Haircare appliance
AssigneeDyson Technology Limited
InventorsAdam BRANN, Nathan Haruna Waters IMHASLY
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Abstract
An attachment for a haircare appliance, the attachment having an air inlet, an air outlet, a curved surface adjacent to and downstream of the air outlet, and a switching member for directing airflow exiting the air outlet. The switching member is switchable relative to the air outlet between a first switch position, in which airflow exiting the air outlet passes between a first side of the switching member and the curved surface and attaches to the curved surface, and a second switch position, in which airflow exiting the air outlet passes over a second, opposing side of the switching member and is directed away from the curved surface.
Claims16
An attachment for a haircare appliance, the attachment comprising an air inlet, an air outlet, a curved surface adjacent to and downstream of the air outlet, and a switching member for directing airflow exiting the air outlet, the switching member switchable relative to the air outlet between a first switch position, in which airflow exiting the air outlet passes between a first side of the switching member and the curved surface and attaches to the curved surface, and a second switch position, in which airflow exiting the air outlet passes over a second, opposing side of the switching member and is directed away from the curved surface.
A haircare appliance comprising an air inlet, an air outlet, a curved surface adjacent to and downstream of the air outlet, a switching member for directing airflow exiting the air outlet, and an airflow generator for generating an airflow from the air inlet to the air outlet, the switching member switchable relative to the air outlet between a first switch position, in which airflow exiting the air outlet passes between a first side of the switching member and the curved surface and attaches to the curved surface, and a second switch position, in which airflow exiting the air outlet passes over a second, opposing side of the switching member and is directed away from the curved surface.
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