JPS625162Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] This case concerns a pine surge device.

Various types of pine surge devices have been known in the past, but the pine surge device of the present invention is designed to be able to be used while bathing, and is designed to have a great pine surge effect, be simple to operate, and be manufactured at low cost. .

To explain the drawings below, the present pine surger includes a lid member 1, a container-shaped member 8, and a swinging member 14.
It consists of.

The lid member 1 has a peripheral wall 3 hanging from the periphery of the top wall 2, and a base 4, which extends from both left and right ends of the top wall.
4 are stood upright, and a handle bar 5 is installed between the upper ends of their bases. The base portions 4, 4 are preferably hollow and open at the lower surface of the top wall, while air inflow holes 6 are preferably provided in the side wall of the base. The lid member is preferably elastically deformable. Peripheral wall 3
A concave groove 7 is provided around the outer periphery of the lower end.

The container-shaped member 8 has a peripheral wall 10 erected from the periphery of the bottom wall 9, and the upper end of the peripheral wall is watertightly fitted to the lower end of the peripheral wall of the lid member. This fitting can be accomplished by providing a protrusion 11 on the inner surface of the upper end of the peripheral wall and fitting the protrusion 11 into the groove 7 described above. A suitable number of spherical protrusions 12 protrude downward from the bottom wall 9, and holes 13 are provided at both left and right ends of the bottom wall, with a portion of the lower surface open and the inner inner wall of the inner part spherical. , 13 are formed. The container-like member is also made of an elastically deformable member.

The spherical portion 15 of the swinging member 14 is rotatably fitted into the holes 13, 13. The swinging member is
A second protrusion 17 whose distal end surface is a spherical part 16 protrudes downward from the lower surface of the spherical part 15, and the second protrusion protrudes downward from the openings of the holes 13, 13 in a swingable manner. let Since the second protrusion is for pine surge, it is sufficient to make it protrude slightly from the edge of the hole opening. The spherical portion may be hollow and a portion thereof may be opened to save material.

A liquid storage chamber 18 is formed by the inner surfaces of the container-like member and the lid member, and a soap solution or the like is stored in the chamber. Further, an appropriate number of liquid outflow holes 19 are provided in the bottom wall of the container-like member. It is convenient if the hole is drilled in the center of the protrusion as shown in the illustrated example, since no liquid remains inside the chamber.

The above pine surge device can be used as follows. That is, a soap solution or the like is placed in the liquid storage chamber, and the user holds the handle bar 5 and rubs the protrusion and the lower surface of the second protrusion against the skin. At this time, since the second protrusion protrudes swingably from the hole opening, when the pine surger is pulled back from the normal direction to the reverse direction while being applied to the skin, it is reversed and enhances the pine surge effect. On the other hand, the stored liquid flows out from the liquid outflow holes 19. By pressing the pinsurge device against the skin, the bottom wall 9 of the container-like member is pushed against the elasticity, so the pressure inside the liquid storage chamber is increased and the amount of liquid flowing out can be increased. If a hole is provided, the pressure inside the liquid storage chamber can be increased by closing the hole with a finger and pushing the wall portion of the base 4 having the hole against the elasticity.
It is possible to increase the amount of liquid flowing out.

The present invention has the above-mentioned structure, and since the lower surfaces of the protrusion 12 and the second protrusion 17 are spherical, they feel good to the touch. The second protrusion is fitted into the hole 13, which is provided in the bottom wall and has a spherical inner wall surface, so that the second protrusion can swing, so the pine surger can be moved from the forward direction to the reverse direction as described above. When the second protrusion is pulled back while being pressed, the second protrusion is reversed, and the skin receives the force of the reversal, so that the pine surge effect can be enhanced. In addition, a liquid storage chamber is formed by the container-like member and the lid member, and a liquid for pine surge, such as soap solution, is stored in the chamber, and a liquid outflow hole is formed in the bottom wall of the container-like member, so that the protrusion against the skin, the 2
The protrusion can be made to slide easily, making it suitable for pine surge during bathing, and since the container-like member can be elastically deformed, the amount of liquid flowing out can be reduced by applying internal pressure due to the elastic deformation. There are effects that can be adjusted.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a half-sectional view of the pine surge device of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a bottom view thereof. 1... Lid member, 8... Container-shaped member, 14... Swinging member.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A peripheral wall 3 is suspended from the periphery of the top wall 2, and
A lid member 1 has base parts 4 erected from both left and right ends of the top wall, and a handle bar 5 is installed between the upper ends of the base ends, and a bottom wall 9 has a peripheral edge at the lower end of the peripheral wall of the lid member. The upper end of the peripheral wall 10 raised from the wall is fitted in a watertight manner, and an appropriate number of spherical protrusions 12 are projected downward from the bottom wall, and a portion of the lower surface is opened in other parts of the bottom wall. Then, from the lower surface of an elastically deformable container-like member 8 in which an appropriate number of holes 13 with a spherical inner wall surface are formed, and a spherical portion 15 that is rotatably fitted into the holes, a tip end is formed. A second spherical portion 16
It consists of an appropriate number of swinging members 14, each of which has a protrusion 17 that swingably projects downward from the hole opening, and forms a liquid storage chamber 18 on the inner surface of the container-shaped member and the lid member, and A pine surge device characterized in that a suitable number of liquid outflow holes 19 are bored in the bottom wall of the shaped member.