Abstract: A bathing brush fabrication method includes the steps of (a) preparing at least one springy meshed tube concentrically arranged together, (b) turning a first end of the at least one springy meshed tube inside out toward a second end thereof and then turning the second end inside out over the first open end to form a combined end at one end and a folded end at the other end, (c) repeatedly folding combined end inside out to form a folded body having an inner layer and an outer layer, (e) preparing a flexible loop, and then inserting a part of the flexible loop in between the inner layer and outer layer of the folded body, and (f) fixedly fastening at least a part of the inner layer and the outer layer to a part of the flexible loop.

Abstract: A method for making a bath brush involves the fitting of a tubular net main body with two support rods which are separated from each other by a predetermined distance. The tubular net main body is then laterally stretched before a brush handle is disposed in the middle portion of one side of the two support rods. A tightening member is used to wrap the tubular net main body which is then tightened to locate on the brush handle. The stretched main body is gradually pulled out of the two support rods such that the main body is fastened with one side of the brush handle, and that the main body expands at the tightening point serving as a center to form a loose bath ball.

Abstract: The present invention is to provide a process of making a corrugated net material including the following steps. First prepare a net material with an adequate length, and then heat and soften the net material by means of a heating element. March the soften net material through a gap formed by two press rollers which rotate in relative direction such that the softened net material is pressed by the two press rollers flatly. March the pressed flat net material continuously into a vessel such that the flat net material is cumulated in the vessel and squeezed by itself to form a plurality of non-directional bends. Lastly, release the squeezed net material from the vessel such that the corrugated net material is thus obtained.

Abstract: The present invention is to provide a cleaning brush comprising a handle, a movable seat and bristles. The handle has a guiding rail at center along the elongated direction thereof, a guiding slot, a button opening communicated with the guiding slot and two locking portions at opposite ends of the guiding slot respectively. The movable seat mounts the bristles at an end thereof and disposes an upper arm and a lower arm at the other end thereof. A driving button is disposed on the upper arm and has two locking members thereon. The movable seat is inserted into the guiding rail of the handle and the driving button is extended out of the handle via the button opening so that the movable seat can slide freely along the guiding rail of the handle within the guiding slot and the locking members of the movable seat is engaged with the locking portions of the handle when the driving button is moved to the opposite ends of the guiding slot respectively to lock the movable seat.

Abstract: A bath brush has a handle of an appropriate length. The handle is provided at one end with a grip portion, and at other end with a fastening portion which has a predetermined shape and an area greater than the area of the grip portion. The fastening portion provides a full support to a bath ball which is fastened to the fastening portion. The bath ball is thus capable of a firm contact with the body skin to result in an enhancement of the cleaning effect of the bath ball.

Abstract: A method for making a bath brush involves the fitting of a tubular net main body with two support rods which are separated from each other by a predetermined distance The tubular net main body is then laterally stretched before a brush handle is disposed in the middle portion of one side of the two support rods. A tightening member is used to wrap the tubular net main body which is then tightened to locate on the brush handle. The stretched main body is gradually pulled out of the two support rods such that the main body is fastened with one side of the brush handle, and that the main body expands at the tightening point serving as a center to form a loose bath ball.

Abstract: A method for making a bath scrubber for use in cleaning the body skin involves a tubular net main body which is fitted over two support members separated from each other by a predetermined distance. The main body is then tightened. The present invention is characterized in that the main body is pulled alternatively with one hand toward one direction and other hand toward other direction, and each time when the tubular net body is pulled, a portion of the tubular body is pulled out of the two support members synchronously until the tubular net body is completely pulled out of the two support members, thereby enabling the main body to expand along the tightening point to form a spherical body.

Abstract: A bathing brush fabrication method includes the steps of (a) preparing at least one springy meshed tube concentrically arranged together, (b) turning a first end of the at least one springy meshed tube inside out toward a second end thereof and then turning the second end inside out over the first open end to form a combined end at one end and a folded end at the other end, (c) repeatedly folding combined end inside out to form a folded body having an inner layer and an outer layer, (e) preparing a flexible loop, and then inserting a part of the flexible loop in between the inner layer and outer layer of the folded body, and (f) fixedly fastening at least a part of the inner layer and the outer layer to a part of the flexible loop.

Abstract: A multifunctional bathing tool includes a handle and at least one cleaning brush unit. The handle has one end provided with at least one engaging portion for removably securing a securing seat of the cleaning brush unit on the engaging portion. The handle further has a plurality of massaging bosses provided on the side opposite to the cleaning brush unit. The user can hold the handle to clean the body with the cleaning brush, and use the massaging bosses to massage the body. The cleaning brush unit is detachable from the handle so that the user can directly hold the securing seat to clean the body with the cleaning brush.

Abstract: A bath glove comprises a main body and a lashing member. The main body is of a palm-shaped profile and is formed of at least two layers of elastic netted body of a corrugated construction. The lashing member is fastened with an open end of the main body.

Abstract: A method for making a fruit-shaped bath scrubber makes use of an elastic tubular net having two open ends. One of the open ends is first folded toward other end such that the two open ends form a combination end, and that other end of the tubular net forms a first folding end. The combination end is then folded toward the first folding end. A tail end of the tubular net is then repeatedly folded toward the first folding end until the tubular net is entirely folded to be located beside the first folding end. A ring is partially inserted into the first folding end before a lashing strap is put through the top edge of the folded portion of the tubular net, the first folding end and the ring. The lashing strap is tightened to form the fruit-shaped bath scrubber.

Abstract: A pumpkin-shaped bath scrubber comprises an elastic tubular net, two lashing members, and a ring. The elastic tubular net has a periphery which is continuously folded along the direction of the longitudinal axis of the tubular net such that the tubular net is transformed into a round cylindrical object having a wavy periphery. The two lashing members are fastened with two radial ends of the tubular net. The ring is located between one radial end of the tubular net and the lashing members. The tubular net has an unlashed portion which expands to form an expansion portion similar in form to a pumpkin. The ring is attached to one end of the expansion portion.

Abstract: A bath scrubber is composed of a plurality of straps which are formed respectively of a plurality of cylindrical nets of a plastic material and are arranged side by side such that one end of each of the straps is fastened with a fastening piece, and that another end of each of the straps is fastened with another fastening piece. The two fastening pieces are respectively fastened with a grip.

Abstract: A bath scrubber is composed of a main body, a plurality of first lashing members, and two fastening members. The main body is formed of a plurality of cylindrical netlike unit members. The first lashing members are disposed between two unit members. The fastening members are located at both ends of the main body. The unit members have a first portion and a second portion, which are connected by a second lashing member. The bath scrubber is somewhat flattened to increase its contact area with the skin of a bather.

Abstract: A combination of a gas stove with oxygen device is provided. The disclosure comprises generally a pair of valves secured to the front side of a gas stove. The valves each has a rotor plug therein and each rotor plug has an elongate shaft axially connected and extended outward through the central hole of the valves with one of the shaft connected to a knob at a free end. Each of the shafts has a gear perpendicularly secured to an appropriately middle periphery and meshed each other. So that the two valves can be operated in concert when turns the knob. One of the valves supplies gaseous fuel and other supplies oxygen to the same burner in proper rate and mixed in the burner before burnt at the apertures. Both the gaseous fuel and the oxygen are supplied via a branched pipe so that they can enter into every portion of the burner.

Abstract: A beltlike bath scrubber comprises a main body and two holding members disposed at both ends of the main body. The main body is composed of a plurality of cylindrical elastic nets having a pleated outer edge. Two adjacent elastic nets are connected in a parallel manner by a restraining member. The outer edges of the elastic nets are so expansible as to provide the user of the bath scrubber with a good scrubbing effect or sensation. The elastic nets may be connected in series to provide a good scrubbing effect.

Abstract: A bath scrubber comprises scrubbing nets, fastening members, and at least one connection member. The scrubbing nets are provided with an axial hole and are curved respectively along the axis thereof such that the outer edges of the scrubbing nets are corrugated irregularly. The scrubbing nets are held in series by the fastening members such that the axial hole is separated into a first through hole and a second through hole, in which the connection member is received so as to enable the scrubbing nets to be located easily and securely on a bather's body at the time when the bath scrubber is at work.

Abstract: A shoe includes an outsole having an elastic jacket formed on the outsole for exerting an elastic property of the shoe, a midsole made of or impregnated with medical compositions for diffusing medicine vapors onto a wearer's foot for treating the wearer's disease, an insole formed with beehive polygonal protrusions for massaging a wearer's foot, an illuminator and a musical or alarm device formed in the outsole for optical decorative and musical entertaining or emergency warning purposes.

Abstract: A gas oven includes a gas valve having a rotor plug rotatably held within a valve body of the gas valve, an oxygen supply system fluidically connected with the gas valve for directing oxygen into the valve for adjusting an oxygen stream flowing into a gas stream through the valve for helping a complete gas combustion in the gas oven to prevent the production of poisonous carbon.

Abstract: A tile includes: an outer layer having a decorative surface portion formed on an outermost surface of the outer layer made of rigid material such as rigid plastic material, an air-chamber layer formed on a bottom portion of the outer layer defining an air chamber in the bottom portion of the outer layer, a plurality of supporting stems protruding downwardly or inwardly from the outer layer to be distributed in the air chamber, and a substrate layer secured to each bottom surface of the supporting stem for sealing the air chamber and made of softer material such as soft plastic material to be coated on a floor surface, thereby providing a comfortable cushioning and thermal resistant tile as effected by the intermediate air-chamber layer and the substrate layer.