A - Human Necessities – 47 – K
Patent
A - Human Necessities
47
K
A47K 7/03 (2006.01)
Patent
CA 2069082
ABSTRACT A shower accessory to scrub and clean your skin easier and more efficiently, consisting of a back/wall unit and a seperate hand held unit that works exactly the same way. An ocean sponge, or something similar in texture, is attached to a liquid soap dispenser by means of a back plate with four walls and an open end. The sponge having two holes drilled through it and two soap jets (exit tubes) placed half-way into these holes. The soap jets are permanantly connected to the back plate which is attached to the sponge. The soap jets, constructed of solid plastic tubing, lead directly to two spring loaded pumps attached to the front wall of a soap container. The soap container consisting of a top and bottom wall, two side walls, and a back and front wall, the front wall being a mount and backing for the pumps. The soap container is partially covered by the four walls of the back plate, having grooves formed on the inside side walls of the back plate to slide and to act as a guide into tracks formed on the outside of the soap container side walls. The back/wall unit has two large suction cups fastened on the back of the soap container wall. Both units are activated by applying pressure to the sponge with the back, for the back/wall unit, or with any other part of the body you wish to scrub with the hand held unit. The sponge, having pressure applied, slides back towards the spring loaded pumps. The soap jets which are fastened onto the back plate and are directly connected to the pumps, move back with the sponge and back plate compressing the springs on the pumps; therefore activating the pumps and supplying a sufficient amount of soap directly onto the user's skin by way of the soap jets. Two soap lines lead from the pumps down into the bottom of the container to supply the pumps with liquid soap. Once the constant pressure is released from the sponge, it slides back into its original position by means of the springs on the pumps. The whole compression action is reversed therefore reseting the pumps. The back/wall unit can be fitted with a soft cloth to apply lotions or medications, e.g. sunscreen or A535. Two locking devices are placed on the back plate side walls. Once these locks are manually set, the sponge and back plate cannot slide back to operate the pumps. The soft cloth fits snuggly over the sponge enabling the user to apply any lotion to it and cover all areas of the back. ABSTRACT
Hawke Philip A.
Hawke Philip A.
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