OA18498A - Tool for removing floor drain. - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention relates to a tool for removing floor drains covering wastewater pipes. The invention consists of a handle (1) which allows the tool to be caught or hooked, a rod (2) to which an elongated and hooked spike (3) is attached, facilitating the removal of the drain, a support (4) for hanging the tool on the wall. The handle and the rod are made integral by a threaded screw (5).

Description

The invention relates to a tool for removing a floor drain covering wastewater drainage pipes.

A siphon is a pipe used to transfer liquids according to the principle of communicating vessels. It comes in several forms:

• Curved tube which is used to pass a liquid from a given level to a lower level, passing through a level higher than the other two;

• Curved horizontal S-shaped tube, placed on the drain pipes of sanitary installations, so as to prevent the rise of bad odors. It is used on some wet pit latrine.

In infrequently used pipelines, evaporation of water from the siphon may over time allow air in the pipe to pass again.

These days, all modern homes are equipped with toilets with drain pipes in them.

These pipes are generally in turn covered with Siphon to prevent the foul odors of the wastewater from rising to the surface, or that unwanted objects are inadvertently found in the pipes at the risk of clogging them.

The floor drain is a piece of equipment that allows any type of liquid that spills onto a non-absorbent surface to be evacuated and subsequently evacuated via a pipe system.

Most blockages in pipes are caused by the build-up of hair, soap, and lime.

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To maintain our pipeline, we proceed to disassemble the siphon by opening the protective grid and removing the siphon. With the wire hanger, baking soda or vinegar, we unclog the pipes.

In fact, whenever the users find that the water is not draining properly, they try to speed up the process with twigs of brooms, pen plugs, comb handles. In short, any object of any kind that could allow them to reach their end. It should be noted, however, that not all of these objects used are adequate and may even be a source of other problems, in particular safety or hygiene.

The present invention aims to provide a tool for removing with ease and safety, a floor drain for the evacuation of wastewater.

According to the invention, this object is achieved with a tool comprising a handle (1) which makes it possible to catch or hang the tool, a rod (2) to which is fixed an elongated and hooked peak (3) facilitating removal of the siphon, a support (4) to hang the tool on the wall. The sleeve and the rod are associated with a threaded screw (5).

The concavity of the elongated and hooked peak (3) is such that the intercession (6) of this peak (3) with the rod (2) constitutes a support for the tool to facilitate the removal of the siphon.

Tool for removing floor drain designed in accordance with the invention has several advantages, including ease of use and guarantee of safety and hygiene

The invention is described below with the aid of the accompanying diagrams, according to which:

Figure 1 is a side view showing the tool without the support,

Figure 2 is a side view of the separate device showing the threaded screw,

Figure 3 is a side view of the device showing the tool with the hanging support.

Floor trap removal tool consists of a handle (1) for easy grabbing of the tool, a rod (2) to which is attached an elongated and hooked pick (3) for easy removal of the trap, a support ( 4) to hang the tool on the wall. The sleeve and the rod are associated with a threaded screw (5).

Claims (3)

1. Tool for the removal of floor drain characterized in that it comprises a handle (1) to easily catch the tool, a rod (2) to which is fixed an elongated and hooked pick (3) facilitating the removing the siphon and a support (4) to hang the tool s on the wall. 2. Tool for removing a floor drain according to claim 1, characterized in that the sleeve (1) and the rod (2) are separable and associable by means of a threaded screw (5). 3. Tool for removing a floor drain according to claim 1, characterized in that the concavity of the elongated and hooked peak (3) is such that the intercession (6) of this peak (3) with the rod (2) ) provides a support for the tool to facilitate removal of the floor drain.