Multi-Functional Back Accessibility Device
OwnerTed Waltoninventor
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Abstract
A multi-functional back accessibility device is provided comprised of a handle with at least one grip designed for user comfort and control, potentially including a wing support feature. The handle is connected to a middle member through a fastener, allowing articulation between 0 and 359 degrees, and the middle member attaches to an end member via a similar fastener, offering flexibility during use. The fasteners, including hinges with motion-stop features, enable the device to flex for efficient backwashing. A cleaning head, which can include bristles, loofah pads, or other attachments like massage rollers, is attached to the end member. The device may also feature telescopic elements to adjust length and is designed for ease of storage and articulation.
Claims20
A multi-functional back accessibility device comprising:
- a handle;
- a middle member, wherein the middle member is attached to the handle via a first connecting fastener, the first connecting fastener allowing articulation of the middle member relative to the handle between 0 and 359 degrees;
- an end member, wherein the end member is attached to the middle member via a second connecting fastener, the second connecting fastener allowing articulation of the end member relative to the middle member between 0 and 359 degrees;
- and
- a cleaning head removably attached to the end member.
A multi-functional back accessibility device comprising:
- a handle comprised of a contoured grip;
- a middle member attached to the handle via a first hinge;
- an end member attached to the middle member via a second hinge;
- and
- a cleaning head attached to the end member via a fastener.
A multi-functional back accessibility device comprising:
- a handle comprised of a contoured grip;
- a middle member attached to the handle via a first hinge;
- an end member attached to the middle member via a second hinge;
- and
- a cleaning head attached to the end member via a fastener, the cleaning head comprised of a pair of arms.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.