A boot scrubber having a housing including a pair of end members supporting a brush assembly therebetween and including at least one but preferably a pair of flaps hinged to the end members and operable to move from a storage position against the end members to a use position where the flaps extend like wings to either side of the scrubber.
1. A boot scrubbing device for removing dirt and sand from boots one boot at a time of a person wearing such footwear while such person stands adjacent said device, said device including a housing including a pair of upright longitudinally-spaced members having generally planar outer surfaces and including bottom edge positions thereof, said housing further including a base member having laterally-spaced lower portions, said lower portions of said base member and said bottom edge portions of said upright members cooperatively forming a means for contacting an essentially flat supporting surface so as to position said device on said supporting surface, said base member and said upright members further cooperatively supporting a fixed brush assembly therebetween, and at least one of said upright members including a foot engageable housing positioning and stabilizing flap hingedly connected thereto, said flap being substantially planar and having an inner surface and an outer surface, said inner surface of said flap adapted for upright positioning against the outer surface of said at least one upright member when the flap is in a storage position and movable from said storage position to a position where said flap extends longitudinally from the bottom edge portion of said at least one upright member in a housing stabilizing position where the outer surface thereof rests on said supporting surface and the inner surface thereof faces upward for contact by the other boot of the person wearing such boot whereby the person's body weight stabilizes the position of the device while the one boot is being scrubbed.
2. The device of claim 1 , wherein said flap is connected to the bottom edge portion of said one upright member.
3. The device of claim 1 , wherein there is a pair of flaps each connected to an upright member and adapted to extend longitudinally from said housing in opposite directions from the longitudinal ends thereof in the operational positions of said flaps.
4. The device of claim 1 , said flap formed of magnetically attractive metal and said one housing upright member including a magnet positioned therein and adapted to magnetically attract and hold said flap in its storage position.
5. The device of claim 1 , said flap including a tab forwardly extending past the front edge of said at least one upright member whereby the user may laterally engage said tab to move said flap to the extended use position.