Grill cleaning pad
AssigneeJordan Kahn Company
InventorMark Sousa
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Abstract
A utensil for cleaning a cooking surface has cleaning head affixed to a distal end of an elongate handle. The head has a base and a porous cover. Submerging the head in a liquid enables the liquid to flow through the porous cover and perforations in the base into chambers within the base. Applying the head having the liquid-filled chambers against the cooking surface enables the liquid to flow from the chambers and through the perforations and continuously dampen the porous cover.
Claims22
A utensil for cleaning a cooking surface comprising cleaning head affixed to a distal end of an elongate handle;
- wherein
- the head comprises a base and a porous cover;
- wherein
- the base comprises a chamber;
- wherein
- the chamber comprises a perforation through or adjacent a bottom thereof under which is disposed a layer of the porous cover, so that the chamber is in fluid communication with the layer;
- wherein
- submerging the head in a liquid enables the liquid to flow through the layer and the perforation and into the chamber;
- and wherein
- applying the head having the liquid-filled chamber against the cooking surface enables the liquid to flow from the chamber and through the perforation and continuously dampen the layer.
A utensil for cleaning a cooking surface comprising cleaning head affixed to a distal end of an elongate handle;
- wherein
- the head comprises a base and a porous cover;
- wherein
- the base comprises a plurality of chambers;
- wherein
- each chamber comprises a perforation through or adjacent a bottom thereof under which is disposed a layer of the porous cover, so that the chamber is in fluid communication with the layer;
- wherein
- submerging the head in a liquid enables the liquid to flow through the layer and the perforations and into the chambers;
- and wherein
- applying the head having the liquid-filled chamber against the cooking surface enables the liquid to flow from the chambers and through the perforations and continuously dampen the layer.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.