DE1863589U - SINK CLEANER FOR SIPHONES WITH PERFORATED COVERS. - Google Patents

Description

Dishwasher detergent for siphons with perforated covers

The innovation concerns a rinsing cleaner for siphons on sinks, Bathtubs, sinks and the like. As well as other lines prone to blockages, whose access through a perforated Cover is difficult.

It is common practice to use suction devices to remove blockages in such siphons when the screw connection at the bottom of the Siphons are difficult to access or should be avoided. The disadvantage here is that the dirt is sucked into the basin and the suction is very often too low to clear the blockage. In addition, there is the purchase price these devices to the z. B. rarely used in households in an unfavorable relationship.

The innovation is supposed to be a simple and worthwhile purchase Device can be obtained with which the blockage of the siphon can be cleared without the basin or the bathtub to soil etc.

The solution to this problem succeeds with a feeling: some, which, according to the innovation, is characterized by one that can be inserted into the siphon and one that opens due to the line pressure Closure for a tube carrying an outlet opening which, at the end facing away from this opening, expands to form a tube or connected to a hose the other end of which is sized for connection to a water tap and / or is formed. With such a device, a clogged siphon can be flushed out very easily, by connecting the end of the hose to a faucet and pulling the tube through a sieve hole in the cover up is introduced into the sump of the SipEon. The tube closure prevents the dirt from being pressed into the tube will. Then the tube is pulled back a little so that its

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Opening released under the line pressure and now the dirt is flushed away by the water jet, whereby this first happens at the origin of the constipation. As the tube is gradually withdrawn, the dirt is also removed, that has accumulated above the blockage.

The closure can quite simply be a plug which is inserted axially into the tube end in such a way that it passes through the Water pressure is repelled. Because of its low value, the stopper can be lost. However, he can also be held by means of a tear-resistant thread which is passed through the tube and the hose. Of course the closure can also be designed as a non-return valve or flap.

The dishwashing detergent is preferably made from a homogeneous piece of elastic material, e.g. B. rubber or thermoplastic Plastic, whereby the hose end that can be connected to the tap is more elastic than the tube, which is rigid and preferably has a slight curve.

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The tube and hose can also consist of special parts, which are mechanically connected, vulcanized or - if they are made of plastic - welded.

The drawing discloses further characteristics of the innovation, of which an embodiment is shown, namely

j? y. 1 the dishwashing detergent with introduced into a siphon Tube and hose connected to a tap and

Fig. 2 shows the tube end on a larger scale with one Thread hanging plug.

The dishwashing detergent consists of a hose 2 that can be connected to a tap 1 and at the other end of which extends over a taper 3 connects a tube 4, the opening 4a

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can be closed by a plug 5 . This is conical on the outside so that it finds little resistance when binding back into the blockage. To get as close as possible to the origin of the blockage, the end of the tube is slightly curved. The plug 5 is hanging on a loose thread 9? which leads inside the cleaner to the tap 1 and is attached to a bracket 7 which is firmly connected to the cleaner and which also serves to secure the hose against sliding off the tap by means of a loop or the like, not shown.

Preferably, the cleaner consists of a homogeneous piece, wherein the hose end - z. B. in plastic by a plasticizer - held elastic and the probe-like tube part 4 is hardened.

With a sleeve 8 made of elastic material, the holes of the cover 10 are against a possible backflow the dirty water sealed.

Claims (5)

672 * 2U.62 Rudolf Heienbrok - 4 - May 18, 1962 H 14 claims for protection 1. Dishwashing detergent for siphons with perforated covers on sinks, sinks, bathtubs and the like, characterized by a tube that can be inserted through the cover into the siphon (6) and that carries a closure for an outlet opening (4a) that opens due to the line pressure (4) , which at the end facing away from the opening (4a) expands to form a hose ^ 2) or is connected to a hose, the other end of which is dimensioned and / or designed for connection to a water supply tap (i). 2. Dishwasher cleaner according to claim 1, characterized in that the closure is formed by a stopper (5) is, which can be inserted axially into the tube end (4a) and which closes this opening, for. B. conical or has a circular surface. 3. Dishwasher cleaner according to claim 1, characterized in that the tube (4) is curved near its free end. 4. Dishwasher according to claims 1 and "3, characterized in that the hose (2) and the tube (4) consist of a homogeneous Heil, wherein the tube (4) is of a harder consistency than the hose, in particular that of one Hahn (i) connectable end. 5. Dishwasher according to claims 1, 3 and 4, characterized by a safety device ^) at the connection end of the cleaner against sliding off the tap.