Patent classifications
A47L23/18
Shoe-Washing Device
A shoe-washing device capable of cleaning shoes without damage and deformation. The shoe-washing device includes: an accommodating chamber for accommodating a pair of shoes, a plurality of holding parts for holding the shoes in the accommodating chamber, a plurality of nozzles arranged in the accommodating chamber, and an injection mechanism for injecting cleaning fluid through the nozzles to the shoes in the accommodating chamber.
Shoe-Washing Device
A shoe-washing device capable of cleaning shoes without damage and deformation. The shoe-washing device includes: an accommodating chamber for accommodating a pair of shoes, a plurality of holding parts for holding the shoes in the accommodating chamber, a plurality of nozzles arranged in the accommodating chamber, and an injection mechanism for injecting cleaning fluid through the nozzles to the shoes in the accommodating chamber.
Shoe-Washing Device
A shoe-washing device capable of efficiently dewatering cleaned shoes. The shoe-washing device includes: an accommodating chamber supplied with cleaning fluid; a plurality of holding parts each being hollow and having an opening part, the opening parts of the holding parts are inserted into an inner space of a shoes from toplines of the shoes inside the accommodating chamber such that the shoe are held in such a manner that the toplines face a lower side and the opening parts faces the inner space of the shoes; a pipe connected to the holding part; and an air supply part for supplying air into the holding parts through the pipe.
Shoe-Washing Device
A shoe-washing device capable of efficiently dewatering cleaned shoes. The shoe-washing device includes: an accommodating chamber supplied with cleaning fluid; a plurality of holding parts each being hollow and having an opening part, the opening parts of the holding parts are inserted into an inner space of a shoes from toplines of the shoes inside the accommodating chamber such that the shoe are held in such a manner that the toplines face a lower side and the opening parts faces the inner space of the shoes; a pipe connected to the holding part; and an air supply part for supplying air into the holding parts through the pipe.
Shoe management apparatus
A shoe management apparatus including a cabinet defining an inner space for storing shoes, an exhaust port disposed at a rear surface of the inner space and discharging air into the inner space, and a circulation filter disposed on an inner wall of the cabinet and for filtering air within the inner space of the cabinet, the circulation filter including an upper portion including a first opening and a lower portion including a second opening, the lower portion being disposed below the upper portion.
Shoe management apparatus
A shoe management apparatus including a cabinet defining an inner space for storing shoes, an exhaust port disposed at a rear surface of the inner space and discharging air into the inner space, and a circulation filter disposed on an inner wall of the cabinet and for filtering air within the inner space of the cabinet, the circulation filter including an upper portion including a first opening and a lower portion including a second opening, the lower portion being disposed below the upper portion.
SHOE CLEANING SYSTEM AND METHOD
Embodiments of the present disclosure generally relate to methods and devices for cleaning shoes, and more particularly for cleaning and maintaining shoes to extend the lifespan of the shoe by steam cleaning and maintaining the shape with a shoe tree that adjusts to a size of a shoe. The shoe box enclosure includes an exterior structure, one or more shoe trees disposed within an interior of the shoe box enclosure, a water tank disposed on the shoe box enclosure, a water heater disposed on the shoe box enclosure coupled to the water tank, a valve manifold fluidically coupled to the water heater on a first end and a tubing system on a second end. The tubing system is coupled to the one or more shoe trees, a plurality of nozzles, and a front panel tubing system.
SHOE CLEANING SYSTEM AND METHOD
Embodiments of the present disclosure generally relate to methods and devices for cleaning shoes, and more particularly for cleaning and maintaining shoes to extend the lifespan of the shoe by steam cleaning and maintaining the shape with a shoe tree that adjusts to a size of a shoe. The shoe box enclosure includes an exterior structure, one or more shoe trees disposed within an interior of the shoe box enclosure, a water tank disposed on the shoe box enclosure, a water heater disposed on the shoe box enclosure coupled to the water tank, a valve manifold fluidically coupled to the water heater on a first end and a tubing system on a second end. The tubing system is coupled to the one or more shoe trees, a plurality of nozzles, and a front panel tubing system.
Apparatus and method for treating shoes
A shoe treating apparatus includes an upper cabinet, a lower cabinet disposed below the upper cabinet, an electronic component part disposed below the lower cabinet, a sensor part, and a processor electrically connected to the electronic component part and the sensor part. The processor may identify at least one of a material, a type, and a condition of at least one shoe in the upper cabinet, and based on the identification, perform normal treatment on the at least one shoe in the upper cabinet through the electronic component part. The processor may identify at least one of a material, a type, and a condition of at least one shoe in the lower cabinet, and based on the identification, perform intensive treatment on the at least one shoe in the lower cabinet through the electronic component part. A method of operating the shoe treating apparatus is also provided.
Apparatus and method for treating shoes
A shoe treating apparatus includes an upper cabinet, a lower cabinet disposed below the upper cabinet, an electronic component part disposed below the lower cabinet, a sensor part, and a processor electrically connected to the electronic component part and the sensor part. The processor may identify at least one of a material, a type, and a condition of at least one shoe in the upper cabinet, and based on the identification, perform normal treatment on the at least one shoe in the upper cabinet through the electronic component part. The processor may identify at least one of a material, a type, and a condition of at least one shoe in the lower cabinet, and based on the identification, perform intensive treatment on the at least one shoe in the lower cabinet through the electronic component part. A method of operating the shoe treating apparatus is also provided.