JP2010172525A - Mist device to be mounted on shampoo bowl - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To solve the problem that a conventional device for spraying mist in a shampoo bowl is unsuitable for a small hairdressing salon since the device has an openable hood so as to be complicated in configuration, larger in shape, and expensive in a sales price. <P>SOLUTION: The mist device has an opening 15 at an appropriate position on the side surface of the shampoo bowl 1. A flexible first hose 21 from a mist generator 2 is connected to the opening from the outer surface of the shampoo bowl, and one end of a flexible hose 3 is connected to the opening from the inner surface of the shampoo bowl. The second hose is attached along the inner peripheral surface of the shampoo bowl by using at least one fitting tool 4. Then, the mist is sprayed by turning the spray port 35 of the second hose toward the hair of a person to be treated who puts his/her head into the shampoo bowl. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2010,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention is a mist generating apparatus that sprays mist on the hair to wet the hair when performing a permanent or treatment at a hairdressing salon, etc., and is a treatment with the head supported by a hair wash ball The present invention relates to a mist device mounted on a hair wash ball that sprays mist toward a person's hair.

  As a conventional apparatus for spraying mist onto the hair to make the hair wet, for example, there are inventions disclosed in JP-A-2005-118388 and JP-A-2005-253837. In both the inventions, when a permanent treatment or a treatment treatment is performed, the treatment person can perform a single washing apparatus without going back and forth between a space for washing the hair and a space for performing the treatment.

  By the way, in both of the inventions, means for spraying mist is incorporated in the hair washing ball in advance, and a hood is attached above the opening of the hair washing ball so as to be openable and closable. It was. The former invention is mainly an apparatus for performing perm and treatment, and the latter invention is an apparatus for automatically washing the hair of the subject.

JP-A-2005-118388 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2005-253837

  The invention disclosed in the above-described prior art is provided with a hood that can be freely opened and closed, has a complicated structure, is large in size and has a high selling price, and is unsuitable for use in a small-sized hairdressing salon. In addition, there are few opportunities for permanents and treatments, such as barbers, and it is usually unsuitable in terms of cost and ease of use when used as a hair wash ball. there were.

  The present invention is intended to solve the above-mentioned problems, and its purpose is to fix the other end of the hose with one end connected to the mist generating device to the hair wash ball only when performing a permanent or treatment. It is intended to provide a mist device that can be attached to a hair wash ball so that mist can be sprayed on the hair of the subject whose head is positioned in the hair wash ball.

  The mist device to be mounted on the hair wash ball of the present invention is intended to achieve the above-mentioned purpose, and the means of claim 1 forms an opening at an appropriate position on the side surface of the hair wash ball, from the outer surface of the hair wash ball. A flexible first hose from the mist generating device is connected to the opening, one end of the flexible second hose is connected to the opening from the inner surface of the hair-washing ball, and the second hose is used with at least one fastener. The mist is sprayed toward the hair of the person to be treated in a state where the head of the second hose is placed in the hair wash ball.

  According to a second aspect of the present invention, there is provided a flexible second hose having one end connected to a flexible first hose from a mist generating device, and the inner surface of the hair washing ball using the second hose using at least one fastener. The mist is sprayed toward the hair of the person to be treated in a state where the head of the second hose is placed in a hair-washing ball.

  According to a third aspect of the present invention, at least one fastening port is attached to the spray port side of the hose in which one end is connected to the mist generating port of the mist generating device, the intermediate portion is a flexible portion, and the spray port is formed at the tip. The mist is sprayed toward the hair of the person to be treated in a state where the head is put in the hair wash ball with the tool attached over the inner peripheral surface of the hair wash ball.

  According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, in any of the first to third aspects, the spray port of the second hose is configured as a universal joint, and the spray direction is freely changed in a state of being fixed by the fastening device. It is made possible to do.

  According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, in any one of the first to third aspects, the fastening device includes a support portion for securely holding the second hose, and the support portion on the inner peripheral surface of the hair washing ball. It is characterized by a suction cup type, a magnet, and a hook-and-loop fastener method for detachably fixing to it.

  As described above, according to the present invention, the first hose from the mist generating device is connected to the opening of the hair washing ball, and is fixed to the inner peripheral surface of the hair washing ball by one or more fasteners. By connecting the second hose to the opening of the shampoo ball, the mist can be sprayed toward the hair of the patient with the head in the shampoo ball, so it can be applied to the hair during perm and treatment. The mist can be sprayed to moisten the hair, and when mist spraying is not necessary, the first and second hoses are removed from the opening of the shampoo ball and the fastener is removed from the shampoo ball. By removing the second hose, it can be used as a normal hair wash ball.

  According to claim 2, since the mist can be sprayed on the head of the person to be treated by connecting the first hose from the mist generating device and the second hose fixed to the hair washing ball, Even if it is a normal hair-washing ball in which no opening is formed in the ball, mist can be sprayed on the head of the patient as necessary.

  In claim 3, since the hose connected to the spray port of the mist generating device is lengthened and the flexible portion is provided in the middle portion so that it can be attached along the inner peripheral surface of the hair washing ball, The mist can be sprayed toward the hair of the patient who has the head in the hair wash ball only with the hose, and the cost can be reduced.

  According to claim 4, since the spray port of the second hose has a universal joint structure, the spray direction can be freely changed, so that the hair in the desired direction can be changed without changing the fastening position of the second hose. Mist can be sprayed.

  According to claim 5, the fastening device includes a support part for securely holding the second hose, and a suction cup type and a magnet for removably fixing the support part to the inner peripheral surface of the hair washing ball. Because it is a fastener made of a hook-and-loop fastener method, the second hose can be fixed securely and quickly regardless of which cheaper fastener is used. Thus, it is possible to generate mist quickly without imposing a burden on the user.

It is a top view which shows 1st Embodiment of the mist apparatus with which the hair-washing ball which concerns on this invention is mounted | worn. FIG. 2 is a side view of a part of FIG. 1. It is a top view of the 2nd hose. It is a top view which shows 2nd Embodiment. It is a top view which shows 3rd Embodiment.

  1 and 2 show a first embodiment. Reference numeral 1 denotes a hair washing ball, and a neck receiver 11 that supports the back of the neck of the person to be treated is provided in front, and a shower head 12 is provided on the opposite side of the neck receiver 11. However, a faucet 13 and a temperature control knob 14 are attached between the neck receiver 11 and the shower head 12. This structure is the same as that of a known hair washing ball.

  An opening 15 is formed through the wall surface of the hair wash ball 1 at a position slightly away from the faucet 2. The opening 15 is not limited to the illustrated position, but may be in any position, but for the convenience of attaching the second hose 3 described later along the inner peripheral surface of the hair washing ball, a certain length is required. And the position which does not become obstructive in operation of the water tap 13, the temperature control knob 14, and the shower head 12 is preferable.

  2 is a known mist generating device, and the mist produced by the device is sprayed from the tip of the first hose 21 made of a flexible material. The tip of the first hose 21 is a connection port 22 formed in a cylindrical shape.

  Reference numeral 3 denotes a second hose described in detail in FIG. 3, and the second hose 3 is also made of a flexible material. And most of the 2nd hose 3 is the flexible part 31, is extended from one side of this flexible part 31, is bent at a substantially right angle, and is inserted from the inside of the opening 15 into the tip, and the outer surface A tapered connection port 32 protruding to the side is formed, and a leakage prevention piece 33 is formed to be in close contact with the inner peripheral surface of the hair-washing ball 1 so that water leakage does not occur when the connection port 32 is inserted into the opening 15. Has been.

  Further, the other end of the flexible portion 31 in the second hose 3 is formed with a spray port 35 through a universal joint portion 34 at a tip portion bent at a substantially right angle. The joint portion 34 is rotatable.

  Reference numeral 4 denotes a fastener that can be detachably attached to the inner peripheral surface of the hair-washing ball 1, and the fastener is attached to the stopper 41 with a suction cup type, a magnet type, and a hook-and-loop fastener type. A support portion 42 formed in a U-shape, for example, that can securely clamp the flexible portion 31 of the second hose 3 and the vicinity thereof is integrally formed.

  When not used as a mist device, the mist device configured as described above is used for washing the hair of a patient. When the hair needs to be moistened by perm or treatment, the connection port 32 of the second hose 3 is inserted into the opening 15 of the hair wash ball 1 and the connection part 32 is placed outside the hair wash ball 1. To derive. In this state, the leak preventing piece 33 is in close contact with the inner peripheral surface of the hair washing ball 1 and prevents the mist from leaking into the hair washing ball 1.

  Next, the stopper 41 of the fastener 4 is attached in the vicinity of the shower head 12, that is, when the stopper 41 is a suction cup, it is adsorbed by pressing and releasing the air inside the suction cup. Is adsorbed by attaching a magnetic plate to the inner peripheral surface of the hair-washing ball 1 in advance and attaching a magnet to the support 42, and in the case of a hook-and-loop fastener, one hook-and-loop fastener is attached to the hair-washing ball 1 It can be integrated by attaching to the inner peripheral surface and attaching the other surface fastener to the support portion.

  Next, in a state where the flexible portion 31 of the second hose 3 is aligned with the inner peripheral surface of the hair wash ball 1 with respect to the fastening device 4 attached to the hair wash ball 1, the flexible portion 31 on the universal joint portion 34 side or The second hose 3 is fixed in a state along the inner peripheral surface of the hair washing ball 1 by sandwiching the vicinity thereof with the support portion 42.

  In this state, the mist generating device 2 is inserted by inserting the connection port 22 of the first hose 2 connected to the mist generating device 2 into the connecting portion 32 of the second hose 3 protruding outside the hair washing ball 1. Since the mist generated from the mist is sprayed from the spray port 35 of the second hose 3, the practitioner rotates the spray port 35 at the universal joint portion 34 so that the mist is directed to the wet hair of the treated person. By adjusting, the desired hair part can be moistened by spraying mist on the hair of the part to be moistened.

  When used as a hair wash ball, the connection port 22 of the first hose 21 of the mist generating device 2 is removed from the connection part 32 of the second hose 3, and then the fastening device 4 is removed from the hair wash ball 1. By pulling out the connecting portion 32 of the second hose 3 from the opening 15 of the hair washing ball 1, it can be used as a hair washing ball exclusively for hair washing.

  FIG. 4 shows the second embodiment. In the first embodiment described above, it is necessary to form the opening 15 in the hair washing ball 1, but the hair washing ball 1 used exclusively for the hair washing ball has the opening 15. It cannot be used because it does not exist. Therefore, even a hair wash ball dedicated to a hair wash ball can spray mist onto the hair of the subject.

  In the second embodiment, the connection portion 32 of the second hose 3 is directly connected to the connection port 22 at the tip of the first hose 21 connected to the mist generating device 2, so that the first embodiment and Similarly, mist can be sprayed on the hair of the subject. In addition, the code | symbol of FIG. 4 has shown the same member as the code | symbol of 1st Embodiment.

  And in this embodiment, since the connection part of the 1st hose 21 and the 2nd hose 3 is a free state, the 2nd hose 3 will be in the unstable state in the hair-washing ball 1. FIG. Then, the other hose 4 is used to fix the second hose 3 in a stable state as in the first embodiment by fixing the leakage preventing piece 33 side of the second hose 3 to the inner wall surface of the hair wash ball 1. It can be.

  FIG. 5 shows a third embodiment. In the first and second embodiments described above, two hoses of the first hose 21 and the second hose 3 are used, and the first hose is used. 21 and the second hose 3 are connected and the second hose 3 is attached along the inner peripheral surface of the hair-washing ball 1.

  Thus, the use of two hoses increases the cost and takes time for setting. Therefore, in the third embodiment, there is one hose 5, a connection port 51 connected to the spray port of the mist generating device 2 on the one hose, and the treatment with the head placed in the hair wash ball. A flexible portion 53 is formed between the spray port 52 for spraying mist toward the person's hair and between the connection port 51 and the spray port 52.

  Then, in the state where the flexible portion 53 is along the inner peripheral surface of the hair washing ball 1, the spray mouth 52 side is attached to the inner surface side of the hair washing ball 1 with the fastening device 4 as described above, so that the hair is washed in the same manner as described above. Mist can be sprayed toward the hair of the subject with the head in the ball.

  In addition, in this embodiment, since the length of the flexible part 53 is long, the flexible part 53 is made into a stable state by attaching using the two fasteners 4 similarly to above-mentioned 2nd Embodiment. It becomes possible to fix with.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Hair wash ball 15 Opening 2 Mist generator 21 1st hose 22 Connection port 3 2nd hose 31 Flexible part 32 Connection part 33 Leakage prevention piece 34 Universal joint part 35 Spraying port 4 Fastening tool 41 Stopping tool 42 Support part 5 Hose 51 Connection port 52 Spray port 53 Flexible part

Claims (5)

  An opening is formed at an appropriate position on the side of the hair ball, a flexible first hose from the mist generating device is connected to the opening from the outer surface of the hair washing ball, and a second flexible to the opening from the inner surface of the hair washing ball. One end of the hose was connected, the second hose was attached over the inner peripheral surface of the hair washing ball using at least one fastener, and the head of the second hose was placed in the hair washing ball. A mist device to be mounted on a hair washing ball, characterized in that mist is sprayed toward the hair of a subject in a state.   A flexible second hose having one end connected to a flexible first hose from the mist generating device, and the second hose is attached over the inner peripheral surface of the hair washing ball using at least one fastener, A mist device to be mounted on a hair washing ball, characterized in that mist is sprayed toward the hair of the person to be treated with the spray port of the second hose placed in the hair washing ball.   One end is connected to the mist generating port of the mist generating device, the intermediate portion is a flexible portion, and the spray port side of the hose having the spray port formed at the tip is connected to the inner circumference of the hair wash ball with at least one fastener A mist device mounted on a hair wash ball, wherein the mist is sprayed toward the hair of a subject in a state where the spray mouth is attached to the surface and the head is placed in the hair wash ball.   The spray port of the second hose is configured as a universal joint, and the spray direction can be freely changed in a state where the spray port is fixed by the fastening device. A mist device to be mounted on the shampoo ball.   The fastening device has a support part for securely holding the second hose, and a suction cup type, a magnet, and a hook-and-loop type for fixing the support part to the inner peripheral surface of the hair washing ball in a detachable manner. A mist device to be mounted on the hair-washing ball according to any one of claims 1 to 3.

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