JP3126176U - Mini rotating brush for foot cleaning - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to provide a foot cleaning tool that can smoothly clean a small portion of a foot, such as between the toes, the keratin, and the uneven portion, with a single tool.
A brush part base 2 is formed on one side of one end of a handle 1 and an elliptical brush part 3 is provided on the other end of the handle 1 in the direction opposite to the brush base 2, and the back of the brush part 3 is provided. It is a compact foot cleaning tool that has an oval filed part 4. The cleaning tool can be selected freely and speedily by rotating the center part of the handle vertically and horizontally with your finger as needed. The entire foot can be kept clean and can be expected to prevent skin diseases, and since it is integrated, it is not necessary to prepare a separate cleaning tool.
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Description

  The present invention is a foot-only cleaning tool in which a tip-to-finger brush, a horny brush, and a brush that fits a complex shape of the foot are provided at each tip of one handle.

  As a multifunctional cleaning tool for feet that has been used so far, a device disclosed in a patent document (Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2000-50960) has been proposed. As shown in FIG. 1, this multi-function cleaning tool is formed by two stick-shaped brushes for toes protruding like corners from one handle, a cleaning brush at the tip, and an acupoint pushing part at the other end. ing. In cleaning between toes, two bar-shaped brushes can be sandwiched between toes, and a plurality of inter-finger portions can be brushed simultaneously. However, the shape of the rod-shaped brush does not fit the tip of the finger, the uneven portion of the back of the finger that tends to be overlooked, or the nail, and is not suitable for removing dirt and keratin. In addition, the cleaning brush is suitable for cleaning rough surfaces such as heels and soles, but is not suitable for a method of carefully and carefully cleaning by fitting the shape of a foot with a lot of undulations.

As another conventional foot cleaning tool, one disclosed in a patent document (Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2006-579) has been proposed. As shown in FIG. 2, the overall shape of the cleaning tool includes a handle and a brush portion, and the cleaning portion is limited to the sole of the foot. The brush part is the length from the thumb to the little finger, and has a curved shape with the center recessed in the longitudinal direction, so it is optimal for brushing each finger and finger between the soles, but for cleaning other parts Need another brush. As described above, the cleaning between the toes, the stratum corneum, and the uneven portion was performed with each brush, so it took time to replace the brush.

  By reducing the shape of each device, the present invention makes it possible to pinpoint and clean uneven areas such as the back of the toes, ankles, and heels, and solve the aforementioned drawbacks. It is what.

  In the present invention, when cleaning between the toes, the keratin, and the uneven part, it is possible to save the trouble of changing the holding by making each instrument into an integrated shape, and to solve the above-mentioned drawbacks. Is.

  The present invention is (Claim 1) and (Claim 2).

  Proper foot care during bathing is indispensable for preventing the propagation of various bacteria such as athlete's foot. Since the present invention is small and easy to store, it is easy to operate, so it helps you to learn the habit of foot care during bathing.

Best mode for carrying out the invention

  Embodiments will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. In FIG. 3, the cleaning brush 2 between the toes is removed at one tip of the handle 1, and the cleaning brush 3 is used to remove the dirt on the other tip such as the back side of the toes, ankles, wrinkles and other difficult-to-see parts. And a file 4 corresponding to an initial symptom of keratinization that can easily be formed on the side of the foot on the back surface of the brush base 3, to form a small, integrated foot-only cleaning tool.

  Embodiments will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. In FIG. 4, a cleaning brush 2 between the toes and an arch 5 for speedily cleaning the side surfaces of the toes are provided at one tip portion of the handle 1, and the back side of the toes, ankle, heel and the like are provided at the other tip portion. Combined with a clean brush 3 that removes dirt from difficult-to-see areas with uneven surfaces, and a file 4 corresponding to the initial symptoms of keratinization that can be easily formed on the side of the foot on the back of the 3 brush stand It constitutes a dedicated cleaning instrument for the feet.

  Hereinafter, the method of using the embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. By performing brushing from a state where the handle arch portion 5 is sandwiched between the toes, the side surfaces of the toes can be cleaned accurately and speedily.

  Hereinafter, the method of using the embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. Since the size of each instrument and the integration of the instrument will reduce the weight of the instrument, the selection operation of the three instruments can be performed quickly just by rotating the center part of the handle with a finger, and without this breaking the posture. The problem is solved by continuing the cleaning. For example, when moving from the toes to the stratum corneum, by rotating the handle in the vertical and horizontal order, the tip device is instantly replaced, thereby allowing for continuous washing.

  The handle 1 preferably has a straight or loose S-shape and a slightly thicker central diameter for easy gripping by hand. The color is preferably a natural color or skeleton, and the texture is preferably wood or a resin-based material having elasticity. It is desirable that the central rotating part of the handle is appropriately made of a material and provided with a non-slip cover.

  1. Brush part For the brush material, it is desirable to use animal hair such as pig hair or resin-based material such as polypropylene as a material excellent in water resistance that is gentle to the skin. Wet the brush part with lukewarm water before use, apply body soap and foam and use it for washing between toes.

  The brush portion 3 is shaped into an oval suitable for massage, and the brush is preferably made of a hard resin material or a natural material shorter than the toe brush 2. Wet the brush with lukewarm water before use, apply body soap, etc., and use it to clean the details and irregularities of the feet.

  The file part 4 is preferably made of metallic or natural material.

  In view of the fact that unit baths with toilets have become widespread in single-family apartments and business hotels, and have become established as a recent lifestyle, the above-described device maintains the posture shown in FIG. 7 in the bathtub of a narrow unit bath. It helps to clean the parts of the foot without interruption.

  The present invention is also suitable for use in a hotel or inn as a portable device, and as a foot care tool for guests.

A brush between fingers of JP 2000-50960. Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2006-579 Brush for sole of foot. (A) which shows the Example of the mini rotary brush for foot washing | cleaning of this invention is a front view, (b) is a side view. It is a side view which shows the Example of the mini rotation brush with an arch for foot washing | cleaning of this invention. It is a figure which shows the usage example to the toe side surface of the mini rotation brush with an arch for foot washing | cleaning of this invention. It is a figure which shows the operation | movement which rotates the handle | pattern of the brush of this invention using a finger | toe. It is a figure which shows an example of a attitude | position and operation | movement at the time of using the brush of this invention in the bathtub of a unit bath.

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1 pattern 2 brush between toes 3 detail and uneven surface brush 4 horny file 5 arch

Claims (2)

  A brush portion 2 is formed on one side of one tip portion of the handle 1, an elliptical brush portion 3 is formed on the other side of the other tip portion, and an elliptical file portion 4 is formed on the back surface of the elliptical brush portion 3. An integrated foot cleaning mini rotating brush.   A brush part 2 and an arch part 5 are formed on one side of the tip part on one side of the handle 1, an elliptical brush part 3 is formed on the other tip part, and an elliptical file part on the back of the elliptical brush part 3 4 is a mini rotating brush with integrated arch for foot cleaning.

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