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US 6,309,366 B1Granted
Foot therapy device
AssigneeHelen of Troy Limited
InventorRandolph E. Maxwell
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Abstract
A foot therapy device including a portable housing with an annular wall having an upper edge and defining a reservoir for retaining a volume of liquid to be used during foot therapy; a lid covering a given portion of the reservoir and secured to a continuous portion of the upper edge; and a liquid seal member disposed between the lid and the given upper edge portion.
Claims22
Foot therapy apparatus comprising:
- a portable housing means comprising an annular wall having an upper edge and defining an upwardly open reservoir for retaining a volume of liquid for covering the feet of a person desiring foot therapy;
- a detachable lid covering only a given portion of said reservoir and secured to a continuous portion of said upper edge located only along one end of said housing;
- a liquid seal means disposed between said lid and said given portion of said upper edge;
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- handle means disposed on said housing means in a position horizontally spaced from said continuous portion of said upper edge, said handle means adapted to facilitate transport of said housing with said given portion of said reservoir filled with liquid and disposed below the remaining portion thereof.
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Foot therapy apparatus comprising:
- a portable housing means comprising an annular side wall having an upper edge and defining a reservoir for retaining a volume of liquid for covering the feet of a person desiring foot therapy;
- a cover projecting from a continuous portion of said upper edge and extending over only a given portion of said reservoir;
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- a handle disposed on said housing means in a position horizontally spaced from said continuous portion of said upper edge, said handle adapted to facilitate transport of said housing with only said given portion of said reservoir filled with liquid and disposed below the remaining portion of said reservoir.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.