Shower and/or bathing cubicle for cleaning objects and/or users
OwnerMoritz Ederinventor
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Abstract
The present disclosure relates to an apparatus for cleaning. The apparatus is a shower and/or bathing cubicle configured for cleaning objects and/or users, such as humans or animals. Furthermore, the present disclosure relates to a method for cleaning objects and/or users, such as humans or animals. The apparatus may be a multi-chambered container that can restrict or limit movement from one chamber to another. The apparatus may be self-cleaning.
Claims10
An apparatus for cleaning, wherein the apparatus is a mobile shower and/or bathing cubicle (1), comprising
- at least one cleaning room (2) within which the showering and/or bathing process can be carried out,
- at least one antechamber (3) in which the object and/or user to be cleaned can be undressed and/or dressed,
- characterized in that in particular, the cleaning room (2) can only be entered if an entrance control unit (4) releases a lock to the antechamber (3), and the cleaning room (2) is enclosed on all sides in a horizontal direction by boundary walls (5), and thus the cleaning room (2) can only be left by passing through the antechamber (3).
A method (100) for cleaning objects and/or users, such as humans or animals, comprising the following steps:
- unlocking the access control unit (7) and then entering the antechamber (3) and subsequently preparing the object and/or user to be cleaned;
- entering the cleaning room (2) and, by the access control unit (7) or another control unit, preferably fully automatically activating the cleaning nozzles (6) to emit a cleaning fluid at a predetermined cleaning interval;
- and
- exiting from the cleaning room (2) via a door to the antechamber (3),
- the method is characterized in that the cleaning room (2) can only be entered if an entrance control unit (4) releases a lock to the antechamber (3), and wherein the cleaning room (2) is bounded on all sides in the horizontal direction by boundary walls (5), and thus the cleaning room (2) can only be left by passing through the antechamber (3).
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.