Handheld showerhead with arcuate wand
AssigneeWater Pik, Inc.
InventorJeffrey Thurgood
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Abstract
A handheld spray wand for showering, bathing, or the like. The handheld spray wand including a handle portion that may be in fluid communication with a water source and a nozzle wand portion that may be in selective fluid communication with the handle portion. The nozzle wand portion may include at least one row of nozzles. The nozzle wand portion has a first end and a second end and may couple to the handle portion at the first end, the nozzle wand portion may have a continuous curvature along a length of the nozzle wand portion extending between the first end and the second end.
Claims19
A handheld spray wand comprising:
- a handle portion configured to be in fluid communication with a water source;
- and
- a nozzle wand portion configured to be in selective fluid communication with the handle portion, the nozzle wand portion comprising at least one row of nozzles;
- wherein the nozzle wand portion has a first end and a second end and is configured to couple to the handle portion at the first end, the nozzle wand portion has a continuous curvature along a length of the nozzle wand portion extending between the first end and the second end.
A spray wand comprising:
- a top housing having an arcuate form;
- a bottom housing opposite the top housing and having an arcuate form;
- and
- a nozzle array extending along the bottom housing and configured to be in fluid communication with a water source;
- wherein:
- the arcuate form of the top housing curves in a corresponding manner with the arcuate form of the bottom housing;
- and
- the top housing and the bottom housing couple together to define a water path to the nozzle array there between.
A handheld sprayer comprising:
- a handle configured to fluidly connect to a fluid source;
- a selector coupled to a distal end of the handle and configured to selectively control a flow rate of fluid from the fluid source;
- and
- a wand extending distally from the selector in an elongated arcuate form, wherein the elongated arcuate form has a continuous curve along an entire length of the wand defined between a proximal end and a distal end of the wand.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.