Bio health chair
Abstract
A chair or like device having a built-in receptacle for generating smoke from herbs heated therein without burning. The chair comprising at least a seat member and a receptacle connecting thereto. The seat member further having an aperture defined through the top surface thereof, and depending on the depth of the seat member the aperture completely or partially surrounding the receptacle. The receptacle comprising a lid having a plurality of holes extending therethrough, and the lid being in flush abutment with the top surface of the seat member. A tray and a heat discharging source being placed within the receptacle with the heat discharging source being positioned below the receptacle. The aperture being centrally positioned on the seat member to emcompass at least the anal area of the user sitting thereon.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedIn the claims:
1 . A receptacle defining an opening at a top surface, said receptacle comprising:
a lid for covering said opening, said cover member having a plurality of holes extending therethrough; a tray disposed within said receptacle, said tray having a bottom surface, said bottom surface of said tray having a plurality of holes extending therethrough; and, a heat source disposed in said receptacle.
2 . The receptacle as described in claim 1 wherein said heat source is an electrically heat conducting material.
3 . The receptacle as described in claim 1 wherein said heat source is a fuel material chosen from the group consisting essentially of wax, oil, or fatty substance, and said fuel material having a wick extending therethrough.
4 . A seat comprising:
a top surface for sitting thereon; a receptacle disposed in said seat below said top surface; an aperture formed through said top surface of said seat, said aperture leading to said receptacle; said receptacle having a lid for covering an opening defined at a top portion of said receptacle, said lid having a position corresponding to said position of said aperture; and, said lid having a plurality of holes extending therethrough.
5 . The seat as described in claim 4 further comprising a tray disposed within said receptacle.
6 . The seat as described in claim 5 wherein said tray further comprises a bottom surface and said bottom surface having a plurality of holes extending therethrough.
7 . The seat as described in claim 6 further comprising a heat source disposed in said receptacle.
8 . The seat as described in claim 7 wherein said heat source is an electrically heat conducting material.
9 . The seat as described in claim 7 wherein said heat source is a fuel material chosen from the group consisting essentially of wax, oil, or fatty substance, and said fuel material having a wick extending therethrough.
10 . A seat comprising:
a top surface for sitting thereon; a plurality of holes formed through said top surface substantially around a central portion of the top surface; and, a receptacle attaching to said seat below said plurality of holes formed on said top surface.
11 . The seat as described in claim 10 further comprising a tray disposed within said receptacle.
12 . The seat as described in claim 11 wherein said tray further comprises a plurality of holes extending through on a bottom surface thereof.
13 . The seat as described in claim 12 further comprising a heat source disposed in said receptacle.
14 . The seat as described in claim 13 wherein said heat source is an electrically heat conducting material.
15 . The seat as described in claim 14 wherein said heat source is a fuel material chosen from the group consisting essentially of wax, oil, or fatty substance, and said fuel material having a wick extending therethrough.
16 . In a chair comprising at least a seat member having a top surface, two or more legs supporting said seat member, said improvement comprising;
an aperture formed through said top surface of said seat member substantially around a central portion of said seat member; a receptacle disposed in said seat member, said receptacle being in a position wherein said aperture leads to said receptacles said receptacle having an opening defined at a top portion thereof; a cover member for covering said opening of said receptacle, said cover member having a plurality of holes extending therethrough; and, said cover member filling said aperture and being in flush abutment with the tope surface of said seat member.
17 . The chair as described in claim 16 further comprising a tray disposed within said receptacle.
18 . The chair as described in claim 17 wherein said tray further comprises a plurality of holes extending through a bottom surface thereof.
19 . The chair as described in claim 16 further comprising a heat source disposed within said receptacle.
20 . The chair as described in claim 19 wherein said heat source is an electrically heat conducting material.
21 . The chair as described in claim 19 wherein said heat source is a fuel material chosen from the group consisting essentially of wax, oil, or fatty substance, and said fuel material having a wick extending therethrough.
22 . In a chair comprising at least a seat member having a top surface, two or more legs supporting said seat member, said improvement comprising;
a plurality of holes formed through said top surface of said seat member around a a central portion of said seat member; and, a receptacle disposed in said seat member below said plurality of holes of said seat member.
23 . The chair as described in claim 22 further comprising a tray disposed within said receptacle.
24 . The chair as described in claim 23 wherein said tray further comprises a plurality of holes extending through on a bottom surface thereof.
25 . The chair as described in claim 22 further comprising a heat source disposed within said receptacle.
26 . The chair as described in claim 25 wherein said heat source is an electrically heat conducting material.
27 . The chair as described in claim 25 wherein said heat source is a fuel material chosen from the group consisting essentially of wax, oil, or fatty substance, and said fuel material having a wick extending therethrough.
28 . A seat comprising:
a top surface for sitting thereon; a receptacle disposed below said top surface of said seat; an aperture formed through said top surface and surrounding said receptacle; said receptacle having a top wall, said top wall being substantially flush with said top surface of said seat; said top wall having a plurality of holes extending therethrough; a tray disposed within said receptacle; and, a heat source disposed within said receptacle.
29 . The seat as described in claim 28 wherein said tray further comprises a bottom surface having a plurality of holes extending therethrough.
30 . The chair as described in claim 28 wherein said heat source is an electrically heat conducting material.
31 . The chair as described in claim 28 wherein said heat source is a fuel material chosen from the group consisting essentially of wax, oil, or fatty substance, and said fuel material having a wick extending therethrough.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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