Abstract:
The invention relates to a vacuum cleaner with a golf massage club, including a handle ( 4 ), a cleaner body ( 3 ) connected to the first end of the handle ( 4 ), and a suction head ( 1 ) connected to the head of the cleaner body ( 3 ), wherein a golf massage head ( 5 ) is connected to the second end of the handle ( 4 ). With the vacuum cleaner of the invention, the user can use the handle for human body massage when the vacuum cleaner is not in use. The vacuum cleaner of the invention is of compact structure and multiple functions.

Description:
TECHNICAL FIELD 
       [0001]    This invention relates to a vacuum cleaner with a golf massage club. 
       BACKGROUND 
       [0002]    Along with the development of the cleaning industry, vacuum cleaners are made familiar to numerous customers. As limited by use sites, however, vacuum cleaners are commonly designed with an integrated structure. In order to reduce the occupying space, vacuum cleaners are usually quite short, thus they are only used to clear dust in open spaces, but not suitable for some narrow gaps. 
         [0003]    Furthermore, the vacuum cleaners available in the market can only perform a single function, i.e., cleaning, and can not meet the needs of modern customers. 
       SUMMARY 
       [0004]    This invention aims to provide a vacuum cleaner with a golf massage club. The inventive vacuum cleaner can be used for cleaning and massaging, and is convenient for storage. 
         [0005]    According to the invention, a vacuum cleaner with the golf massage club is provided, which includes a suction head, a cleaner body and a handle. The suction head is connected to the head of the cleaner body, and a dust bin is arranged between the suction head and the head of the cleaner body. The cleaner body is provided with sockets for connecting with the handle at its tail. 
         [0006]    In one embodiment, the head of the handle is of a Y-shaped structure which can be inserted into and connected with corresponding sockets at the tail of the cleaner body. One end of the Y-shaped structure is provided with a first electric cord hook and the other end thereof has a hook at its bottom. The handle rod is provided with several first massaging protrusions. The handle rod is provided with a second electric cord hook on the same side as where the first electric cord hook is arranged. Threads are formed at the tail of the rod in order to engage with the associated threads on the golf massage head. 
         [0007]    In one embodiment, on the golf massage head there are several second massaging protrusions provided. Moreover, a ball-shaped soft body is provided on one side of the golf massage head, and the joint part between the soft body and the golf massage head is provided with a magnetic therapy cupping which runs through the center of golf massage head. A cover is provided at the open end of the magnetic therapy cupping, and a massage ball is provided on the cover. 
         [0008]    In one embodiment, on one side of the upper end of the golf massage head there is a columnar structure, from the top of which a hemispheric projection extends. Furthermore, a plurality of massage rollers are provided at the bottom of the golf massage head, and a plurality of third massaging protrusions are provided on the massage rollers. 
         [0009]    Preferably, four massage rollers are fixed to the bottom of the golf massage head by respective roller holders. 
         [0010]    In one embodiment, on one side of the cleaner body a short grip is provided for user holding, while actuation buttons are provided on the other side of the cleaner body. 
         [0011]    In one embodiment, a spring sheet is provided in the socket of the clean body. The spring sheet is of an M-shaped structure, and on one side at the middle of the spring sheet there is an upward protruding concave notch. 
         [0012]    Preferably, the suction head of the invention can be a floor brush, a brush or a hose. 
         [0013]    In one embodiment, a socket is provided at the front end of the hose. 
         [0014]    In one embodiment, the hose is connected to a dust bin which is a sealed cavity. A first opening and a second opening are arranged at the top of the dust bin, the diameter of the latter being larger than that of the former. Moreover, the diameter of the first opening is substantially same as that of the hose. 
         [0015]    A bin cover is provided at the top of the dust bin by a hinge. A pedal is provided at the lower wall of the dust bin for controlling the bin cover open or close. A plurality of, preferably four, wheels are provided at the bottom surface of the dust bin for movement. 
         [0016]    In a preferable embodiment, the dust bin is connected to a herbal treatment device by means of a suck pipe, so that the smoke generated during treatment can be absorbed by the vacuum cleaner via the suck pipe. It is desirable for air cleaning indoors, especially in hospital. To increase the smoke collecting effect, an absorbent material can be provided on the inner wall of the dust bin. 
         [0017]    According to the vacuum cleaner with the golf massage club of the invention, a golf massage head is provided on the handle, such that the user can use the handle for human body massage when the vacuum cleaner is not in use. In addition, the golf massage head can be screwed off, changing the handle into a clothes-airing pole, on which clothes can be hung. 
     
    
     
       BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS 
         [0018]      FIG. 1  shows the vacuum cleaner with a golf massage club according to the invention; 
           [0019]      FIG. 2  is an explosive view of the vacuum cleaner; 
           [0020]      FIGS. 3 and 4  show the structure of the dust collection box and the cleaner body; 
           [0021]      FIG. 5  shows the hose attached to a dust bin; 
           [0022]      FIG. 6  shows the socket structure of the cleaner body; 
           [0023]      FIG. 7  shows the golf massage head of the invention; and 
           [0024]      FIGS. 8 and 9  show the use of the vacuum cleaner in smoking collection. 
       
    
    
     DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS 
       [0025]    Detailed description of the invention will be given below with reference to the drawings and embodiments. 
         [0026]    As illustrated in  FIGS. 1 ,  2  and  7 , the vacuum cleaner with a golf massage club includes a suction head  1 , a cleaner body  3  and a handle  4 . The suction head  1  is connected to the head of the cleaner body  3 , and a dust collection box  2  is arranged between the suction head  1  and the head of the cleaner body  3 . 
         [0027]    The cleaner body  3  is provided with a plurality of, preferably two, sockets  31  at the tail portion thereof. The two sockets  31  are connect to a head  43  of Y-shaped structure of the handle  4 . At one end of the head  43  of Y-shaped structure there is a first electric cord hook  41 , and at the other end of the head  43  there is a hook  44 . 
         [0028]    The handle rod  45  of the handle  4  is provided with several first massaging protrusions  46 . On the same side of the handle rod  45  on which the first electric cord hook  41  is arranged there is a second electric cord hook  42  provided. Threads  47  are provided at the tail portion of the handle rod  45 , and engage with corresponding threads of the golf massage head  5 . 
         [0029]    On the golf massage head  5  there are provided several second massaging protrusions  51 . A ball-shaped soft body  52  is provided on one side of the golf massage head  5 , and the joint part between the soft ball-shaped body  52  and the golf massage head  5  is provided with a magnetic therapy cupping  53 , which runs through the center of the golf massage head  5 . A cover  54  is provided at the open end of the magnetic therapy cupping  53 , and a massage ball  55  are provided on the cover  54 . 
         [0030]    On one side of the upper end of the golf massage head  5  there is a column structure  59 , and at the top of the columnar structure  59  a hemispheric projection  591  is provided. Four massage rollers  55  are provided at the bottom end of the golf massage head  5 , and third massaging protrusions  57  are provided on each of the massage rollers  55 . The massage rollers  55  are fixed to the bottom end of the golf massage head  5  by respective roller holders  58 . 
         [0031]    On one side of the cleaner body  3  a short grip  32  for user holding is provided, while two vertically arranged actuation buttons  33  are provided on the other side of the cleaner body  3 . The suction head  1  connected to the front end of the cleaner body  3  can be a floor brush  13 , for example. 
         [0032]    As illustrated in  FIG. 6 , a spring sheet  311  is provided in the sockets  31  of the invention. The spring sheet  311  is formed in an M-shaped structure, and on one side at the middle portion of the spring sheet  311  there is a concave notch  312  extending upwardly. 
         [0033]    In use, the suction head  1  is inserted into the dust collection box  2  at the front end of the cleaner body  3 , and then both ends of the head  43  of Y-shaped structure at the front end of the handle  4  are respectively buckled into the two sockets  31  at the rear end of the cleaner body  3 . Subsequently, the golf massage head  5  is connected with the threads  43  at the rear of the handle  4  by thread connection such that the assembly is completed. At this stage, the user can press the actuation button  33  so as to start cleaning. 
         [0034]    During non-use stage, the cleaner body  3  can be taken off from the cleaner, and only with the handle it can be used to massage the human body. The magnetic therapy cupping  53  on the golf massage head  5  can also be used to perform some simple pain-reducing treatments. After use, the electric line can be wound between the first electric cord hook  41  and the second electric cord hook  42 , thus preventing the electric cords from disorderly winding and knotting. Therefore, the storage of the cleaner is more convenient. 
         [0035]    As illustrated in  FIGS. 3 and 4 , a hose  11  or a brush  12  can be inserted into the dust collection box  2  at the front end of the cleaner body  3 . In this case, during use the user can hold the short grip  32  with one hand and take the hose  11  with the other hand, so as to clean some corners, computers, sofa, etc. Alternatively, the suction head  1  can be replaced with a brush  12  if necessary so as to carry out some suitable cleaning. 
         [0036]    As illustrated in  FIG. 5 , the hose  11  can be connected to a dust bin  10 , which has a sealed cavity and can be of a rectangular or columnar shape. A first opening  101  and a second opening  102  are arranged at the top of the dust bin  10 , the diameter of the latter being larger than that of the former. Moreover, the diameter of the first opening  101  is substantially the same as that of the hose  11 . 
         [0037]    A bin cover  103  is provided at the top of the dust bin  10 , and the tail end of the bin cover  103  is connected by a hinge with the rear of the dust bin  10 . A pedal  104  is provided at the lower wall of the dust bin  10  and is connected with the dust bin cover  103 . A plurality of, e.g., four, wheels  105  are provided at the bottom surface of the dust bin  105  for movement. The hose  11  is hermetically connected into the first opening  101 , and the cleaner body  3  is hermetically connected in the second opening  102 . Both free ends of the Y-shaped structure  43  of the handle  4  are buckled into the sockets  31  at the front end of the hose  11 . 
         [0038]    In use, the hose  11  and the cleaner body  3  are inserted into the first opening  101  and the second opening  102  respectively, then the golf massage head  5  is screwed off, and both ends of the Y-shaped structure  43  of the handle  4  are buckled into the two sockets  31  at the front end of the hose  11 . At this stage, the user can hold the handle with hands and turn on the vacuum cleaner without bending. 
         [0039]      FIGS. 8 and 9  show the use of the vacuum cleaner in smoking collection. As shown, the dust bin  206  can be connected to the vacuum cleaner of the invention, a suction pipe  202  and a discharge fan (not shown, which is connected to the free end of the pipe  204 ) through a hole  212 , a hole  203  and a hole  211  respectively. The suction pipe  202  is connected to a herbal treatment device  210  through a coupling  208 . 
         [0040]    The herbal treatment device  210  is in form of bottle, into which the herbal curative, e.g., strip  215  made of wormwood, can be inserted. The wormwood strip  215  can be burned and warm the acupuncture points of human bodies, so that a herbal treatment effect can be obtained. According to the invention, the smoke generated during treatment can be sucked into the dust bin  206  through the suction pipe  202  by means of the vacuum cleaner. It is desirable for air cleaning indoors, especially in hospital. 
         [0041]    In one embodiment, a grid  209  is provided within the herbal treatment device  210  for collecting the ash burned from the wormwood strip  215 . Moreover, for increasing the smoke collecting effect, an absorbent material  207 , e.g., sponge, paper or carbon, can be provided on the inner wall of the dust bin. To facilitate cleaning, the absorbent material  207  can be provided in a removable housing  208 , which is located in the dust bin  206 . The smoke can be vented outdoors with the help of the discharge fan. 
         [0042]    The vacuum cleaner with a golf massage head club according to the invention is provided with a golf massage head on its handle, enabling to use the handle for human body massage when the vacuum cleaner is not in use. In addition, the golf massage head can be screwed off, changing the handle into a clothes-airing pole, on which clothes can be hung.