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 Title: |
US6978506:
Cleaning implement
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| Country: |
US United States of America
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| Inventor: |
Uskup, Timur; Chicago, IL, United States of America 60613
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| Assignee: |
None
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| Published / Filed: |
2005-12-27
/ 2003-01-07
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| Application Number: |
US2003000336862
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| IPC Code: |
Advanced:
B08B 1/00;
G10D 3/00;
IPC-7:
A47L 13/12;
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| ECLA Code: |
A46B5/00A6; B08B1/00; G10D3/00; K46B5/00B6B;
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| U.S. Class: |
Current:
015/114;
015/143.1;
015/160;
015/210.1;
0D4/119;
0D4/134;
0D4/138;
D32/042;
Original:
015/114;
015/210.1;
015/160;
015/143.1;
D32/042;
D04/119;
D04/134;
D04/138;
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| Field of Search: |
015/114,110,105,115,117,210.1,118,160,143.1
132/73.5,75.3
D32/042
0D4/116,119,137,134,138
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| Priority Number: |
| 2003-01-07 |
US2003000336862 |
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| Abstract: |
A cleaning implement specifically adapted for stringed instruments such as guitars, includes a T-shaped body having a distal cross member, a bowed main body intermediate member and a proximal enlarged handle. The cross member has a soft cleaning surface on an underside thereof and the handle has projecting bristles on an undersurface thereof. The bowed intermediate body member is resiliently flexible.
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| Attorney, Agent or Firm: |
Gross, Dennis A. ;
The Hill Firm ;
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| Primary / Asst. Examiners: |
Graham, Gary K.;
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First Claim:
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1. A cleaning instrument particularly adapted for cleaning stringed musical instruments comprising an elongated thin body defining upper and lower opposing surfaces, said body having a generally T-shape with a cross member at one end of the body and a handle at the other end of the body, the cross member carrying a soft cleaning pad extending at least downwardly from the lower surface thereof and the handle carrying a plurality of projecting bristles extending downwardly from the lower surface, an intermediate body member between the handle and the cross member, the intermediate body member being longitudinally bowed and resiliently yieldable to allow the cross member to move relative to the handle.
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