Device for distributing antibacterial spray in a human shoe
Abstract
The present invention offers an antibacterial spray—distributing device for a human shoe. The device includes two parts: An antibacterial source—a tank attached to the back outside a shoe and a body embodied inside a fiber, on the ground of a shoe, comprising a tube and a “shower” triggered to the front part of a foot. With pumping the tank several times a day an antibacterial spray is distributed through the tube and through the “shower” inside a shoe. Spray is used against odor causing bacteria discharged by foot and shoe during a day. It has not only masking but treating effect on foot and improves comfort in a human daily life.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedIt is claimed:
1 . The device for distributing antibacterial product inside a human shoe comprising;
a. A source for antibacterial product—a tank with antibacterial spray; b. A body embodied inside a fiber, on the ground of a shoe consisting of two parts: a tube connected both with the tank and with another part of the body—a “shower” which is triggered to the front part, inside a shoe.
2 . A shoe having different design from an ordinary shoe. The shoe must have the device claimed in the claim 1 with a “pocket” attached to the back, outside a shoe in which the tank full of antibacterial product is placed.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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