Body Hair Dryer
OwnerJered Leshan Gibbsinventor
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The present invention relates to a hair dryer or hair drying system and process. The body hair dryer is a improve idea, and method for drying body hair in or on humans and certain animals. The preferred hair dryer will be a hair drying unit consisting of an electrical motor and blower with a heating element and thermostat to regulate temperature from hot to warm with attached plastic, nylon, wood or any other non-electrically conductive tubing that extends downward to the floor that has piping or tubing that creates a stationary base that can be stood upon as with the feet of human or located at or near the feet of humans, and the hoofs or paws of some animals which will blow a temperate range of air from hot to warm, and from warm to cool in an upwards direction of the body, while standing vertically, to aid in the hair drying process. The body hair dryer once manufactured will reduce the amount of time normally taken to dry large areas, and amounts of hair, wool or fur, after an individual or animal has become wet by bathing, showering, sweating, swimming or being emersed into water by any means. Until now, after being exposed to, or emersed into water or moisture and being removed from said water or moisture the typical process included the use of a large cloth towel, and in some cases hand-held heated hair dryers to dispel or aid in the dissipation process of most of the water or moisture that is present on the body. These methods typically leave the outer or external body hair in certain areas not completely dry and in some case with excess moisture.
A body hair dryer comprising:
That the body hair dryer will have a tubular attachment that also serve as the base, for each component of the body hair dryer, that can be stood upon to aid in hair drying by speeding up the moisture evaporation and dissipation process.
That the body hair dryer will have a tubular base that can be located at and near the feet of humans to aid in a timelier drying process of human body hair.
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