JP2005279158A - Pumice stone easy to use - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To solve the problem that a person conventionally have a pumice stone in the hand to use it, which is hard to rub the sole with the pumice stone due to the position and needs the force as well and a pumice stone part being directly seen provides an inelegant view. <P>SOLUTION: The pumice stone is installed on a floor. The person rubs the sole with the pumice stone of the pumice stone part while standing and resting the weight on the other side of the stone part. Thereby the stone can be used without the force in an easy position. When a large number of suction cups are provided on the back of the stone, the position of the stone hardly moves, and moreover at housing, the stone being hung by a string or being attracted onto a wall by the suction cups renders the same invisible. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2006,JPO&NCIPI

Description

In the present invention, pumice is fixed to the floor with a suction cup so that the heel can be rubbed without using hands.

Conventional pumice stones had to be used by hand, and the arms were easy to get tired.

JP 2000-333874

Conventional pumice stones were used by hand, but the soles of the feet were difficult to reach and needed to be rubbed again.

In the present invention, the sole of the foot is easily rubbed and further force is not required.

The present invention can be used by installing it on the floor with a suction cup.

By the above solution, the weight of the body can be applied to the opposite side of the pumice so as not to slip in a standing posture, and the sole of the opposite foot can be easily rubbed.

There is a suction cup on the back side of the pumice so you can rub your sole without slipping.

As described above, it is possible to rub the back of the foot without applying force in an easy posture.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

The pumice is round and shallow so that the heel is easy to polish.

The base to which the lower part of the pumice is attached has a space where you can put your weight on the opposite side of the foot that rubs other than pumice.

The side where the weight is applied is provided with a plurality of protrusions so that the foot does not slip and the acupoint pushing effect is provided.

According to the present invention, the pumice part can be covered by assembling on the side where the weight is applied and the side attached thereto, and the appearance is also beautiful.

Suction cups are also attached to the side where the weight is applied, the back side of the pumice stone, and the side surface associated therewith, and it can be placed on the wall.

The present invention has a string and can be hung on a hook or the like.

Hereinafter, the structure and material will be described.

The pumice may be natural or artificial.

The base is preferably made of resin to make it easier to attach protrusions and suction cups.

If the suction cup is too large, it will be easy to peel off depending on the position where the weight is applied.

View from above Illustration when assembled

Explanation of symbols

1 Pumice 2 Sucker 3 String for hanging

Claims (6)

Pumice with bowl-shaped depression that is round and shallow enough to fit the heel Pumice that is fixed on the opposite side of the pumice so that it does not slip A pumice stone that has a small protrusion on the part where the weight is applied and has the effect of pushing the acupoint Pumice that has a suction cup on the entire backside of the pumice, making it harder to slip A pumice stone that cannot be seen from the pumice stone. A pumice stone that can be attached to a smooth surface by a suction cup attached to the entire outside when assembled.

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