Therapeutic pillow

Abstract

Resealable, ice cube and liquid fillable, microwaveable portable pillow that has a single cavity, which is created by sealing together the edges of two separate pieces of laminated fabric material that are identical, including size and shape. The pillow has a resealable closure, or valve that is large enough to accommodate ice cubes, as well as to facilitate the ease of filling he pillow by means of opening the closure, or valve and submerging into water. The resealable closure, or valve is permanently attached to the surface of one side of material by a specific manufacturing process and, can be opened or closed by pulling the cap from the valve thus allowing the pillow to be filled and or emptied of ice and liquid. The resealable closure or valve also has the ability to allow steam to be released while the liquid is being heated through the use of a microwave oven. The specific laminated fabric gives this pillow increased durability thus allowing the pillow to be filled with hot or cold liquids.

I claim:  
     
         1 . A resealable, mirowaveable, ice and liquid fillable, portable pillow having an oval shape with a slightly curved-convex faces and curved edges, said pillow compromising: 
 A single container, with a single cavity that has a dual purpose of ensuring the use of being able by means of manually opening the valve in the form of a safety cap or closure, thus allowing ice and liquid to enter and exit the pillow, as well as steam escaping while liquid is heated through the use of a microwave oven.    
     
     
         2 . Closure/Valve installation process achieved by a unique procedure that requires the valve to be applied to the surface of a pillow after an appropriately sized hole is removed from the material, thus creating a hole in the surface of the material. After this is achieved and the valve has been adhered to a separate piece of material. The valve is now ready to be received into the original hole created in the surface of the material and sealed. Accordingly, the afore mentioned characteristics, qualities and claims forming a single whole and giving the object of the invention as its result.