Pressurized water treatment bottle
OwnerJacques Mullerinventor
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Abstract
A bottle for treating water by passing water through a treatment cartridge in the top of the bottle, the cartridge containing for example activated charcoal to remove chlorine and/or cationic resin to soften the water. The water in the bottle is pressurized by means of a spring-urged slidably sealed piston or manually operated pump or the like, and a valve manually operable from the exterior of the bottle regulates the flow rate of the discharge of the water from the bottle.
Claims8
A bottle for dispensing treated water, comprising a container having in its upper portion a removable cover, a replaceable cartridge of material for treating water in said cover, screw-threaded means removably carried by said cover, a coil compression spring acting between said screw-threaded means and said cartridge to urge said cartridge into said cover, means defining a passageway for water through said material from the interior of the container to the exterior of the container, means for placing water within the container under positive pressure, valve means on said cover for regulating the flow rate of water out of the container, and manually operated means on said cover for controlling said valve means from outside the container.
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