Exfoliating Sash for Cleaning and Massaging

Abstract

A wash-cloth of substantially rectangular shape having first, second and third retaining pockets along the length thereof, the first and third of which are stitched to include two or more massaging balls, and the second of which is releasably openable to retain a bar of replaceable soap to provide a simultaneous cleaning and massaging of neck, back and leg body parts in the rubbing and scrubbing thereover in use of the cloth—and with the cloth being of an exfoliant surrounding layer, to be bacteria and mold resistant, lightweight and quickly dryable, in providing radiant, refreshing and rejuvenating blood circulation stimulation in a body cleansing manner.

I claim: 
     
         1 . A wash-cloth comprising:
 a main body of rectangular shape comprising two sheets of flexible material of given porosity, coarseness and abrasiveness, such sheets being integrally secured together to form the main body;
 two or more retaining pockets, each being integrally attached between the sheets located along the length of the main body; 
 a securing flap integrally attached to one edge of one of the retaining pockets; 
 securing means attaching said flap for retaining a bar of soap in said one of the retaining pockets, and for retaining massaging utensils inside the others of the retaining pockets; 
 two handles, each being integrally attached to opposing ends of the main body of the wash-cloth; and 
   wherein said main body comprises front and rear sheets of exfoliating fabric of an open honeycomb design.   
     
     
         2 . The wash-cloth of  claim 1  including three retaining pockets centrally located along the length of the main body, between said opposing ends, with securing means attached for securing the flap on the pocket in the middle thereof to retain the bar of soap therein. 
     
     
         3 . The wash-cloth of  claim 2  wherein securing means attached to the two retaining pockets on either side of said middle pocket secure two or more massaging balls in each of said two pockets. 
     
     
         4 . The wash-cloth of  claim 3  wherein said massaging balls are stitched within said two retaining pockets. 
     
     
         5 . The wash-cloth of  claim 4  wherein each of said two retaining pockets include one, two or three massaging balls. 
     
     
         6 . The wash-cloth of  claim 5  wherein each of said two retaining pockets include three massaging balls arranged in triangular placements each. 
     
     
         7 . The wash-cloth of  claim 6  wherein said sheets of exfoliating fabric are of an open triangular or diamond honeycomb design.