JP2000342896A - Presser bag for preventing slippage from bedding dryer - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a presser bar capable of preventing slippage from a bedding dryer and easily turning out the bedding or taking it in. SOLUTION: In the presser bar 1 for preventing slippage from bedding dryer, the bedding is dried on a clothing drying pole composed of straps 2 for fixture and a joint 3 of double link deviated from the center considering storage, the presser bar 1 for preventing slippage is overlapped on that bedding and while sandwiching the bedding, the clothing drying pole and the presser bar for preventing slippage are tied with the fixing straps. At the time of turning out the bedding, the bedding can be easily turned out as it is. When taking in the bedding in the evening, one of the fixing straps 2 easier for a user himself to take in the bedding is a little unfastened, the bedding is rolled up from the downside and bundled by thin strings so as to be easily taken with the presser bar 1. Then, the bedding can be pulled out toward the unfastened presser bar 1 and can be easily taken in.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a holding rod for preventing a futon from slipping down due to a drying wind or the like.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, when drying a futon, there are many pinch-type ones for preventing slippage due to wind or the like. This pinch type is only to prevent the futon from slipping down.

[0003]

Drying futons is hard work. It is not something you can do, such as drying it up and turning it over. Even if it dries, the inside where the two pieces meet is the end without seeing the sun.

[0004]

Means for Solving the Problems When drying the futon using the holding bar (1) for preventing the futon from drying, first hang the futon on a clothesline and then slightly slip the futon over the width of the futon. The futon is sandwiched between the clothesline with the drop-preventing holding rod (1) and fixed with the fixing string (2). Dry the futon in this way. When turning it over, you can easily turn it over like a flipped newspaper. Also, when taking in the evening, loosen only one of the fixed cords (2), which is easy to take in, lift up the futon from the bottom, bundle it with a thin string and hold it together with the holding rod (1) so that it is easy to hold Good. Then, the futon can be pulled out toward the holding rod (1) that has been loosened.
In addition, the holding rod (1) can be removed from the center (3) for compact storage.

[0005]

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION A clothesline consisting of a fixing string (2) and a seam (3) which is separated from the center in consideration of the time of storage in a futon drying down holding down rod (1). Dry the futon on the futon, and place the anti-slipping holding bar on the futon. Connect the drying rod and the anti-slipping holding bar with the fixed string across the futon. You can easily turn it over when you turn it over. Also, when taking in the evening, loosen one of the fixed cords (2) that are easy to take in, lift up the futon from the bottom, tie it with a thin string and hold it together with the holding rod (1). Good. Then, the futon can be pulled out toward the loosened holding rod (1), and can be easily taken in.

[0006]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below. This futon drip-preventing presser bar is inconvenient to pinch-type anti-slipping devices that have been used for a long time, and was created by considering a method that can be used more effectively. By using the present invention, the futon can be easily turned over, and can be taken in with half the force of the conventional case.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing the use of the futon drying prevention holding bar of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view when the holding bar of the present invention is turned over.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1. Hold down bar for slip prevention 2. 2. String for fixing The part that is connected when stored

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A futon drying prevention holding bar of a part (3) which is connected to two pieces for storing a futon drying prevention holding bar (1) and a fixing cord (2).