SU10564A1 - Smoking Mouthpiece - Google Patents

Description

In the proposed smoking mouthpiece (1, e, intended for use both indoors and outside, in order to prevent water from entering the mouthpiece and the tobacco in any position at any position, two curved pipes are used, from which the valve is lowered into the water.

The proposed smoked mouthpiece has two forms: one narrow in size and elongation in height (Fig. 1, 2 and 3), the other compact round (Fig. 4, 5 and 6). Separately of these forms of smoking mouthpiece consists of tank A (Fig. 1 and 4) of this water and tobacco smoke, with a socket B for taking cigarettes, mouthpiece B, a JE disk, a hole & on a chain or a spring (Fig. 6), with a pipe g with a valve -G acting on a rubber ring D (Fig. 1 and 2) with a pin-C or a ball on a spring D (Fig. 3 and 4), and a pipe e.

When using the smoking mouthpiece-cal, the hole in the tank (Fig. 1 and 4) of tank A, which is fixed on the chain of the stopper, is freed from it, is dropped vertically

in a glass of water, the elongated part of it down; after some time, it is filled with water and taken out, observing the sheer position. Then, so that the surplus water enters, is poured back through the same lateral opening, placed in height, with the expectation that the maximum amount of water needed for smoking and guaranteeing its absence into the mouthpiece B of the curved tube d at any position of the mouthpiece remains. Insert the cigarettes into the socket B and the mouthpiece is ready for smoking.

When smoking, the interior of tank A is diluted through mouthpiece D, valve D opens and lets in smoke, which passes water, is neutralized and cooled. Liquid droplets entrained from the surface of the water with smoke are retained by the disk E from non-adhesion to the mouthpiece B.

The subject of the patent.

 A smoking mouthpiece, characterized by the fact that in the reservoir A of water there are two tubes d and g (Fig. 1N 4), of which the first is connected to mouthpiece B

comes to the middle of the vessel and is protected from the bryeg by the D-second disk, going from the socket for receiving cigarettes, mail is lowered to the bottom and equipped on the end with Elanan G (Fig. 2 and 3), which also serves to fill

The reservoir has a water hole in the middle of the vessel, HHse, in order to prevent the reservoir 23 from pouring the water A into the latter into the tubes d and r at any position of the mouthpiece.

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