BR112021016045A2 - TISSUE PAPER CONTAINER FOR DOMESTIC USE - Google Patents

Abstract

tissue container for household use. The present invention relates to a household tissue container (100) provided with: a container body which houses household tissue paper therein and which has a withdrawal section (112) provided with a hole pull-out (112a) through which household tissue paper can be pulled out; and an open/close lid which is for opening/closing the withdrawal orifice and which is rotatably secured to the body of the container, wherein the withdrawal orifice (112a) is provided in a projecting portion formed in a swollen substantially spherical shape. in the withdrawal section (112), and an edge of the withdrawal hole (112a) provided a protruding part (112c) therein which projects from the edge of the front side to the rear side where the open/close cover is attached to the body of the container. This configuration makes it possible to pull an appropriate length of household tissue paper (p) repeatedly.

Description

"TOWEL PAPER CONTAINER FOR HOUSEHOLD USE" TECHNICAL FIELD

[0001] The present invention relates to a tissue paper container for domestic use.

BACKGROUND

[0002] Conventionally known containers for household wipes, such as baby wipes, have an open/close lid that is tilted in an opening direction by a tilting member, such as a spring bundle, and can be locked in a state closed by a predetermined latch. The open/close cover can be opened by a user in a single operation of a button provided on the latch (eg see patent document 1).

[0003] When the open/close lid of the container is open, an outlet formed in an upper container body is exposed so that a wet wipe that is partially held in the outlet can be picked up and pulled out for use.

CITATION LIST Patent Literature

[0004] Patent Document 1: JP 2017-013854 A

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION Technical Problem

[0005] However, in the container of the patent document 1 mentioned above, the outlet edge has a shape that extends on an opposite side of an open/close hinge of the lid, i.e. on the front side. As a result, wet wipes are easily pulled forward, and the next wet wipe that follows the one being pulled and used can be pulled too far.

[0006] When the next wet wipe is pulled too far, the open/close lid of the container sometimes compresses an excessively long portion of the wet wipe that is retained at the outlet, and is prevented from being closed.

[0007] This requires clumsily pushing the wet wipe that has been pulled too far into the outlet.

[0008] An object of the present invention is to provide a household tissue paper container from which the domestic tissue paper can be easily removed. Solution to the Problem

[0009] To achieve the objective, according to the invention recited in claim 1, there is provided a tissue paper container for domestic use which includes: a body of the container which is configured to store the tissue paper for domestic use therein and has a withdrawal portion with an outlet through which the household tissue paper is withdrawn; and an open/close lid that is pivotally attached to the container body and closes the outlet; wherein the outlet is formed in a swelling portion with a substantially spherical raised shape in the withdrawal portion, and wherein the outlet has a protruding portion that projects from a leading edge of the outlet towards the rear where the lid opens/ close is fixed to the body of the container.

[0010] According to the household tissue container of this configuration, because the outlet may be formed in a substantially spherical raised swelling portion in the withdrawal portion, one end of the household tissue paper which is held at the exit in a higher position than the surrounding area can be easily removed. Therefore, it is easy to pull out the household tissue when pulling out one end.

[0011] In particular, because the outlet has a protruding part that protrudes from a front edge of the outlet towards the rear, the protruding part is in sliding contact with the household tissue paper pushed from the outlet towards to the front and apply appropriate frictional force to it. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the next sheet of household tissue paper, which must be pulled out after the sheet of household tissue paper that has been pulled out and used, from being pulled too far from the outlet.

[0012] As the next sheet of household tissue paper that is pulled out of the outlet in this manner is held at the outlet with one end pulled out for an appropriate length, the home tissue tissue at the outlet does not prevent the open/close cover is closed.

[0013] According to the invention recited in claim 2, there is provided a tissue paper container for domestic use according to claim 1, wherein at least a part of the body of the container is formed of an elastic material, and in that the withdrawal portion is formed integrally with the formed part of the elastic material.

[0014] In accordance with the invention recited in claim 3, there is provided a tissue paper container for domestic use, in accordance with claim 2, further including: a tilting member which is integrally formed with the formed part of the material elastic band and tilts the lid open/close in an opening direction.

[0015] In accordance with the invention recited in claim 4, there is provided a tissue paper container for domestic use, according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the protruding part has a tip in a rearward position of a the middle of the withdrawal portion, wherein the rear position is away from the middle of the withdrawal portion towards a position where the open/close lid is secured to the container body. Advantageous Effects of the Invention

[0016] In accordance with the present invention, there is provided a household tissue paper container which allows the household tissue paper to be readily pulled out. Brief Description of Drawings

[0017] Figure 1 is a perspective view showing a tissue paper container for domestic use, according to a present embodiment.

[0018] Figure 2 is a perspective view showing the tissue paper container for domestic use, according to a present embodiment.

[0019] Figure 3 is a sectional view showing the household tissue paper container in accordance with the present embodiment, which is a sectional view of Figure 1 cut through an intermediate portion in the Y direction.

[0020] Figure 4 is a sectional view showing the household tissue paper container in accordance with the present embodiment, which is a sectional view of Figure 2 cut through an intermediate portion in the Y direction.

[0021] Figure 5 is a sectional view showing the household tissue paper container in a state where an upper container body and a lower container body are not engaged.

[0022] Figure 6A is a top view showing a take-out portion of the household tissue paper container.

[0023] Figure 6B is a top view showing a modification of the take-out portion of the household tissue paper container.

[0024] Figure 7A is a top view showing a modification of the withdrawal (output) portion.

[0025] Figure 7B is a top view showing a modification of the withdrawal (output) portion.

[0026] Figure 7C is a top view showing a modification of the withdrawal (output) portion.

[0027] Figure 8 is a perspective view showing a modification of the tissue paper container for home use. Description of Modalities

[0028] Hereinafter, an embodiment of a tissue paper container for home use according to the present invention is described in detail with reference to the drawings. While the embodiments described below include several technically preferred limitations for carrying out the present invention, the scope of the present invention is not limited to the following embodiments or the illustrated examples.

[0029] Next, an X-axis, Y-axis, Z-axis, front-back direction, left-right direction, and top-bottom direction are defined as shown in Figure 1 and Figure 2. That is, the side of the household tissue paper container 100 to which the open/close lid 2 is attached and the side opposite it are referred to as "upper" and "lower", respectively. The side where a container body 1 and the open/close lid 2 are connected and the side opposite it are referred to as "back" and "front", respectively. The right side and the left side when one is facing the front surface of the container from the front side are referred to as “right” and “left”, respectively. The geometry axis along the front-rear direction is referred to as the X axis, the geometry axis along the left-right direction is referred to as the Y axis, and the geometry axis along the top-bottom direction is referred to as the geometric axis Z. Mode Setting

General Configuration

[0030] As shown in Figure 1 to Figure 5, for example, the domestic tissue paper container 100 includes a container body 1 which has an outlet 112a through which the internal domestic tissue paper P is withdrawn. , an open/close lid 2 which is connected to the container body 1 so as to cover the outlet 112a, and is freely open and closed, and a tilt member 3 which tilts the open/close lid 2 in its opening direction . The container body 1 has a storage space S for internally storing the household tissue.

[0031] The container body 1 and the open/close lid 2 can be integrally formed by injection molding (double molding). Tissue Paper for Home Use

[0032] Household tissue paper P is, for example, called pop-up type sheets in which small wet sheets, wet wipes or the like are folded and stacked in alternate directions, so that when one of the wet sheets, baby wipes or the like is pulled out, the next one is also pulled out. Another example of P household tissue paper is a roll sheet which is a long wet sheet, wet wipe or the like that is rolled into a roll and has perforations at regular intervals in the length direction so that it is cut along of the perforations and used. Container Body

[0033] As shown in Figure 1 and Figure 2, the body of container 1 as a whole is formed into a substantially rectangular parallelepiped shape that is larger in the Y direction than in the X and Z directions. divided into two parts, top and bottom, almost in the middle portion in the Z direction, one of them being an upper container body 11 constituting the upper side of the container body 1 and the other being a lower container body 12 constituting the side lower container body 1. The upper container body 11 and the lower container body 12 are connected to each other on the rear side of the container body 1.

[0034] The upper container body 11 and the lower container body 12 can be integrally formed by injection molding (double molding).

[0035] The dimensions of the container body 1 as a whole are preferably 60mm to 150mm, more preferably 80mm to 100mm in the X direction, preferably 80mm to 200mm, most preferably 145mm to 165mm in the Y direction, and preferably 30mm to 100mm, more preferably 50mm to 70mm in the Z direction. The thickness of each surface is preferably 0.5mm to 3mm, more preferably 1mm to 2mm.

[0036] With these dimensions and thickness, it is possible to achieve high molding efficiency and sufficient strength to not cause problems in real use.

[0037] As shown in Figure 5, the inner storage space S of the container body 1 can be exposed to the outside when the upper container body 11 pivots upward around a pivot point on the rear side, where the body of the upper container 11 and the body of the lower container 12 are connected to each other.

[0038] As shown in Figure 3 to Figure 5, when a connecting portion between the upper container body 11 and the lower container body 12 on the rear side of the container body 1 is formed so as to be thinner than other portions of the container body 1, the rear surface of the container body can be easily folded into the connecting portion. Then, the upper container body 11 pivots easily with respect to the lower container body 12 around the connecting portion as the pivot point.

[0039] Alternatively, although productivity is reduced, the upper container body 11 and the lower container body 12 may be separately formed and pivotally connected using a hinge or the like.

[0040] The container body 1 is divided into the upper container body 11 and the lower container body 12 almost at the intermediate portion in the Z direction in the drawings, but is more preferably divided above the intermediate portion in the Z direction. This makes it easier refilling the household tissue paper P covered with a predetermined package to be stored in the body of the container 1, because a final sealing part of the package is less likely to be accidentally pinched when the container is closed. Upper Container Body

[0041] As shown in Figure 1 to Figure 5, the upper container body 11 is formed in a substantially rectangular parallelepiped shape with an opening bottom surface and has a recessed portion 111 with a recessed shape sunk into the upper surface of the container body. top container 11.

[0042] An outlet 112a for removing household tissue paper P in storage space S is in a withdrawal portion 112 in the middle of the recessed portion 111. The outlet 112a is surrounded by a body-side sealing loop 113 In other words, the recessed portion 111 surrounded by the body side sealing loop 113 is formed as the withdrawal portion 112, and the outlet 112a is formed in the intermediate portion of the withdrawal portion 112.

[0043] In addition, a securing portion 115 is provided between the body-side sealing loop 113 and the open/closed cover 2, in a portion within the recessed portion 111, but outside the body-side sealing loop. 113. A tilting member 3 described later is arranged in the fixing portion

115. One end of the tilting member 3 is arranged to be incorporated into the recessed portion 111.

[0044] Furthermore, a latch 114 for opening and closing the open/close cover 2 is formed on the front side of the upper surface.

[0045] Around the lower opening surface, an upper engagement portion 116 is formed which engages a lower engagement portion 121 of the lower container body 12 described later. Exit

[0046] The outlet 112a is a hole that is formed in the middle of the upper surface of the container body and connects to the storage space S.

[0047] Figure 2 shows the output 112a in an inverted Y shape formed from three slits connecting respective vertices of a triangle and the triangle's center of gravity.

[0048] The periphery of the outlet 112a is formed of a material with elasticity described later, so as to apply appropriate strength to the household tissue paper P. As a result, when a sheet of the household tissue paper P is stored in the space storage unit S is pulled out, the next sheet of household tissue paper P is held at outlet 112a. Furthermore, when the household tissue paper P is a roll sheet, the outlet 112a can cut the tissue paper P at its perforations for cutting.

[0049] In particular, the withdrawal portion 112 has a substantially spherical raised swelling portion 112b in its approximate middle, and the outlet 112a is formed in the swelling portion 112b. In other words, the outlet 112a formed in the withdrawal portion 112 is located in the swelling portion 112b with a substantially spherical raised shape.

[0050] At the edge of the outlet 112a, there is a protruding part(s) 112c that protrude from the front edge of the outlet 112a towards the rear, in the direction in which the open/close cover 2 is attached to the container body 1. Protruding part

[0051] The protruding portion 112c, with which the household tissue P pulled out of the outlet 112a is in sliding contact, is provided to apply appropriate resistance to the household tissue P pulled out of the outlet 112a .

[0052] Specifically, at the opening of the open/close lid 2 of the household tissue container 100 to take out the household tissue P, the user extends his hand from the front side of the container 100 to the outlet 112a and pulls the household tissue paper P therefrom so that the withdrawal motion of the household tissue paper P does not interfere with the open/close lid 2 which is at the rear of the container 100. As a result , household tissue paper P pulled from outlet 112a slides into contact with protruding portion 112c at the front side edge.

[0053] At this time, as the protruding portion 112c protruding from the leading edge of the outlet 112a towards the rear is in sliding contact with the household tissue paper P pulled from the outlet 112a towards the front, it is possible to apply appropriate strength to the household tissue paper P and prevent the household tissue paper P from being pulled too far.

[0054] That is, the protruding part 112c protruding from the front edge towards the rear has a function of applying adequate friction force to the household tissue P pulled from the outlet 112a towards the front, and a function of preventing the next sheet of tissue paper for home use

P, which is pulled after the sheet of household tissue paper P is pulled and used, is pulled too far from outlet 112a.

[0055] The next sheet of household tissue paper P, which is pulled out after the sheet of household tissue paper P is used, is held at outlet 112a with one end pulled out by an appropriate length (see FIGURE 4) .

[0056] The one end of the household tissue paper P which is retained in the outlet 112a, thereby, is supported by three protruding parts including the protruding part 112c on the front side.

[0057] Due to the fact that the outlet 112a which secures one end of the household tissue P is formed in the swelling portion 112b of the withdrawal portion 112, the tip of each of the protruding portions (112c) is located further higher than the base surface (withdrawal portion 112) around swelling portion 112b.

[0058] Then, as these protruding parts (112c) support and hold one end of the household tissue P at the outlet 112a in a higher position than the surrounding area, the household tissue P can be easily selected. Body Side Sealing Loop

[0059] As shown in Figure 2, the body side sealing loop 113 is a loop-shaped projection that projects in the upper direction and surrounds the outlet 112a. As shown in Figure 3 to Figure 5, an outer peripheral surface of the body-side sealing loop 113 is formed so as to engage the inner peripheral surface of the open/closed lid-side sealing loop 22 that is formed on the lid. opens/closes 2 as described later. lock

[0060] As shown in Figure 1 to Figure 5, the latch 114 is formed into a button shape and has a body-side hook 1141. The body-side hook 1141 engages the open/cover-side hook. latch 21 formed in the open/close lid 2 described later to lock the open/close lid 2 in a closed state. When a user pushes the latch 114, the body side hook 1141 and the open/close lid side hook 21 are disengaged, and the open/close lid 2 is in an open state. Top Fitting Portion

[0061] As shown in Figure 1 to Figure 5, the upper mating portion 116 is formed around the lower opening surface of the upper container body 11, except for the rear side of the opening, where the upper container body 11 and the lower container body 12 are connected to each other. As shown in Figure 3 to Figure 5, only the outer peripheral side of the lower edge of the upper engagement portion 116 projects to form an upper protrusion 1161. The inner peripheral surface of the upper protrusion 1161 is formed to engage the outer peripheral surface. of the lower protrusion 1211 of the lower engaging portion 121 formed in the lower container body 12 described later.

[0062] The upper engagement portion 116 is formed so that the upper protrusion 1161 has a dimension in the upper-lower direction preferably from 0.5mm to 5mm, more preferably from 1mm to 3mm. Upper Container Body Material

[0063] The upper container body 11 has the withdrawal portion 112, the body side sealing loop 113 and the tilting member 3 on the upper surface which are formed of an elastic material (hereinafter referred to as an "elastic material") as a thermoplastic elastomer of a styrene-butadiene type, polyester type, polyethylene type or urethane type. The hardness of the elastic material is preferably 20 to 90. The hardness is measured in accordance with JIS K 6253 (type A durometer).

[0064] In the upper container body 11, the upper engaging portion 116 is also formed of a similar elastic material.

[0065] The other portion(s) of the upper container body 11 is formed of a polyolefin resin material such as polyethylene or polypropylene.

[0066] They are integrally formed by injection molding (double molding).

[0067] When the hardness is less than the above range, the elastic material is so soft and difficult to mold that it results in unsatisfactory molding efficiency. Furthermore, the tilting member 3 cannot tilt the open/close lid 2 sufficiently.

[0068] When the hardness is greater than the above range, the hard portion around the outlet 112a greatly increases the strength and makes it difficult to pull out the sheet one by one and put your fingers inside the container to pull the sheet. Also, the tilting member 3 tilts the open/close lid 2 too much.

[0069] Therefore, the hardness of the elastic material is preferably within the above range. Bottom Container Body

[0070] As shown in Figure 1 to Figure 5, the lower container body 12 is formed in a substantially rectangular parallelepiped shape with an opening upper surface. Around the opening upper surface, a lower engaging portion 121 is formed which engages the upper engagement portion 116 of the upper container body 11. A lower non-slip portion 122 is formed on the lower surface. Bottom Fitting Portion

[0071] As shown in Figure 1 to Figure 5, the lower fitting portion 121 is formed around the upper opening of the lower container body 12, except for the rear side of the opening, where the lower container body 12 and the lower container body upper container 11 are connected to each other. As shown in Figure 3 to Figure 5, only the inner peripheral side of the upper edge of the lower engaging portion 121 protrudes to form a lower protrusion 1211. The outer peripheral surface of the lower protrusion 1211 is formed to engage the inner peripheral surface. of the upper protrusion 1161 of the upper engagement portion 116 formed in the upper container body 11.

[0072] The lower socket portion 121 is formed so that the lower protrusion 1211 has a dimension in the upper-lower direction preferably from 0.5mm to 5mm, more preferably from 1mm to 3mm.

[0073] Alternatively, only the inner peripheral side of the upper protrusion 1161 of the upper housing portion 116 and only the outer peripheral side of the lower protrusion 1211 of the lower housing portion 121 may each be formed so as to protrude, such that the outer peripheral surface of the upper protrusion 1161 engages the inner peripheral surface of the lower protrusion 1211.

[0074] Alternatively, the intermediate portion between the inner and outer peripheral sides of the upper protuberance and both the inner and outer peripheral sides of the lower protuberance may each be formed to protrude, such that the upper protrusion engages a portion recessed between the protruding sides of the lower protuberance. On the other hand, both the inner and outer peripheral sides of the upper protuberance and the intermediate portion between the inner and outer peripheral sides of the lower protuberance may each be formed to protrude so that the lower protrusion engages a recessed portion between the protruding sides of the upper protuberances.

Bottom Non-Sliding Portion

[0075] The placed household tissue paper container 100 is less prone to slipping because of the lower non-slip portion 122 which is formed by providing a portion of an elastic material on the lower surface of the lower container body 12 integrally with another. (s) portion(s). Bottom Container Body Material

[0076] The lower container body 12 has the lower engaging portion 121 and the lower non-slip portion 122 that are formed of an elastic material similar to that used in the upper container body 11. The other portion(s) s) of the lower container body 12 is formed of a polyolefin resin material such as polyethylene or polypropylene.

[0077] They are integrally formed by injection molding (double molding). Open/Close Lid

[0078] As shown in Figure 1 to Figure 5, the open/close lid 2 is a flat, substantially rectangular member that is pivotally connected to the rear of the recessed portion 111 of the upper container body 11, and has a hook on the cover open/close side 21 on the front side and a sealing loop on the open/close cover side 22 on the bottom surface side.

[0079] As shown in Figure 1 to Figure 5, the shape of the open/close lid 2 in a plan view in the closed state is formed to be substantially the same as the recessed portion 111 of the upper container body 11, so that the lid open/close 2 can be fitted to recessed portion 111 when closed.

[0080] As shown in Figure 4, a connecting portion between the open/close lid 2 and the upper container body 11 is formed so that it is thinner than the other portions. As a result, the connecting portion can be easily folded, and the open/close lid 2 pivots easily around the connecting portion as a pivot point. Open/Close Lid Side Hook

[0081] As shown in Figure 1 to Figure 5, the hook on the side of the open/close lid 21 is a hook that projects from the open/close lid 2 forward. The open/close lid side hook 21 engages with the body side hook 1141 formed in the latch 114 of the upper container body 11 and lock the lid open/close in the closed state. When a user pushes the latch 114, the body side hook 1141 and the open/close lid side hook 21 are disengaged, and the open/close lid 2 is in an open state due to the tilt member 3 described later. Open/Close Lid Side Sealing Loop

[0082] As shown in Figure 2, the sealing loop on the side of the open/close cover 22 is a loop-shaped projection projecting in the lower direction, and formed in the intermediate portion of the lower surface of the open/close cover 2 in the closed state. As shown in Figure 3 to Figure 5, the inner peripheral surface of the open/close lid side sealing loop 22 is formed to engage the outer peripheral surface of the body side sealing loop 113 formed in the upper container body 11. Open/Close Lid Material

[0083] The open/close lid 2 is formed from a polyolefin resin material such as polyethylene or polypropylene.

[0084] The open/close lid 2 and the container body 1 are integrally formed by injection molding (double molding). Tilt member

[0085] Tilting member 3 tilts the open/close lid 2 in the opening direction and lifts it so that when a user pushes latch 114 and disengages the body side hook 1141 and the lid side hook opens /close 21, the open/close lid 2 is opened by pivoting on the rear connecting portion between the open/close lid 2 and the upper container body 11 as a pivot axis.

[0086] As shown in Figure 2 to Figure 5, the tilt member 3 is a portion formed by an elastic material formed in the upper container body 11, so as to connect with the rear part of the sealing loop on the side of the body. 113 of the upper container body 11. That is, the tilt member 3 is integrally formed with the body-side sealing loop 113 which is formed with the elastic material in the upper container body 11.

[0087] The tilting member 3 is formed of the same elastic material as that used for the withdrawal portion 112 of the upper container body 11 and the body side sealing loop 113.

[0088] The slope member 3 is formed to be in a band shape with a width preferably from 2 mm to 30 mm, more preferably from 8 mm to 10 mm, and a thickness preferably from 0.5 mm to 3 mm. mm, more preferably from 1 mm to 2 mm.

[0089] When the tilting member 3 is formed to have such dimensions, it is possible to push the open/close lid 2 without difficulty and fold the tilt member 3 easily into the recessed portion 111 when the open/close lid 2 is closed .

[0090] As shown in Figure 3, the tilting member 3 is folded into the base of the open/closed lid 2 when the open/closed lid 2 is closed. When a user pushes the latch 114 and disengages the body side hook 1141 and the open/close lid side hook 21, the open/close lid 2 is opened to be in a state shown in Figure 4 due to a repulsive force. generated when the bent tilt member 3 returns to its original state.

[0091] When a user pushes the open/close lid 2 from the top side, the tilt member 3 is bent, and the open/closed lid 2 is closed to be in a state shown in Figure 3. Modality Effect

[0092] According to the household tissue container 100 of the present embodiment, when a user operates the latch 114 and disengages the open/close lid 2, the open/close lid 2 automatically jumps up due to the tilt 3. Therefore, it is easy to open the open/close cover 2 when using the household tissue.

[0093] Due to the fact that the outlet 112a which holds an end of the household tissue P is formed in the swelling portion 112b of the withdrawal portion 112, an end of the tissue paper P is retained in the outlet 112a in a position higher than the surrounding area can be easily withdrawn. Therefore, it is easy to remove the household tissue P by pulling on one end.

[0094] The withdrawal portion 112 with the outlet 112a is formed from the elastic material so as to apply appropriate resistance to the household tissue paper P which is pulled from the outlet 112a. As a result, when a sheet of the household tissue paper P stored in the storage space S is pulled out, the next sheet of the household tissue paper P can be properly held by the take-out portion 112. Further, when the tissue paper P household tissue paper is a roll sheet, the P household tissue paper can be properly cut at its perforations for cutting.

[0095] In particular, the outlet 112a has the protruding portion 112c that protrudes from the leading edge of the outlet 112a towards the rear. Due to the fact that the protruding part 112c is in sliding contact with the household tissue P which is pulled from the outlet 112a towards the front and the fact that it applies appropriate friction force, it is possible to prevent the next sheet from of tissue paper P, which is pulled after the sheet of tissue paper P, which is pulled out and used, is pulled too far from the outlet 112a.

[0096] As the next sheet of household tissue paper P that is pulled out of outlet 112a in this manner is held at outlet 112a with one end pulled out for an appropriate length, household tissue P in output 112a does not prevent the open/close cover 2 from being closed.

[0097] Also, since the lid opens/closes 2 does not compress the P household tissue paper retained in the outlet 112a, there are no problems such as drying of the P household tissue paper (wet tissue) that is protruding out of the container and compressed by the open/close lid 2.

[0098] According to the household tissue paper container 100 with the outlet 112a (withdrawal portion 112) having the protruding portion 112c described above, the household tissue paper P can be readily pulled out, and a end of the next sheet of household tissue paper P, which is pulled after the sheet of household tissue paper P, which has been pulled out and used, can be held at outlet 112a, so as to prevent the lid from opening/closing 2 is closed.

[0099] In addition, due to the fact that the household tissue P is retained at the outlet 112a with an end pulled out for an appropriate length, it is possible to properly repeat the withdrawal of the domestic tissue paper P stored in the waste container. tissue paper for home use 100 for use.

[00100] The container body 1 consists of the upper container body 11 and the lower container body 12 which are connected together on the rear surface, consequently, the container body 1 can be opened in its intermediate portion, and the handkerchief of household paper P stored in the internal storage space S can be recharged.

[00101] Therefore, it is possible to refill the home tissue paper P, while the home tissue tissue container 100 is not lifted, but left on the table or the like.

[00102] The upper container body 11 and the lower container body 12 are connected together at the rear surface and rotate relative to each other at the connecting portion as a pivot point. In this way, the storage space S can be opened and closed. Therefore, after refilling and the like, the upper container body 11 and the lower container body 12 can easily snap together so that the container body is closed without aligning their positions each time. With this, it is possible to reduce efforts when replenishing the internal paper for domestic use P.

[00103] When the container body 1 is closed, the upper locking portion 116 formed of an elastic material in the upper container body 11 and the lower locking portion 121 formed of an elastic material in the lower container body 12 engage one another. to the other, and the airtight seal of the container body 1 can be improved. This effect can be particularly improved when the upper locking portion 116 and the lower locking portion 121 are made of an elastic material.

[00104] Furthermore, because the non-slip lower portion 122 made of an elastic material is formed on the lower surface of the container body 1, the container body 1 can be placed more stably on the table or the like. Modifications

[00105] The present invention is not limited to the embodiments described above.

[00106] Figure 6A is a top view showing the outlet 112a and the protruding part 112c of the withdrawal portion 112, according to the above embodiment.

[00107] In accordance with the example described above of the above embodiment, the outlet 112a in an inverted Y shape is formed of three slits that connect respective vertices of an equilateral triangle and the center of gravity of the equilateral triangle, approximately in the middle of the body. top container (approximately in the middle of the withdrawal portion 112). However, as shown in Figure 6B, for example, the outlet 112a in an inverted Y shape can be formed by three slits connecting the respective vertices of an isosceles triangle and the center of gravity of the isosceles triangle, at a position at the rear. of the upper surface of the container body (a position at the rear of the withdrawal portion 112).

[00108] In particular, as shown in Figure 6B, the outlet 112a is formed so that the protruding part 112c protruding from the leading edge of the outlet 112a towards the rear is larger than the other two protruding parts, and the tip of the protruding part 112c is located at the rear of the middle of the withdrawal portion 112, away from the middle of the withdrawal portion 112 in the direction where the open/close lid 2 is attached to the container body 1.

[00109] In other words, the protruding part 112c that projects from the front edge of the outlet 112a towards the rear is formed so that its tip is located at the rear of the middle of the withdrawal portion 112, away from the middle of the withdrawal portion 112 in the direction where the open/close lid 2 is attached to the container body 1.

[00110] Thereby, the protruding part 112c and the household tissue P which is pulled from the outlet 112a to the front side are in sliding contact with each other in the rear position of the upper surface of the body container (portion of withdrawal 112) when the outlet 112a is formed at the rear of the withdrawal portion 112 on the upper surface of the body container and when the tip of the protruding portion 112c at the leading edge of the outlet 112a is located at the rear of the middle of the withdrawal portion 112 Furthermore, the next sheet of household tissue paper P, which is to be pulled after the sheet of household tissue paper P that has been pulled and used, is held at the outlet 112a at the rear.

[00111] In this way, the dimension becomes large between the retaining tissue P held at the outlet 112a in the rear position of the withdrawal portion 112 and the vertical part on the front side of the body side sealing loop 113. This allows ensure that the open/close cover 2 is not prevented from being closed, even when one end of the household tissue P which is withdrawn from outlet 112a towards the front and held is tilted or adjusted forward.

[00112] The shape of output 112a is not limited to an inverted Y shape.

[00113] For example, as shown in Figure 7A, the output 112a may have an arc shape.

[00114] The outlet 112a with this arc shape also has a protruding part 112c that projects from the front edge of the outlet 112a towards the rear, in the direction where the open/close lid 2 is attached to the container body 1. A protruding portion 112c is in sliding contact with the household tissue P pulled from the outlet 112a to the front side, and can apply appropriate friction force to the household tissue P.

[00115] Alternatively, as shown in Figure 7B, the outlet 112a may have a helix shape (helix shape with a central angle of 180° or more).

[00116] The outlet 112a with this helix shape also has a protruding part 112c that projects from the front edge of the outlet 112a towards the rear, in the direction where the open/close lid 2 is attached to the container body 1. A protruding portion 112c is in sliding contact with the household tissue P pulled from the outlet 112a to the front side, and can apply appropriate friction force to the household tissue P.

[00117] As shown in Figure 7C, the output 112a may have a polygonal shape (in this case, a star shape).

[00118] The outlet 112a with this polygonal shape also has a protruding part 112c that projects from the front edge of the outlet 112a towards the rear, in the direction where the open/close lid 2 is attached to the container body 1. protrusion 112c is in sliding contact with the household tissue P pulled from the outlet 112a to the front side, and can apply appropriate friction force to the household tissue P. Other Embodiments

[00119] In the above embodiments, the outlet 112a is formed in the swelling portion 112b, which is provided approximately in the middle of the withdrawal portion 112. However, as shown in Figure 8, for example, the swelling portion 112b may be provided in a rear position in the withdrawal portion 112, and the outlet 112a may be formed in the rear swelling portion 112b.

[00120] In this case, the tip of the protruding portion 112c that projects from the front edge towards the rear may be located at the rear of the middle of the withdrawal portion 112, away from the middle of the withdrawal portion 112 in the direction where the cover open/close 2 is fixed to the body of container 1.

[00121] In this way, the dimension also becomes large between the retaining tissue P held at the outlet 112a in the rear position of the withdrawal portion 112 and the vertical part on the front side of the body side sealing loop 113. This allows to ensure that the open/close cover 2 is not prevented from being closed, even when one end of the household tissue P which is withdrawn from outlet 112a towards the front and held is tilted or adjusted forward.

[00122] Then, the household tissue paper P that is held at the outlet 112a can be readily pulled out and used.

[00123] As described above, in accordance with the household tissue paper container 100 of the present embodiment, the household paper tissue P that is held at the outlet 112a can be readily removed.

[00124] Furthermore, in the above embodiments, the container body 1 and the open/close lid 2 are integrally formed by injection molding (bicolor molding), but the present invention is not limited thereto. The container body 1 and the open/close lid 2 can be formed separately and then pivotally connected using a hinge or the like, although productivity is reduced.

[00125] Furthermore, in the above embodiments, the tilt member 3 is integrally formed with the container body 1 and the open/close lid 2, but the present invention is not limited thereto. The tilting member 3 can be formed separately from the container body 1 or the open/close lid 2 and attached to the container body 1 or the open/close lid 2.

[00126] The present invention is not limited to be applied to the above-described embodiment, and may be appropriately changed as long as it does not depart from the spirit of the present invention. Industrial Applicability

[00127] The present invention is configured as described above and can be used as a household tissue paper container from which the household tissue paper can be readily pulled. List of Reference Signs 1 Container body 111 Undercut portion 112 Withdrawal portion

112a Outlet 112b Swelling portion 112c Protruding part 113 Body side sealing loop 114 Latch 2 Open/closed lid 3 Tilt member 100 Household tissue paper container P Household tissue paper

Claims (4)

1. Household tissue paper container (100) characterized in that it comprises: a container body (1) which is configured to store the household tissue paper (P) therein and has a withdrawal portion (112) with an outlet (112a) through which the household tissue paper (P) is withdrawn; and an open/close lid (2) which is pivotally fixed to the container body (1) and closes the outlet (112a); wherein the outlet (112a) is formed in a swelling portion (112b) with a substantially spherical raised shape at the withdrawal portion (112), and wherein the outlet (112a) has a protruding portion (112c) protruding from a leading edge of the outlet (112a) towards the rear where the open/close lid (2) is attached to the container body (1). 2. Household tissue paper container (100) according to claim 1, characterized in that at least a part of the body of the container (1) is formed of an elastic material, and wherein the withdrawal (112) is formed integrally with the formed part of the elastic material. 3. Household tissue paper container (100) according to claim 2, characterized in that it additionally comprises: a tilting member (3) which is integrally formed with the formed part of the elastic material and tilts the lid opens/closes (2) in one opening direction. A domestic tissue paper container (100) according to any one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the protruding part (112c) has a tip in a position rearward of a half of the withdrawal portion. (112), wherein the rear position is away from the middle of the withdrawal portion (112) towards a position where the open/close lid (2) is fixed to the container body (1).