WASH WAND ATTACHMENT SYSTEM
A wash wand attachment system is provided, including a wash wand having a first end configured for receiving an attachment and defining a longitudinal axis, a key formation secured to the first end and having a releasable latch, and a wand attachment having a socket configured for releasably receiving the key formation. The key formation and the socket are constructed and arranged such that upon relative engagement, the attachment is prevented from rotational movement about the axis, and also from movement in the direction of the axis.
1 . A wash wand attachment system, comprising:
a wash wand defining a longitudinal axis and having a first end configured for receiving an attachment;
a key formation secured to said first end and having a releasable latch;
a wand attachment having a socket configured for releasably receiving said key formation; and
said key formation and said socket are constructed and arranged such that upon relative engagement, said attachment is prevented from rotational movement about said axis, and also from movement in the direction of said axis.
2 . The attachment system of claim 1 wherein said wash wand has a second end opposite said first end and being configured for connection to a source of pressurized water.
3 . The attachment system of claim 1 wherein said wash wand is telescopingly extendable in length.
4 . The attachment system of claim 1 wherein said key formation is generally “+”-shaped when viewed on end.
5 . The attachment system of claim 1 wherein said latch includes a box portion enclosing a retractable latch button.
6 . The attachment system of claim 5 wherein said latch is mounted upon a generally cylindrical water conduit such that said latch is isolated from water in said passageway.
7 . The attachment system of claim 5 further including a biasing member in said box portion biasing said latch button to a locked position.
8 . The attachment system of claim 1 wherein said key formation, when viewed on end, includes a rectangular latch with a generally cylindrical water conduit secured to a lower edge of said latch.
9 . The attachment system of claim 1 further including a retractable latch button reciprocating relative to a top surface of said latch.
10 . The attachment system of claim 9 wherein said water conduit has a generally planar upper edge connecting said water conduit to a lower surface of said latch.
11 . The attachment system of claim 10 wherein said socket includes a rectangular portion for receiving said latch, and a generally cylindrical portion for receiving said water conduit, said portions being in communication with each other.
12 . A wash attachment for use with a wash wand attachment system including a wash wand defining a longitudinal axis and having a first end configured for receiving the attachment, a key formation secured to the first end and having a releasable latch, said attachment comprising:
a wand attachment body having a working portion and a generally “+”-shaped socket including a rectangular latch portion and a generally cylindrical water conduit portion in communication with an adjacent planar surface of said latch portion and configured for releasably receiving said key formation;
said socket being constructed and arranged such that upon relative engagement with the key formation, said attachment is prevented from rotational movement about the axis, and also from movement in the direction of the axis.
13 . The attachment of claim 12 wherein said attachment body includes a latch button access aperture in communication with said socket.
14 . A wash wand for use with a wash wand attachment system, including a wand attachment having a socket for releasably engaging said wash wand, the socket having a wand attachment body having a working portion and a generally “+”-shaped socket including a rectangular latch portion and a generally cylindrical water conduit portion in communication with an adjacent planar surface of the latch portion and configured for releasably receiving said wash wand, said wand comprising:
a wash wand having a handle portion defining a longitudinal axis and provided with a first end configured for receiving the attachment;
a key formation secured to said first end and having a releasable latch, said latch is generally “+”-shaped when viewed on end, including a rectangular latch with a generally cylindrical water conduit secured to a lower edge of said latch and a retractable latch button projecting from said rectangular latch opposite said water conduit; and
said key formation being constructed and arranged such that upon relative engagement with the attachment socket, the attachment is prevented from rotational movement about said axis, and also from movement in the direction of said axis.