JPH11178882A - Body washing apparatus - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a body washing apparatus for people who need care. SOLUTION: A body washing apparatus comprises a washing water supply part 11, a washing part 12 in which the body is washed with washing water, and a waste water discharge part 13 collecting and discharging waste water after washing out of a system, the washing water supply part 11 having a hose 15 one end of which extends up to a hot-water supply faucet, a conduit holding part 17, a nozzle located at the end of the conduit holding part, and a valve device for adjusting flow rate. The body washing part has a washing brush 20, a motor 21, a torque transmission mechanism 22, a water leakage prevention means 23, and a limit switch 24 for stopping the supply of the washing water. The waste water discharge part 13 has a suction force generator, a passage 26 allowing waste water to pass therethrough after washing and defined between the washing brush and the water leakage prevention means, a waste water collection means 27 connected to the passage, and a drain hose for draining waste water out of the system from the waste water collection means.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a human body washing device, and more particularly to a body washing device for a person who cannot take a bath freely.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, as a body washing method for a person who cannot take a bath freely, for example, a person who needs nursing care, a body is laid with a futon or a wet towel while lying on a bed. It is common to rub or bathe in a special bathing device that allows bathing while lying down.

[0003]

However, rubbing the care-receiver's body with a wet towel or the like is a very severe labor by the caregiver. On the other hand, bathing in a special bathing device requires a lot of manpower, requires a wider bathing place, expensive bathing facilities, and the like, and furthermore, the device or facility becomes large, and it is expensive in price. Permanent use in ordinary households increases the burden on the caregiver.

[0004]

In order to solve this problem, the present invention provides a washing water supply unit 11 for supplying warm water as washing water, and a washing unit for washing a body using the warm water. And a waste water discharge unit 13 for collecting the waste water after washing and discharging the waste water to the outside of the system.
But a hot water supply hose 15 with one end extending to the hot water supply faucet
And a conduit holding portion 17, a nozzle at the tip of the conduit holding portion 17, and a valve device for supplying / stopping cleaning water and adjusting the flow rate thereof. A cleaning brush body for cleaning a body with cleaning water; a motor;
Transmission mechanism 2 for transmitting the movement of the brush to the cleaning brush body 20
2 and the surroundings of the cleaning brush body 20 at a fixed interval, and the cleaning brush body 20 and the rotational force transmission mechanism 2
And a limit switch 24 for stopping the supply of the washing water as required.
3 is a passage through which the suction force generating device and the sewage after washing pass, the passage 26 being defined between the washing brush body 20 and the water leakage preventing means 23, and connected to the passage 26. And a drainage hose for discharging the sewage from the sewage collection means 27 to the outside of the system. Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

[0005]

1 and 2 are a plan view and a side view, respectively, of a first embodiment of the apparatus according to the present invention. The body washing device 10 of the present invention generally includes a washing water supply unit 11 having a function of supplying hot water of a suitable temperature as washing water to a position where a cared person is present, and is provided with the hot water of the proper temperature. Washing unit 12 for washing the caregiver's body (Fig. 2)
And a sewage discharge unit 13 that collects the washed sewage and discharges the sewage to a sewer pipe or the like.

The washing water supply section 11 includes a hot water supply hose 15 having one end extending to, for example, the vicinity of a household hot water supply faucet;
The other end of the hose 15 is received in a water-sealed state, and the body washing water supplied from the hose 15 is supplied to the body washing unit 1.
2, a conduit holder 17 for holding the conduit 16, a nozzle (not shown) at the end of the conduit holder 17, and a valve device, also known per se, not shown And a valve device for supplying / stopping the washing water and adjusting the flow rate thereof. These valve devices can be mounted between the hot water supply faucet and the hose 15, but are preferably mounted above the conduit 16 if possible. This is because the caregiver can control the valve at hand. Also hose 15
Extend directly to the conduit holding part 17 or the nozzle,
By supplying the washing water directly to the body washing section 12, the conduit section 16 can be omitted.

The body washing section 12 includes the washing water supply section 11.
In particular, a cleaning brush body 20 (FIG. 2) for cleaning the body of the care-receiver while rotating with the cleaning water supplied from the nozzle, a lightweight motor 21, and transmitting the rotating motion of the motor 21 to the cleaning brush body 20. A rotational force transmitting mechanism 22 for rotating the cleaning brush body 20, for example, a gear engaged with a worm gear attached to an output shaft of a motor 21, and an upper end fixed to the gear and a lower end cleaned. Brush body 20
And a power transmission body, which is configured to receive the conduit holding portion 17 therein, and surrounds the periphery of the cleaning brush body 20 at a predetermined interval. The cleaning brush body 20 and the rotating force transmission mechanism 22 are always elastically pressed and held downward by elastic means (not shown) when the cleaning brush body 20 cleans a human body. A water leakage preventing means 23 (FIG. 2) for preventing the washing water from leaking out of the periphery of the cleaning brush body 20; and the water leak preventing means 23 overcoming the elastic force of the elastic means. When there is a possibility that the washing water floats up from the body 20 and leaks from below the water leak preventing means 23, it acts on the flow rate control valve to stop the supply of the washing water, so that the floating of the water leak preventing means 23 luck And it is configured as a limit switch 24 which operates in response, by the.

The elastic means for elastically pressing and holding the water leak preventing means 23 downward is, for example, an annular holding frame holding the cylindrical water leak preventing means 23 made of a sponge or the like. Body 25 and limit switch 24
, And further between the annular holding frame 25 and the housing frame 28 supporting the limit switch 24.

The sewage discharge section 13 has, for example, a configuration similar to that of a household vacuum cleaner, and is provided with a known suction force generator (not shown) and the sewage after the cleaning brush body 20 is rotated and cleaned. A passage 26 (FIG. 2) defined between the cleaning brush body 20 and the water leakage preventing means 23, and a passage 26 connected to the passage 26, for example, made of vinyl chloride or other hard material. And a sewage collecting means 27, which preferably has a function as a holding means for manually operating the entirety of the device 10, and sewage from the sewage collecting means 27. And a drainage hose (not shown) for feeding water to the sewer. Here, the suction force generating device may be the motor 21. Further, since the sewage collecting means 27 has a function as a gripping means for manually operating the entire instrument 10, the sewage collecting means 27
A suitable handle around the device may be provided with a grip handle (not shown) for the caregiver to grip the device.

The hose 15 for supplying cleaning water is housed in the sewage collecting means 27 or tied to the sewage collecting means 27 so that the caregiver can easily use it. Is desirable.

When using the body washing device 10 described in this embodiment, first, the hose 15 of the washing water supply unit 11 is used.
To the water heater and open the faucet. Next, the valve device of the cleaning water supply unit 11 is operated to check the supply state of the cleaning water and adjust the flow rate. Thereafter, the hot water supply is reliably stopped by the valve device.

Thereafter, the body washing device 10 is carried to the vicinity of the care receiver. At this time, the wastewater can be easily carried by the holding means provided in the wastewater collecting means 27. Next, the body washer 12 is lightly brought into contact with the body of the care receiver. Therefore, the valve device is released to start hot water supply to the body washing unit 12, and at the same time, the motor 21 is rotated, the washing brush body 20 is rotated, and the body of the care receiver is washed. At this time, since the cleaning brush body 20 is completely surrounded by the water leakage preventing means 22 pressed by the elastic member, the cleaning water does not leak out of the water leakage preventing means 22.
Thus, the body washing device 10 gripped by the gripping means
Is lightly pressed against the body of the cared person and washed while moving along the body. When the water leakage prevention means 22 is pressed against the body too strongly and the water leakage prevention means 22 rises above the cleaning brush body 20, the limit switch 24 operates to stop the hot water supply.

Washing sewage that has washed the body accumulates in the water leakage preventing means 23, and the washing sewage is immediately collected by the sewage collecting means 27 through the passage 26 and discharged outside through the drainage hose. Is done. For this reason, the cleaning sewage does not leak onto the futon or the bed, and the cleaning sewage does not remain on the body of the care receiver.

To stop the apparatus, first, the hot water supply is stopped by operating the valve device, then the motor 21 is stopped, and the suction force generator is stopped. In this device, between the conduit 16 and the conduit holding part 17, between the nozzle and the conduit holding part 17, between the conduit holding part 17 and the housing frame 28, between the passage 26 and the housing frame 28, Washing water or washing is performed using a known O-ring seal or other water sealing means between the wastewater collecting means 27, the water leak preventing means 23 and the annular holding frame 25 holding the same. It is assembled so that sewage does not leak from the device 10.

FIG. 3 is a partial modification of the first embodiment. This embodiment is different from the first embodiment in that the first embodiment
In the embodiment of the present invention, the cleaning brush body is rotated around the vertical axis by the rotational force transmission mechanism.
In the embodiment 29, the cleaning brush body reciprocates along the horizontal axis.

That is, in FIG. 3, when the motor 30 rotates, the first gear 31 attached to its output shaft rotates. Therefore, the second gear 32 screwed to the first gear 31 rotates to rotate the camshaft 33. For this reason, the cylindrical cam 34 attached to the cam shaft 33 rotates. A cam groove 35 is formed in the cylindrical cam 34, and a guide projection 36 is engaged with the cam groove 35. The guide protrusion 36 is fixed to the cleaning brush body 37. For this reason, the cleaning brush body 37 is moved into the guide member 3 in the water leakage prevention means 38.
9, the cleaning brush body 37 provides a reciprocating cleaning action.

The construction and operation of the other parts are substantially the same as those of the first embodiment. In FIG.
Reference numeral 0 denotes a washing water supply conduit, and reference numeral 41 denotes a wastewater collecting means. The guide member 39 is provided with an elastic rubber cover to prevent sewage from splashing thereon, and the cleaning brush 37 is provided on the upper portion of the cleaning brush body 37 so that the sewage does not touch the cam grooves and the gears 31 and 32. It is preferable that a waterproof cover be provided so that the washing water does not flow in, and that the sewage is sucked into the sewage recovery means 41 from around the covers.

FIG. 4 shows still another embodiment. The difference between this embodiment and the first embodiment shown in FIGS.
In this embodiment, the cleaning brush body is rotated around the vertical axis by the rotational force transmission mechanism.
In the device 49 of this embodiment, the cleaning brush body rotates about a horizontal axis, that is, a horizontal axis.

That is, in FIG. 4, when the motor 50 rotates, the first bevel gear 51 attached to the output shaft rotates. Therefore, the second bevel gear 53 screwed to the first bevel gear 51 and fixed to one end of the hollow drive shaft 52 rotates. With the rotation of the second bevel gear 53, the cleaning brush body 54 attached to the hollow drive shaft 52 rotates. Here, a cleaning water hot water supply hose 55 is connected to the other end of the hollow drive shaft 52, and the hose 55 is connected to the hollow drive shaft 52 via an opening (not shown) provided in the drive shaft 52. Thus, an appropriate amount of washing water is supplied to the center of the washing brush body 54. The washing water flows out of the washing brush body 54 by centrifugal force due to the rotation of the washing brush body 54, and appropriate washing is performed. The configuration and operation of the other parts are substantially the same as those of the first embodiment. FIG.
, Reference numeral 56 denotes a bearing, reference numeral 57 denotes a sewage collection means,
Reference numeral 58 denotes a water leakage prevention unit.

FIG. 5 shows still another embodiment. The difference between this embodiment and the first embodiment shown in FIGS.
In this embodiment, the water leakage preventing means has a structure capable of elastically moving in the vertical direction. However, in the appliance 59 of the fourth embodiment shown in FIG. 5, the cleaning brush body rotates around the vertical axis. While being able to move elastically in the vertical direction.

That is, in FIG. 5, when the motor 60 rotates, the first pulley 61 attached to its output shaft rotates. Therefore, the second pulley 63 fixed to one end of the hollow drive shaft 62 rotates by the action of the belt 64 engaged with the first pulley 61. As the second pulley 63 rotates, the cleaning brush body 65 attached to the other end of the hollow drive shaft 62 rotates. Here, one end of the hollow drive shaft 62 is connected to a washing water hot water supply hose 66.
Is connected to the hollow drive shaft 62 from the hose 66.
An appropriate amount of cleaning water is supplied to the cleaning brush body 65 through an opening (not shown) provided in the drive shaft 62. This cleaning water performs appropriate cleaning by rotating the cleaning brush body 65.

Here, a spring 68 is held between the cleaning brush body 65 and the housing frame 67 around the drive shaft 62. As a result, the cleaning brush body 65 is constantly elastically urged vertically downward between the water leak preventing means 69. However, if the body-cleaning device 59 is lifted from the body so that the cleaning brush body 65 protrudes abnormally below the water leakage prevention means 69, the spring 68 moves through the cleaning brush body 65 and the drive shaft 62. The second pulley 63 is simultaneously moved.
For this reason, the second pulley 63 is
7 comes into contact with the limit switch 70 mounted thereon.
As a result, the limit switch 70 closes a control valve (not shown) that controls the supply amount of the cleaning water to the hose 66, and stops the supply of the cleaning water. As a result, if the device 5
For example, even when the user 9 is unexpectedly separated from the body of the care-receiver, the washing water can be prevented from leaking to the futon or the like.

In FIG. 5, reference numeral 71 denotes sewage collecting means for collecting sewage sucked from a gap between the water leak preventing means 69 and the cleaning brush body 65. In this embodiment, the drive shaft 62 is connected to the housing frame 67.
The inside can be slid up and down, but an appropriate seal is provided to prevent sewage from flowing in between. More preferably, in order to maintain the elasticity of the spring 68, the spring 68 and the drive shaft 62 are housed together in a sealing bag.

FIGS. 6 and 7 show still another embodiment. This embodiment is different from the first embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 in that only the cleaning water is provided to the cleaning brush body in the first embodiment. In the appliance 80, a cleaning liquid such as liquid soap is provided to the cleaning brush at the same time as the cleaning water. In addition, in this embodiment, the massage effect can be provided to the care receiver by finely vibrating the cleaning brush body up and down.

That is, the appliance 80 shown in FIGS. 6 and 7 is provided with two motors, a cleaning brush body rotating motor 81 and a massage motor 82 (FIG. 6). The cleaning brush body rotation motor 81 is provided with a cleaning brush body 84 (FIG. 7) around the longitudinal axis of the rotational force transmission mechanism 83, substantially in the same manner as in the first embodiment shown in FIGS. By rotating in the water leakage prevention means 85 (FIG. 7), an appropriate cleaning action is performed. The cleaning water is supplied through the cleaning water supply hose 86 and then through one of the opening plugs 88 of the forked joint 87 as in the case of the first embodiment. As in the case of the example, the wastewater is discharged out of the system through the wastewater collecting means 89. Also in this embodiment, the washing water supply hose 86 can be connected to a water heater through, for example, the inside of the sewage recovery means 89.

In a casing 90 covering two motors and the like fixed to the housing frame, a detergent container 91 further containing a detergent such as a body soap is accommodated. A manual cleaning agent supply pump 92 is mounted on the cleaning agent container 91, and a manual push-in portion 93 of the pump 92 protrudes above the casing 90, and can be operated from the outside of the casing 90. I have. When the manual cleaning agent supply pump 92 is operated in the vertical direction, the cleaning agent contained in the cleaning agent container 91 is bifurcated from the cleaning agent container 91 via the cleaning agent hose 94 (FIG. 6) by the pumping action. The water is supplied to the rotating brush body 84 together with the cleaning water through the other opening plug 95 (FIG. 6) of the joint 87, and the desired cleaning is achieved. After the washing, the wastewater is collected together with the washing water through the wastewater collecting means 89.

In this embodiment, the massage motor 82 is provided as described above. This motor 8
When 2 operates, the eccentric cam 96 rotates. For this reason,
Rotary brush body 84, water leakage prevention means 85, and motor 8
The entire device 80, including 1, 82, etc., simultaneously performs a fine vibration motion in the vertical direction. Thus, the rotating brush body 84
In addition, the water leak preventing means 85 can provide a function as a massage device for providing an appropriate vibration massage effect on the skin surface. At this time, if the water leak preventing means 85 constituted by a sponge or the like is unnecessary, the screw 97 (FIG. 7) for attaching the water leak preventing means 85 to the housing frame is loosened to remove the water leak preventing means 85. You can leave. Of course, if such a massage effect is desired at the same time as the washing, the water leakage prevention means 85 is left attached. If necessary, in order to completely prevent water leakage even if the entire device 80 vibrates up and down, the water leakage prevention means 85 should be made softer, more adherent and somewhat longer so as to be more vibration-absorbing. It can be replaced with a water leakage prevention means having the same material, shape and dimensions. In the drawings, reference numeral 98 (FIG. 6) is a main switch of the body cleaning device 80, and reference numeral 99 is a changeover switch. By switching the switch 98, the cleaning brush body rotation motor 81 or the massage motor 82 is selectively operated. Can be activated. Reference numeral 100 denotes a limit switch, which provides a function of blocking supply of cleaning water, similarly to the limit switch 24 of the first embodiment.

FIGS. 8, 9 and 10 are schematic views of the body washing device of the present invention, a diagram showing the relationship between the amount of washing water supplied and the amount of sewage suction, respectively. Which shows the relationship between the gap size and the amount of air suctioned by sewage.

In FIG. 8, the means for preventing water leakage is a cellulosic sponge (vegetable fiber) having a radial thickness t of 15 m.
m, height h was 30 mm, and the experiment was performed using a body-cleaning device when the cleaning brush body was 100% horsehair and the number of revolutions was 130 rpm.

According to FIG. 9, the horizontal axis indicates the amount of water supplied to the cleaning liquid (l / l).
min) and the vertical axis shows the experimental results when the intake air volume (m ³ / min) is taken. According to this experiment,
The upper area of the line graph is an area in which sewage is completely sucked and no water leakage occurs, and the lower area (shaded area) of the line graph is an area in which sewage cannot be completely sucked and water leakage occurs. . Therefore, the water supply amount of the cleaning liquid is set to 0.2 (l / mi) which is “a degree of moistening the skin when the suction is not activated”.
n), the intake air volume is about 1.0 (m ³ /
min) or more, the sewage is completely sucked and no water leakage occurs, and "the degree to which water droplets leak from the sponge when suction is not activated" is 0.2 to 0.5 (l / min).
When only the air is supplied, the intake air volume is about 1.0 to 1.50.
(M ³ / min) or more, sewage is completely sucked,
Furthermore, when the suction air flow rate is not less than about 1.5 (m ³ / min) when the suction air flow is not less than about 1.5 (m ³ / min), which is “the degree to which water flows out of the sponge when suction is not activated”, sewage is generated. It turns out that it is not completely sucked. For this reason, for example, the supply amount of the cleaning liquid is set to 0.4 to 0.6 (l / m
If it is set to (in), it can be understood that the suction air volume is sufficient if it is about 1.6 to 2.1 (m ³ / min) in anticipation of safety.

In the body washing apparatus shown in FIG. 8, the inside diameter D of the water leakage preventing means is 54 mm, and the diameter of the washing brush body is d.
mm, the gap dimension v between the water leakage prevention means and the cleaning brush body is [(D−d) / 2] = [(54−d) /
2].

However, in FIG.
When set to ~ 0.4 (l / min), this gap dimension v (mm) is plotted on the horizontal axis, and the suction air volume (m ³ / min)
Is taken on the vertical axis, the intake air volume increases proportionally until the gap size v becomes 3.0, and the intake air volume increases by about 0.4 (m ³ / min) every time the gap size increases by about 1 mm. Increase. Further, when the gap size v becomes 3.0 or more, the intake air volume similarly increases proportionally, but the amount of increase in the suction air volume at that time increases by about 0.13 each time the gap size increases by about 1 mm.
(M ³ / min). In this graph, the lower area (shaded area) of the broken line is an area where the sewage cannot be completely sucked, and the upper area of the broken line is an area where the sewage can be completely sucked.

Here, the suction air volume of a suction pump device used in many household vacuum cleaners today is 1.6 (m ^3).
/ Min) as a boundary value, it can be seen that the cleaning device is completely recovered when the gap between the pump devices having such a capacity is at most 6.0 mm. Therefore, in preparing the specifications of the present invention, it is necessary to design the dimensions of the water leakage prevention means and the cleaning brush body and the capacity of the wastewater recovery means in consideration of the above data.

As a result, preferable specific numerical values are, for example, D = 47, d = 30, V = 8, and water supply amount = 0.6.
1 / min and the intake air volume = 2.0 m ³ / min are conceivable.

[0035]

According to the body washing device of the present invention, severe labor such as a caregiver rubbing the body of a cared person with a wet towel or the like is not required, and an expensive and large special bathing device is required. In each home, the caregiver can easily wash the body of the care receiver while keeping the cared person lying on the futon or the bed without having to introduce the futon or the bed.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a plan view showing a body washing device according to a first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a side view of the body washing device according to the first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a side view of a body washing device according to a second embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a side view of a body washing device according to a third embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing a side view of a body washing device according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 6 is a plan view showing a body washing device according to a fifth embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 7 is a view showing a side view of a body washing device according to a fifth embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a schematic side view of a body washing device according to the present invention.

FIG. 9 is a graph showing the relationship between the amount of sewage inhaled by the body washing device according to the present invention and the amount of washing liquid supplied.

FIG. 10 is a graph showing the relationship between the distance between the means for preventing water leakage of the body washing device of the present invention and the cleaning brush body, the state of suction of sewage, and the amount of suction air.

[Explanation of symbols]

10: Body cleaning equipment 11: Cleaning water supply unit 1
2: Body washing / cleaning unit 13: Sewage discharge unit 15: Hose 1
6: Conduit 17: Conduit holding part 20: Cleaning brush body 2
1: Motor 22: Rotational force transmission mechanism 23: Water leakage prevention means 2
4: Limit switch 25: Annular holding frame 26: Passage 2
7: Sewage collection means 28: Frame 29: Body washing equipment 3
0: motor 31: first gear 32: second gear 3
3: Cam shaft 34: Cylindrical cam 35: Cam groove 3
6: Guide projection 37: Cleaning brush body 38: Water leakage prevention means 3
9: guide member 40: conduit 41: sewage recovery means 4
9: Body washing device 50: Motor 51: First bevel gear 5
2: drive shaft 53: second bevel gear 54: cleaning brush body 5
5: Hose 56: Bearing 57: Wastewater recovery means 5
8: Water leakage prevention means 59: Body washing device 60: Motor 6
1: first pulley 62: drive shaft 63: second pulley 6
4: Belt 65: Cleaning brush body 66: Hose 6
7: Frame 68: Spring 69: Water leakage prevention means 7
0: Limit switch 71: Wastewater recovery means 80: Body washing equipment 8
1: motor 82: motor 83: torque transmitting mechanism 8
4: Cleaning brush body 85: Water leakage prevention means 86: Hose 8
7: Bifurcated joint 88: Opening plug 89: Wastewater recovery means 9
0: Housing 91: Cleaning agent container 92: Pump 9
3: Manual part 94: Cleaning agent hose 95: Opening plug 9
6: Eccentric cam 97: Screw 98: Main switch 9
9: Changeover switch 100: Limit switch

Claims (8)

[Claims] 1. A washing water supply unit 11 for supplying warm water as washing water, a washing unit 12 for washing a body using the warm water, and a collected sewage after washing, which is taken out of the system. A body water cleaning device 10 comprising: a waste water discharging unit 13 for discharging water; a cleaning water supply unit 11; a hot water supply hose 15 having one end extending to a hot water supply faucet; a conduit holding unit 17; The body washing unit 12 is constituted by a nozzle at the tip of the conduit holding unit 17 and a valve unit which is a valve unit that supplies / stops washing water and adjusts the flow rate thereof. A brush 21 for washing the brush, a motor 21, a rotational force transmission mechanism 22 for transmitting the movement of the motor 21 to the brush 20, and surrounds the periphery of the brush 20 at regular intervals, and Cleaning brush body 20 Independently of the rotational force transmission mechanism 22 limit switch 24 to stop the water leakage preventing means 23 held resiliently pressed, the supply of the washing water if necessary
The sewage discharge section 13 is defined as a passage through which the sewage after cleaning is passed, and between the cleaning brush body 20 and the water leakage preventing means 23. The passage 26 and the passage 2
6. A body washing device, comprising: a wastewater recovery means 27 connected to the wastewater collection device 6; and a drainage hose for discharging wastewater from the wastewater recovery means 27 to the outside of the system. 2. The body washing device according to claim 1, wherein the wastewater collecting means 27 functions as a gripping means for manually operating the entire device 10. 3. The body cleaning device according to claim 1, wherein the cleaning brush body 20 rotates around a vertical axis. 4. The body cleaning device according to claim 1, wherein the cleaning brush body reciprocates along the guide member. 5. The body cleaning device according to claim 1, wherein the cleaning brush body rotates around a horizontal axis. 6. The body cleaning device according to claim 1, wherein the cleaning brush body rotates about a vertical axis and is elastically held with respect to the vertical axis. 7. The body washing device according to claim 1, further comprising means for supplying a cleaning agent to the cleaning brush body 84 simultaneously with the cleaning water. 8. The body washing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the washing brush body 84 is provided with a means for providing a massage effect.