Side surface and corner pool brush
OwnerJoseph J. Smitelli, III, J. Spencer Harderninventors
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Abstract
A pool brush for cleaning all narrow areas of a pool such as corners, stairs, seats, and where walls intersect as well as the intersection of where all floor areas meet the walls. The brush has a head with a substantially cylindrical body and semi-spherical rounded ends. All the brush bristles are perpendicular to and uniformly mounted approximately 1/4 inch center to center from one another across all rounded surfaces of the brush head. Each of the adjacent bristles on the rounded surfaces is angled approximately 10 degrees from one another. A side cross-sectional view of the cylindrical body shows the bristles expanding outward at approximately 280 degrees.
Claims12
A pool brush, comprising:
- an elongated handle having an upper end and a lower end and a handle length;
- a brush head having a substantially cylindrical body with a front rounded side, rear rounded side and rounded bottom, the brush head having a first semi-spherical rounded end, a second semi-spherical rounded end opposite the first semi-spherical rounded end, a mid-portion, the brush head having a head length shorter than the handle length, the mid-portion of the brush head attached to the lower end of the handle;
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- bristles perpendicularly mounted to the front rounded side, the rear rounded side, the bottom rounded side, the first semi-spherical rounded end, and the second semi-spherical rounded end of the brush head, wherein the pool brush cleans all surface areas as well as where walls intersect, walls meet floors, around stairs, and around pool seats.
A pool brush, comprising:
- an elongated handle having an upper end and a lower end and a handle length;
- a brush head having a substantially cylindrical body with a front rounded side, rear rounded side and rounded bottom, the brush head having a first semi-spherical rounded end, a second semi-spherical rounded end opposite the first semi-spherical rounded end, a mid-portion, the brush head having a head length shorter than the handle length, the mid-portion of the brush head attached to the lower end of the handle;
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- bristles perpendicularly mounted uniformally to one another onto the front rounded side, the rear rounded side, the bottom rounded side, the first rounded end, and the second rounded end of the brush head, the bristles having a cross-sectional circumference of approximately 280 degrees about the front rounded side, the bottom rounded side and the rear rounded side of the brush head, wherein the pool brush cleans all surface areas as well as where walls intersect, walls meet floors, around stairs, and around pool seats.
A pool brush, comprising:
- an elongated handle having an upper end and a lower end and a handle length;
- a brush head having a substantially cylindrical body with a front rounded side, rear rounded side and rounded bottom, the brush head having a first rounded end, a second rounded end opposite the first rounded end, a longitudinal mid-portion extending along the length of the brush head between the first rounded end and the second rounded end and between and along the front rounded side and the rear rounded side, the brush head having a head length shorter than the handle length, the mid-portion of the brush head attached to the lower end of the handle;
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- bristles perpendicularly mounted to the front rounded side, the rear rounded side, the bottom rounded side, so that the bristles are mounted approximately 280 degrees about sides of the head, the bristles further being perpendicularly mounted to cover substantially all of the first rounded end and the second rounded end of the brush head, and none of the bristles being mounted on the longitudinal mid-portion of the head, wherein the pool brush cleans all surface areas as well as where walls intersect, walls meet floors, around stairs, and around pool seats.
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