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1. A method for hydrodynamically removing accumulated debris from between the shaving blades of a multi-bladed shaving instrument, the improvement therein encompassing the fluid dynamics principles of vorticity and pressure gradients, comprising:
a. providing a first anchor platform for a control head housing assembly and providing a second anchor platform, mechanically coupled to said first anchor platform, for a razor handle capture assembly, b. providing said control head housing assembly with an energy storage and distribution capability; and to include means for said energy storage and distribution capability, c. providing an angular displacement drive and coupling capability within said control head housing assembly, along with means for delivering said angular displacement drive and coupling capability from within said control head housing assembly to said razor handle capture assembly, d. Providing said razor handle capture assembly having an adjustable razor handle gripping device with means for accepting said angular displacement impetus from said control head housing assembly while securing and immobilizing said multi-bladed shaving instrument into said razor handle capture assembly, and e. preparing said multi-bladed shaving instrument for immersion and agitation in a predetermined volume of tap water followed by the selection of a suitably sized first-liquid-medium vessel, either fixed or portable, for containment of said tap water and one that may preclude an undue amount of spillage or splashing, then f. assembling other items useful to a process of restoring said multi-bladed shaving instrument when in a heavily encrusted condition, including a second-liquid-medium vessel that when about half full of liquid will just cover said bladed section of said multi-bladed shaving instrument, and a third-liquid-medium vessel containing a suitable amount of a commercially available hydrolyzing agent or wetting agent in liquid form, then g. admixing a predetermined quantity of said tap water and said hydrolyzing agent or wetting agent, depending upon the degree of encrustation, followed by the subsequent pouring of a suitable quantity of the admixture into said second-liquid-medium vessel, then h. immersing said multi-bladed shaving instrument's said bladed section into the said admixture within said second-liquid-medium vessel and allowing said bladed section to soak for a predetermined length of time in said admixture, then j. installing said multi-bladed shaving instrument in said razor handle capture assembly as appropriate for maximum safety when dealing with a sharp instrument, then k. placing said razor handle capture assembly with said multi-bladed shaving instrument installed into said water bath up to a predetermined level marked on the exterior of said razor handle capture assembly, and with said angular displacement impetus being transmitted through said razor handle capture assembly and ultimately to said multi-bladed shaving instrument, the debris removal process is allowed to begin through means of activation of said mechanical energy originating in and being delivered from said control head housing assembly, whereby said multi-bladed shaving instrument, properly prepared, safely inserted and ultimately made free of said accumulated debris, also remains free of impact and/or thermal damage to a plurality of honed edges, otherwise caused by all known prior art attempts to abrade and/or flush away the offending material that accumulates between said honed edges of said multi-bladed shaving instrument(s). |
