Braun Gmbh

Braun Aktiengesellschaft

Thomas Schamberg

Pedro Sanchez-Martinez

Uwe Bielfeldt

Klaus Ramspeck

Norbert Kreutz

Robert Jung

Jochen Cimbal

Christof Ungemach

Georg Mothrath

Pedro Sanchez Martinez

J&uuml;rgen H&ouml;ser

Ralf Dorber

Alf Jahn

Michael Klotz

Helmut D&uuml;rr

Roberg Jung

Michahel Klotz

Uwe Bielfeld

The invention relates to a hair removal device () having a hair removal unit () and a skin cooling unit (), wherein the skin cooling unit () has a skin contact surface (), and the skin cooling unit () is equipped to apply an application substance () onto the skin by way of the skin contact surface () during use of the hair removal device. In addition to the cooling of the skin by means of contact cooling, a further cooling effect may also be achieved in such a hair removal device in that an application substance is applied, which contributes to the cooling of the skin, for example, by means of evaporation. The hair removal device may comprise a removable attachment, which also comprises at least the skin.

Hair removal device

A hair removal appliance includes a hand-held part and interchangeable tool attachments. The hand-held part includes a housing on which various tool attachments are mountable, as well as a drive mechanism which is arranged in the housing and includes a driving element to which a respective tool attachment is adapted to be coupled with its attachment-side driving element. The tool attachments each have a coupling portion of identical construction and are connectable to a complementary coupling portion on the hand-held part of the hair removal appliance. Each of the tool attachments includes a driving element adapted to be coupled to a driving element on the side of the hand-held part.

Hair-removal appliance with different tool attachments

The invention is directed to a cleaning device (RV) for cleaning objects of personal use, in particular a shaving head (S) of a shaving apparatus (TR), with a housing ( ) having a cleaning bath ( ), with a cleaning liquid container ( ) containing a cleaning liquid ( ), with an integrated filter element ( ) as well as with a liquid impelling assembly ( ) adapted to be driven by a motor ( ) and having a supply conduit ( ) to the cleaning bath ( ) and a draining conduit ( ) to the cleaning liquid container ( ), wherein all the walls of the cleaning bath ( ) have an angle of inclination (&agr; and &bgr;) in the direction of the draining conduit ( ) which ensures that cleaning liquid ( ), with or without contaminants, flows to the draining conduit ( ).

Cleaning device for a shaving apparatus

The invention is directed to an electric appliance for personal use such as a dry shaving apparatus, a hair cutting machine or epilator, having a housing to accommodate an electric motor, a storage cell charging circuitry, at least one rechargeable storage cell designed to be connected to the electric motor, and a connector compartment in which a connector equipped with connector pins is pivotally mounted, wherein the connector pins are movably carried in a connector housing surrounding the connector pins, wherein the connector housing with the connector pins therein is arranged for pivotal movement out of and into the connector compartment, and wherein, with the connector in a position in which it is pivoted out of one of the broad sides of the housing, provision is made for the connector pins arranged side by side parallel to said broad side to be movable out of and into the connector housing by means of an actuating element movably disposed in the interior of the connector housing.

Connector for electric appliances

The jug (1) serving to store hot beverages, in particular coffee or tea, is furnished on the brim (4) on its top side (3) with a spout (8) which, together with the top side (3) of the jug (1), can be covered by a lid (9). In the horizontal position of the jug (1), the top side (3) is covered in the area of the spout (8) by a flap (15) movable around an axis of rotation (27). When the jug (1) is tilted out of its horizontal position to assume its pouring position, said flap (15) is lifted from the spout (8) in consequence of the force of gravity and/or by forces exerted by the beverage itself.

Jug for storing hot beverages, in particular coffee or tea

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Usingen, Germany

Thomas Schamberg