Razor cleaning device
OwnerSheri Severinoinventor
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Abstract
A wall mountable razor cleaning device including a pad portion mounted on a rear panel. The pad portion includes a textured forward surface. The textured forward surface is capable of removing hair from a razor blade.
Claims11
A razor blade storage device for mounting on a surface comprising,
- a pad portion mounted on an exterior surface of a rear panel, said pad portion including a textured surface, the textured surface being capable of removing hair from a razor blade, said pad having an ethylene vinyl acetate based foamed material comprising 70-80% of ethylene vinyl acetate resin, 2-4% of blowing agent, 0.5-0.75% of crosslinking agent, 0.4-6% of stearic acid, 7-12% of calcium carbonate, and 7-12% of clay by weight;
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- a housing having an open outer end, a closed inner end, and a surrounding side wall, the housing being dimensioned for holding a plurality of spare razor blades therein, one portion of the open outer end being hingedly coupled with said rear panel of the pad portion, the closed inner end having a means to allow securement of the housing to a selected surface.
A housing having a pad portion mounted on an exterior surface of a rear panel, said pad portion having a surface having a textured, said textured surface being capable of removing hair from a razor blade when said razor blade is stroked against said textured surface in a stroke opposite that of a shaving stroke, said housing further comprising a means to allow securement of the housing to a selected surface, said pad being comprised of 70-80% of ethylene vinyl acetate resin, 2-4% of blowing agent, 0.5-0.75% of crosslinking agent, 0.4-6% of stearic acid, 7-12% of calcium carbonate, and 7-12% of clay.
A housing having a pad portion mounted on an exterior surface of a rear panel, said pad portion having a surface having a textured, said textured surface being capable of removing hair from a razor blade when said razor blade is stroked against said textured surface in a stroke opposite that of a shaving stroke, said housing further comprising a means to allow securement of the housing to a selected surface, said pad being comprised of an ethylene vinyl acetate resin, a blowing agent, a crosslinking agent, stearic acid, calcium carbonate, and clay.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.