Shower head having a mechanism for treating hot water

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1995-10-24

1998-06-30

Kashnikow, Andres

Fluid sprinkling, spraying, and diffusing

Including supply holder for material

To be mixed, dissolved or entrained in a flowing liquid...

239316, 239460, 2395533, 2395903, 4615, B05B 726

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057721190

ABSTRACT:
A shower head comprises a hot-water treating mechanism accommodated in a water passage formed in a shower head case of the shower head. The hot-water treating mechanism has coral sand and active carbon fiber, and has calcium sulfite if necessary. These materials are arranged serially along a water-flow direction in the shower head. For example, these materials are arranged concentrically, through which hot water is made to flow from the center to the periphery. In order to realize this concentrical arrangement of these materials, these materials are made to be a sheet structure, and are overlaid and wound to form a sheet roll. Acrylic active carbon fiber can be used as the active carbon fiber. The shower head can effectively remove chlorine from a large flow rate of hot water having a temperature of about 40 degrees of centigrade. Further, it is possible to reduce in weight of the shower head having a hot-water treating mechanism below 300 grams.

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