JPH0241336B2 - - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention is a human body washing device in which a washing body sandwiches the front and back of a human body in the shape of a sandwich, and the sandwich-shaped washing body is formed so as to follow the curved surface of the front and back of the human body. Once installed, you can automatically rub your body without having to hold a towel or the like to wash your body and receive pine surge.

FIG. 1 shows an embodiment of the present invention, in which a pair of left and right supporting frames 2 is provided on a base 1, and a plurality of rolls 3 made of sponge or having brushes embedded therein are attached to both ends of the axis of the supporting frames 2. The whole body is arranged in a chair-like manner, and is adapted to come into contact with a body 4 seated on it.

In addition, the lower ends of another pair of left and right support frames 5 are pivotally supported on the base 1, and between them, a plurality of rolls 6 made of sponge or having brushes embedded therein are pivotally supported at both ends of their shafts by the support frame 5, The entire body 4 is arranged so as to come into contact with the body 4 from the front, and rotates in the direction of an arrow 7 about an axis at the lower end of the support frame 5, so that the body 4 is held between the plurality of rolls 3 and 6.

Pulleys 8 and 9 are attached to the shafts of these rolls 3 and 6 that protrude outside the supporting frames, respectively, and the base 1
Pulley 10 and pulleys 8 and 9 of motor M provided above
The rolls 3 and 6 are connected by belts 11 and 12, and each roll 3 and 6 rotate at the same time when a motor M is started.

To use this, sit on the chair-shaped roll 3, shower your body, pour soapy water on it, knock down the support frame 5, rotate the rolls 3 and 6, and hold your body between the seats. , The rotating roll directly touches the surface of the human body to remove dirt, pine surge,
Perform washing.

2 and 3 are also embodiments of the present invention, and the first
The device shown in the figure is further modified to apply sufficient contact around the body 4 and wash the hair.With the head 13 lowered, the shampoo nozzle 14, the washing water receiver 15, the sides of the body, and the sides of both hands are used. A roll 16 is attached to the pedestal 2, and a pivot 17 is attached to the pedestal 5 in order to freely rub each part of the body.
A sponge ball 21 is provided which is pivotally supported 20 on an arm 19 with a joint 18 and rotates while freely changing its position.

Figures 4 and 5 are comparative examples of the present invention, which simplify the present invention, reduce cost, and have a flat shape to save space, allowing the body to be washed while standing upright or lying down. A pair of left and right columns 23 are erected on the base 22, between which a plurality of rolls 24 made of sponge or brushes are fixed to the columns 23 at both ends of their shafts, and arranged vertically. A pulley 25 attached to the shaft outside the support of the roll is connected by a belt 27 to a pulley 26 of a motor M provided on the base, and each roll 2 is connected by the rotation of the motor M.
5 rotate in unison.

The front or back of the body 4 is applied to this to wash.

Incidentally, instead of the motor M, a stand 29 on which a hand-turned handle or a foot pedal, such as 28 in FIG.
4 may rotate the roll 24.

Further, the vertically arranged rolls 24 of the above example may be used as horizontally arranged rolls on which the body 4 lies on its back or stomach.

Fig. 6 shows an embodiment of the present invention which is equipped with a shower and can wash the head by rubbing it.A chair 32 has a sponge roll 33 which rubs various parts of the body 4 seated on it; a sponge ball 34; a shower 35 which rubs the head; A brush 37 having projections 36 is attached.

The sponge roll 33 is rotatably fixed to a rotating shaft 38 provided on the chair 32, and the sponge ball 34 is attached to an arm 40 provided on the chair 32 and having a joint 39 so as to freely move and rotate. It's summery. these sponge rolls 3
3. The sponge bopel 34 is adapted to be supplied with soapy water from the shaft 38 and the arm 40, respectively, and to flow out.

The shower 35 is attached to the chair 33 via an arm 41 and a joint 42, and the joint 42 allows it to rotate horizontally and change the direction of the shower.

The brush 37 also has an arm 43 and a joint 44 on the chair 32.
The rubber protrusion 36 has a shampoo outlet 45 in the center, and the shampoo liquid flows into the arm 43.
It is supplied through the inside.

These shafts 38, arms 40, 41, 43, etc. are supported by watertight shafts on the chair 32, and are freely driven by a motor housed within the chair.
This drive mechanism will not be described in detail since conventionally known means can be used. The motor in the chair is powered by a power cord 46 and plug 47.

The sponge roll 33 and the sponge ball 34 supply soapy water all over the shoulders, chest, abdomen, hands, and feet so that they can be washed by rubbing them together, and the head can be washed by rubbing the head while applying shampoo using the brush 37. The shower 35 washes the entire body.

48 is a switch board, for example, 49 is an on/off switch for the roll 36, the ball 34, 50 is the brush 37, and 51 is the on/off switch for the shower 35, respectively.

According to the present invention, the body surface can be comfortably washed all at once, and the body can also be massaged to relieve fatigue, making it an extremely effective invention as a bathing device.

In the present invention, the object that contacts the human body surface may be reciprocated or vibrated instead of rotating. In addition to the above example,
Various modifications of the material of the rolls, shapes, arrangement rotations, drives, etc. are all included in the present invention.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a side view of the first embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a side view of the second embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 3 is a front view of the chair portion of the second embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 4 is a comparative example of the present invention. FIG. 5 is a side view of a comparative example of the present invention. FIG. 6 is a perspective view of a third embodiment of the present invention. 4... Human body, 3, 6, 16, 24, 33... Contact roll, 21, 34... Contact ball.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A base is provided with a pair of supports, a plurality of scrubbers are provided on the supports, and the whole is arranged in a chair shape, and the base is provided with another pair of supports, This human body washing device is characterized in that a contact scrubber is provided on the support and the body is sandwiched therebetween in a sandwich-like manner.