Scrubber apparatus
OwnerDelancey J. Gacuzanainventor
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Abstract
A scrubber head has a handle with connections for parallel hoses to an adaptor which is interposed between a shower supply line and a shower head. A first valve in the scrubber head prevents water flow to the scrubber head or to the shower head. A second valve selectively flows water to a channel to turn a power disc. A parallel connected scrubber disc has a surface cover with microhook or loop-type fasteners to hold complementary fasteners on an annular scrubber pad. An annular sponge is mounted on a ring on the head outward of the scrubber pad for preventing splashes. The second valve may direct water through the channel and a spray head mounted centrally in the discs or back to the shower head.
Claims13
Scrubber apparatus, comprising
- a scrubber head having a portion formed for manual grasping and a rotatable scrubbing element,
- inlet and outlet hoses connected at one end to said scrubber head,
- an adaptor having means for connecting same between a water supply pipe and a shower head and said adaptor being connected to said inlet and outlet hoses and formed for channelling water from said supply pipe through said outlet hose and thence to said shower head,
- control valve means in said scrubber head for controlling the flow of water entering through said inlet hose,
- said scrubber head comprising:
- a housing formed to provide an inlet passage from said inlet hose,
- and an impeller disc positioned in said housing for receiving water from said inlet passage and formed for rotation by such water,
- said housing being formed to provide an outlet passage from said impeller disc to said outlet hose,
- said control valve means comprising:
- a multiple position valve formed for selectively communicating said inlet hose which said inlet passage and with said outlet hose directly, whereby in a first position of said multiple position valve the flow of water rotates said impeller disc and in a second position of said multiple position valve the flow of water bypasses said impeller disc.
Scrubber apparatus, comprising
- a scrubber head,
- water supply means for said scrubber head adapted for connection to a source of water under pressure,
- rotating disc means mounted for rotation in said scrubber head and having first and second spaced parallel discs connected by a hollow central core,
- said scrubber head having a housing providing a plate portion with a central opening interposed in parallel spaced relation between said discs,
- the space between said plate portion and the back of said housing defining a circular channel in which said first disc is disposed,
- said first disc having impeller blades around the periphery thereof for effecting rotation of said disc means in response to passage of water through said channel,
- manually operable control means in said scrubber head formed for selectively connecting said channel to said water supply means whereby such water impinges said impeller blades and effects rotation of said discs,
- an annular scrubbing pad secured to said second disc for joint rotation therewith and extending beyond said housing,
- and a spray head mounted within the central opening of said annular scrubbing pad and connected with said hollow core,
- said housing being formed to provide a passage from said water supply means to said hollow central core for supplying water under pressure to said spray head.
Scrubber apparatus comprising
- a scrubber head housing formed to provide a manually engageable portion,
- hose means adapted for connecting said housing to a source of water under pressure,
- a rotatable annular scrubbing element carried by and projecting from said housing,
- water powered drive means in said housing for rotating said scrubbing element,
- a spray head carried by said housing for projecting a spray of water through the central opening of said annular scrubbing element,
- and manually operable control valve means in said housing formed for selectively supplying water under pressure from said hose means to said drive means and to said spray head.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.