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Granted Patent B2
US 9,877,618 · App. 15/135,406 · Granted Jan 30, 2018

Kemps easy scrub

Inventor: Jonathan David Kemp (Rochester, PA)
A47K7/03A47K7/02
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Quick Facts
Patent No.
US 9,877,618
App. No.
15/135,406
Granted
Jan 30, 2018
Kind
B2
Abstract

A holder for body scrubbers or synthetic loofas, which consumers everywhere love to use while bathing and showering. Liquid soap can be added to the dispenser in the holder, and it will be distributed through the sponge, making it easier to enjoy the fragrance and feel of one's favorite liquid soap while bathing.

Claims (12)

1. A liquid dispensing bathing device comprised of:

a container having a cylindrical side wall, a bottom wall and a bulbous top wall wherein the container defines an interior adapted to be filled with liquid soap;

a hand strap secured to opposite ends of a top of the cylindrical side wall and which extends over the bulbous top wall;

a scrubber in the form of a sponge or luffa secured to the bottom wall;

a release button mounted on the cylindrical side wall; said release button being actuatable for enabling the flow of liquid soap in the interior of the container to flow through the bottom wall and into the scrubber;

a window in the cylindrical side wall for enabling a user to view the contents of the container;

a fill hole in the bulbous top wall for enabling the container to be filled with liquid soap; and

a releasable cap covering the fill hole.

2. The liquid dispensing bathing device according to claim 1 wherein the release button actuates a pumping mechanism.

3. The liquid dispensing bathing device according to claim 1 where the liquid soap is adapted to be dispensed thorough one or more soap dispensing openings located on the bottom wall of the container.

4. The liquid dispensing bathing device according to claim 1 where the container has a mechanism to secure the scrubber.

5. The liquid dispensing bathing device according to claim 1 where the scrubber is replaceable.

Continuity (2)
Provisional Application 62150595 · Apr 21, 2015
Related Publication 20160309968A1 · Oct 27, 2016