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US 2009/0241978 A1Published application
Exfoliating shower mat
OwnerJosephine Morettiinventor
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Abstract
A device and method for removing dead skin from a person's foot comprising: a mat comprised of a foamy, cushioned, and light weight material. The mat comprises an upper surface and bottom surface. The upper surface comprised of a rough or sandy like surface. The mat is further comprised of a device for holding the bottom surface against a floor.
Claims24
A bath or shower mat for removing dead skin from a person's foot comprising:
- a mat comprised of a foamy, cushioned, and light weight material;
- said mat comprising an upper surface and bottom surface;
- said upper surface comprised of a rough or sandy like surface;
- said mat comprising a bullnose edging;
- said mat comprised of a device for holding said bottom surface against a floor.
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A method for removing dead skin from a person's foot comprising:
- placing both of a person's feet on a mat in a bath or shower;
- rubbing a single foot at a time on said mat;
- removing dead skin from said foot;
- repeating said method with a second foot;
- said mat comprised of a sandy surface;
- said method done without bending or use of a person's hands.
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A bath or shower mat for removing dead skin from a person's foot comprising:
- a mat comprised of a foamy, cushioned, and light weight material;
- a material sprayed onto a top surface of said mat to make said mat sandy or abrasive.
A bath or shower mat for removing dead skin from a person's foot comprising:
- said mat comprised of two sections, a top section and a bottom section;
- said bottom section comprised of a foamy, cushioned, and light weight material with an adhesive or holding part so that said mat stays against a floor of a bath or shower;
- a top section added said bottom section;
- said top section comprised of a sandy or abrasive material;
- an adhesive material placed between said top section and said bottom section for holding said two sections together.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.