JP-3255723-U - Bathing equipment

Abstract

[Problem] To provide a bathing device that uses naturally derived materials, stably exhibits the effects of hot springs such as warming, heat retention, and skin texture improvement, and can be used repeatedly multiple times. [Solution] A bathing device is created by mixing pellets, which are made by firing a blend of raw materials containing natural hot spring deposits and natural minerals, with activated carbon, and storing these in a water-permeable mesh bag 3. By placing this in a bathtub, a stable hot spring-like effect is produced, including warming, heat retention, and improved skin texture, and it can be used repeatedly. [Selection Diagram] Figure 2

Inventors

• 上田 俊也

Assignees

• 株式会社ユー・イー・エス

Dates

Publication Date

20260507

Application Date

20251219

Claims (4)

1. A bathing device comprising pellets made by firing a mixture of raw materials including natural hot spring deposits and natural minerals, mixed with activated carbon, and stored in a water-permeable mesh bag, characterized in that when the bathing device is placed in a bathtub, it exhibits hot spring-like effects including warming, heat retention, and improvement of skin texture, and can be used repeatedly multiple times.
2. The bathing device according to claim 1, characterized in that the pellets are formed by molding natural hot spring deposits and natural minerals with an inorganic binder and then firing them.
3. The bathing device according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the pellets maintain their shape during bathing while gradually releasing mineral-derived components into the bathwater.
4. The bathing device according to any one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the mesh bag is made of a material that is water-resistant and heat-resistant, and has a structure that allows it to be dried after bathing.

Description

This invention relates to a bathing device used by being placed in a bathtub, and more particularly to a bathing device that has a hot spring-like effect and can be used repeatedly by combining calcined pellets made from naturally derived materials with activated carbon. Traditionally, bath additives in powder or granular form, or those containing natural bath salts in pouches, have been widely used in home bathtubs and hot spring facilities. However, most of these are disposable, have a limited number of uses, suffer from uneven dissolution of ingredients, and have difficulty maintaining stable performance over long periods of use. While bath products using charcoal and mineral calcined bodies are also known, few have been sufficiently studied in terms of their combination with mineral components including bath salts, or in terms of structures designed for reuse. This is a perspective view showing an example of calcined pellets and activated carbon used in a bathing device according to the present invention.This is an external perspective view showing the calcined pellets and activated carbon stored in a water-permeable mesh bag.This is a schematic diagram showing the bathing device according to the present invention in use, placed in the bathwater in a bathtub. The bathing device of this embodiment is constructed by housing calcined pellets and activated carbon in a mesh bag that is water-resistant and water-permeable. This invention can be widely used in household bathtubs, hot spring facilities, accommodation facilities, nursing care facilities, portable bathhouses, and the like.