US2023320469A1PendingUtilityA1
Hot curlers on a rope
Est. expiryApr 11, 2042(~15.7 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Steven Coutoumanos
A45D 2/12
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Abstract
The hair curler apparatus includes a rope-like, electrical heating unit in relationship to a plurality of hair curlers. Each of the hair curlers are fitted over the rope-like, electrical heating unit where they are heated for use. The rope heating unit is positioned through the cylindrical center of the hair curlers and transfers' heat. The hair curlers are various in size, but all have the same sized interior orifice for ideal communication with the rope-like heat source for transfer of heat.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . An electric hair setter comprising a heating element constructed as a thin rope that is strung through curlers. Wherein the top end of the rope plugs into wherein an electric power source. The said indication light indicates the current state of the said curlers. Wherein the bottom end of the said rope is where the said rope is slid into the said curlers. Wherein, the said curlers are adapted to fit around the said rope. When connected to a power source and turned on, the said rope transfers heat to the said curlers. The indicator lights at the top of the said rope notifies the user of the curler-ready status of said curlers only when said rope and said curlers have reached a predetermined temperature condition.
2 . The said curlers received heat from said heat source, wherein the hollow inner cylindrical orifice in the center of the said curlers. Wherein technical ceramic composes the cylindrical walls surrounding the said orifice. The said technical ceramic absorbs the said heat from the said heat source. Wherein silicon dioxide the outer shell transfers heat when used.
3 . The said curlers wherein accept electrical charge simultaneously of all said curlers on the said rope. Wherein the top and the bottom of said curlers communicate electrical power to each other. Wherein the PCT heating elements convert the said electricity to said heat.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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