JPH10328000A - Pillow - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To induce a deep sleep, rub the blood vessels around the scruff of the neck during the sleep, and resolve fatigue by rotatably storing a rotary bag body at an end section along the width direction of the inside of a pillow cover, fixing a far infrared radiator containing a natural ore to the surface of the rotary bag body along the longitudinal direction of the rotary bag body. SOLUTION: Three nearly cylindrical bodies stuffed with padding such as feathers are stored in parallel in a pillow cover 1, and a rotary bag body 3 is formed separately from fixed bag bodies 2 rotatably in the pillow cover 1. A far infrared radiator 4 made of fibers kneaded with a natural ore radiating far infrared rays and extended in the longitudinal direction of the rotary bag body 3 at the prescribed width is fixed to the surface of the rotary bag body 3. The rotary bag body 3 induces a deep sleep, rubs the scruff of the neck or the blood vessels around it during the sleep, and can heal fatigue.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a pillow that effectively uses far infrared rays, which is considered to be the best for breeding of living things and human health.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Far-infrared rays can not only crush any acupoints on the body to promote recovery from fatigue, but also can be used for a long time unlike magnetism. In particular, it is known that far-infrared rays emitted by natural ores have antibacterial properties, deodorant properties, and excellent functions such as antifungal properties and deodorant properties without using any chemicals.

[0003] For this reason, artificial fibers are formed by containing a powder of natural ore, such as Taiwanese senseng, which emits far-infrared rays, or a mixed powder of this senseng with serpentine and / or quartz metamorphic rock. It has been proposed that artificial fibers containing such natural ores emitting far-infrared rays be mixed into a fiber material and used for textile products such as clothing, bedding or sports equipment (for example, JP-A-4-
272212).

[0004]

However, in the case of pillows, the occipital region is flexibly supported from the nape of the neck by using, for example, a wing as a padding, so as to minimize the burden on the neck muscles and cervical spine. Although it is widely practiced to do so, at present, there is no one that effectively utilizes far-infrared rays emitted by natural ores.

[0005] In view of the above, the present invention makes it possible to effectively utilize far-infrared rays emitted by natural ore to induce a deep sleep, and to relax and relieve fatigue by rubbing and loosening the neck or blood vessels around it while sleeping. The purpose is to provide pillows.

[0006]

The pillow of the present invention has a substantially cylindrical rotating bag body filled with a padding inside rotatably accommodated in an end of the pillow cover along the width direction. A far-infrared radiator containing a natural ore that emits far-infrared rays is fixed to the surface of the rotating bag along the longitudinal direction of the rotating bag.

Thus, when the occipital region is supported from the nape of the neck by the pillow, the far-infrared radiator is positioned near the nape of the neck, and the blood vessels near the nape are loosened by the far-infrared rays emitted by the radiator.
Moreover, by rotating the rotating body, the amount of far infrared rays radiated from the radiating body and reaching the vicinity of the neck can be adjusted.

In another pillow of the present invention, a dent is provided at a substantially central portion of a bag body filled with a pad, and far infrared rays are radiated to one side along the width direction with the dent interposed therebetween. It is characterized by fixing a far-infrared radiator containing natural ore.

[0009] With this arrangement, the head is positioned in the recess of the bag along this shape during sleep, thereby minimizing the burden on the cervical vertebrae and the spine. The radiator is located near the nape of the neck, and the far infrared rays emitted by the radiator can massage and loosen the blood vessels near the nape.

Here, it is preferable to use, as the far-infrared radiator, a fiber into which natural ore emitting far-infrared rays is kneaded, or a pellet obtained by hardening natural ore emitting far-infrared rays and a resin into a sphere, As far-infrared radiator,
For example, 5mmφ By using a large number of pellets, it is possible to stimulate the acupuncture points at or around the nape of the neck with the pellets simultaneously with the emission of far infrared rays.

[0011]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 shows a first embodiment of the present invention applied to a normal-size pillow, in which a bag-like pillow cover 1 has a shape like two substantially cylindrical bodies 2a and 2b connected to each other. In this case, a fixed bag body 2 in which padding or the like is packed and a rotating bag 3 in a substantially columnar shape and padded with padding are housed.

As a result, three substantially cylindrical bodies, each of which is filled with a padding (blades) such as vanes, are housed in the pillow cover 1 so as to be arranged in parallel, and the rotating bag body 3 is fixed to the fixed bag body 2. The rotating bag 3 can be freely rotated inside the pillow cover 1.

Here, the amount of padding (wings) packed in each of the cylinders is the smallest at the center and the largest at the back of the head. It is set to keep it correctly. That is, as shown in FIG. 2, during sleep, the nape of the neck is supported by the height and hardness corresponding to the arc of the cervical vertebra, the head is soft and low, and the occiput is supported slightly hard and high. The gap between the shoulder and the shoulder is reduced, so as to minimize the strain on the neck muscles and cervical vertebrae.

On the surface of the rotating bag 3, a far-infrared radiator 4 made of fibers kneaded with a natural ore emitting far infrared rays and extending along the longitudinal direction of the rotating bag 3 with a predetermined width.
Is fixed. That is, in this example, fibers kneaded with natural ore that emits far-infrared rays are stored in the pad, and the pad is sewn to the surface of the rotating bag 3. The size of the far-infrared radiator (pat) is, for example, 10 × 36
cm.

The fiber constituting the far-infrared radiator 4 is a natural ore that emits far-infrared light, for example, 0.6
After pulverized to a powder of 9 μm, it is blended into various synthetic fibers and semi-synthetic fibers including polyester, polyamide, polyacrylonitrile, polyvinyl, polyolefin and polyurethane.

Thus, the effect of far-infrared rays (radiation having a wavelength of 4 to 14 μm) emitted by the natural ore promotes blood circulation, activates metabolism, induces a deep sleep, and causes the neck or its By relaxing the surrounding blood vessels to heal fatigue, and by rotating the rotating bag 3, the position of the infrared radiator (pat) 4 can be changed to adjust the amount acting on the neck of the far infrared ray or its vicinity. It has become.

Here, in the pillow constructed as described above, no hospital-acquired infection (MRS) was used without using any germicide.
A: It has a surprising effect on bacteria that cause methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, etc., and can reduce these. In addition, it has high mold resistance and is very hygienic. It has been confirmed that it has excellent deodorizing properties and is effective against sweat, body temperature, and bad odor of daily life. Further, it can cope with harmful electromagnetic waves radiated from OA equipment, fluorescent lamps, electric appliances and the like.

FIG. 3 shows a second embodiment of the present invention. In this embodiment, a recess 10a is provided substantially at the center of a bag body 10 in which wings and the like are packed. As a result, the head is located in the recess 10a, as in the first embodiment, so that the neck muscles and cervical vertebrae are not burdened as much as possible.

In this example, gusset tapes 11 having a width of 45 mm, for example, connecting the front and back sides, are arranged in parallel at intervals of 9 cm, for example, in the interior of the bag 10 so as to extend over substantially the entire length of the bag 10 in the length direction. Although the example in which the recess 10a is formed is shown, the recess may be formed by sewing with a thread while keeping the front and back sides separated by a predetermined distance.

On one side of the bag body 10 along the width direction with the recess 10a interposed therebetween, a natural ore emitting far-infrared rays and a resin are hardened into a sphere, for example, 5 mmφ. And a far-infrared radiator 12 having substantially the same size as that of the first embodiment is fixed along the length direction. That is, a large number of pellets are packed in a cloth bag, which is sewn to the bag body 10.

With this arrangement, when the head is located in the depression 10a of the bag body 10 during sleep, the far-infrared radiator (pellet) 12 is located near the nape of the neck, and the far-infrared ray radiated by the radiator 12 is emitted. It is configured to be able to massage and loosen blood vessels near the neck.

The pellets are, for example, 50% by weight of finely ground powder of the natural ore in a resin solution of 50% by weight.
Is uniformly melted and solidified into a spherical shape having a predetermined size.

As described above, by using the spherical pellet as the far-infrared radiator, the far-infrared ray can be effectively used, and at the same time, the neck can be stimulated with the pellet at the acupuncture point around the neck.

The far-infrared ray radiator (pellet) 12 in the second embodiment is used for the far-infrared ray radiator (patt) 4 in the first embodiment.
The far-infrared radiator (pat) 4 in the embodiment is replaced with the far-infrared radiator (pellet) 1 in the second embodiment.
2 may of course be used.

[0025]

As described above, according to the present invention,
By effectively utilizing the far-infrared rays emitted by natural ore, it is possible to induce deep sleep and, at the same time, to relax and relieve the neck or blood vessels around it during sleep.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram showing a use state.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a second embodiment of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Pillowcase 2 Fixed bag 3 Rotating bag 4 Far-infrared radiator 10 Bag 10a Same, hollow 12 Far-infrared radiator

Claims (3)

[Claims] At the end along the width direction of the inside of the pillow cover, a substantially cylindrical rotating bag body filled with a paddle is rotatably housed and contains a natural ore that emits far-infrared rays. A pillow, wherein a far-infrared radiator is fixed to a surface of the rotating bag along a length direction of the rotating bag. 2. A far-infrared radiation containing a natural ore that emits far-infrared radiation, and a dent is provided at a substantially central portion of a bag body filled with a padding inside, and along one of the widths across the dent. A pillow with a fixed body. 3. A fiber in which natural ore emitting far-infrared light is kneaded, or a pellet obtained by hardening natural ore emitting far-infrared light and a resin into a spherical shape is used as the far-infrared radiator. The pillow according to claim 1.