KR20220000748A - Foot wash slippers - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to slippers for washing a foot (90) comprising: a sole (100) which supports the foot (1); a cover (200) which is connected to both sides of the sole (100), covers an upper side, and is arranged to correspond to a top of the foot; and a brush unit (300) which is connected to an upper surface of the sole (100) and a lower surface of the cover (200) and washes the foot (1). The brush unit (300) includes: front brush hairs (310) which correspond to toes (3) and a front foot (5) on the upper surface of the sole (100) and wash the toes (3) and the front foot (5); center brush hairs (320) which are arranged in back sides of the front brush hairs (310) and wash toes (3), the front foot (5), and an arch unit (7); back brush hairs (330) which is arranged in back sides of the center brush hairs (320) and wash a heel (5); and upper brush hairs (350) which are arranged on a lower surface of the cover (200). The front brush hairs (350) are disposed for each length to repeat protrusion units (311) and concave units (313) when viewed from a front side. Therefore, the present invention efficiently washes between the toes (3), the front foot, the arch unit, the heel unit, and the top of the foot compared to the background technology.

Description

Foot Wash Slippers {FOOT WASH SLIPPERS}

The present invention relates to a foot washing slipper, and more particularly, it is applied to the structure of the foot such as between the toes, the arch part, and the heel, so that it can be washed in every corner, and the compression degree of the cover can be adjusted to suit the size of the foot. It relates to a foot washing slipper, characterized in that it can be washed smoothly without pain.

In the prior art literature described below, it is suggested for the foot washing slippers.

The foot washing slippers have a sole supporting the sole of the foot, and a cover for covering the instep of the foot is connected to the sole. And brush bristles are connected to the upper surface of the sole and the lower surface of the cover.

Therefore, it is described that when the user reciprocates the foot back and forth while putting the foot between the sole and the cover, the brush bristles cause friction so that the sole and the back of the foot can be washed.

However, these foot-washing slippers have a problem in that the length of the brush bristles is uniformly short so that the heel can be washed, and thus it cannot be smoothly washed between the toes. Therefore, eczema medium occurring between the toes has a problem of causing skin diseases such as athlete's foot.

In addition, when the sole including the heel and the arch portion is usually pushed with the thumb, the dirt is peeled off. However, in the case of the background art, there was a problem in that it was not possible to smoothly push the dirt because only the brush bristles rub the soles of the feet. For example, if you rub with a brush after applying glue to the floor, only scratches will occur and it will not peel off properly. However, the above problem can be fully understood from the fact that the glue is easily peeled off when it is pushed with the thumb.

In addition, the thicker the user's instep, the stronger the compression of the bristles of the cover, so some users feel severe pain when their feet rub against the bristles because their feet are too thick, and some users experience severe pain when their feet rub against the bristles when their feet are properly thick. It can be washed smoothly without pain, and some users have very thin feet and the degree of compression of the bristles is too weak to clean properly. That is, there was a problem that could not be smoothly applied to the thickness of the user's foot.

In addition, when the user reciprocates the feet forward and backward while wearing the foot wash slippers, the foot wash slippers are not attached to the floor surface, and thus the foot washing slippers are reciprocated together with the feet, thereby making it impossible to wash.

In addition, as the weight of the user increases, the degree of compression of the sole of the brush bristles connected to the upper surface of the sole becomes stronger. Therefore, some users were too overweight to cause pain while increasing friction and unable to properly reciprocate their feet. That is, there was a problem that it was applied according to the user's weight and could not be used smoothly.

Korean Patent Publication No. 10-2018-0072064 (June 29, 2018)

The problems to be solved through the foot washing slippers according to the present invention are as follows.

First, since the length of the brush bristles is formed uniformly short so that the heel can be washed, an object of the present invention is to solve the problem of not being able to smoothly wash between the toes.

Second, because only the brush bristles rub the soles of the feet, it is intended to solve the problem of not being able to smoothly push dirt.

Third, it is smoothly applied to the thickness of the user's foot to solve the problem that the instep cannot be washed efficiently.

Fourth, when the user reciprocates the feet forward and backward while wearing the foot washing slippers, since the foot washing slippers are not attached to the floor surface, they reciprocate together with the feet to solve the problem that washing is impossible.

Fifth, when the user's weight is overweight, the frictional force is increased while the user's weight is overweight, and thus the forward and backward reciprocation of the foot is impossible to solve the problem that cannot be properly washed.

In order to solve the said subject by this invention, it is comprised as follows.

It includes a sole supporting the foot, a cover connected to both sides of the sole to cover the upper side and disposed to correspond to the back of the foot, and a brush unit connected to the upper surface of the sole and the lower surface of the cover to wash the feet.

In addition, the brush unit,

Front brush bristles corresponding to toes and heels on the upper surface of the sole to wash toes and heels; central brush bristles disposed behind the front bristles for washing toes, heels and arches; and rear of the central brush bristles. It is disposed in, and includes a rear brush bristles for washing the heel, and an upper bristles disposed on the lower surface of the cover.

In addition, the front brush bristles are arranged for each length so that the protrusion and the concave portion are repeated when viewed from the front.

In addition, the central brush bristles,

It includes acupressure brush bristles for pressing the arch of the foot and acupressure, and a washing brush bristles disposed together with the acupressure brush bristles and having an inclined upper end to wash the arch part.

In addition, the cover includes a plurality of holes perforated in portions corresponding to both sides of the sole and vertically arranged, and a slot connecting the holes in the upper and lower directions and having a smaller width than the hole.

In addition, a protrusion formed in a portion corresponding to the hole on both sides of the sole and passing through the hole and the slot, and a head formed at the end of the protrusion and caught in the hole on the outer surface of the cover.

In addition, it includes a suction plate formed on the lower surface of the sole.

In addition, a plurality of through-holes formed on the side of the sole, an insertion rod inserted into the through-hole, and a hole formed on either side corresponding to the insertion rod in the cover to allow the insertion and extraction of the insertion rod are formed. .

In addition, it includes a pull-out protrusion formed so as to be picked up with a finger at one end of the insertion rod.

The foot washing slipper according to the present invention can exhibit the following effects by the above solution.

First, since it is possible to smoothly wash between the toes according to claim 1, it is possible to prevent and treat skin diseases such as eczema and athlete's foot occurring between the toes.

Second, according to claim 2, since the sole including the arch portion is rubbed with the inclined top of the washing brush bristles, the dirt can be removed smoothly.

Third, according to claim 3, since the distance between the sole and the cover can be adjusted according to the thickness of the foot, it is possible to wash the instep by applying an appropriate pressure to the instep.

Fourth, according to claim 4, since the sole is fixed in close contact with the floor by the suction plate, it can be washed smoothly when the feet are reciprocated back and forth.

Fifth, since the hardness of the sole can be adjusted according to the weight according to claims 5 and 6, the degree of pressure due to the brush part can be adjusted. Therefore, as the weight increases, the degree of compression due to the brush unit increases, thereby preventing pain and scratches during washing. can solve

1 is a perspective view showing a foot washing slipper according to the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing the cover of the foot washing slipper shown in FIG. 1 separated.
Figure 3 is a bottom view showing the bottom of the foot washing slippers according to the present invention.
4 is a view of FIG. 1 as seen from the "V" direction (front), (a) is a state wearing the present invention, (b) is (a) in the state moved to the side (A direction) A front view showing the state.
Figure 5 is a side view showing the process of washing the feet back and forth in a state of wearing the foot washing slippers according to the present invention.
Figure 6 is a side view showing the process of washing by rubbing the heel on the foot washing slippers according to the present invention.
7 is a side view showing the process of washing the soles of the foot washing slippers according to the present invention by displaying only the washing brush bristles.
Figure 8 is a perspective view showing another embodiment of the foot washing slippers according to the present invention.
9 is a perspective view showing the cover is separated from the foot washing slippers shown in FIG.
FIG. 10 is a perspective view showing that the insertion rod is selectively drawn out in the state where the cover is omitted from the foot washing slipper shown in FIG. 8;

Hereinafter, various embodiments of the present document will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. However, this is not intended to limit the technology described in this document to specific embodiments, and it should be understood that the present document includes various modifications, equivalents, and/or alternatives of the embodiments of the present document. In connection with the description of the drawings, like reference numerals may be used for like components.

In addition, expressions such as "first," "second," used in this document may modify various elements regardless of order and/or importance, and in order to distinguish one element from another element, It is used only and does not limit the corresponding components. For example, 'first part' and 'second part' may represent different parts regardless of order or importance. For example, without departing from the scope of the rights described in this document, a first component may be referred to as a second component, and similarly, the second component may also be renamed as a first component.

In addition, terms used in this document are used only to describe specific embodiments, and may not be intended to limit the scope of other embodiments. The singular expression may include the plural expression unless the context clearly dictates otherwise. Terms used herein, including technical or scientific terms, may have the same meanings as commonly understood by one of ordinary skill in the art described in this document. Among terms used in this document, terms defined in a general dictionary may be interpreted with the same or similar meaning as the meaning in the context of the related art, and unless explicitly defined in this document, ideal or excessively formal meanings is not interpreted as In some cases, even terms defined in this document cannot be construed to exclude embodiments of the present document.

Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention, the foot washing slipper 90 for solving the above problems together with the accompanying drawings will be described.

1 is a perspective view showing a foot washing slipper according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing the cover of the foot washing slipper shown in FIG. 1 separated, and FIG. 3 is a bottom view of the foot washing slipper according to the present invention 4 is a view of FIG. 1 in the "V" direction (front), (a) is a state wearing the present invention, (b) is a toe side in (a) state ( It is a front view showing a state moved in the direction A), and FIG. 5 is a side view showing the process of washing the feet back and forth while wearing the foot washing slippers according to the present invention, and FIG. 6 is the foot washing slippers according to the present invention. It is a side view showing the process of washing by rubbing the heel, and FIG. 7 is a side view showing the process of washing the soles by displaying only the washing brush bristles of the foot washing slippers according to the present invention.

As shown in FIG. 1, the sole 100 formed long in the front and back to support the foot 1 is configured, and the seat-shaped cover 200 is connected to both sides of the sole 100 to cover the upper side and to correspond to the instep of the foot. is composed In addition, the brush unit 300 is connected to the upper surface of the sole 100 and the lower surface of the cover 200 to wash the foot 1 is configured. In addition, since the ring 170 is connected to the front end of the sole 100, it is configured to be hung on the wall to facilitate drainage. The sole 100 and the cover 200 may be formed of, for example, rubber having a cushioning function, urethane, or synthetic resin having elasticity.

The configuration of the brush unit 300 will be described with reference to FIG. 2 .

On the upper surface of the sole 100, the front brush bristles 310 corresponding to the toe 3 and the heel 5 are configured to wash the toe 3 and the toe 5, and the front brush bristles 310 ), the central brush bristles 320 for washing the toes 3 and the toe 5 and the arch 7 are configured. In the present specification, the arch portion 7 refers to a portion between the heel 5 and the heel 9 . That is, it is defined as including both the concave arch and the sole of the arch side. In addition, the rear brush bristles 330 disposed behind the central brush bristles 320 to wash the heel 5 are configured, and the upper bristles 350 disposed on the lower surface of the cover 200 are is composed The brush part 300 is preferably made of a flexible material so as not to scratch or damage the foot 1, and for this purpose, the brush part 300 is bent while the user is wearing the foot washing slippers 90 according to the present invention. constituted as In addition, when the foot washing slippers 90 are taken off, the brush unit 300 is configured to be restored to its original state.

The configuration of the front brush bristles 350 will be described in detail with reference to FIGS. 2 and 4 .

When viewed from the front, the protrusions 311 and the concave portions 313 are arranged for each length so that they are repeated. That is, the mountain-shaped protrusion 311 and the valley-shaped concave portion 313 have a repeated shape. For this purpose, the longest front brush bristles 350 are disposed in the center of the protrusion 311 , and the front brush bristles 350 that are gradually shorter in length are disposed on both sides of the protrusion 311 . Accordingly, the front brush bristles 350 of the shortest length are disposed in the concave portion 313 . By this structure, the toe 3 is disposed in the concave portion 313 , and the protrusion 311 may be interposed between the toes 3 . When the foot (1) is reciprocated back and forth in this state, it is configured to easily wash between the toes (3) and both sides and lower surfaces of the toes.

The configuration of the central brush bristles 320 will be described in more detail with reference to FIG. 2 .

Acupressure brush bristles 321 that pressurize the arch part 7 of the foot 1 are configured, and are disposed together with the acupressure brush bristles 321 so that the upper end 325 is inclined to wash the arch part 7 The formed cleaning brush bristles 323 are configured.

The acupressure brush bristles 321 have, for example, the same thickness or thinner than the front bristles 310, and the length is the same as or shorter than the shortest front bristles 350 disposed in the concave portion 313. it is preferable to For this reason, the toes 3 disposed in the concave portion 313 are the same by the front brush bristles 310 and acupressure brush bristles 321 disposed in the concave portion 313 when the foot 1 moves forward and backward. It is configured to be washable under conditions. If the acupressure brush bristles 321 are thicker or longer than the front brush bristles 350 disposed in the concave portion 313, pain is relieved by the acupressure brush bristles 321 when the foot 1 reciprocates back and forth. will cause Of course, it is not only washed by the acupressure brush bristles 350, but it is also configured to help promote health by stimulating the meridians of the soles.

The cleaning brush bristles 323 are disposed together with the acupressure brush bristles 321 and include a plurality of washing brush bristles 323 whose upper end 325 is inclined to wash the arch portion 7 . At this time, the washing brush bristles 323 are formed to be thicker than the acupressure brush bristles 321 , so that the area of the inclined upper end 325 is rubbed with the sole to enable a washing function. If the acupressure brush bristles 321 are formed to have the same or thinner thickness, it is difficult to obtain an area for the upper end 325 to perform a cleaning function. In addition, since the upper end 325 of each washing brush bristles 323 faces in various directions such as front, back, left and right, when reciprocating in various directions such as front, back, left and right of the foot 1, the upper end of the washing brush 323 ( 325) is configured to enhance the washing function by making sure that there is something in contact with the sole of the foot.

Next, a structure in which the cover 200 is connected to the sole 100 will be described with reference to FIG. 2 .

Each of the holes 230 are perforated in portions corresponding to both sides of the sole 100 in the cover 200 , and a plurality of holes 230 are arranged in the upper and lower directions, and the holes 230 are connected in the upper and lower directions and are wider than the holes 230 . This small slot 250 is formed.

In addition, the protrusion 110 is formed in a portion corresponding to the hole 230 on both sides of the sole 100 and passes through the hole 230 and the slot 250 , and ends of the protrusion 110 . The head 120 is formed in a larger width than the protrusion 110 in the portion and is caught in the hole 230 on the outer surface of the cover 200 .

Therefore, when both sides of the cover 200 are pulled downward, the protrusion 110 passes through the slot 250 and is accommodated in the hole 230 disposed on the upper part, and on the contrary, when both sides of the cover 200 are pulled upward As the protrusion 110 passes through the slot 250 , it can be accommodated in the hole 230 disposed below. As a result, the distance between the soles 100 of the cover 200 can be adjusted, so that it is applied to the thickness of the foot 1 so that the upper brush bristles 350 press the instep 8 with an optimal pressure to be washed. .

Next, since the suction plate 400 is disposed on the lower surface of the sole 100 as in FIGS. 3, 4 and 5 , when the foot 1 is reciprocated back and forth while wearing the foot washing slippers 90, the sole 100 ) is in close contact with the bottom to prevent the movement of the present invention, so it is configured to enable smooth washing. Since the suction plate 400 is made of a flexible material and is formed in an arcuate shape, when compressed against a glass plate, etc., the suction plate 400 becomes flat and the air inside is released so that the attached state is maintained on the glass plate. is omitted.

The use cases of the present invention as described above will be described as follows.

First, the suction plate 400 of the foot washing slippers 90 of the present invention is fixed so as to be in close contact with the floor surface, such as a bathroom.

Next, after pouring water into the brush part 300 to wet it and applying soap, the foot 1 enters between the sole 100 and the cover 200 . Then, as shown in (a) of Figure 4, the protrusion 311 of the front brush bristles 310 is sandwiched between the toes 3, and the toes 3 are positioned in the concave portion 313. As in FIG. 4 , when the protrusions 311 are disposed on the left and right and two are disposed therebetween, the protrusions 311 on some toes 3 because the protrusions 311 cannot respectively correspond between the toes 3 . After being interposed and washed, the foot 1 is moved to the side (direction A) as shown in FIG. can At this time, the heel 5 is also located on the front brush bristles 310, the front brush bristles 310 disposed on the protrusion 311 are in close contact with the heel 5 while being bent.

Next, as shown in FIG. 5 , the arch portion 7 of the foot 1 is positioned at the central brush bristles 320 , and the heel 9 corresponds to the rear bristles 330 . In this state, the foot 1 is reciprocated back and forth. At this time, the sole 100 is fixed to the bottom surface by the suction plate 400 . When the foot (1) is reciprocated back and forth in this way, the protrusion 311 interposed between the toes (3) is washed out when moving backwards, and the bottom surface of the toe (3) and the heel (5) are the front brush It is washed while rubbing against the hair 310 .

And the arch portion 7 of the foot 1 is washed while passing through the central brush bristles 320 rearward. And, as shown in (b) of FIG. 7 , as the cleaning brush bristles 323 are bent, the arch portion 7 and the upper end 325 of the arch portion 7 are rubbed against each other and the dirt is peeled off. This phenomenon can obtain the same effect because the toe (3) backwards to the central brush bristles (320). In addition, when the foot 1 is reciprocated in various directions, such as left and right, forward and backward, from the central brush bristles 320, the washing function corresponds to the feet at the upper end 325 of the washing brush bristles 323 facing various directions. can At this time, the reason for washing through the inclined top 325 , that is, the surface can be understood from the fact that it is easily peeled off when you push it toward the fingerprint of the thumb without scratching it with a nail when peeling off dirt from the skin. Of course, since the acupressure brush bristles 321 are thinner than the washing brush bristles 323, it is natural that the meridians of the soles of the feet can be stimulated in detail, and can also serve as a washing function.

In this way, since the foot 1 is moved forward and backward, the toe 3 and the toe 5 are washed and acupressure because they move backward from the front brush bristles 310 to the central brush bristles 320, and the arch 7 is the central brush. It is washed and acupressure while passing the hair 320 to the rear.

Next, in the reverse direction, as in FIG. 5 , the foot 1 is returned forward. Then, the effect of washing and acupressure is obtained in the same principle as mentioned above. In this way, since the foot 1 is reciprocated back and forth a number of times, a smooth foot washing is possible. At this time, the instep 8 is washed by the upper brush bristles 350 formed on the cover 200 .

However, at this time, a person with a thick foot 1 is pressed too much by the brush unit 300 , so pain and scratches occur when the foot 1 is reciprocated, and a person with a thin foot 1 has the brush unit 300 Since it is not pressed by the

Next, as in FIG. 6 , the heel 9 can be washed by rotating it against the rear brush bristles 330 or reciprocating it back and forth, left and right. At this time, since the heel 9 has a lot of calluses, the rear brush bristles 330 are configured as the shortest in the brush unit 300, so that it can be washed efficiently.

In this case, the process of adjusting the compression degree will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 and 2 .

When both sides of the cover 200 are pulled downward, the protrusion 110 passes through the slot 250 and is accommodated in the hole 230 disposed on the upper part, and on the contrary, when both sides of the cover 200 are pulled upward, the protrusion ( As the 110 passes through the slot 250 , it can be accommodated in the hole 230 disposed below. As a result, since the distance between the cover 200 and the sole 100 can be adjusted, it is applied to the thickness of the foot 1 so that the brush unit 300 can be washed by pressing the foot 1 with an optimal pressure. That is, there is an advantage that can be applied according to the thickness of the foot (1).

When washing is completed in this way, after washing with water, it is hung on the wall using the ring 170 . Then, the water between the brush parts 300 is quickly drained and drying is possible.

Hereinafter, looking at the foot washing slippers 90 according to another embodiment of the present invention including the above configuration in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.

8 is a perspective view showing another embodiment of the foot washing slipper according to the present invention, FIG. 9 is a perspective view showing the cover separated from the foot washing slipper shown in FIG. 8, and FIG. 10 is the washing foot slipper shown in FIG. It is a perspective view showing that the insertion rod is selectively drawn out in a state where the cover is omitted.

A plurality of through-holes 150 are formed on the side of the sole 100 , and the insertion rod 500 inserted into the through-hole 150 is configured. The insertion rod 500 is made of the same material as the sole 100 . In addition, as shown in FIG. 9 , a hole 260 is formed in the cover 200 corresponding to the insertion rod 500 to enable extraction and insertion of the insertion rod 500 .

In addition, a pull-out protrusion 507 is formed at one end of the insertion rod 500 , that is, at an end of the side where the hole 260 is formed so as to be picked up with a finger.

Therefore, as the insertion bar 500 is withdrawn from the through hole 150 as shown in FIG. 10 , the hardness of the sole 100 decreases and thus becomes soft, and as the insertion bar 500 is inserted more, the hardness of the sole 100 increases. It makes it hard.

For this reason, as the weight increases, the insertion bar 500 is separated so that the sole 100 becomes soft and serves as a cushioning function. Then, since the degree of pressure due to the brush unit 300 can be reduced, washing and acupressure can be performed without pain and scratching. In addition, as the weight decreases, the insertion rod 500 is inserted to reduce the cushioning function of the sole 100 so that the brush unit 300 properly presses the foot 1 to enable smooth washing and acupressure.

90: foot washing slippers 100: sole
110: projection 120: head
150: through hole 200: cover
230: hole 250: slot
300: brush portion 310: front brush bristles
311: protrusion 313: concave portion
320: central brush bristles 321: acupressure brush bristles
323: cleaning brush bristles 325: top
330: rear brush bristles 350: upper brush bristles
400: suction plate 500: insertion rod
507: withdrawal projection

Claims (6)

A sole (100) supporting the foot (1), and
A cover 200 connected to both sides of the sole 100 to cover the upper portion and disposed to correspond to the instep of the foot;
and a brush unit 300 connected to the upper surface of the sole 100 and the lower surface of the cover 200 to wash the feet 1,
The brush unit 300,
Front brush bristles 310 corresponding to the toes 3 and the heel 5 on the upper surface of the sole 100 to wash the toes 3 and the heel 5,
A central brush bristles 320 disposed behind the front bristles 310 to wash the toes 3, the heel 5 and the arch 7, and
A rear brush bristles 330 disposed behind the central brush bristles 320 to wash the heel 5, and
Includes upper brush bristles 350 disposed on the lower surface of the cover 200,
The front brush bristles 350 are foot washing slippers, characterized in that they are arranged for each length so that the protrusion 311 and the concave portion 313 are repeated when viewed from the front.
According to claim 1,
The central brush bristles 320,
Acupressure brush bristles 321 for pressing the arch portion 7 of the foot 1 and acupressure;
Washing slippers, characterized in that it is disposed together with the acupressure brush bristles (321) and includes a washing brush bristles (323) whose upper end (325) is inclined to wash the arch portion (7).
3. The method of claim 1 or 2,
Holes 230 in the cover 200 that are respectively perforated in portions corresponding to both side surfaces of the sole 100 and arranged in a plurality in the upper and lower directions;
and a slot 250 connecting the hole 230 up and down and having a width smaller than that of the hole 230,
a protrusion 110 formed in a portion corresponding to the hole 230 on both sides of the sole 100 and passing through the hole 230 and the slot 250;
and a head (120) formed at the end of the protrusion (110) and caught in the hole (230) on the outer surface of the cover (200).
4. The method of claim 3,
Foot washing slippers, characterized in that it comprises a suction plate (400) formed on the lower surface of the sole (100).
5. The method of claim 4,
A plurality of through-holes 150 formed in the side of the sole 100,
An insertion rod 500 inserted into the through hole 150, and
Foot washing slippers, characterized in that it is formed on either side of the cover 200 corresponding to the insertion rod (500) and includes a hole (260) perforated to allow the insertion and extraction of the insertion rod (500).
6. The method of claim 5,
The foot washing slipper, characterized in that it includes a pull-out protrusion (507) formed at one end of the insertion bar (500) so that it can be picked up with a finger.

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