JP3102549U - Sitting chair foot bath equipment - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to devise a warm and cool foot bathing device that does not take up space and does not use electricity.
SOLUTION: One side of a polypropylene basket (27 × 30 × 30) is cut upside down and seated. The container was a rectangular parallelepiped made of polyethylene measuring 25 × 25 × 20 cm in length × width × height. The footbath can be stored in a chair. Sit in a chair, take out the foot bath container, put warm water (43 ° C) from the hot water tap, replace it with cold water after 5 minutes with both feet on, and put on both feet.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a foot warming / cooling device.

  As a tool for warming the feet, mainly from the feet to the middle of the shin, there is a product that installs a far-infrared heater on the inner wall of the box and heats it with far-infrared rays when the shin is put in the box. However, it cannot be cooled. There is a need for a simple heating and cooling device that can be heated and cooled, does not use electricity, and is simple.

  We devise heating and cooling tools that can be heated and cooled without using electricity and are easy to handle.

  In the present invention, hot water and cold water are used to enable heating and cooling without using electricity. Because of the use of water, this equipment is usually used in the bathroom. However, in the case of Japan, the average living area of one household is small, and the bathroom is designed to be small. Therefore, if the bathroom basin and wash basin are used, there is no need for a separate space due to the heating and cooling equipment for the feet. The present invention is based on the idea that it is best to provide the function of warming and cooling the feet without using a basin.

  As shown in FIG. 1 (a), a washroom seat is composed of a hot and cold foot bath container that can be housed therein. As for the size of the seat, the size of the bottom is 23 × 20 × 15 cm as the minimum, and the typical size is 25 × 30 × 25 cm as the height × width × height. The size of the hot / cold foot bath container is 25 × 25 × 25 cm. This is a typical example. It is preferable that the footbath container can be stored in a chair because it does not take up much space. If one surface before or after the chair or the front surface (preferably, the front surface when sitting) is open, the hot / cold foot bath container can be easily taken out. As a specific usage, the user sits down on the chair, takes out the foot bath container from the front of the chair, puts the feet in, and pours cold or hot water. Preferably, there is a shelf inside the seat where a footbath can be placed.

  There is also a system in which the chair is lifted up and the foot bath container is taken out without opening, but the former is preferable. The footbath container must be large enough to hold both feet in it, and therefore should be at least 22 cm long (eg, a person with a shoe size of 25 cm should have a foot length of 23 cm). It is. Even with a large foot with a shoe length of 27 cm, the toes can be bent, so that the feet can be put in a 23 cm long foot bath. The width (width) must be 19 cm or more in order to be able to close and store the left and right feet, but it is preferably about 30 cm because the left and right feet are slightly opened when sitting naturally. Regarding the height, since the height of the foot bath is 15 cm slightly above the ankle and the center of the shin is 30 cm, the height x width x height of the foot bath container is most preferably 25 x 25 x 25 cm. The size with the allowance is 27 × 30 × 30 cm. In an example of this allowance, the size of the chair must be at least larger than the footbath container to accommodate it, such as 28 x 32 x 32 cm.

  In the above example, both feet are put in one foot bath container, but the foot bath container can be divided into two. It is also preferable that the two can be combined and, conversely, can be separated. In that case, if one is filled with warm water and the other is filled with cold water, and a temperature difference is provided, another health effect can be expected. Hot water is put into the foot bath from the hot water tap in the bathroom, and tap water itself is put in the cold water. Further effects can be obtained by using salt water obtained by adding salt to hot water or water.

  One side of a commercially available polypropylene basket (27 × 30 × 30) was cut out and seated upside down. The container was a rectangular parallelepiped made of polyethylene measuring 25 × 25 × 20 cm in length × width × height, and the container opened at the top was used as a foot bath container. The footbath container can be stored in a chair. Sit on a chair, take out the foot bath container, put warm water (43 ° C) from a hot water tap, replace it with cold water after 5 minutes with both feet on, put both feet on.

(A) A view of a toilet seat viewed from obliquely above (b) A plan view of a foot bath container (c) A front perspective view of a foot bath container

Explanation of reference numerals

1 Place the foot bath container on 1 'Open front or back 2 Flat feet 3 Ankle feet 4 Cold or hot water

Claims (3)

  A footbath container with a minimum size of a rectangular parallelepiped of length × width × height 22 × 19 × l2cm, a similar shape to a rectangular parallelepiped, an elliptical column in which the rectangular parallelepiped fits, or a cylinder in which the rectangular parallelepiped fits, and which can hold both feet. And a warm / cold foot bathing device comprising a combination of a hollow rectangular parallelepiped of 23 × 20 × 15 cm or more, or a similar chair.   The hot / cold foot bath equipment according to claim 1, wherein the foot bath container can be stored inside the seat.   3. The hot and cold foot bath equipment according to claim 1, wherein the foot bath container is divided into one foot at a time.

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