Aspects of this disclosure relate to hair straining devices.
Clogged drains or traps associated with bathtubs, sinks and shower stalls are a common household problem, and they can be unsightly, inconvenient, and may result in unpleasant odors. The primary cause for most clogs of traps and drains is the accumulation of loose human hair or pet hair strands shed from hair washing and shampooing, combing, or bathing. The blockages may be removed using a variety of chemical means such drain cleaners, including liquids, gels, powders, and mechanical means such as plungers, hand augers or drain snakes.
In one example, there is provided a hair entrapment device for retaining loose hair entering a drainage well of a drain, the device comprising:
In another example, there is provided a hair entrapment device comprising:
In another example, there is provided a kit comprising:
In another example, there is provided a method of trapping loose hair entering a drainage well of a drain, the method comprising:
Advantageously, the hair entrapment device reduces or eliminates the use of drain-cleaning chemicals that may be harmful to the environment and/or toxic to breathe or harmful when in contact with the skin or eyes. In addition, the device is easy to use, re-usable, environmentally friendly and relatively inexpensive compared to other tools or chemical means.
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In operation, a downward force is applied on hair entrapment device 10 to urge hair entrapment device 10 downwardly into drainage well 44 such that outer sleeve wall surface 26 of annular sleeve body 12 is in tight, sealing engagement with the drain wall 68 of drainage well 44. In one example, the force is applied to knob 60 and/or spokes 32. Fluid flows via top opening 18, spoke openings 42 and bottom opening 20 and loose hair is captured by the plurality of tines 40. Spokes 32 and spoke openings 42 are dimensioned such that the flow of water around spokes 32 into drainage well 44 is not substantially limited, and therefore flows at an acceptable rate that is substantially similar to the rate of flow without hair entrapment device 10 installed within drainage well 44. Accordingly, there is no substantial difference in the flow rate with or without hair entrapment device 10 installed within drainage well 44. In one example, hair entrapment device 10 is urged into drainage well 44 until bottom portion of sidewall 22 and bottom portions of spokes 32 are adjacent to, or abut, cross members 69 of drain 46.
In one implementation, sidewall 22 is substantially frustoconical, and tapering from upper open end 14 and lower open end 16. Frustoconical sidewall 22 aids in securement of hair entrapment device 10 within drainage well 44. Accordingly, hair entrapment device 10 is able to fit into a plurality of differently sized drains 46. For example, a portion of the tapered lower end of annular sleeve body 12 may be received within drainage well 44 while the upper portion of annular sleeve body 12 is free of drainage well 44.
As noted above, knob 60 may be grasped by a tool when installing in drainage well 44 or extricating hair entrapment device 10 from drainage well 44.
The operation of hair entrapment device 10 and tool 70 will now be described. In one example, before a cleansing event, such as taking a shower or washing one's hair or other hair shedding event, hair entrapment device 10 is installed in drainage well 44 associated with drain 46. When installed, outer sleeve wall surface 26 of hair entrapment device 10 is in tight, sealing engagement with the drain wall 68 of drainage well 44 with the water. During, or after, the hair shedding event loose hair that would normally flow into drainage well 44 is captured by the plurality of tines 40 of hair entrapment device 10. More specifically, a shed hair strand is carried by the flowing water towards drain 46, and as the hair strand advances into drainage well 44 a portion of the hair strand enters one or more spacings 51 of tines 40 associated with one or more of spokes 32. As the water continues to flow into drainage well 44 other portions of the hair strand also enter one or more spacings 51 of tines 40 associated with one or more of spokes 32. As the water continues to flow the process repeats itself and a sufficient portion of the hair strand is retained within spacings 51 of tines 40 such that the strand of hair is thereby prevented from going down drain 46, and the hair strand accumulates within hair entrapment device 10. Furthermore, any swirling action of the water as it enters drainage well 46 further enhances the capture of the hair strand by tines 40.
Following the hair shedding event, the accumulated, tangled loose hair may need to be removed from hair entrapment device 10 to permit re-use, alternatively, a clean or new device 10 may be used instead. Preferably, hair entrapment device 10 is extricated from drainage well 44 first. While this may be performed by inserting one's hand into drainage well 44 to grab hair entrapment device 10 by knob 60 and applying an upward force, a tool may be used, such as tool 70. Accordingly, tool 70 may be introduced into the mouth of drainage well 44, and with central aperture 81 aligned with central hub 30, cut-outs 84 aligned with spokes 32, and the plurality of fingers 82 aligned with spoke openings 42, a downward force is applied to handle 88. As the force is applied, knob 60 and neck 62 of central hub 30 are forced through aperture 86, and spokes 32 are received by cut-outs 84, and the plurality of fingers 82 are received by spoke openings 42, and belly 64 abuts aperture wall 85 of the plurality of fingers 82. Tool 70 is caused to travel down along inner sleeve wall surface 24 of sidewall 22 until bottom wall 78 of the plurality of fingers 82 is adjacent to lower open end 16, or at least until the top edge of tines 40 is adjacent to the top section of cut-outs 84, while taking into account the captured hair strands which is trapped therebetween, thereby placing tool 70 in a deployed position. From the deployed position, the combination of hair entrapment device 10 and tool 70 may be removed from drainage well 44 by pinching knob 60 and applying a lifting force to cause outer sleeve wall surface 26 of annular sleeve body 12 to slide upwardly along drain wall 68 until the combination of hair entrapment device 10 and tool 70 are out of drainage well 44, along with the trapped hair.
In one implementation, hair entrapment device 90 as shown in
In one implementation, there is shown in
Once installed within drainage well 44, tines 140 of hair entrapment device 100 snag loose hair 92 carried by water during or after a hair shedding event, that is, loose hair 92 that would otherwise flow down drain 46 and potential result in a blockage of drain 46. The plurality of upstanding posts 150 also snag loose hair 92, especially as water swirls down drain 46. The swirling effect caused by the water causes loose hair 92 to swirl too, and in doing so loose hair 92 wraps around posts 150 and/or tines 140. Following the hair shedding event, tangled loose hair 92 is removed from hair entrapment device 100.
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In one implementation, there is shown hair entrapment device 192, similar to hair entrapment device 10 and having like elements, comprising spokes 194 with tines 196, and upstanding posts 198, in
In one implementation, there is shown hair entrapment device 200, similar to hair entrapment device 10 and having like elements, comprising eight spokes 202 with tines 204, and upstanding posts 206, in
In one implementation, there is shown tool 210, similar to tool 70 and having like elements, comprising eight fingers 212, eight primary cut-outs 214 for receiving tines 204 of hair entrapment device 200 and eight secondary cut-outs 216 for receiving upstanding posts 206, in
In one implementation, there is shown hair entrapment device 300, similar to hair entrapment device 10 and having like elements, comprising eight spokes 302 with tines 304, in
In one implementation, there is shown hair entrapment device 400 similar to hair entrapment device 10 and having like elements, in
In one implementation, there is shown hair entrapment device 500 comprising central hub 502, a plurality of spokes 504 extending from central hub 502, in
In one implementation, unitary body 72 of tool 70 is substantially frustoconical, and tapering from top end 74 and bottom end 76; and unitary body 172 of tool 170 is substantially frustoconical, tapering from top end 174 and bottom end 176.
In one implementation, hair entrapment devices 10, 90, 100, 192, 200, 210, 300, 400, 500 are made of any suitable material.
In one implementation, hair entrapment devices 10, 90, 100, 192, 200, 210, 300, 400, 500 are made of a flexible, suitable resilient plastic or elastomeric material. Exemplary materials comprise any of a stiff synthetic rubber material, a polyolefin, a polyvinylchloride, a polyamine resin, or the like.
In one implementation, hair entrapment devices 10, 90, 100, 192, 200, 300, 400 and tools 70, 170, 210 are bio-degradable. In one example, hair entrapment devices 10, 90, 100, 192, 200, 210, 300, 400, 500 are made of polylactic acid (PLA).
In one implementation, hair entrapment devices 10, 90, 100, 192, 200, 210, 300, 400, 500 are made of any of a metal and a metal chrome.
In one implementation, a combination of hair entrapment device 10, 90, 100, 192, 200, 300, 400, 500 and tool 70, 170, 210 acts a drainage well stopper or plug.
In one implementation, tines 40a-g may comprise varying dimensions, with tines 40a closest to central hub wall 34 being substantially longer than tines 40g adjacent to inner sleeve wall surface 24.
In one implementation, tines 40a-g comprise identical dimensions.
In one implementation, tines 40a-g comprise varying dimensions. In one example, tines 40a-g comprise different lengths, different widths, different breadths.
In one implementation, tines 40a-g may be positioned in any configuration. For example, tines 40a-g may comprise alternating heights, or tines 40a closest to central hub wall 34 and tines 40g adjacent to inner sleeve wall surface 24 may be substantially longer than tines 40b-f, or versa.
In one implementation, tines 40 are formed on a separate body that is removably attached to spokes 32. Accordingly, once hair has accumulated on tines 40, the body may be removed from spokes 32 and the body with the accumulated hair is disposed of. Accordingly, the removably attached tines 40 may be a disposable accessory, should the user choose not to remove the accumulated hair for re-use of tines 40.
The benefits and advantages described above may relate to one embodiment or may relate to several embodiments. The embodiments are not limited to those that solve any or all of the stated problems or those that have any or all of the stated benefits and advantages. The operations of the methods described herein may be carried out in any suitable order, or simultaneously where appropriate. Additionally, individual blocks may be added or deleted from any of the methods without departing from the spirit and scope of the subject matter described herein. Aspects of any of the examples described above may be combined with aspects of any of the other examples described to form further examples without losing the effect sought.
Benefits, other advantages, and solutions to problems have been described above with regard to specific embodiments. However, the benefits, advantages, solutions to problems, and any element(s) that may cause any benefit, advantage, or solution to occur or become more pronounced are not to be construed as critical, required, or essential features or elements of any or all the claims. As used herein, the terms “comprises,” “comprising,” or any other variations thereof, are intended to cover a non-exclusive inclusion, such that a process, method, article, or apparatus that comprises a list of elements does not include only those elements but may include other elements not expressly listed or inherent to such process, method, article, or apparatus. Further, no element described herein is required for the practice of the invention unless expressly described as “essential” or “critical.”
The preceding detailed description of exemplary embodiments of the invention makes reference to the accompanying drawings, which show the exemplary embodiment by way of illustration. While these exemplary embodiments are described in sufficient detail to enable those skilled in the art to practice the invention, it should be understood that other embodiments may be realized and that logical and mechanical changes may be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention. For example, the steps recited in any of the method or process claims may be executed in any order and are not limited to the order presented. Thus, the preceding detailed description is presented for purposes of illustration only and not of limitation, and the scope of the invention is defined by the preceding description, and with respect to the attached claims.
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