Cleaning device for heads of manual machines of shaving (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

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DESCRIPTION

Cleaning device for manual razor heads

OBJECT OF THE INVENTION

The proposed invention refers to a cleaning device for manual razor heads whose main function is to clean the blades of the heads of manual razors from the remains of foam and beard residues that accumulate when said razors are used.

FIELD OF THE INVENTION.

The field of the invention is that of manufacturers of hygiene articles and in particular of manufacturers of razors.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

There is some background to the system described in this specification, but some refer to low pressure water-based cleaning devices and others to complicated devices located inside the razors, being therefore expensive to manufacture and complex devices.

On the part of the inventor, there is no prior knowledge that incorporates the provisions presented by the current invention, nor the advantages that said provision entails.

DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION.

The proposed invention refers to a cleaning device for manual razor heads whose main function is to clean the blades of the heads of manual razors from the remains of foam and beard residues that accumulate when said razors are used.

The cleaning device is essentially made up of a support with several support elements made up of several flat elements, as many as blades to be cleaned finished off by the cleaning elements themselves made up of elongated planes that run between the blades of the head of the razor and of thickness similar to the distance between said blades

The support is integrally connected to a push lever at its upper part, while at the bottom it is integral with a spring, which in turn is integrally anchored by the lower part of said spring to a lever.

The operation of the device is simple,

If the lever is pressed, the spring pushes the push lever, which, being integral with the support located on the razor head, moves the head between the blades, cleaning them.

DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

For a better understanding of the invention, a sheet of plans is attached in which the following can be seen

FIGURE 1.- Side schematic view of the device at rest

FIGURE 2.- Side schematic view of the acting device.

And in these figures, identical elements are called with the same reference, among which we distinguish:

(1) .- support, (2) .- cleaning elements, (3) .- drive lever, (C) .- head, (4) .- spring, (5) .- push lever, (6 ) .- support elements, (7) .- blades

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PREFERRED EMBODIMENT OF THE INVENTION.

The proposed invention refers to a cleaning device for manual razor heads whose main function is to clean the blades of the heads of manual razors from the remains of foam and beard residues that accumulate when said razors are used.

The cleaning device is essentially made up of a support (1) with several support elements (6) made up of several flat elements, as many as blades (7) to be cleaned finished off by the cleaning elements (2) themselves constituted by elongated planes, of appropriate material, that run between the blades of the razor head and of a thickness similar to the distance between said blades (7).

The support (1) is integrally connected to a push lever (5) from its upper part, while 10 from the lower part is integral with a spring (4), which in turn is integrally anchored by the lower part of said spring (4) to a lever (3).

The operation of the device is simple,

If the lever (3) is pressed, the spring (4) pushes the push lever (5), which, being integral with the support (1) located on the head (C) of the razor, the head moves between the blades (7) by cleaning them.

Having sufficiently described the nature of the invention, as well as the way in which it is put into practice, it should be noted that the provisions indicated above and represented in the attached drawings are susceptible to detailed modifications as long as they do not alter its fundamental principles, established in the paragraphs above and summarized in the following claims.