising a first end and a second end, wherein the first end is operable to be coupled to an automated pool cleaner;
- a plurality of rings rotatably disposed around the hose;
- a brush comprising:
- an at least partially hollow body for receiving the second end of the hose;
- and
- a plurality of bristles projecting from the at least partially hollow body;
- a means for coupling the brush to at least one of the plurality of rings to facilitate rotation around the hose along with the at least one of the plurality of rings to which it is coupled.
A brush for use in cleaning a pool, comprising:
- an at least partially hollow body for receiving a hose, the hose comprising a plurality of rings being rotatably disposed around said hose;
- a plurality of bristles projecting from the at least partially hollow body;
- a means for coupling the brush to at least one of the plurality of rings to facilitate rotation around the hose along with the at least one of the plurality of rings to which it is coupled.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.