JPH1119168A - Enzymatic warm bath - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To extremely facilitate the maintenance of a warm bed, to improve sterilization and insect-proofing effects while suppressing the fermentation smell of enzyme, to enable comfortable use and to present the maintenance and promotion of health and high beauty effects. SOLUTION: A warm bed 2 mixing sawdust and rice bran is spread inside a bathtub P and fermented by enzyme. The warm bed 2 is spread over charcoal layers 3 provided on the base of the bathtub P. The warm bed 2 is composed of a fermented layer 2B spreading seawater or coarse salt dissolved water over the warm bed and a bathing layer 2A spreading honey diluted solutions while being spread over this fermented layer 2B. The diluted solution of acetic acid is diffused over the surface of the warm bed 2 and the sawdust of cypresses is finely spread over the surface of this warm bed 2 so that coated layers 1 can be formed.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an enzymatic warm bath utilizing the natural heat of fermentation of an enzyme, and more particularly to an enzymatic warm bath which is easy to maintain and can be used extremely hygienically.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a hot bath utilizing the heat of fermentation of this kind of enzyme has been used for fermentation by adding an enzyme to sawdust, wood chips and the like.
The body is buried in sawdust and wood chips whose temperature has risen due to fermentation and is warm-bathed (Japanese Patent Publication No. 6-22520,
No. 51-104017).

[0003]

However, in the conventional enzyme-heated bath, it was necessary to stir the sawdust and the like every day, at least one meter deep from the surface, in order to keep the temperature high. In addition, in order to keep the fermentation heat at a high temperature by reducing such a stirring operation, a large amount of sawdust and the like must be used, and the scale of the bath facility must be increased.

[0004] In addition, in the conventional enzyme-heated bath, the odor during fermentation hinders some users, and those who dislike this odor have to suffer from using the enzyme-heated bath. . In addition, the surface of the enzyme-heated bath is in an environment where insects such as flies and mosquitoes can easily gather, so if you do not take any measures against insects, the collected insects will harm the sanitary environment and give an impression during use. Also had the disadvantage of becoming extremely bad. However, when a mosquito coil or other insecticide is used, there is a problem that the use environment is further deteriorated due to the insecticidal components and odor of the insecticide.

Accordingly, the present invention has been developed to solve the above-mentioned problems, and is extremely easy to maintain, can suppress the fermentation odor during use, and can be used without using an insecticide or the like. The purpose is to provide an enzyme warm bath with insect repellent effect.

[0006]

In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, a first means of the present invention is to provide an enzymatic warm bath in which a hotbed 2 in which sawdust and rice bran are mixed is laid in a bathtub P and fermented with enzymes. That is, seawater or coarse salt-dissolved water was sprayed inside the hotbed 2.

The second means is that a diluted solution of acetic acid is sprayed on the surface of the hotbed 2, and the covering layer 1 is formed by spreading cypress sawdust on the surface of the hotbed 2.

Further, the hotbed 2 of the third means is laid on a charcoal layer 3 provided on the bottom surface of the bathtub P, and a fermentation layer 2B in which seawater or coarse salt-dissolved water is sprayed on the hotbed. It is a means for solving the problem that it consists of a bathing layer 2A laid on the top and sprayed with a honey diluent.

[0009]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below.

In the present invention, a mixture of sawdust and rice bran is used for the hotbed 2 of the enzyme hot bath. By adding a granular enzyme or a liquid enzyme to a mixture obtained by mixing these at the same ratio, and fermenting the mixture, the decomposition of organic matter can be accelerated and the temperature can be easily adjusted.

Further, seawater or coarse salt-dissolved water is sprayed inside the hotbed 2. The use of such seawater or crude salt-dissolved water is based on the fact that components such as magnesium, potassium, and calcium contained in seawater or crude salt-dissolved water promote fermentation, and these components are used as active ingredients in the hotbed 2. It is for use. Then, the hotbed 2 on which the seawater or the coarse salt-dissolved water is sprayed is used as the fermentation layer 2B. This fermentation layer 2
B is sprayed such that seawater or coarse salt-dissolved water penetrates to a depth of about 10 cm from the surface, and then stirred to a depth of about 10 to 15 cm from the surface, leveling the stirred portion and lightly applying a point pressure with a foot or the like.

Further, on the upper layer of the fermentation layer 2B, there is formed a bathing layer 2A which does not spray seawater or coarse salt solution. This bathing layer 2A is made by spraying a honey diluting solution on the hotbed 2,
Further, after evenly spraying warm water, the mixture is stirred to a depth of about 15 cm, the stirred portion is leveled, and light pressure is applied with a foot or the like.

Reference numeral 1 denotes a coating layer formed on the surface of the hotbed 2. The coating layer 1 is obtained by spraying a diluted solution of acetic acid on the surface of the bathing layer 2A, and removing 1-2 cm of cypress sawdust on the surface of the hotbed 2.
It was formed by laying it down. As the acetic acid diluent, it is particularly effective to use a dilute solution of brewed vinegar. The dilute solution of brewed vinegar contains other active ingredients together with acetic acid. These ingredients and hinokitiol contained in cypress sawdust have a sterilizing and deodorizing effect as well as an insect repellent effect. Moreover, the scent of cypress also has the effect of relaxing the bather (see FIG. 1).

The hotbed 2 in the illustrated example is laid on a charcoal layer 3 provided on the bottom of the bathtub P (see FIG. 2). That is, on the bottom of the bath tub P having a length of about 2.4 m and a depth of about 1 m, a base layer 4 having a thickness of about 15 cm, made of red beads, red clay, sand, gravel and the like is formed. Further, a charcoal layer 3 having a thickness of about 15 cm is formed on the base layer 4. The thickness of the bathing layer 2A and the fermentation layer 2B are each formed to be about 30 cm.

The daily maintenance of the present invention is based on temperature inspection and maintenance. That is, according to the heat storage temperature condition,
An appropriate amount of bran, sawdust, granule enzyme, liquid enzyme, honey, seawater or crude salt-dissolved water is added to the hotbed 2. 10 ~ from the top of the bathing layer 2A
After stirring at a depth of 15 cm, the surface is once leveled, lightly pressed, and then coated again with the coating layer 1. If the hotbed 2 has a high degree of dryness, watering is performed so as to be wet to about 10 cm from the surface of the bathing layer 2A, and then stirring and pressure are applied. Further, the hotbed 2, which has never been bathed once a day, replenishes the above-mentioned enzymes and the like as necessary while stirring the entire bathing layer 2A (about 30 cm in depth).

[0016]

According to the present invention, the first object is achieved by the above-described structure.

That is, the hotbed 2 in which sawdust and rice bran are mixed according to claim 1 hastens the decomposition of organic matter,
Temperature adjustment became easier. In addition, by spraying seawater or crude salt-dissolved water on the hotbed 2, fermentation can be further promoted. As a result, it becomes possible to maintain the fermentation heat at an appropriate temperature by the operation of stirring the shallow surface of the hotbed 2.
More than 1 meter deep from the surface that was required conventionally,
The task of stirring the sawdust every day is no longer necessary.

According to claim 2, hinokitiol contained in sawdust of cypress suppresses fermentation odor during use,
Since it has a relaxing effect, even those who dislike the fermentation smell can use it extremely comfortably. In addition, by spraying a diluted solution of acetic acid, synergy with hinokitiol is exerted, insect repellent, sterilization, deodorizing effects are further enhanced, insect damage such as flies and mosquitoes are prevented, and mosquito incense sticks and other insecticides are used Since it is not necessary to do so, it is possible to warm bath in an extremely favorable environment.

According to the charcoal layer 3 of the present invention, the drying, sterilizing and deodorizing effects can be enhanced, and the negative ions emitted by the charcoal can have a good effect on the human body. In addition, honey diluent sprayed on the bathing layer 2A and ingredients such as bran, which is a raw material of the hotbed 2, provide high beauty effects such as conditioning and bathing the bather's skin.

As described above, according to the present invention, maintenance is extremely easy, and comfortable use is possible.
Various beneficial effects such as health and high beauty effects are exhibited.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a sectional view showing a use state of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a production process diagram showing an embodiment of an enzyme warm bath of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 P Bathtub 1 Coating layer 2 Hotbed 2A Bathing layer 2B Fermentation layer 3 Charcoal layer 4 Base layer

Claims (3)

[Claims] 1. An enzymatic hot bath in which a hotbed in which sawdust and rice bran are mixed is laid in a bathtub and fermented with an enzyme, wherein seawater or coarse salt-dissolved water is sprayed inside the hotbed. bath. 2. Sprinkling a diluted acetic acid solution on the surface of the hotbed,
The enzyme hot bath according to claim 1, wherein cypress sawdust is spread over the surface of the hotbed to form a coating layer. 3. The hotbed is laid on a charcoal layer provided on the bottom surface of a bathtub, and a fermentation layer in which seawater or coarse salt-dissolved water is sprayed on the hotbed. 3. The enzyme warm bath according to claim 1, comprising a bathing layer sprayed.