JPH0310998Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to a device for rubbing feet. There are towels, brushes, etc. that can be used to rub your feet, but the materials themselves deform when force is applied to them, so they do not rub your feet strongly. Also, green bamboo is suitable for pressing, but not for rubbing.

B. Composition of the device This device has two or more arcuate protrusions and two or more arcuate recesses each in order to rub the feet strongly and comfortably. In the material made of
A left end arcuate protrusion 2 is provided at the left end of the material, an intermediate arcuate protrusion 3 is provided in the middle, and a right end arcuate protrusion 4 is provided at the right end of the material.
The recesses formed between the respective arcuate protrusions 1 also have a smooth surface with no corners, and are recessed in an arcuate shape.
The foot rubbing plate 8 has a structure in which the leftmost one is formed as a left-end arcuate recess 6 and the rightmost one is formed as a right-end arcuate recess 7.

B. Effects of the invention The first effect of this invention is that, because of the arcuate protrusion 1, the foot rubbing board 8 can be easily applied to the soil area of the foot. Second, since there is an arcuate recess 5, the foot rubbing plate 8 can be applied to a part other than the soil area. Thirdly, since the arcuate protrusion 1 and arcuate recess 5 have smooth surfaces with no corners, the foot can be moved smoothly. Fourth
Since there are two or more arcuate protrusions 1 and two or more arcuate recesses 5, it is possible to rub both feet at the same time. The fifth is the effect of using balsa wood as the material.
The first is that it is lightweight, the second is that it does not feel stuffy, the third is that you can feel the heat in a shorter time than other materials, and the fourth is that it is soft and does not hurt your skin.
It doesn't hurt even if it hits the bone, and fifthly, it feels good when rubbed. The above effects are integrated and powerfully
You can rub it comfortably.

C. Shape and Others There are no restrictions on the shape or dimensions of the arc-shaped protrusion 1 and the arc-shaped recess 5. The shape of the cut part in the middle may be circular (FIG. 2) or oval (FIG. 3). Regarding the arrangement, the centers of the respective arcuate protrusions 1 may be lined up in a straight line or may be lined up so as to form the vertices of a triangle. The number of intermediate arcuate protrusions 3 may be one, but there may be two or more.

There is no limit to the bottom shape of the foot rubbing board 8, and it may be rectangular (see FIG. 4) or may be uneven (see FIG. 5).

D. How to use When using the foot rubbing board 8 alone, place the foot rubbing board 8 on the floor, sit on a stool, place your feet on it, and rub the soles of your feet while pressing down.

If you want to rub the foot rubbing board 8 by applying force in the lateral direction, you can place it on the floor next to a wall or the like for better rubbing. It is better to improve and use it. In order to attach the attachment tool 9, balsa wood is not strong enough, so as a countermeasure, a backing plate 1 made of a strong material is attached to the bottom and side surfaces of the foot rubbing plate 8.
It is advisable to attach 0 with adhesive. The adhesive area may be the entire lower surface of the foot rubbing plate 8, or may be one portion.

Next, in order to adjust the height, attach the adjustment piece 11 to the backing plate 1.
If it is attached below 0, the position of the foot rubbing plate 8 can be raised, so that the calf area can also be rubbed. There are no restrictions on the shape, size, or position of the adjustment piece 11; therefore, it may be a rod-shaped piece that extends from the right end and continues to the left end (Fig. 6), or it may be cut in the middle. . If the adjustment piece 11 has a telescopic function or a folding function, it will be easier to use.

The degree of adhesion between the foot rubbing plate 8 and the adhesion tool 9 must be fixed during use, but they may be fixed when stored, or may be disassembled for smaller storage.

Specific examples of attachment tools 9 include one with a handle 12 attached (FIG. 8), one with a bottom plate 13 attached (FIG. 9), and one with a seat 14 attached (FIG. 10).
Figure), with bed 15 attached (Figure 11)
There is.

The best way to use the handle 12 is to lie on your back, place the handle between your legs, and hold the handle 12 with both hands. This will allow you to adjust the grip force and adjust the degree of fixation of the foot rubbing board 8. It is. In this method, attaching a handle 16 to the handle 12 makes it easier to hold. There are no restrictions on the number of handles 16 or their positions, but three on the top of the handle 12, spaced 20 cm apart, is suitable for adults.

To use the bottom plate 13, place it on top of the bottom plate 13.
This method involves lying on your back. Therefore, it is preferable to cover the bottom plate 13 with a cushioning material such as a sheet.

In the case of the seat 14, the seat 14 may be fixed on a common base 17 with the foot rubbing board 8, but the foot rubbing board 8 may be directly attached to the seat 14. A sliding type may also be used that allows the distance between the foot rubbing plate 8 and the seat of the chair 14 to be adjusted appropriately. The backrest of the chair should be tiltable. In the case of the bed 15, there are no restrictions on the method of fixing it to the foot rubbing board 8, and it may be fixed to the back wall, side plate, handrail, lower frame, etc. of the bed. still,
In concrete use, the arcuate protrusion 1 may protrude upward (Fig. 9), but it may also protrude laterally (Fig. 12), or diagonally upward. It may also be made to protrude (Fig. 13). The protrusion direction is
The backing plate 10 can be oriented in various directions depending on the shape of the adjustment piece 11 and the attachment tool 9.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a front view, FIGS. 2 and 3 are an example of a sectional view taken along the line A-A, FIGS. 4 and 5 are examples of an end view of a section taken along the line B-B, FIG. An example of a side view in Figure 1, a side view in the case of the 8th pattern, Figure 9 a side view in the case of the bottom plate, Figure 10, a side view in the case of the seat chair, Figure 11 the side view in the case of the bed. Side view, FIG. 12, and FIG. 13 side view. Code 1 is a circular arc-shaped protrusion, 2 is a left end circular protrusion, 3
is an intermediate arc-shaped protrusion, 4 is an arc-shaped protrusion at the right end, 5 is an arc-shaped recess, 6 is an arc-shaped recess at the left end, 7 is an arc-shaped recess at the right end, 8 is a foot rubbing plate, 9 is an adhesion tool, and 10 is a backing. board, 11 is an adjustment piece, 12 is a handle, 13 is a bottom plate, 1
4 is the chair, 15 is the bed, 16 is the handle, 17
is a common base.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] 1. A material made of balsa wood that has a smooth surface with no corners on the upper surface and an arc-shaped protrusion that projects upward in an arc shape, and a left end arc shape on the left end of the material. As a protrusion, a middle arc-shaped protrusion is provided in the middle, and a right-end arc-shaped protrusion is provided at the right end.
Regarding the recesses formed between the respective arcuate protrusions, the arcuate recesses have smooth surfaces with no corners and are recessed in an arc shape, with the leftmost one being the leftmost arcuate recess. A foot rubbing board with a structure in which the right end is formed as an arcuate concave portion. 2. The foot rubbing board according to claim 1 of the utility model registration claim, to which a backing board made of a strong material is adhered. 3. The foot rubbing board according to claims 1 and 2 of the utility model registration claim, in which an adjustment piece is attached below the backing plate. 4. Scope of claim for utility model registration with attached pattern No. 1
The foot rubbing board according to item 1 or 2. 5. A foot rubbing board as set forth in claim 1, 2, or 3 of the utility model registration claim to which a bottom board is attached. 6. A foot rubbing board according to claim 1, 2, or 3 of the utility model registration claim to which a seat is attached. 7. A foot rubbing board as set forth in claim 1, 2, or 3 of the utility model registration claim to which a bed is attached.