Splash-guard towel
Abstract
One embodiment of absorbent or repellant material ( 3 ) used to protect the wall or mirror from splashes resulting from individuals washing their face, hands, hair, shaving or brushing their teeth. Said embodiment is trapezoidal in shape and comprised of a removable wirelike apparatus ( 4 ) located along the bottom edge and contained within a stitched seam wirelike pocket ( 1 ) and ( 2 ) designed to mold along the back sink edge behind faucet fixtures. At each top corner of said embodiment is a typical eyelet/grommet apparatus ( 6 ) comprised of plastic or metal. Said typical eyelet/grommet ( 6 ) attaches to mirror onto typical suction cup hook ( 5 ) or typical cup hook. Being hung in said manner; said embodiment is conceived with the intent of preventing splashes from occurring, keeping mirror and sink areas cleaner longer.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . An article of material, comprising a flat body piece of fabric of sufficient size wherein to provide partial coverage of a standard sized bathroom mirror
a. the material of claim 1 wherein said body of material is composed of material wherein to absorb or repel liquid type substances b. a plurality of eyelets or grommets of equal size positioned on said material from which article of material will hang c. an elongated flexible apparatus d. a means for containing elongated flexible apparatus
2 . An article of material, comprising a flat body piece of fabric of sufficient size as claimed in claim 1 , wherein to provide further coverage and splash protection of a wall area around the sink countertop or surrounding vanity area.
3 . An article of material, comprising a flat body piece of fabric of sufficient size as claimed in claim 1 , wherein to provide further coverage and splash protection from a typical water faucet.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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