IP Library › Granted Patent US 10,870,976
Granted Patent B2
US 10,870,976 · App. 16/361,688 · Granted Dec 22, 2020

Hair straining system

Inventor: Serge Karnegie (Farmingdale, NY)
Assignee: JUKA INNOVATIONS CORPORATION
E03C1/264
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Patent No.
US 10,870,976
App. No.
16/361,688
Granted
Dec 22, 2020
Kind
B2
Abstract

A straining device has an upper wall, a central tube and a lower wall and is positioned in a drain pipe so as to prevent hair from clogging the drain pipe while providing an aesthetically appealing appearance and allowing for easy cleaning.

Claims (71)

1. A hair straining system comprising:

a straining device;

the straining device comprising a central tube, an upper wall and a lower wall;

the central tube comprising a tube body, a top opening, a bottom opening, a plurality of side openings and a hollow core;

the top opening and the bottom opening each axially traversing through the tube body;

the top opening and the bottom opening being oppositely located to each other;

the plurality of side openings laterally traversing through the tube body;

the plurality of side openings being located in between the top opening and the bottom opening;

the hollow core being surrounded by the tube body;

the hollow core being in communication with the top opening, the bottom opening and the plurality of side openings;

the upper wall comprising an upper body;

the upper body being connected with the tube body;

the upper body being adjacently positioned to the top opening;

the lower wall comprising a lower body, a lower opening, a plurality of lower holes, a ridge and at least one protrusion;

the lower body being connected with the tube body;

the lower body being adjacently positioned to the bottom opening;

the tube body being located in between the upper body and the lower body;

the lower opening axially traversing through the lower body;

the lower opening being in communication with the bottom opening;

the plurality of lower holes axially traversing through the lower body;

the plurality of lower holes being not in communication with the bottom opening;

the plurality of lower holes being peripherally distributed around the tube body;

the ridge being perimetrically formed on the lower body;

the ridge being tapered towards the upper body;

a radial diameter of the lower body being larger than a radial diameter of the tube body;

the lower body and the ridge each being made of a resilient material;

the at least one protrusion being connected with the lower body;

the lower body being located in between the tube body and the at least one protrusion; and

the at least one protrusion axially extending away from the lower body.

2. The hair straining system of claim 1 comprising:

the top opening and the bottom opening being aligned with each other.

3. The hair straining system of claim 1 comprising:

the radial diameter of the lower body being smaller than a radial diameter of the upper body.

4. The hair straining system of claim 1 comprising:

the upper wall comprising a plurality of upper openings; and

the plurality of upper openings axially traversing through the upper body.

5. The hair straining system of claim 4 comprising:

the plurality of upper openings being in communication with the top opening.

6. The hair straining system of claim 1 comprising:

the tube body being made of a resilient material.

7. The hair straining system of claim 1 comprising:

the upper body being made of a resilient material.

8. The hair straining system of claim 1 comprising:

the at least one protrusion being made of a resilient material.

9. The hair straining system of claim 1 comprising:

the at least one protrusion being a plurality of protrusions.

10. The hair straining system of claim 9 comprising:

the plurality of protrusions being peripherally distributed around the lower opening.

11. The hair straining system of claim 9 comprising:

a corresponding protrusion among the plurality of protrusions being located in between the lower opening and a corresponding lower hole among the plurality of lower holes.

12. The hair straining system of claim 1 comprising:

the at least one protrusion being a single protrusion.

13. The hair straining system of claim 12 comprising:

the single protrusion being peripherally distributed around the lower opening.

14. The hair straining system of claim 12 comprising:

the single protrusion being located across the lower opening.

15. The hair straining system of claim 12 comprising:

the single protrusion being of ring-shaped.

16. The hair straining system of claim 12 comprising:

the single protrusion being of C-shaped.

17. The hair straining system of claim 12 comprising:

the single protrusion being of rectangle-shaped.

18. The hair straining system of claim 1 comprising:

a drain pipe; and

the straining device being configured to be inserted the drain pipe.

19. The hair straining system of claim 18 comprising:

the radial diameter of the lower body being substantially the same as an inner radial diameter of the drain pipe; and

a radial diameter of the upper body being larger than the inner radial diameter of the drain pipe.

20. The hair straining system of claim 18 comprising:

the drain pipe comprising a crossbar; and

the at least one protrusion being configured to contact against the crossbar.

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Mar 22, 2019
From: KARNEGIE, SERGE
To: JUKA INNOVATIONS CORPORATION
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Continuity (13)
Continuation In Part 29671631 · Nov 28, 2018
Continuation In Part 29644282 · Apr 16, 2018
Continuation In Part 29641385 · Mar 21, 2018
Continuation In Part 16361688
Continuation In Part 15921435 · Mar 14, 2018
Continuation In Part 15464576 · Mar 21, 2017
Continuation In Part PCTIB2016055454 · Sep 13, 2016
Continuation In Part 14990476 · Jan 7, 2016
Continuation In Part 14990476 · Jan 7, 2016
Continuation In Part 16361688
Continuation In Part 14990476 · Jan 7, 2016
Provisional Application 62219223 · Sep 16, 2015
Related Publication 20190218758A1 · Jul 18, 2019