Car wash system
OwnerMichael Soboinventor
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Abstract
A rotor for home car washing use having a radially oriented inlet at the distal end of a rotor in rotation and in movement against the car vertical sides, i.e., the larger surfaces requiring cleaning, in which washing fluid supplied through the tube flows into the lower half of the rotor, aided by gravity, to effectively power the rotor in rotation.
Claims1
For washing vertically oriented car driver and passenger side surfaces, a washing device comprising a rotatably mounted car-washing rotor having circumferentially spaced apart planar vanes each coincident with a radius of said rotor, a cylindrical tube in attached relation to said rotor for positioning said rotor in relation to said vertically oriented car driver and passenger side surfaces, an internal flow passage in said cylindrical tube, and an inlet of said rotor oriented radially and in an alignment coincident with a diameter of said rotor, said rotor inlet operatively connected to said cylindrical tube flow passage, whereby fluid flow into said rotor is urged by gravity in descending movement during washing either said driver or passenger vertical side surfaces to contribute to applying effective rotation-urging pressure against said rotor vanes.
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