18683422. SHOE CARE DEVICE simplified abstract (LG ELECTRONICS INC.)
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SHOE CARE DEVICE
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SHOE CARE DEVICE - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18683422 titled 'SHOE CARE DEVICE
Simplified Explanation:
This patent application describes a shoe care device that uses air circulation to process shoes. The device includes a cabinet for holding shoes, a steam generator, an air inlet, a nozzle for spraying steam or air into the shoes, a connecting passage, a blowing fan, and a dehumidifying material.
- The device is designed to accommodate shoes and provide steam treatment.
- Air is sucked from the cabinet through an inlet.
- The nozzle sprays steam or air into the shoes for treatment.
- A blowing fan helps circulate air from the inlet to the nozzle.
- A dehumidifying material is used to dehumidify the blown air.
Key Features and Innovation:
- Shoe care device using air circulation for processing shoes.
- Steam generator for supplying steam treatment.
- Nozzle for spraying steam or air into shoes.
- Blowing fan for air circulation.
- Dehumidifying material for dehumidifying blown air.
Potential Applications:
The technology can be used in shoe care facilities, retail stores, and homes for shoe maintenance.
Problems Solved:
The device addresses the need for efficient and effective shoe care solutions that utilize air circulation for treatment.
Benefits:
- Provides a convenient and effective way to care for shoes.
- Helps maintain the quality and longevity of footwear.
- Offers a quick and efficient shoe care process.
Commercial Applications:
Potential commercial applications include shoe care services, retail shoe stores, and home shoe care products.
Questions about Shoe Care Device:
1. How does the shoe care device improve the maintenance of shoes? 2. What are the advantages of using air circulation for shoe treatment?
Frequently Updated Research:
Stay updated on advancements in shoe care technology, innovations in air circulation systems, and developments in dehumidifying materials.
Original Abstract Submitted
A shoe care device for processing shoes by air circulation includes an inner cabinet configured to accommodate shoes therein; a steam generator configured to supply steam into the inner cabinet; an inlet through which air is sucked from the inner cabinet; a nozzle installed inside the inner cabinet to be insertable into the shoe and configured to spray at least one of steam and air into the shoe; a connecting passage connected from the inlet to the nozzle; a blowing fan installed on the connecting passage to blow air from the inlet toward the nozzle; and a dehumidifying material installed on the connecting passage to dehumidify the blown air.
