DE9211146U1 - Rotating axial rotating body care massage and spray brush - Google Patents

Description

Georg Leichs 7315 Weilheim, 16.ÜB.92

Wermeltswiesenweg 11

Page 1/t Description

The "Rotating, axially rotating body care massage and spray brush, for stationary or vertically oscillating movement, or manually height-adjustable operation", was developed for whole-body cleaning and massage and, thanks to its versatile use, represents a true fountain of health for young and old.

The rotating and spraying round or wave brushes, which move upwards and downwards, allow, when used alternately, not only a very intensive full-body cleaning, but also a massage effect using special brushes that cannot be achieved with this intensity by human hands.

The effect can be adjusted by each user by regulating the tap, both in terms of the speed of the rotation and spray effect, as well as the duration of the treatment.

Thanks to the simple installation of the units on the shower rod and the shower fitting, any reasonably skilled user can install them themselves.

All components required for assembly, such as a connecting hose with plug connection, a T-piece with 2 shut-off valves for the manual height movement or the double T-piece with 3 shut-off valves for the oscillating version, are included in the scope of delivery.

The version with suction cup, for stationary use, is the cheaper, so-called single-use device, which can be sucked onto any smooth wall, primarily in the bathtub, using a clamping lever and is therefore suitable for selective use.

The therapeutic effect of these three types of execution is obvious and can be adjusted very variably.

The spray effect from the two brushes, which is made possible by the water used by the turbine, has an additional cleaning and massaging effect and also contributes to the elasticity of the brush bristles.

The materials used to construct the units are primarily plastic and where stability is required, stainless steel is used.

The brush body, with spray nozzle holes, is generally made of plastic. The brush bristles are available in various materials, such as plastic or natural fiber, with the cleaning brush being designed in a uniform configuration.

whereas the massage brush either has a wavy surface or is equipped with interrupted, spiral bristle arrangement _with free spaces and thus provides an intensive, wave-like tissue massage,

The components that are clearly visible in the drawing do not need to be described in detail and may be described as clearly recognizable.

I have deliberately refrained from numbering the details in order to provide a clearer overview and hope that this will enable me to dispense with regulations and so-called necessities when registering a utility model and thus spare the reader of the magazine a confusing game of numbers.

Back to the unit:

It is in a price range that makes it possible for even less well-off people to first purchase the cheaper stationary model and gradually purchase the necessary additional components until they get the oscillating device.

The individual technical design can be seen from the five protection claims.

I have also refrained from using convoluted patent attorney formulations, for the sake of general understanding.

Claims (5)

Georg Leichs Weilheim, 14.08.92 Wermeltswiesenweg 11 Protection claims 1.) "Rotating, axially rotatable body care massage and spray brush" for stationary use, characterized in that two attachable round brushes are driven by a water turbine, the released water sprays out of the brush body via nozzle holes, and can be attached to a suction cup holder. 2.) Unit designed according to claim 1.), characterized in that a two-part sliding head can be mounted on commercially available shower rods and can be manually adjusted to the desired body parts. 3.) Unit designed according to claim 2.), characterized in that the rear part of the sliding head is equipped with a trapezoidal thread bore, which is set in left and right movement via a control valve in a threaded spindle driven by a separate water turbine, thus causing an oscillating up and down movement of the unit. 4.) Unit designed according to claims 1, 2 and 3, characterized in that the connection to the water supply network is made via a hose with a plug connection, which in claim 2.) is screwed with two shut-off valves and a T-piece and according to claim 3.) is to be mounted with 3 shut-off valves and a cross or double T-piece, the free screw part of which is mounted on the thread for the shower hose. 5.) Unit designed according to claims 1-4, characterized in that the brushes and the trapezoidal spindle are driven by one or two low-voltage electric motors, which are connected to the power supply via a transformer.