JP2000300104A - Dirt treating tool and dirt treating sack used therefor - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To simply treat dirt such as dog feces or mud in a groove without creating an unpleasant feeling. SOLUTION: This dirt treating tool 1 is obtained by attaching a dirt treating sack 4 for housing the dirt such as dog feces around a dirt receiving part 2 of the dirt treating tool 1 and elastically and temporarily fastening the dirt treating sack 4 with a fastening tool 5 and is capable of holding a frame member 4c with fingers utilizing a gap between the frame member 4c and the vicinity of the rear end of the dirt receiving part 2 in a state of the dirt placed through the dirt treating sack 4 on the dirt receiving part 2, then pulling out the dirt receiving part 2 and thereby moving the dirt and the dirt treating sack 4 together with the dirt receiving part 2 by the own weight of the dirt such as dog feces, reasonably turning over the dirt treating sack 4 so that the outer surface thereof is the inside while carrying the dirt on the outer surface thereof, housing the dirt in the interior of the dirt treating sack 4, pulling out the dirt receiving part 2 from the interior of the dirt treating sack 4 and thereby releasing the temporary fastening.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a waste disposal tool for treating feces discharged by a dog, for example, while the dog is walking, and a waste disposal sack used therefor.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Generally, it is troublesome to clean up dog feces.
It is annoying for the owner. For example, feces that a dog walks cannot be left as it is,
He dug a hole with a scoop or carried a plastic bag, and picked up feces in the scoop and put it inside the plastic bag and brought it back.

However, the method of digging and burying a hole can be performed only in a place where the soil is exposed, and a method of picking it up with a scoop may be used in a place where the soil is exposed, but it is used in a place where the soil is paved. Even if the dung is picked up with care, traces of the dung remain, annoying nearby residents. In addition, in these processes, it is not possible to use one hand, and it is quite troublesome to perform the process while restraining the dog with a string attached to the neck so that the dog does not move around with one hand.

Therefore, as described in, for example, Japanese Patent No. 2834698 (Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 9-224518), a pair of arms is provided with bag attaching means for detachably attaching an opening of a bag for taking in feces. In a state where the bag is attached, when the dog enters the defecation state, operating the lever, opening the pair of arms, opening the mouth of the bag,
Dog dropping implements have been proposed in which the droppings are carried to the underside of the dog and the droppings are received in a bag.

[0005]

However, such a dung removal tool is premised on that the dog hardly moves during defecation, and when the dog shakes the ass during defecation, the movement is reduced. In some cases, the mouth of the bag cannot be followed well, and the droppings may not enter the bag well. Also, if the droppings do not enter the bag well and fall to the ground, it is necessary to pick it up with a scoop and put it in the bag as in the past.

[0006] Further, it is also practiced to use a bag to reach into the bag, grasp the dog droppings, and invert the bag to store the dog droppings inside the bag. But
When such treatment is performed by indirectly touching the dog droppings through a bag, the dog droppings are uncomfortable due to the poor touch when grasping the dog droppings because the dog droppings are soft and warm.

[0007] In addition to the treatment of dog droppings, there is a demand for the treatment of dirt such as furrows without feeling unpleasant.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION It is an object of the present invention to provide a filth disposal tool which can easily treat filth such as dog feces without feeling uncomfortable, and a filth treatment sack used therefor.

[0009]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a filth disposal tool for storing filth, such as dog droppings, in a filth disposal sack, which is attached to the inside of the periphery near the opening of the filth disposal sack. A frame member that holds a constant opening area for the opening, and a storage portion on the upper side, by inserting the frame member into the waste disposal sack in a mounted state from the front end side,
A filth receiving portion in which a gap into which a finger can be inserted is formed between the filth disposal sack and the filth disposal sack at a portion where the filth disposal sack is mounted around the frame member, and a rear end portion of the filth receiving portion A holding portion that is connected to the rear and extends rearward, and a stopper that is provided on the waste receiving portion and temporarily stops the waste disposal sack attached to the waste receiving portion elastically with respect to the waste receiving portion. It is provided.

In this way, for example, in the case of treating dog droppings as waste, the waste receiving section to which the waste disposal sack is attached has a storage section on the upper side, so that the dog is ready for defecation. Sometimes, when the waste disposal sack is mounted, the grasping portion is grasped, and the waste receiving portion is moved to the lower side of the dog's buttocks, and the dropping dog droppings can be easily received in the storage portion. At this time, a filth disposal sack is mounted around the filth receptacle, and the frame member is mounted inside the periphery near the opening of the filth disposal sack. The members do not get dirty. The person receiving the dog droppings holds the grip, so that the hands do not become dirty. In addition, when processing dirt such as mud in the groove in the groove sweeping, the mud and the like in the groove are scooped up by the dirt receiving portion equipped with the dirt disposal sack, and the dirt is smoothly stored in the storage portion. You.

Further, when the waste disposal sack is mounted around the waste receiving portion, a gap is formed between the frame member and the vicinity of the rear end of the waste receiving portion so that a finger can be inserted. While holding the frame member with your fingers using the gap,
By pulling out the waste receiving part, the waste and the waste disposal sack also move together with the waste receiving part by the weight of the waste such as dog feces and mud from the part where the frame member is provided, and the waste disposal sack is removed. With the dirt placed on the outer surface, the outer surface is easily turned inside out so that the dirt is stored inside the dirt treatment sack. At this time, the stopper only elastically presses a part of the filth disposal sack against the filth receptacle, so that by temporarily pulling out the filth receptacle from the inside of the filth disposal sack, the temporary fixing can be easily performed. It is released.

It is preferable that the waste receiving portion has a scoop shape in which the front end portion becomes shallower as the front end portion becomes closer to the front side.

[0013] In this way, for example, when treating dog droppings as filth, the dog shakes his butt,
Even in a case where the droppings of the dog cannot be received and fall to the ground, since the waste receiving portion has the shape of a scoop, it can be scooped up in the same manner as a conventional scoop. In this case, since it is scooped up on the sewage treatment sack attached to the sewage receiving section, the state is the same as when the feces of a dog are received in the air. In addition, when the dirt such as the mud in the groove is to be treated in the groove sweeping, the scoop shape of the waste receiving portion facilitates the operation of scooping up the mud and the like in the groove.

Further, it is preferable that the holding portion has a multi-stage structure in which a plurality of members are connected to each other in a stretchable manner.

[0015] In this way, by extending and contracting the gripping portion, it is possible to adjust dog feces, mud in the groove and the like to a length that can easily treat filth. In particular, if the grip portion is instantaneously extended by a button operation or the like, for example, even if the dog suddenly takes a defecation posture, it is possible to quickly respond.

Furthermore, as in the waste disposal tool of claim 4,
The waste receiving part may be provided with an end protection member attached to a front end of the waste receiving part with the waste disposal sack attached.

In this way, the front end of the waste receiving portion is protected by the end protection member, and the waste receiving portion is made into a scoop like a scoop to scoop up dog droppings on the road surface or to remove a groove. In the case of rubbing, even if the road surface or the groove bottom is strongly rubbed, the waste disposal sack does not break.

Further, as in the filth disposal tool according to claim 5, a sheet member wound into a roll is provided at a rear portion of the filth receiving portion, and a front end of the filth receiving portion is provided at a front end of the sheet member. It is also possible to provide a locking portion detachably locked to the portion.

With this configuration, after the waste is stored in the waste disposal sack, the sewage disposal sack is placed on the waste receiving portion with the opening of the waste disposal sack closed, and the sheet member is pulled out to fix the locking portion to the waste receiving sack. The filth disposal sack in which the filth is stored is held in the filth receiving part by engaging with the front end of the part. Therefore, it becomes possible to hold the waste storage sack after the waste disposal in the waste receptacle and carry it around without having to carry a bag or the like for putting the waste storage sack after the waste disposal separately.

According to a sixth aspect of the present invention, there is provided a waste disposal sack used for the waste disposal tool according to any one of the first to fifth aspects, wherein an opening is formed at one end and a closed end is formed at the other end. A bag-shaped sack main body, and an annular ring that is provided on the periphery near the opening of the sac main body and forms a gap between the filth receptacle and the filth receptacle when mounted on the filth receptacle. A frame member. Here, the frame member may be fixed to a peripheral edge near the opening, or may be detachable so that it is provided only when necessary.

According to this structure, since the annular frame member is provided on the periphery near the opening of the sack body, the sewage disposal sack is provided on the outer surface of the sewage treatment sack in the sewage receiving section.
Using the gap formed between the waste receiving portion and the frame member while holding the waste such as dog droppings and mud, the frame member is grasped with fingers, and the waste receiving portion is placed in a waste disposal bag. By pulling out from inside, bordering on the part where the frame member is provided,
The filth and the filth disposal sack also move together with the filth receiving part due to the weight of the filth, and the filth disposal sack is turned over naturally so that the outer surface is inside with the filth placed on the outer surface, and the filth is removed. Stored inside the processing sack.

As in the sewage treatment sack of claim 7, the width is gradually reduced from the opening toward the closed end, and the width of the closed end is smaller than the width of the front end of the waste disposal tool. It is preferable that the size is substantially the same.

With this configuration, the diameter is gradually reduced from the opening to the closed end, and the width of the closed end is a size substantially corresponding to the width of the front end of the waste disposal tool. Therefore, when the waste receiving portion of the waste disposal tool according to claim 1 or 2 is inserted and mounted around the waste receiving portion, the waste receiving portion is mounted on the waste receiving portion at the front end portion with little gap.

[0024]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a plan view of a waste disposal tool for putting waste such as dog droppings into a waste disposal sack, and FIG. 2 is a front view of the waste disposal tool with a part thereof omitted.

As shown in FIG. 1 and FIG.
Is provided with a scoop-shaped waste receiving part 2 having a storage part 2a on the upper side, and a grip part 3 of a fixed length that is provided continuously to the rear end of the waste receiving part 2 and extends rearward. The waste receiving portion 2 has a bottom wall portion 2b that forms a lower surface, and a front inclined wall portion 2c that is continuous with the front side of the bottom wall portion 2b and that extends obliquely with respect to the bottom wall portion 2b. It is formed so that the width gradually increases as the width increases. In the bottom wall portion 2b and the front inclined wall portion 2c, a large number of elongated holes 2d and 2e extending in the front-rear direction are regularly formed for weight reduction.

The waste receiving portion 2 further includes a bottom wall portion 2b.
A rear wall 2f extending upward from a rear edge of the bottom wall 2;
b and left and right side walls 2g and 2h extending upward from the left and right side edges of the front inclined wall 2c. In the front inclined wall portion 2c, which is the front portion of the waste receiving portion 2, the depth becomes shallower toward the front.

As described above, the storage portion 2a is formed by surrounding the bottom wall portion 2b with the front inclined wall portion 2c, the rear wall portion 2f, and the left and right side wall portions 2g and 2h. Also, since the front part of the waste receiving part 2 is the front inclined wall part 2c,
It can function as a scoop, making it easier to scoop up dog droppings from the ground.

The waste receiving portion 2 is provided with a waste disposal sack 4 (see FIG. 3) from the front end (front side inclined wall portion 2c) side.
, The waste disposal sack 4 is attached to the periphery. On the rear side of the rear wall portion 2f of the waste receiving portion 2, a stopper 5 for temporarily temporarily fixing the waste disposal sack 4 attached around the waste receiving portion 2 to the waste receiving portion 2 is provided. It is provided rotatably via a support member 6. The stopper 5 has a holding portion 5a extending to the lower side of the bottom wall 2b, and is provided by a spring (not shown).
The sewage treatment sack 4 is always urged in a direction to temporarily hold the sewage treatment sack 4 between the bottom wall 2b and a part thereof. Here, the stopper 5 is provided to elastically temporarily fix the waste disposal sack 4 below the bottom wall 2b of the waste receiving portion 2, but it is not always necessary to temporarily fix the waste treatment sack 4 at that portion. Of course, as long as there is no possibility that dog droppings will adhere to the portion, one or more portions can be provided in that portion.

As shown in FIG. 4, the filth disposal sack 4 has a bag-shaped sac main body 4a, and a sack main body 4a is made of, for example, synthetic resin or corrugated cardboard inside the periphery near the opening 4b of the sac main body 4a. The annular frame member 4c is fixed. The frame member 4c is formed of a frame having a rectangular cross section and a constant width, and maintains a constant opening area for the opening 4b. Therefore, when the filth disposal sack 4 is mounted around the filth receptacle 2, a gap is formed in the portion where the frame member 4c is provided, in which a finger can be inserted. By utilizing this gap, the waste disposal sack 4 can be easily turned inside out as described later.

The frame member 4c has a foldable portion S at a corner thereof and an intermediate portion of a specific side, is configured to be foldable, and can be folded, for example, into a triangular cross section.

Further, the width of the waste disposal sack 4 itself gradually decreases from the opening 4b toward the closed end 4d so that the width of the closed end 4d substantially matches the width of the waste receiving portion 2. Is formed. By forming in this manner, since the width of the opening 4b is wide, insertion into the waste receiving portion 2 becomes easy, and further, the width of the closed end 4d substantially matches the width of the waste receiving portion 2. Therefore, there is little gap between the sack body 4a of the sewage treatment sack 4 and the sewage receiving portion 2, and when the sewage receiving portion 2 receives dog droppings or scoops up the ground droppings. In addition, the sack body 4a does not flutter and is excellent in handleability.

Next, a method of treating dog droppings using the waste disposal tool 1 will be described.

First, as shown in FIG. 3, the waste disposal sack 4 is inserted into the waste receptacle 2 of the waste disposal tool 1 from the front end side, and is temporarily elastically fixed with the stopper 5. At this time,
By rotating the stopper 5 in the stop releasing direction against the spring force of the spring, the bottom wall 2b of the waste receiving portion 2
A part of the periphery of the opening 4a of the waste disposal sack 4 (including a part of the frame member 4c) can be elastically sandwiched between the lower surface of the stopper 5 and the holding portion 5a of the stopper 5. At this time, the frame member 4c can be folded to have, for example, a triangular cross section (see FIG. 5). When folded in this way, the waste disposal sack 4 is mounted along the surface of the waste receptacle 2, which is advantageous in reliably receiving dog droppings.

When the dog enters the state of defecation with the waste disposal sack 4 mounted, the grip part 3 is gripped, the waste receiving part 2 is moved to the lower side of the dog's buttocks, and the feces are removed. Just wait for the fall. Since the waste receiving portion 2 of the waste disposal tool 1 has a scoop shape having the storage portion 2a on the upper side, the falling feces A can be received without difficulty as shown in FIG.

After receiving the droppings of the dog, hold the holding portion 3 with one hand.
, So that the frame member 4c of the waste disposal sack 4 is, for example,
When the waste receiving portion 2 is pulled out from the inside of the waste disposal sack 4 in a state of being gripped by utilizing the gap between the waste receiving portion 2 and the waste receiving portion 2, as shown in FIG. Remains on the outer surface of the waste disposal sack 4, and the waste disposal sack 4 is turned upside down.

As a result, since the outside surface of the sewage treatment sack 4 which was initially on the outside is turned inside out and the inside surface is outside, the feces of the dog are stored inside the sewage treatment sack 4. become. At this time, the holding portion 5 of the stopper 5
a is a waste receiving part 2 due to the spring force of the spring.
Since only the part of the waste disposal sack 4 is elastically pressed against the lower surface of the bottom wall part 2b, by temporarily pulling out the waste reception part 2 from the interior of the waste disposal sack 4, the temporary fixing can be easily performed. It is released.

Therefore, the waste disposal sack 4 can be turned upside down and the dog feces A can be stored therein without directly or indirectly touching the dog feces A. Further, since the dog waste A does not touch the waste receiving portion 2 itself, the waste receiving portion 2 is not stained by the dog waste A.

Since the frame member 4c is foldable, it can be easily closed by twisting the opening 4b of the waste disposal sack 4, as shown in FIG.

Further, even when the feces A fall to the ground due to the dog shaking his butt, etc., the waste receiving portion 2
Is a front inclined wall portion 2 which becomes shallower as the front end portion becomes the front side.
Since it has a scoop shape having c, it can be scooped up in the same manner as a conventional scoop for picking up dog droppings, and the dog droppings are stored inside the waste disposal sack 4 in the same manner as described above. be able to.

Therefore, not only can the dog droppings be received in the air but also if it falls to the ground, it can be scooped up and stored inside the waste disposal sack 4 without using another tool such as a scoop. Very convenient.

In the above embodiment, only the waste disposal sack 4 is attached to the waste receptacle 2, but when the droppings of a dog fall on the road surface, the waste receptacle 2 is removed. Since it is used as a scoop, in such a case, as shown in FIG. 8, for example, a waste treatment sack 4 is attached to the waste receiving portion 2, and an end protection member 11 having a U-shaped cross section is attached to the front end thereof. It can be worn to protect the front end and prevent the waste disposal sack 4 from breaking when treating dog droppings. In this case, the end protection member 11 can be made disposable by forming the end protection member 11 from an inexpensive material such as plastic. So you don't feel uncomfortable. In addition,
Dog droppings are usually received in the air by the waste receiving portion 2 before falling on the road surface, and in such a case, the end protection member 11 does not need to be provided.

Also, by providing such an end protection member 11, the front end of the waste receiving portion 2 can be protected and used as a normal scoop, so that dog feces as waste can be treated. For example, it is used for scooping up mud and the like in the ditch in the ditch, and the mud and the like in the ditch are stored in the sewage treatment sack 4 and treated as sewage as in the case of dog feces described above. It is also possible to do.
In this case, the end protection member described above is formed by using a highly rigid material such as a steel plate, so that the end protection member is washed after the treatment of dirt such as groove flutes and used repeatedly. Is also possible. Further, the end protection member 11 is
With a shape that only covers the front end, the upper portion may be longer than the lower portion so as to cover the entire upper surface of the storage portion 2a of the waste receiving portion 2.

As shown in FIG. 9, a cover means 22 having a sheet member 21 wound in a roll is provided at a rear portion of the waste receiving portion 2, and the waste material is provided at a front end of the sheet member 21. An engaging portion 23 that can be detachably engaged with the front end of the receiving portion 2 may be provided. With this configuration, for example, after the waste is stored in the waste disposal sack 4, the waste is placed on the waste receiving portion 2 with the opening of the waste disposal sack 4 closed, and the sheet member 21 is pulled out to lock the waste. 23 is fixed to the front end of the waste receiving portion 2 so that the sheet member 21 is in a stretched state, so that the waste disposal sack 4 containing the waste is held so as not to fall into the waste receiving portion 2. Can be. Therefore, it is possible to carry the filth after holding the filth and holding it in the filth receptacle 2, without having to carry a bag or the like separately, and it is not necessary to carry the filth directly by hand. Here, the sheet member 21 is biased by a spring member (not shown) in the winding direction, and the locking by the locking portion 23 is released, so that the sheet member 21 is automatically activated by the spring force of the spring member. It can also be made to be wound up in a roll form.

Further, in the above-described embodiment, the grip portion has a fixed length, but has a multi-stage structure in which a plurality of members are elastically connected.
The length can be adjusted. In that case,
It is not limited to the case of simply expanding and contracting by hand or the like, but the gripping portion can be instantaneously extended by a button operation or the like. For example, a plurality of cylindrical members are combined to form a telescopic telescopic structure, and a spring for biasing them in the extension direction is provided inside. And by operating the button, the lock by the locking tool is released,
By applying the spring force of the spring, each tubular member can be instantaneously moved in the extension direction to be in a long extended state, while each tubular member is moved against the spring force. If this is the case, it can be locked in that state by a locking tool, and can be brought into a contracted state with a short length. With this configuration, the grip portion can be instantaneously extended by operating the button, so that it is possible to promptly respond to a sudden dog departure.

In the above-described embodiment, the filth treatment sack having a frame member fixed to the periphery near the opening is used. However, the filth treatment sack used in the filth treatment tool is not necessarily a frame member. It is not necessary to be fixed, and it is detachable. For example, a bag normally used for packaging food in a supermarket or the like is used, and a sack (bag) for filth disposal is performed each time filth disposal is performed.
It is also possible to mount a frame member on the frame.

In the above embodiment, the filth treatment sack is formed by using a transparent sheet material or a translucent sheet material. In this case, even when the dog feces are stored inside, the sewage treatment sack is formed. Since the dung can be seen from the outside,
It is also possible to use an opaque sheet material or a colored sheet material in which dog feces are not visible from the outside.

[0048]

The present invention is embodied as described above, and has the following effects.

According to the first aspect of the present invention, the filth treatment sack is mounted around the filth receptacle having the storage section on the upper side to treat filth such as dog droppings and mud in the ditch. In addition, the waste receiving portion and the like are not stained by the waste and the waste receiving portion does not feel uncomfortable no matter how many times it is used.

When the waste disposal sack is mounted, a gap is formed between the frame member and the waste receiving portion so that a finger can be inserted. By pulling out the waste receiving portion while holding the member, the waste disposal sack can be easily turned over so that the outer surface is on the inner side while the waste is placed on the outer surface, and The waste can be stored inside the waste disposal sack without touching it.

According to the second aspect of the present invention, since the waste receiving portion is shaped like a scoop, it can be used for treating dog droppings.
Even in the case where the dog's droppings fall on the ground due to the dog's waving or the like, the scoop can be scooped up in the same manner as the conventional scooping up from the ground. Therefore, not only can dog droppings be caught in the air, but also can be processed when dropped on the ground. Also, in the case of waste treatment such as groove erosion, the treatment is similarly facilitated.

According to the third aspect of the present invention, since the grip portion is configured to be extendable and retractable by the multi-stage rod, the length of the grip portion can be reduced.
It can be easily adjusted to a length that is easy to receive dog droppings and a ditch.

According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, an end protection member is detachably attached to a front end of the waste receiving portion with the waste receiving sack attached to the waste receiving portion. The front end of the waste receiving portion can be protected by the portion protection member. Therefore, even when the waste receiving portion is handled like a scoop, the waste can be treated without breaking the waste treatment sack, and can be used for waste treatment over a wide range in the waste treatment such as groove scooping.

The invention according to claim 5 is characterized in that the rear part of the waste receiving part is
It is provided with a sheet member wound in a roll shape, and the front end of the sheet member is provided with a locking portion that is locked to the front end of the waste receiving portion. After being stored in the sack, by pulling out the sheet member and locking the locking portion to the front end of the filth receiving portion, the filth treatment sack containing the filth can be held in the filth receiving portion and carried. .

According to the sixth aspect of the present invention, since the annular frame member is provided on the periphery near the opening, the waste is placed on the outer surface of the waste disposal sack in the storage portion of the waste receiving portion while the waste is placed on the outer surface of the waste disposal sack. By pulling out the receiving part from the inside of the sewage treatment sack, the sewage treatment sack can be easily turned over so that the outer surface is on the inside from the part where the frame member is provided. Can be stored inside.

According to a seventh aspect of the present invention, the width is gradually reduced from the opening to the closed end, and the width of the closed end is substantially equal to the width of the front end of the waste disposal tool. Therefore, when inserting the filth receptacle of the filth disposal tool according to claim 1 or 2 and mounting it around the filth receptacle, it can be attached to the filth receptacle at the front end without much gap, Handling becomes easy.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a plan view of a waste disposal tool according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a side view of the same.

FIG. 3 is a side view showing a state in which a waste disposal sack is attached to the waste disposal tool according to the present invention.

FIG. 4 shows the use of the waste disposal device according to the present invention to remove dog droppings.
It is explanatory drawing of the operation | movement stored in a waste disposal sack.

FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram of the operation.

FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram of the operation.

FIG. 7 is an explanatory diagram of the operation.

FIG. 8 is an explanatory diagram of another embodiment.

FIG. 9 is an explanatory diagram of still another embodiment.

[Explanation of symbols]

 REFERENCE SIGNS LIST 1 filth disposal tool 2 filth receptacle 2 a storage section 3 gripping part 4 filth disposal sack 4 a sac body 4 b opening 4 c frame member 4 d closed end 5 stopper 5 a pressing part 11 end protection member 21 sheet member 23 locking part

Claims (7)

[Claims] 1. A filth disposal tool for storing filth such as dog droppings in a filth disposal sack, wherein the filth disposal sack is mounted inside a periphery near an opening of the filth disposal sack and has a constant opening area with respect to the opening. A frame member for holding the sewage treatment sack, which has a storage section on the upper side and is inserted from the front end side into the sewage treatment sack in which the frame member is attached, so that the sewage treatment sack is mounted around, A filth receiving portion in which a gap is formed in the provided portion, in which a finger can be inserted between the filth disposal sack and the filth disposal sack; a grip portion connected to a rear end of the filth receiving portion and extending rearward; A filth disposal tool provided on the filth receptacle, and a stopper for elastically temporarily fixing the filth disposal sack attached to the filth receptacle to the filth receptacle. 2. The waste disposal tool according to claim 1, wherein the waste receiving portion has a scoop shape such that the front end portion becomes shallower as the front end portion becomes forward. 3. The waste disposal tool according to claim 1, wherein the grip portion has a multi-stage structure in which a plurality of members are elastically connected. 4. The waste disposal apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising an end protection member attached to a front end of the waste receiving portion with the waste disposal sack attached to the waste receiving portion. Waste disposal tools. 5. A waste material receiving portion further comprising a sheet member wound in a roll at a rear portion thereof, and is detachably engaged with a front end portion of the sheet member at a front end portion of the waste receiving portion. The waste disposal tool according to any one of claims 1 to 4, further comprising a locking portion. 6. A sewage treatment sack used for the sewage disposal tool according to claim 1, wherein an opening is formed at one end and a closed end is formed at the other end. A sac body, and an annular frame member provided on a peripheral edge near the opening of the sac body and forming a gap between the sewage receiving portion and the sewage receiving portion of the sewage disposal tool. A waste disposal sack characterized by the following. 7. A width is gradually reduced from the opening toward the closed end, and the width of the closed end is substantially equal to the width of the front end of the waste disposal tool. The waste disposal sack according to claim 6.