Blade treatment assembly
A blade treatment assembly designed to dispense a chemical solution to protect blades from tap water mineral buildup, oxidation, and bacterial growth. The blade treatment assembly includes a housing designed to receive a blade and a solution pod including the chemical solution. The blade treatment assembly is further configured to remove chemical solution from the solution pod and spray the chemical solution onto the blades.
1 . A blade treatment assembly comprising:
a housing comprising a battery, a razor guide, at least one spray nozzle, a display, a switch, a pod receiving component, and a spring; and
a pod including a chemical solution;
wherein the razor guide is designed to receive a blade;
wherein the spring is designed to move from an uncompressed position to a compressed position as the blade is positioned on the razor guide;
wherein, once the spring is compressed, the switch is designed to activate the at least one spray nozzle
wherein the at least one spray nozzle is designed to spray the blade with the chemical solution;
wherein the display is operable to indicate when the at least one spray nozzle is spraying the blade; and
wherein the display is further operable to indicate when the at least one spray nozzle is finished spraying the blade.
2 . The assembly of claim 1 , wherein the display is further designed to display a number, wherein the number corresponds to a number of weeks a blade has been used.
3 . The assembly of claim 1 , wherein the display further includes at least one indicator, wherein the at least one indicator is operable to indicate a solution level, wherein the at least one indicator is designed to generate a yellow light when the solution level is low and a red light when the solution level is empty or near empty.
4 . The assembly of claim 1 , wherein the pod includes a transparent material.
5 . The assembly of claim 1 , wherein the pod receiving component is designed to puncture the pod.
6 . The assembly of claim 1 , wherein the at least one spray nozzle includes a plurality of spray nozzles.
7 . The assembly of claim 6 , wherein the plurality of spray nozzles includes a first nozzle and a second nozzle, wherein each nozzle of the plurality of spray nozzles is separately connected to the pod receiving component.
8 . A blade treatment assembly comprising
a housing comprising a battery, a razor guide, a motor, at least one spray nozzle, a display, a switch, a pod receiving component, and a spring; and
a pod including a chemical solution;
wherein the razor guide is designed to receive a blade, wherein the razor guide includes an end wall, wherein the end wall is designed to position the blade to face the at least one spray nozzle;
wherein the spring is designed to move from an uncompressed position to a compressed position as the blade is positioned on the razor guide;
wherein, once the spring is compressed, the switch is designed to activate the at least one spray nozzle;
wherein the at least one spray nozzle is designed to spray the blade with the chemical solution;
wherein the display is operable to indicate when the at least one spray nozzle is spraying the blade; and
wherein the display is further operable to indicate when the at least one spray nozzle is finished spraying.
9 . The assembly of claim 8 , wherein the display is further designed to display a number, wherein the number corresponds to a number of weeks a blade has been used.
10 . The assembly of claim 8 , wherein the display further includes at least one indicator, wherein the at least one indicator is operable to indicate a solution level, wherein the at least one indicator is designed to generate a yellow light when the chemical solution is low and a red light when the chemical solution is empty or near empty.
11 . The assembly of claim 8 , wherein the display is further operable to indicate a battery level.
12 . The assembly of claim 8 , wherein the pod includes a transparent material.
13 . The assembly of claim 8 , wherein the pod receiving component is designed to puncture the pod.
14 . The assembly of claim 8 , wherein the at least one spray nozzle includes a plurality of spray nozzles.
15 . The assembly of claim 14 , wherein the plurality of spray nozzles includes a first nozzle and a second nozzle, wherein each nozzle of the plurality of spray nozzles is separately connected to the pod receiving component.
16 . A blade treatment assembly comprising:
a housing comprising a battery, a razor guide, a motor, a plurality of spray nozzles, a display, a switch, a pod receiving component, and a spring; and
a pod including a chemical solution;
wherein the razor guide is designed to receive a blade;
wherein the spring is designed to move from an uncompressed position to a compressed position as the blade is positioned on the razor guide;
wherein, once the spring is compressed, the switch is designed to activate the plurality of spray nozzles
wherein the plurality of spray nozzles is designed to spray the blade with the chemical solution;
wherein each spray nozzle of the plurality of spray nozzles is separately connected to the pod;
wherein the display is operable to indicate when the plurality of spray nozzles is spraying the blade; and
wherein the display is further operable to indicate when the plurality of spray nozzles is finished spraying.
17 . The assembly of claim 16 , wherein the razor guide includes an end wall, wherein the end wall is designed to position the blade to face the plurality of spray nozzles.
18 . The assembly of claim 16 , wherein the display further includes at least one indicator, wherein the at least one indicator is operable to indicate a solution level, wherein the at least one indicator is designed to generate a yellow light when the chemical solution is low and a red light when the chemical solution is empty or near empty.
19 . The assembly of claim 16 , wherein the display is further operable to indicate a battery level.
20 . The assembly of claim 16 , wherein the pod includes a transparent material.