JPS6026541B2 - Home sauna room with built-in foot bathtub - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a home sauna room incorporating a foot bath.

Generally, home sauna baths require infrared rays or far infrared rays as a heat source in a box-shaped sauna room.

However, although it took time to warm up the body as a whole, it was difficult to do so because the heat source was located above the torso. Originally, the effect of a sauna bath is to improve metabolism through sweating, but it is also preferable to have the effect of recovering from fatigue. It is well known that the effect of recovering from fatigue can be achieved by giving a massage to the body.
The present invention has been developed in view of the fact that if a means for obtaining a massage effect is used in a home sauna room, it will help in recovering from fatigue, and also provides a sweating effect by stimulating the foot springs. We focused on this fact.

There are various ways to stimulate the foot springs, but the present invention employs a jet method that uses a mixture of water and air. However, sauna rooms are generally supposed to be dry, so it is not preferable to use water in sauna rooms that use infrared rays.

However, in a sauna room that uses far infrared rays, even if moisture is contained in the sauna room, it does not affect the sweating effect. Under these circumstances, the present invention aims to improve metabolism through sweating and actively stimulate the spring water in the feet to effectively recover from fatigue.
Its configuration includes a spout roller lc of hot water containing air bubbles at the foot position pupil on the bottom of the foot bathtub 11 and a suction port 11d for hot water at an arbitrary location.
are provided, and the hot water spouting nozzle 15a containing bubbles and the hot water spouting nozzle 15b have a gap 15d at the hot water spout 11c containing air bubbles, and the aeration row 5c. The air mixing nozzle 1 is connected by a connecting body 15c which is closed.
5 is attached so that hot water containing air bubbles is ejected upward from the bottom so as to hit the tabi, and the air temperature inlet 15c is attached to the end of the air suction pipe 18, which has an air suction port 18a at one end, thereby creating a foot bathtub as a whole. A pump 1 that forms a foot bathtub, places the foot bathtub on the floor of a home sauna room 1 with movable means, and circulates hot water in the foot bathtub 11.
3 at any location in the home sauna room 1, and the hot water suction port 11d provided in the foot bathtub 11 and the pump 13, and the hot water spout/zzle 15b of the pump 13 and the aeration nozzle 15, respectively. This is a home sauna with a built-in foot bath, which is connected using a pipe so that water can be circulated.

Next, embodiments of the present invention will be described based on the drawings.

In the figure, 1 is a sauna room, 2 is a chair installed on the floor of the sauna room, and 3 is a chair installed on the wall of the sauna room.Sauna room 1 is designed to have a high temperature inside although the heat source is omitted. .

Reference numeral 11 denotes a foot bath, and the foot bath 11 has spout ports 11c, 11c for hot water containing air bubbles at the foot position on the bottom surface, and a suction port 11d at an arbitrary point below the water surface when filled with water, in this embodiment, the bottom surface. are each provided with a cover 11 on the top surface to prevent splashing when water (hot water) is in the water.
A is provided, and a foot entrance 11b for putting feet into the foot bathtub 11 is also provided.

Air mixing nozzles 15 are provided at the spouts 11c and 11c of hot water containing air bubbles provided on the bottom of the foot bathtub 11, respectively.
In this embodiment, a well-known hot water jetting nozzle 1 containing bubbles is used.
5a and the hot water suction nozzle 15b are connected to the air mixing inlet 15c,
A spouting nozzle 15a of hot water containing air bubbles is attached to the air mixing nozzle 15, which is a double type air mixing nozzle 15 with a gap 15d, by a connecting body 15c having an opening. The air mixing inlet 15c is attached to the other end of the air suction pipe 18, which is provided with the air suction row 8a at one end. The air suction port 18a of the air suction pipe 18 is naturally positioned higher than the water level when the foot bath is filled with hot water.
The foot bath made in this way has a frame 16 on its underside.
A rail 12 provided on the floor 2 of the home sauna room 1 to which wheels 19 such as pulleys and balls are attached via etc.
Alternatively, it is supported by a groove and movably positioned on the floor surface 2. 13 is a pump that circulates hot water in the foot bathtub 11.

This pump 13 is fixed to an arbitrary location of the home sauna room 1, for example, to the floor 2. Then, so that the hot water in the foot bathtub can be circulated, a suction port 11d provided in the foot bathtub 11 and a pump 13, and a pump 13 and an air mixing nozzle 1 are connected.
The hot water spouting nozzle 15 of No. 5 is connected to the pipe 14, 14', respectively.
For example, they are connected by a flexible tube. The foot bath device constructed in this manner is operated by a known electric device as shown in FIG. 5, for example.

Here, SW is a switch, M is a motor, and P is a pump. Since the present invention is configured in this manner, when hot water is poured into the foot bathtub 11 installed in the sauna room 1 and the switch is turned ON, the motor and pump 13 are activated, and the foot bathtub 11 is turned on. The hot water inside is sucked through the water intake port 11d, passes through the flexible pipe 14', the pump 13, the flexible pipe 14, and the air mixing nozzle 15, and is ejected into the foot bathtub 11 together with air bubbles.

The circulating speed of the hot water is controlled by adjusting the pressurizing operation of the pump 13. By making this circulation farther, the air sucked from the air suction port 18a of the air suction pipe 18 by the action of the air mixing nozzle 15 is combined with the hot water containing air bubbles on the bottom of the foot bathtub 11. It is ejected from the ejection ports 11c, 11c. This is how hot water and air circulate in the foot bath, so when you take a bath in a home sauna room, you sit on a chair in the room, put your feet in the foot bath, and activate the pump to remove the tabi. By stimulating the spring water with a so-called jet stream containing air bubbles, far-infrared rays create a sauna effect and promote perspiration, which can improve metabolism and have a massage effect that relieves fatigue.

Moreover, by circulating air and hot water into the foot bath, it is possible to prevent a fire caused by a dry interior of the room by bringing moisture into the room. In this embodiment, a flexible tube is used as the circulating means, so that it can be easily moved together with the foot bath moving means.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is an internal external view showing an example in which a foot bath is incorporated into a home sauna room, Fig. 2 is a partially sectional side view, Fig. 3 is a top view of the foot bath, and Fig. 4 is a Side view of Figure 3, No. 5
The figure is an example diagram of an operating system. In the drawings, 1 is a home sauna room, 2 is a floor of the home sauna room, 11 is a foot bath, 12 is a ladder, 13 is a pump, 14 is a movable pipe, 15 is an air mixing nozzle, and 18 is a Air pipes, 19 are wheels. 14th Figure 5 N Funatsuki 34th 44th

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A spout 11c of hot water containing bubbles is provided at a foot position location on the bottom of the foot bathtub 11, and a suction port 11d of hot water is provided at an arbitrary location, and a spout nozzle 15a of hot water containing bubbles is provided at the spout 11c of hot water containing bubbles. The hot water spout nozzle 15b is the gap 15
The air mixing nozzle 15 connected by a connecting body 15c having an air mixing port 15c_1 with an opening 15c_1 is attached so that hot water containing air bubbles is spouted upward from the bottom so as to hit the soles of the feet. The mixing inlet 15c_1 is attached to the other end of the air suction pipe 18 provided with the air suction port 18a at one end, forming a foot bath as a whole, and has means for moving this foot bath to the floor of the home sauna room 1. A pump 13 that is positioned at the same time and circulates hot water in the foot bathtub 11
is located at any location in the home sauna room 1, and the hot water suction port 11d provided in the foot bathtub 11 and the pump 1
3. A home sauna room with a built-in foot bath, characterized in that the pump 13 and the hot water spouting nozzle 15b of the air mixing nozzle 15 are connected using pipes so that the hot water can be circulated.