KR20200063929A - a dripping slipper - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a slipper used in bathrooms and beaches and, more specifically, to a slipper which drains water more efficiently and easily by tilting a front footrest with the weight to be dried quickly.

Description

Slipper {a dripping slipper}

The present invention mainly relates to slippers used in bathrooms and beaches, and more specifically, the front footrest is inclined with the weight so that it can be easily drained out and dried quickly.

Slippers are comfortable to wear in the bathroom. When you put on slippers and go to a place where there is water, the water accumulates on the slippers, and the moisture does not disappear and it takes a long time to dry. In general, slippers had to be placed on the wall to drain water after using the slippers in the washroom, and whenever they were used again, the slippers placed on the wall were picked up by hand and laid on the floor.

In order to improve such discomfort, a lot of slippers have been applied in the past to improve water drainage and drying by improving the bottom surface of the slipper window that most of the feet touch. For example, according to Korean Utility Model Publication No. 96-7214,

Slopes are formed on both sides of the bottom surface of the slipper window, and a plurality of protrusions are formed on the slopes to allow water to escape to the inclined grooves between the protrusions, but these slippers are bitten in the inclined grooves by cohesion and adhesion of the water. It was difficult to achieve the desired purpose because it did not escape well and did not dry quickly after use.

In order to solve such a problem, after using the slippers, even if they are not placed on the wall, the slippers are automatically inclined in the forward direction when the slippers are removed, so as to provide an improved slipper so that the water on the bottom surface of the slippers can be easily flowed down. do.

Public utility model (name of draft: slanted slippers)

The present invention has been devised to solve the above-mentioned problems, and the object of the present invention is to provide slippers which are easy to drip and dry, and stand upright on the wall in order to remove water by tilting the front of the footrest. Is to do.

As described above, since the slippers according to the present invention are used, the footrest in front of the slippers is tilted, so that the water flows quickly.

The slippers can be completely dried quickly, and there is no hassle of putting the slippers on the wall every time the slippers are dried.

The inclined slippers according to the present invention is made to be inclined to the front with the elasticity of the front of the slippers so that the entire slipper window touches the ground when using the slippers (i.e., when using the slippers, so that there is no discomfort during use) This is to allow the water from the bottom of the slipper to escape quickly.

According to the present invention, the front footrest of the slipper is inclined to facilitate drainage and drying, and the slipper can be maintained in an upright position without erecting it on the wall to drain water.

1 is a bottom perspective view of a slipper according to a first embodiment of the present invention
2 and 3 are cross-sectional views of the use state of the slipper shown in FIG.

The present invention allows the slippers to be worn without dissimilarity when using slippers, so that when the slippers are removed, the front footboard automatically tilts the slippers in the direction of the front footsteps by self-elasticity due to the difference in the weight of the rear footrests. Was able to get out quickly.

Hereinafter, with reference to the accompanying drawings of the subject innovation will be described in detail as follows.

[First Embodiment]

The present invention in FIG. 1 is the front footrest window 3, that is, when using slippers, the front bottom face 8 and the back bottom face 9 are in close contact with the bottom face by using a soft rubber material so that the face contacting the ground is flat, as shown in FIG. When using, make sure that there is no feeling of heterogeneity, and attach the weight of 1 to the front of the front footrest 3 so that the center of gravity of the slippers is biased forward. 9 The bottom of the back is inclined toward the front with the center of gravity.

5 To fix the thumb foot loop so that it does not detach during use. 6 The material of the thumb foot pole is made of rubber and can prevent the feeling of heterogeneity between the toes. When the slope is formed, the water on the bottom surface 7 flows down quickly, so the slippers can be completely dried quickly, and it can be prevented from entering the groove 2 and causing water to accumulate.

[Second Embodiment]

The front scaffolding in the groove 2 of FIG. 3 causes water to accumulate when erected.

In order to prevent this, it was set to be inclined (11~12) so that the water flowed toward the groove 2.

By setting the inclination of 15°, the water quickly flows, so the front footrest 3 can also be dried.

In FIG. 4, the water was drained through the drain hole and was set so that the heterogeneity was not felt.

*Description of the main parts of the drawing*
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Weight Weight 2 Groove 3 Front footrest 4 Rear footrest 5 Thumb foot ring fixing circle 6 Thumb foot post 7 Slipper window 8: Front bottom 9: Rear bottom 10: Drain hole

Claims (2)

Slippers are provided by tilting the front of the slippers to make the slippers tilt.
Slippers characterized by allowing the water on the floor to flow naturally.

The slipper according to claim 1, wherein when the slipper is removed, the rear portion is automatically lifted and tilted by the weight of the front footrest, thereby facilitating drainage and drying.

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