Toilet Brush
OwnerGuiseppe PITTORINI, Aldo WERJUTINA +1inventors
InventorsGuiseppe PITTORINI, Aldo WERJUTINA, Edward Joseph Khoury
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Abstract
A toilet brush (10) comprising a shaft (12) having a handle (14) at a first end (18) and a brush head (16) at a second end (19). A cavity (22) is provided within the handle (14) for receiving a tablet sheet (26). Tablets (28) may be dispensed by pushing on pockets (30) in the tablet sheet (26) through apertures (24) in the handle (14). The shaft (12) includes a bore (20) extending from the handle (14) to the brush head (16) such that, when dispensed from the sheet (26), the tablets (28) can fall through the bore (20) such that the tablets may dissolve.
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A toilet brush comprising:
- a shaft having a handle at a first end thereof and a brush head at a second end thereof;
- a cavity within the handle for receiving a tablet sheet, the tablet sheet including a plurality of pockets in which tablets are received and a cover sheet enclosing the pockets such that the tablets may be dispensed by pushing on the pockets to break the cover sheet;
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- a plurality of apertures in the handle through which the pockets of the sheet are accessible;
- wherein the shaft includes a bore extending from the handle to adjacent the brush head such that, when dispensed from the sheet, the tablets can fall through the bore such that the tablets may dissolve into a toilet.
A toilet brush comprising:
- a shaft having a handle at a first end;
- a flexible inner tube extending outwardly from a second end thereof;
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- a plurality of body segments each including cleaning protrusions extending outwardly from around the periphery thereof;
- wherein each of the body segments includes a central hole through which the inner tube is received such that flexing of the inner tube in use allows the angle of the cleaning protrusions on each of the body segments to move out of a plane perpendicular to a longitudinal axis of the shaft, thereby allowing a brush head formed from the adjacent body segments to curve in use.
A tablet sheet for dispensing toilet cleaning tablets comprising:
- a plurality of pockets arranged along the length of the tablet sheet from a first end to a second end, each of the pockets being for receiving a dissolvable tablet;
- a cover sheet extending across a first side of the tablet sheet to enclose each of the pockets to retain the tablets;
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- one or more indents in sides of the tablet sheet to receive lugs in a handle of a toilet brush in order to locate the sheet relative to the handle.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.