Vacuum Hose Attachment Apparatus
OwnerDennis Carterinventor
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Abstract
A vacuum attachment apparatus for use on conventional service station or car wash vacuums is described. The apparatus is equipped with a rubberized female portion disposed on a wide end of the apparatus, which is configured to mate onto the default vacuum hose end. The apparatus facilitates the cleaning of small crevices with a commercial or industrial vacuum, which conventionally has too large of an intake to reach crevices such as those found between the seats of vehicles, under the seats, within the dash, and in other common locations standard on most contemporary vehicles.
Claims14
A crevice cleaning tool adapter apparatus for use on a default nozzle of an industrial/commercial vacuum comprising:
- a body, said body having a narrow end and a wide end;
- a rubberized female portion, said rubberized female portion disposed on said wide end;
- a flattened tube, said flattened tube disposed on said narrow end;
- and
- an intake opening, said intake opening disposed on said flattened tube.
A method for cleaning the crevices of a vehicle via a default nozzle of an industrial/commercial vacuum by a user comprising:
- the user retrieving a vacuum hose attachment;
- the user stretching a rubberized female portion of a wide end of the vacuum hose attachment over the default nozzle of the industrial/commercial vacuum, mating the vacuum hose attachment to the default nozzle;
- orienting a narrow end of the vacuum hose attachment towards debris within crevices of the vehicle;
- wherein the narrow end is opposite the wide end;
- wherein the narrow end is angled;
- wherein the narrow end is in communication with the wide end via a flattened tube;
- the user employing an intake opening of the narrow end to capture debris within the vehicle;
- and
- the debris traveling through the intake opening into the narrow end, to the wide end, and into the default nozzle of the industrial/commercial vacuum.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.