Lotion and bath handler
OwnerReginald R. Rayfieldinventor
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Abstract
A lotion or soap handler has either a fixed or telescoping elongated tubular handle which defines a reservoir in which a supply of lotion or soap is readily stored. A porous foam or sponge applicator is connected to the handle and a valving mechanism is provided in the handle between the reservoir and the applicator for incrementally controlling the flow of soap or lotion from the handle to the applicator. The valve mechanism is operated by a push button mounted on the handle adjacent the gripping portion. A cover is provided to protect the applicator when not in use.
Claims11
A lotion handler comprising:
- an elongated tubular handle defining a reservoir for containing a predetermined supply of a fluid material to be dispensed;
- said tubular handle having an inlet opening to said reservoir;
- a closure for sealing said inlet;
- a rigid support connected to said handle;
- a porous applicator disposed on said support;
- a valve means disposed between said reservoir and said porous applicator wherein said valve means controls the flow of fluid from said reservoir to said porous applicator;
- and means on said handle for actuating said valve means between an open and closed position.
A lotion handler comprising:
- a handle;
- said handle including a first and second tubular member;
- said first and second member disposed in telescoping relationship to extend between a retracted and protracted position;
- a sealing bearing interposed between said first and second tubular members;
- said first and second members defining a reservoir for containing a predetermined amount of fluid to be dispensed;
- one of said tubular members having an inlet opening to said reservoir;
- a closure for sealing said inlet;
- a rigid support connected to one end of said telescoping tubular members;
- a porous cellular applicator disposed on said rigid support;
- a valve means interposed between said reservoir and said cellular applicator to control the flow of fluid from said reservoir to said cellular applicator;
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- means for adjusting and maintaining said first and second members in an adjusted position.
A lotion handler comprising:
- a handle;
- said handle including an inner tubular member and an outer tubular member disposed in telescoping relationship to extend between a retracted position and a protracted position;
- a sealing ring interposed between said inner and outer members;
- said tubular members defining a reservoir for retaining a supply of a fluid material to be dispensed;
- said reservoir having a fluid inlet;
- a closure for sealing said fluid inlet;
- a rigid support connected to one end of said inner tubular member adjacent to said reservoir;
- a porous foam applicator disposed on said rigid support for absorbing the fluid being discharged from said reservoir;
- a valve means for controlling the flow of fluid from said reservoir;
- said valve means including a valve seat having a valve orifice;
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- a valve for valving said valve orifice;
- a valve actuator projecting outwardly of said inner tubular member;
- means interconnected between said valve actuator and said valve for rendering said valve responsive to the actuation of said valve actuator;
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- means for locking said inner and outer tubular members in an adjusted position;
- said last mentioned means including a pin opening adjacent one end of said inner tubular member;
- a locking pin disposed in alignment with said pin opening;
- a spring normally biasing said locking pin outwardly of said pin opening;
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- said outer tubular member having a series of holes longitudinally spaced along the length thereof whereby adjustment of said inner and outer tubular members is effected by aligning one of said holes with said pin opening so that said locking pin is projected through said aligned pin opening and said one opening to fix the adjusted position;
- and a cover for said applicator;
- said cover and rigid support having complementary fasteners for detachably securing said cover to said rigid support.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.