Clean breath wand
OwnerRita S. Foley, Patrick F. Foleyinventors
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Abstract
The clean breath wand comprises an elongate hollow body having a distal end, a proximal end and a proximal handle portion, a coupling member for coupling the proximal end to a source of liquid, a head end fixed to the distal end of the hollow body, and the head end having an outer end face with at least one tongue scraping rib or blade thereon and at least one irrigating opening extending through the front end and opening onto the outer end face.
Claims18
A clean breath wand comprising an elongate hollow body having a distal end, a proximal end and a proximal handle portion, coupling means for coupling said proximal handle portion to a source of liquid which is pressurized, a head end fixed to said distal end of said hollow body, and said head end having an upper distal end, a lower proximal end and an outer end face, at least one irrigating opening fluidly coupled to the hollow interior of said handle portion, extending through said front end adjacent said proximal end and opening onto said outer end face, at least one tongue scraping rib or blade thereon on said outer end face, extending transversely of said outer end face with at least the ends of said at least one rib being curved or inclined toward said elongate hollow body (FIG. 8) and being located above said at least one opening and adjacent said distal end so that said rib prevents pressurized liquid from being directed posteriorly toward a users throat and liquid flow valve means for controlling the delivery of pressurized liquid to said at least one opening.
A clean breath wand comprising an elongate hollow body having a distal end, a proximal end and a proximal handle portion, coupling means for coupling said proximal handle portion to a source of liquid which is capable of being placed under pressure, a head end fixed to said distal end of said hollow body, and said head end having an upper distal end, a lower proximal end and an outer end face, at least one irrigating opening fluidly coupled to the hollow interior of said handle portion, extending through said front end adjacent said proximal end and opening onto said outer end face, at least one tongue scraping rib or blade thereon on said outer end face, extending transversely of said outer end face with at least the ends of said at least one rib being curved or inclined toward said elongate hollow body (FIG. 8) and being located above said at least one opening and adjacent said distal end so that said rib prevents pressurized liquid from being directed posteriorly toward a users throat and liquid flow valve means for controlling the delivery of pressurized liquid to said at least one opening.
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