US2016278512A1PendingUtilityA1
Lint Spin Brush and Method of Use for the Same
Est. expiryMar 23, 2035(~8.7 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Troi Allen-Gipson
A46B 13/02A46B 13/001
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Abstract
A lint removal device with a hollow handle, a tool head with head gears, brushes, rotation motor and gears, with the brushes in rotational mechanical communication with said tool head gears. The brushes work to remove lint from the lint compartment of a dryer in order to maintain the dryer in proper working order. If lint is not removed from most dryers, clothing placed in the dryer may not fully dry or the dryer might overheat and cause a fire. The present invention is designed to overcome these and other problems.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A lint removal device comprising;
a hollow elongated member with a first and second end; a hollow handle in mechanical attachment to said first end of said elongated member; a tool head with gears in mechanical attachment to said second end of said elongated member; brushes; rotation motor and gears; wherein
said brushes are in rotational mechanical communication with said tool head gears; said rotation motor and gears are enclosed in said elongated member and in rotational and mechanical communication with said tool head;
said hollow handle further comprising;
a power source in electronic communication with a control mechanism;
said control mechanism located with a user interface substantially on the exterior of said hollow handle;
said control mechanism and said power source in electric an mechanical communication with said motor and gears; wherein
initiation of said power source can cause activation of said motor and said gears causing said gears to rotate; said gears rotating causes said head gears to rotate therein causing said brushes to rotate.
2 . The lint removal device of claim 1 further comprising;
a motor speed variation control; wherein
said motor speed variation control ached to said handle and in electronic communication with said motor.
3 . The lint removal device of claim l further comprising;
a lower brush head attachment; wherein
said lower brush head attachment is in mechanical communication with said tool head and will rotate when said gears are rotated.
4 . The lint removal device of claim 1 further comprising;
said brushes rotate in contrary directions to each other about a central axis.
5 . The lint removal device of claim 1 further comprising;
said brushes rotate in the same directions to each other about a central axis.
6 . A method for using a lint removal device comprising the steps of;
obtaining a lint removal device comprising;
a hollow elongated member with a first and second end;
a hollow handle in mechanical attachment to said first end of said elongated member;
a tool head with gears in mechanical attachment o said second end of said elongated member;
brushes;
rotation motor and gears; wherein
said brushes are in rotational mechanical communication with said tool head gears; said rotation motor and gears are enclosed in said elongated member and in rotational and mechanical communication with said tool head;
said hollow handle further comprising;
a power source in electronic communication with a control mechanism;
said control mechanism located with a user interface substantially on the exterior of said hollow handle;
said control mechanism and said power source in electric an mechanical communication with said motor and gears; wherein
initiating said power source can cause activation of said motor and said gears causing said gears to rotate; said gears rotating causes said head gears to rotate therein causing said brushes to rotate.
7 . The method of claim 6 further comprising the steps of;
obtaining a motor speed variation control; wherein
attaching said motor speed variation control is attached to said handle and in electronic communication with said motor.
8 . The method of claim 6 further comprising the steps of;
obtaining a lower brush head attachment; wherein
attaching said lower brush head in mechanical communication with said tool head and will rotate when said gears are rotated.
9 . The method of claim 6 further comprising the steps of;
rotating said brushes in contrary directions to each other about a central axis.
10 . The method of claim 6 further comprising the steps of;
rotating said brushed in the same directions to each other about a central axis.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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