JP2005178891A - Green tea tissue case - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a green tea plastic tissue case for calming down with green tea aroma or with the spreading of the aroma and for preventing a person touching the case after someone who has a cold, etc. from being infected with pathogens such as virus of cold by the antibacterial characteristic of green tea. <P>SOLUTION: This green tea tissue case comprises a container main body 1 having a bottom with a top opening and a cover 4 which fits removably the top opening and can rest directly on the bottom of the body. The cover 4 has a tissue paper taking out opening 5. At least the cover 4 is made of plastic mixed with powdered green tea leaves or used green tea leaves. Because the cover is made of plastic mixed with powdered green tea leaves or used green tea leaves, the deep aroma of green tea from the tissue case calms down people who use the case. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2005,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to a plastic tissue case that is used by transferring a tissue paper in a commercially available paper box from the paper box, and has an aroma, and at least a portion that can be touched by hands when taking out the tissue paper is antibacterial. This relates to a tissue case having a sterilizing property or a bactericidal property.

  It is known that the scent of tea has a soothing effect, and not only the scent of tea you drink, but also enjoys only the scent in a tea incense burner, etc. In addition, various fragrances on tissue paper What is soaked is commercially available, but commercially available tissue paper with fragrance was expensive to purchase as a daily necessities.

  Also, it seems unsuitable to put tissue paper in a paper box in a well-equipped room, and there are many people who use it by transferring the tissue paper in a paper box to a tissue case made of plastic that suits the atmosphere of the room.

  In addition, people who have a cold often use tissue paper when wiping the runny nose, but often hands touch the vicinity of the tissue case outlet when removing tissue paper. However, a pathogen such as a cold is attached to the hand of a person who has caught a cold, and a pathogen has adhered to the vicinity of the tissue case outlet from this hand, and a person who touched the vicinity of the outlet of the tissue case later There was a risk of being infected by a pathogen through the tissue case's exit.

  However, no tissue case has been known which has an effect of taking preventive measures against such infection and relieving feelings by aroma.

  In addition, the technology of injection molding by mixing things other than plastics such as tea leaves with plastics such as polypropylene is to dry the mixed materials as appropriate and apply colorants such as pigments by dry color coloring method or masterbatch manufacturing technology etc. It is possible to apply the technique of mixing with the raw material resin, or the technique of dispersing the additive used when adding talc to the plastic in order to increase the specific gravity and rigidity of the plastic. This is well known or publicly known as disclosed in -96319.

  This invention is a plastic tissue case that is used by transferring tissue paper in a paper box from the paper box, and the fragrance of the green tea that the tissue case has, or the fragrance of the green tea in the tissue case that has been transferred to the tissue paper contained therein In other words, people who can soften the feelings of the person who uses green tea transferred to the tissue paper, and at least have the antibacterial or bactericidal properties of green tea in the drop lid of the tissue case. Even if a hand such as a cold touches the lid and a pathogen such as a cold adheres to the lid, the pathogen is weakened or killed by the antibacterial or bactericidal properties of the green tea contained in the lid, and other people later Even if you touch the drop lid of the tissue case, it makes it difficult for the pathogen to move to the hand of the person who touched it later In people who touched it is an object of the present invention to prevent the risk of being infected with a pathogen, such as a cold through the tissue case.

  The green tea tissue case of the present invention has a bottomed container body having an open top, and a drop lid that can be detachably attached to the top container opening and can be dropped to the bottom of the container body. In the tissue case in which the tissue paper outlet hole is provided in the dropping lid, at least the dropping lid is molded by mixing green tea leaves or tea husks into a plastic and solving the above problems.

  The green tea tissue case of this invention is made by mixing at least the drop lid with green tea leaves or tea husks and mixing with plastic so that some incense burners are softened by the scent of tea. The fragrance of tea familiar to people has the feature of soothing the feelings of people using green tea tissue cases.

  Moreover, since the tissue paper stored in the green tea tissue case is covered with a drop lid formed by mixing green tea leaves or tea shells with plastic, the fragrance of the tea filled from the drop lid into the green tea tissue case is at least a tissue The incense is transferred to paper, and when the tissue paper is taken out and brought to the tip of the nose, it has a feature that softens the feelings of the person using it.

  In addition, at least a tissue case drop lid that is easy to touch with hands and fingers when taking tissue paper is molded by mixing green tea leaves or tea powder powder with plastic, so at least the antibacterial or bactericidal action of green tea The drop lid has antibacterial and bactericidal properties. As a result, the hand of a sick person who caught a cold, etc. dropped the lid, that is, touched the vicinity of the outlet of the tissue case, and the pathogen was also weakened or weakened by the antibacterial or bactericidal properties of the lid. By killing and making it difficult for pathogens such as colds to move to the hands of people who touched the vicinity of the tissue case outlet later, it is possible to prevent the risk of infection of pathogens through the tissue case. is there.

  Embodiments of the green tea tissue case of the present invention will be described below based on the drawings.

  A bottomed container body 1 having an open top is formed of polystyrene in a rectangular box shape, and hemispherical leg portions 2 project from the vicinity of the four corners of the bottom bottom surface.

  The container opening 3 at the top of the container body 1 is fitted with a detachable rectangular plate-shaped lid 4 that is slightly smaller than the inner diameter of the container opening 3 and can be dropped to the bottom of the container body 1. In the vicinity of the center of the drop lid 4, an elongated outlet 5 is opened along the long side of the drop lid 4. And molded using an injection molding machine.

  In this embodiment, green tea leaves or tea husks are dried to a moisture content of about 8% and mixed into a powder, and the weight ratio of polypropylene and green tea leaves or tea husks is mixed to be about 50:50. A molding raw material was prepared by mixing well-known or publicly known techniques for producing colored molding raw materials called powdered green tea leaves or tea husks into polypropylene.

  Next, the case where the green tea tissue case of this embodiment is used will be described.

First, the drop lid 4 is taken out from the container body 1 of the green tea tissue case, a box of tissue in a commercially available paper box is opened, a bundle of tissue paper 6 is taken out, and this bundle of tissue paper 6 is shown in FIG. As shown in FIG.

Next, a drop lid 4 is placed on the bundle of tissue paper 6 stored in the container body 1 as shown by an arrow B in FIG. As shown in FIG. 4, the take-out end 7 of the tissue paper 6 is taken out above the take-out port 5.

Thereafter, when the tissue paper 6 is used, the tissue paper 6 can be taken out by picking up the take-out end 7 of the tissue paper 6 drawn to the upper side of the take-out port 5 as shown in FIG.

  In this embodiment, the dropping lid 4 is molded using an injection molding machine by mixing dry green tea leaves or tea husk powdered with polypropylene, but the plastic is not limited to polypropylene, If the mixture of dried green tea leaves or tea husk powder is a plastic that can be molded using an injection molding machine, any plastic such as polystyrene, methacrylic resin, AS resin, ABS resin, polyethylene, etc., is used. be able to.

  If the moisture content of the green tea leaves or tea husks is too high, steam may be generated when the raw resin is melted at a high temperature with a molding machine, which may leave defective marks such as silver strips on the molded product or hinder injection molding. Therefore, the water content is desirably 10% or less.

  Further, the weight ratio of the plastic to the dried green tea leaves or tea shells is not limited to the above, and the weight ratio of the plastic to the dried green tea leaves or tea shells is preferably about 40:60 to 80:20. If the ratio is lower, the strength of the product is reduced, and if the content ratio of the green tea leaves or tea husks is reduced, the fragrance felt from the product becomes thinner and the fragrance persistence is also reduced.

  Powdered green tea leaves or tea-filled plastics are not only used to make the masterbatch as described above, but also to increase the specific gravity and rigidity of the plastic, as well as the coloring technology called the dry color method that blends pigments into uncolored raw materials. It can also be obtained by applying an additive dispersion technique used when adding talc.

  The material of the container body 1 is not limited to polystyrene, and may be any plastic such as polystyrene, methacrylic resin, AS resin, ABS resin, polyethylene, and the like, as long as appropriate rigidity can be obtained. In the same manner as above, it may be molded from green tea leaves or plastic in a tea shell.

  Further, the container body 1 and the drop lid 4 are not limited to a rectangular shape, and any shape such as an oval shape can be used as long as the tissue paper can be accommodated therein and the tissue paper can be taken out by picking up the takeout end. It's okay.

  As described in detail in the above embodiment, in the green tea tissue case of the present invention, the aroma of green tea drifts from a plastic drop lid formed by mixing at least green tea leaves or tea husks, which can soften the user. There is.

  Moreover, since the tissue paper stored in the tissue case is covered with a drop lid, at least the fragrance of the tea filled in the tissue case from the drop lid is transferred to the tissue paper and becomes a scent. It has a feature that softens the feelings of the people who use it when they bring it.

Furthermore, even if a person who caught a cold tries to take out tissue paper and touches the lid with a filthy hand with a runny nose etc., the green tea tissue case of this example powdered green tea leaves or tea leaves into plastic Since the lid was formed by mixing things, the antibacterial action or bactericidal action of green tea also weakened or killed the pathogen that moved from the dirty hands to the lid, and the person who caught the cold that the next person used before It is possible to prevent the risk of infecting pathogens through tissue cases.

The perspective view which shows the state which accommodated the tissue paper in the green tea tissue case of the Example of this invention. The disassembled perspective view which shows the state which puts a tissue paper in the green tea tissue case of an Example similarly. Sectional drawing which shows the state which takes out tissue paper from the green tea tissue case of an Example similarly.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Container body 2 Leg part 3 Container opening part 4 Drop cover 5 Outlet 6 Tissue paper 7 Outlet 8 Hand

Claims (1)

It has a bottomed container body with an open top and a drop lid that can be attached to and detached from the top of the container opening and can be dropped down to the bottom of the container body. A green tea tissue case characterized in that at least the drop lid is formed by mixing green tea leaves or tea husks into powder and mixing with plastic.

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