Scrubbing Bead Chain Device

My invention the metal scrubbing bead chain, a device, that relate to an earlier invention, associated to a bead chain, of the type shown in U.S. Pat. No. 1,270,143. Patented Jun. 18, 1918. In order to serve as a multipurpose cleaning device, my invention will incorporate a clasp, particularly relating to a prior invention as shown in U.S. Pat. No. 1,103,760. Patented Jul. 14, 1914.

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Description
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

1. Field of the Invention

This invention relates generally to a cleaning device, and is more concerned with configuration, and variation of the cleaning tool.

2. Description of the Related Art

The countless cleaning devises available in the market place abound, yet there is no product capable to effectively clean the cavity of a container. The difficulty is due to what tools and products are available in the marketplace. It is an accepted process that to thoroughly clean a container cavity, a device is needed to scrub the cavity clean. This procedure is almost impossible to achieve as it relates to a vessel with a cavity difficult to reach.

The metal scrubbing bead chain, due to its characteristic makeup is effective in accomplishing this task. The metal scrubbing bead chain device configured in various lengths and bead size, can effectively be utilized on the many size and shapes of vessels, bottles, and containers.

The Scrubbing bead chain devise is comprised from a length of chain and a clasp. When the scrubbing bead chain ends are joined and held together with the clasp, it creates a continuous loop pattern. In this arrangement the likelihood of entanglement of the loose ends is eliminated.

The loop arrangement is a versatile and effective cleaning tool for many types of containers with an ample opening.

Releasing the clasp at one end of the chain creates a single strand scrubbing bead chain.

In this single strand arrangement the scrubbing bead chain, can be inserted through the opening of a container having a smaller opening, holding on to the clasp for easy retrieval of the chain. Holding the scrubbing bead chain in a cluster, can effectively scrub and remove any foreign substance from any surface.

3. DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWING

FIG. 1 is a view of the Scrubbing bead chain device.

The Scrubbing bead chain is a device fabricated from metal, preferably from stainless steel.

It consist of three (3) distinctive components, the clasp, the ball, and the link.

1—The Clasp, is a tubular component with a center opening, and a cavity on both ends, it is shaped to fasten and hold together both ends of the chain.

2—The metal Ball, is the second component. It is fabricated with an aperture on two (2) ends.

3—The metal Links are stems, shaped like a bar-bell. They are inserted into the metal ball aperture, connecting multiple metal balls, creating the chain link.

Claims

1. A length of metal scrubbing bead chain, of various length and size, having the ends joined with a clasp.

2. Configured in a loop, the bead chain device is a versatile, cleaning tool.

3. As a scrubbing bead chain loop, it's suitable to clean vessel made of glass, plastic, fiberglass, ceramic, porcelain, metal, and stone having an ample opening.

4. As a single strand, it is suited of being lowered inside a vessel with a restrictive opening, while holding the clasp outside of the vessel for easy retrieval.

5. Held in a bunch, applied against any surface scrubbing the part, removes any foreign substance from that area.

6. Held in a cluster with some soap this device improves the process in hand wash and cleanse.

Patent History
Publication number: 20150020336
Type: Application
Filed: Jul 19, 2013
Publication Date: Jan 22, 2015
Inventor: Domenica Gambino (Great Neck, NY)
Application Number: 13/891,705
Classifications
Current U.S. Class: Hollow-ware Cleaners (15/211)
International Classification: A47L 17/00 (20060101);