Household faucet spray
AssigneeGrana, Inc.
InventorHannu Reiman
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a household faucet spray (1) comprising a handle (2), the first end (3) of which is fixed mechanically to a water hose for supplying water inside the handle. The second end (6) is equipped with a sprayer head through which the water is arranged to discharge from the handle (2). The second end (6) is equipped with a water guiding piece (10, 110) which is provided with a plurality of apertures (13, 103). Around the guiding piece (10, 103) can be fitted a water-permeable washing piece (20, 20′, 120) for the object to be washed, the water discharging through the plurality of apertures (13, 103) and the washing piece (20, 20′, 120) being arranged to discharge in a controlled manner on the surface of the object to be washed.
Claims17
An apparatus comprising a faucet spray (1) comprising a handle (2), the faucet spray having a first end (3) which is fixed mechanically to a water hose for supplying water inside the handle and a second end (6) which is equipped with a sprayer head through which the water is arranged to discharge from the handle (2), a first water guiding piece (10, 110) which is provided with a plurality of apertures (13, 103), a water-permeable washing piece (20, 20′, 120) which can be fitted around the guiding piece (10, 103) such that water discharging through the plurality of apertures (13, 103) and the washing piece (20, 20′, 120) discharges in a controlled manner on a surface of an object to be washed, wherein the first guiding piece (10, 100) comprises (i) fastening means (12) with which the first guiding piece (10, 100) can be fastened removably to the second end of the faucet spray and (ii) an elongate portion comprising the plurality of apertures, wherein the water-permeable washing piece can be fitted to cover substantially an entirety of the elongate portion of the first guiding piece, and wherein the apparatus further comprises at least a second guiding that pieces differs in dimension and shape from the first guiding piece and that may optionally be fastened to the second end (6) of the same faucet spray when the first guiding piece is removed from the second end.
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