RU169028U1 - BRUSH FOR REMOVING DIRT FROM UNDER NAILS - Google Patents

Abstract

The proposed utility model relates to sanitation and cosmetology. The technical result of this utility model is to expand the functionality by automatically giving the brush a working position that excludes holding it with at least two fingers while simultaneously giving the brush different stiffnesses in different areas. Brush to remove dirt from - under the nails contains a base 1 with tufts of 2 hairs rigidly fixed on it, rigidly mounted on the base 1 on the opposite side of the tufts 2 in oskov ring 3, with its dressing on one of the fingers of the user's hand. The ring 3 can be installed either directly on the base 1 (this option is not shown in the drawings), or through an adapter 4 made in one piece with the ring 3. A rigid fastening of the ring 3 with the adapter 4 to the base 1 can be provided, for example, using glue. The brush may contain at least two rows of bunches 2 of different height. This provides different stiffness of the beams 2 and, accordingly, the simplicity of the choice of the necessary stiffness of the beams. Ring 3 with adapter 4 can be made in one piece from metal or from an elastic material, for example rubber. Using the proposed brush: the brush is put on one of the fingers of the user, the fingers of the user or patient are soaped and the brush passes under each nail. After removing the dirt, the hands are washed, wiped, rubbed in each nail and cuticle oil (special for nails or other oil suitable for strengthening and nourishing nails).

Description

The proposed utility model relates to sanitation and cosmetology.

Known small non-rigid brush to remove dirt from under the nails (see http://beautv-18.ru/kak-ubrat-gryaz-pod-nogtyami/. How to clean nails from dirt).

The disadvantage of this brush is the inconvenience of using it, since at least three fingers are used to hold the brush.

Known brush coating for cleaning from dirt of the subungual area (see patent RU No. 2018256, M. Cl .: A47K 7/04, publ. 1994).

The disadvantage of this technical solution is the complexity of its design.

The closest in technical essence to the proposed one is a brush for removing dirt from under the nails (see http://nogot.net/story/kak-ochistit-nogti-ot-gryazi. Why should you remove dirt from under the nails).

The disadvantage of this brush is the inconvenience of using it, since at least three fingers are used to hold the brush.

The technical result of this utility model is the expansion of functionality by automatically giving the brush a working position that excludes holding it with at least two fingers while simultaneously giving the brush different stiffness in different areas.

The technical result is achieved in that the brush for removing dirt from under the nails, containing a base with tufts of hairs rigidly fixed on it, further comprises a ring rigidly mounted on the base on the opposite side of the tufts of hairs with the possibility of putting it on one of the fingers of the user's hand, however, the brush may contain at least two rows of beams of different height.

The utility model is schematically illustrated by the drawings, where in FIG. 1 shows the proposed brush for removing dirt from under the nails - front view; in FIG. 2 - view from the left side; in FIG. 3 is another possible view from the left side; in FIG. 4 is a view along sections A-A and BB; FIG. 5 is a top view of a brush.

The brush for removing dirt from under the nails contains a base 1 with tufts 2 of hairs rigidly fixed on it, ring 3 rigidly mounted on the base 1 on the opposite side of the tufts 2 of hairs, with the possibility of putting it on one of the fingers of the user's hand. The ring 3 can be installed either directly on the base 1 (this option is not shown in the drawings), or through an adapter 4 made in one piece with the ring 3. The ring can be made either split or solid (if it is made of solid material, for example, from metal). Rigid fastening of the ring 3 with the adapter 4 to the base 1 can be provided, for example, with glue. The brush may contain at least two rows of bunches 2 of different height. This provides different stiffness of the beams 2 and, accordingly, the simplicity of the choice of the necessary stiffness of the beams. Ring 3 with adapter 4 can be made in one piece from metal or from an elastic material, for example, rubber.

Using the proposed brush: the brush is worn on one of the fingers of the user, the fingers of the user or patient are soaped, and the brush passes under each nail. After removing the dirt, the hands are washed, wiped, rubbed in each nail and cuticle oil (special for nails or other oil suitable for strengthening and nourishing nails).

Wider functionality is the advantage and advantage of the proposed technical solution compared to the prototype.

Claims (2)

1. A brush for removing dirt from under the nails, containing a base with tufts of hairs firmly fixed on it, characterized in that it further comprises a ring rigidly mounted on the base on the opposite side of the tufts of hairs with the possibility of putting it on one of the fingers of the user's hand. 2. The brush according to claim 1, characterized in that the brush contains at least two rows of beams of different height.

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