Spherical toothbrush holder
AssigneeRen32 LLC
InventorsPrashanthi Baddam, Uma Nagulapalli
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Abstract
A spherical toothbrush holder. The spherical toothbrush holder has a resilient spherical body with a channel formed through its center. The channel is configured to receive and securely hold a toothbrush inserted therethrough. A right hand set of five finger indentations and a left hand set of five finger indentations are formed on the outer surface of the spherical body. The shape and configuration of the finger indentations help prevent slippage and help provide instruction to the user on optimal finger placement around the assistive device.
Claims20
A toothbrush holder comprising:
- a spherical body;
- a channel formed through a center of the spherical body;
- and
- a plurality of finger indentations formed on an outer surface of the spherical body.
A spherical toothbrush holder comprising:
- a spherical body;
- a channel formed through a center of the spherical body;
- five finger indentations formed on a right surface of the spherical body;
- and
- five finger indentations formed on a left surface of the spherical body.
A spherical assistive device comprising:
- a resilient spherical body;
- a channel formed through a center of the spherical body;
- a right hand set of teardrop shaped finger indentations formed on a right surface of the spherical body;
- and
- a left hand set of teardrop shaped finger indentations formed on a left surface of the spherical body,
- wherein the right hand set of finger indentations and the left hand set of finger indentations each comprise:
- a thumb indentation, an index finger indentation, a middle finger indentation, a ring finger indentation, and a little finger indentation, and
- wherein the thumb indentations are also positioned on a rear surface of the spherical body and wherein the index finger indentations, the middle finger indentations, the ring finger indentations, and the little finger indentations are also positioned on a front surface of the spherical body.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.