System for steaming clothes
a technology for clothes and steaming irons, applied in the direction of clothes making applications, cleaning with liquids, other washing machines, etc., can solve the problems of not having time to steam clothes, burning hands when using steam irons, and no hands free steam irons that allow a person
Inactive Publication Date: 2013-08-01
CARTER ABDUL SEAN
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The present invention provides a system for steaming articles of clothing using a human torso device that is connected to a steamer through a hose. The human torso device has multiple air holes where steam air jets are located, allowing the device to simultaneously expel the steam through the air holes onto the clothing to steam the entire portion. The system also includes a top portion with an opening to receive steam from a steamer. The technical effect of the invention is to provide an efficient and effective way to steam clothes.
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When a person utilizes a steam iron it may be time-consuming in that she may be rushing to work and / or trying to get her children ready for school so she may not have time to steam her clothes.
Also, if the person is not careful she may burn her hands when using the steam iron.
Currently, there's no hands free steam iron that allows a person to walk away from the steam iron without having to watch it to make sure an entire portion of the clothes are steamed.
Even when a steam iron is used there's a tendency that all portions of the clothing may not be thoroughly steamed because the amount of steam differentiates as you move the steam iron from one portion of clothing to another.
There are also steamers that are used to steam clothes, but often they're bulky and cumbersome to utilize.
Often these steamers sit in a house or an apartment without being utilized by anyone because they're too cumbersome to use because they don't easily allow someone to evenly simultaneously steam all portions of the clothes.
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[0020]The presently preferred embodiments of the invention are described with reference to the drawings, where like components are identified with the same numerals. The descriptions of the preferred embodiments are exemplary and are not intended to limit the scope of the invention.
[0021]FIG. 1 is an illustration of an entire steaming system. A steaming system 100 is a typical steaming system with additional components. The steaming system 100 includes: a removable water tank 101, a heating element 101a, an ON and OFF Level / Timer operating switch 101b, water 103, a hose 105, a steamer pole 107, a hanger holder 108, a handle 109, an electrical cord 111 and wheels 113. The term “steamer” refers to the typical components associated with a steamer, such as a water tank 101, water 103, electrical cord 111, a steamer pole 107 and a hanger holder 108.
[0022]Hose 105 includes a male connector 105a and a female connector 105b. Male connector 105a is connected to an outside portion 104 of the ...
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A system for steaming clothes is disclosed. A steamer is connected through a hose to a human torso device. The human torso device includes a plurality of holes, wherein a plurality of steam air jets are located in the plurality of air holes. This human torso device is configured to be encapsulated in an article of clothing, where the human torso device is configured to receive steam from the steamer then utilize the plurality of steam air jets to simultaneously expel the steam through the plurality of air holes to entirely steam an entire portion of the article of clothing.
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FIELD OF THE INVENTION[0001]The present invention relates to a system for steaming clothes.BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION[0002]Generally, when a person wants to get wrinkles out of their clothes they steam the clothes themselves. Usually, a person would use a steam iron to get the wrinkles out of their clothes. A steam iron similar to a regular iron has a cord that is plugged into an electrical outlet. However, the steam iron includes a compartment that holds water that is changed to steam when it is heated by a typical heating element connected to the cord of the iron. The steam from steam iron is used to get the wrinkles out of the clothes.[0003]When a person utilizes a steam iron it may be time-consuming in that she may be rushing to work and / or trying to get her children ready for school so she may not have time to steam her clothes. Also, if the person is not careful she may burn her hands when using the steam iron. Currently, there's no hands free steam iron that allows a person ...
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CPCD06F73/00D06F71/34D06F73/02D06F75/06D06F75/10D06F75/12D06F75/14D06F75/16D06F75/18D06F75/20
Inventor CARTER, ABDUL SEAN
Owner CARTER ABDUL SEAN