Manicure receptacle with drying part
Abstract
The invention relates to a manicure receptacle having a drying part, including: a receptacle body which has an entrance formed in its upper portion and stores a manicure therein; and a cap which is coupled to the entrance of the receptacle body and has a support rod which is integrated with a brush in its lower portion and extends in the vertical direction, wherein the cap includes a drying part configured to dry a manicure applied on a nail or a toenail of a user by raising the wind. The manicure receptacle is capable of quickly drying a manicure applied on a nail or a toenail of a user by raising the wind, thereby shortening manicure drying time and improving convenience of manicure use.
Claims
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1 . A manicure receptacle including a drying part, comprising:
a receptacle body which has an entrance formed in its upper portion and stores a manicure therein; and a cap which is coupled to the entrance of the receptacle body and has a support rod which is integrated with a brush in its lower portion and extends in the vertical direction, wherein the cap includes a drying part configured to dry a manicure applied on a nail or a toenail of a user by raising the wind.
2 . The manicure receptacle according to claim 1 , wherein the drying part includes:
a drying part housing which is detachably coupled to the top of the cap and has an air outlet port formed in its upper portion; a wind raising portion which is coupled to the interior of the drying part housing and is configured to raise the wind to dry the manicure and discharge the raised wind to the air outlet port; and a power supply which is provided to supply power to the wind raising portion.
3 . The manicure receptacle according to claim 2 , wherein the drying part housing is provided with at least one air inlet port formed in its surface, through which external air is introduced.
4 . The manicure receptacle according to claim 2 , wherein the drying part housing includes a switch provided to allow a user to control an operation of the power supply.
5 . The manicure receptacle according to claim 2 , wherein the drying part housing includes a detecting portion formed in its surface to operate the power supply when the nail or toenail of the user approaches within a preset range.
6 . A manicure receptacle including a drying part, comprising:
a receptacle body which has an entrance formed in its upper portion and stores a manicure therein; a cap which is coupled to the entrance of the receptacle body and has a support rod which is integrated with a brush in its lower portion and extends in the vertical direction; and a receptacle pedestal which is configured to be coupled to and support the receptacle body, wherein the receptacle pedestal includes a drying part configured to dry a manicure applied on a nail or a toenail of a user by raising the wind.
7 . The manicure receptacle according to claim 6 , wherein the receptacle pedestal includes a pedestal housing which is detachably coupled to the receptacle body and has an air outlet port formed in its surface, and
wherein the drying part includes: a wind raising portion which is coupled to the interior of the pedestal housing and is configured to raise the wind to dry the manicure and discharge the raised wind to the air outlet port; and a power supply which is provided to supply power to the wind raising portion.
8 . The manicure receptacle according to claim 7 , wherein the pedestal housing is provided with at least one air inlet port formed in its surface, through which external air is introduced.
9 . The manicure receptacle according to claim 7 , wherein the pedestal housing includes a switch provided to allow a user to control an operation of the power supply.
10 . The manicure receptacle according to claim 7 , wherein the pedestal housing includes a detecting portion formed in its surface to operate the power supply when the nail or toenail of the user approaches within a preset range.
11 . The manicure receptacle according to claim 5 , wherein the detecting portion is a proximity sensor configured to detect approach of the nail or toenail of the user and operate the power supply based on the detection.
12 . The manicure receptacle according to claim 10 , wherein the detecting portion is a proximity sensor configured to detect approach of the nail or toenail of the user and operate the power supply based on the detection.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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