Steam iron having a cartridge for treating water or cloth to be

Details Steam iron having a cartridge for treating water or cloth to be Steam iron having a cartridge for treating water or cloth to be

1993-01-27

1996-06-18

Izaguirre, Ismael

Textiles: ironing or smoothing

Smoothing implements

Flatirons

210 94, D06F 7522, C02F 100

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055265952

ABSTRACT:
A steam iron has a reservoir from which water is supplied to a vaporization chamber. A plurality of cartridges are placed within a housing of the iron and at least one cartridge contains a product other than a demineralizing product for the purpose of treating water or cloth to be ironed. A ramp is provided for bringing the water of the reservoir into contact with the treatment product. A duct beneath the cartridge conveys the water charged with the treatment product to a vaporization chamber. A plurality of steam discharge orifices in communication with the vaporization chamber distributes the treated water on the cloth to be ironed. The plurality of cartridges are arranged such that at least one is arranged in parallel or in series, or a combination of these, along a path in which water flows as it travels from the reservoir to the vaporization chamber.

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