METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING ADDITIVE USED IN WARM BATHS BY USING MINERAL WATER FROM ABANDONED COAL MINES

摘要

In the present invention, a warm bath effect is maximized by using mineral water from abandoned coal mines. The warm bath effect is well known in Korea and accordingly baths for foot, warming hand and foot, half body and sitz bath exist in at least one million Korean houses. According to the method of warm bath, people stay in a warm bath whose temperature is between 42 and 45 degree Celsius for thirty minutes and release sweat by smoothly circulating blood like aerobic exercise as people run 20km, so the warm bath is used for relieving fatigue and stress, improving skin and preventing aging. Usually, tap water is used when people start the warm bath. In the present invention, the tap water is replaced with mineral water from abandoned coal mines, which includes rich natural germanium and various main minerals, so the mineral water can maximize the warm bath effect by discharging waste products, heavy metals and impurities out via sweat pores. The mineral water used in the warm bath is packed in a 20L plastic container and is expected to be heavy, thereby taking more distribution costs and leading to inconvenience of consumers. Therefore, in the present invention, provided is a method for manufacturing an additive used in the warm bath by using a freeze concentration which preserves components and restores the function of the component when hydrated, comprising steps of concentrating 20L of mineral water to 500-1000cc; and supplying the same as an additive for the warm bath, thus enabling consumers to dilute the same in 40-60L of water in a simple manner.;COPYRIGHT KIPO 2015