Water irrigated and articulated razor
OwnerBradley Misloveinventor
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Abstract
An irrigated razor includes a resilient, hollow handle terminating in a transverse head piece provided with a slot wherein razor blades are mounted and exposed to the exiting water flowfrom the handle. The surfaces of the handle subjacent the head piece are folded into adjacent accordion folds which in response to pressure pulses in the handle articulate the blades over the skin of the user. Either a pulsating shower head branched from the water flow to the handle or a pulse mechanism directly in the flow provide the necessary pressure fluctuations.
Claims9
An irrigated razor assembly, comprising in combination:
- a generally cylindrical hollow razor defined by a tubular handle communicating at one end thereof with the interior of a transverse head structure, said head structure including an exit slot provided with one or more blades, said handle including a plurality of surface folds deployed eccentrically adjacent said exit slot for effecting flexing deformation of said handle in response to pressure pulses within the interior of said handle;
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- water conveying means connected to the other end of said handle for conveying water at pulsating pressure thereto.
An irrigated razor assembly conformed for attachment to the water outlet for a shower head, comprising in combination:
- a cylindrical hollow razor defined by a generally tubular resilient handle terminating at one end thereof with the interior of a transverse head structure provided an exit slot supporting therein one or more blades, said handle including a plurality of surface folds deployed eccentrically subjacent said exit slot for effecting flexing deformation of said handle in response to pressure pulses within the interior thereof;
- a flexible water conveyance connected between the other end of said handle and a shower water outlet;
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- means for producing pulsating water pressure within said conveyance and said handle connected thereto.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.