Massaging sink neck rest
OwnerTimothy Jon Smithinventor
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Abstract
A massaging sink pillow structure disclosed herein designed to be placed over the edge of a standard sink used by a barber or beautician for shampooing or rinsing hair. The sink pillow is a waterproof, saddle-shaped structure with a front section designed to be placed against the front outside surface of the sink and a rear section designed to be placed against the front, inside surface of the sink. The sink pillow includes an upper, U-shaped indented section designed to fit into the U-shaped opening on the sink. Mounted inside the sink pillow is a plurality of page motors aligned in rows that are selectively activated to massage the user's neck in one direction or in alternative directions from front-to-back and back-to-front directions when the user's neck is placed over the U-shaped indented section.
Claims5
A massaging sink pillow structure, comprising;
- a. a water-proof, saddle-shaped structure with a front section designed to be placed against the front outside surface of the sink and a rear section designed to be placed against the front, inside surface of the sink, said sink pillow includes an upper, U-shaped indented section designed to fit into the U-shaped opening on the sink
- b. a plurality of pager motors aligned in parallel rows which when activated message an individual's neck when placed over said U-shaped indented section of said saddle-shaped structure;
- c. a printed circuit board connected to said pager motors;
- d. a timer connected to said printed circuit board and used to sequentially activate said rows of said pager motors to massaging in one direction from front to back or back to front directions;
- e. a D.C. electrical power source connected to said pager motors and,
- f. a main control switch used to control the flow of electricity from said D.C. electrical power source to said page motors.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.