JP2005237466A - Oscillating cleaning device - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a portable, simple and convenient cleaning device. <P>SOLUTION: This device is composed of a main body 1 that has an oscillating section 11 that electrically linearly moves back and forth, a clamp 12 that is installed on the oscillating section 11, and an L-shape cleaning head detachably held via the clamp 12 and is equipped with either a hammer 21 that has an irregular surface or a brush 22 on each end of the cleaning head 2. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2005,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to a vibratory dirt remover that removes local dirt such as stains generated on clothes, household goods, and the like using vibration.

  Dirt such as clothes and kimono is generally removed by washing means such as dry cleaning, but local dirt when ink, oil, soy sauce, etc. adheres or falls cannot be removed by dry cleaning etc. Usually it remains as a stain. For this reason, we try to remove the stain by soaking it again with a cleaning solution or rubbing it with a spatula or brush, but there are problems such as damaging the fabric. In addition, detergents, solvents, and the like are made into bubbles and sprayed or sucked with pressure, but the actual situation is that it is difficult to remove the dirt that has penetrated to the back.

  Patent Document 1 describes performing such stain removal using ultrasonic vibration. This will be briefly described with reference to FIGS.

FIG. 4 is a configuration diagram showing the configuration of the ultrasonic stain removing device 3. Reference numeral 31 denotes an ultrasonic wave generation head unit, 32 denotes a horn, 33 denotes a vibrator, 34 denotes an oscillator, and 35 denotes a power source. That is, the ultrasonic stain removing device 3 is configured by connecting a horn 32 having an ultrasonic generation head portion 31 at the tip to a vibrator 33, connecting an oscillator 34 to the vibrator 33, and connecting the oscillator 34 to a power source 35. The FIG. 5 is an explanatory view showing a situation in which clothes are removed using this ultrasonic stain remover 3, where C is clothes and P is a patch. A patch P or paper impregnated with water or a detergent is applied to the surface or back of the garment C with a stain, and the ultrasonic wave generation head unit 31 is applied to the stained portion to remove the stain. The dirt molecules are peeled off from the fibers of the clothes by agglomeration by ultrasonic waves or by a cavity phenomenon in a liquid in which gas is dissolved. However, the effect was not seen for long time.
JP-A-61-249500

  An object of this invention is to implement | achieve the dirt removal apparatus which can remove dirt easily and more completely with a simple apparatus.

  The present invention is a vibration type comprising a main body having a vibration part that reciprocates linearly in an electric manner, a clamp attached to the vibration part, and an L-shaped cleaning head that is detachably held via the clamp. A dirt remover, wherein the L-shaped cleaning head is provided with either a hammer having a concavo-convex surface at each end or a brush, or is electrically driven in a linear direction. A vibration type dirt remover comprising: a main body having a reciprocating vibration part; a clamp attached to the vibration part; and a linear cleaning head removably held via the clamp. This is a vibration-type dirt remover that has either a hammer with a rough surface at the tip or a brush. That.

  Since the vibration type dirt remover of the present invention is small, light and easy to carry, it can be used easily anywhere and can remove dirt attached to things efficiently in a short time. As well as improving the efficiency of clothes, the cleanliness of clothes and rooms is improved, and a comfortable living environment is realized.

  In the present invention, the electric reciprocating motion is used, soaking the soiled portion of the fabric with detergent, repeatedly hitting the hammer against the fabric to remove the soil, and then rinsing with water and rubbing with a brush. Drop it. By selecting the direction of the cleaning head, it can be used for two types of processes of hitting and reciprocating. Uses a hammer having an uneven surface at one end, an L-shaped cleaning head with a brush at the other end, or a hammer or brush having an uneven surface at the end without using an L-shaped cleaning head The above-described two types of processing are performed by alternately using linear cleaning heads.

  Needless to say, a main body having a vibration part that reciprocates in a linear direction by electric motor may be newly manufactured. However, a mechanism such as an electric shaver or an electric clipper can be used as it is. These are usually small high-speed motors, resin-made eccentric cams, crank mechanisms, and the like.

  In addition, since the attachment of the cleaning head is a clamp type, it can be changed to one having a different shape, hardness, etc., if necessary, and can be easily replaced with a new one due to wear or the like.

  A first embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a front view of a vibration type dirt remover according to an embodiment. Reference numeral 1 is a main body, 11 is a vibration part of the main body 1, and 12 is a clamp that is attached to the vibration part 11 and holds the cleaning head 2 detachably. , 13 is a switch.

  When the switch 13 is turned on, the vibrating part 11 reciprocates in the direction of the arrow by the mechanism as described above. In an electric razor or an electric clipper in which a fixed blade and a moving blade are combined, the fixed blade is attached to the main body 1 and the moving blade is attached to the vibrating portion 11. The same applies to the vibration type dirt remover of the present invention. The power source may be rechargeable or plugged into a household outlet.

  The clamp 12 is preferably a turn clip of a stationery, for example, so that it can be held and released with one touch. The clamp 12 holds a hammer 21 having an uneven surface at one end and an L-shaped cleaning head 2 having a brush 22 at the other end in a detachable manner. FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing the cleaning head 2. Reference numeral 20 denotes a holding portion that is held by the clamp 12, and is processed into a shape that is easy to hold in accordance with the clamp 12, that is, a flat surface. The whole is made of, for example, a hard resin. The hammer 21 and the brush 22 may be manufactured integrally with the holding unit 20, or another object may be bonded. It is optional to use a different material for the bristles of the brush.

  In the example of FIG. 1, the hammer 21 is directed in the direction of the arrow of the vibration part 11. It is supposed to be.

  The tip of the L-shaped cleaning head 2 is not necessarily provided with both the hammer 21 and the brush 22 as shown in this figure. For example, both are the hammer 21 or both are the brush 22 according to the use situation. It is optional. If both hammers 21 are used, the hammer 11 is vibrated in the lateral direction instead of the brush 22 of FIG. Further, when both are made of the brush 22, the brush 22 is vibrated in the direction of the hair instead of the hammer 21 of FIG. 1, so that it can be tapped softer than the hammer.

  FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of a cleaning head different from that shown in FIG. The cleaning heads 2a and 2b are linear and are provided with either a hammer 21 or a brush 22 having a concavo-convex surface at the tip, which are appropriately replaced and held in the clamp 12 of FIG. The method of use is the same as in the first embodiment.

  The dirt remover of these embodiments is about the size and weight of an electric razor, and can be easily carried around to use anywhere, and dirt that has penetrated deeply by two types of treatments: tapping and rubbing. It can be easily dropped.

  Although the example of stain removal of clothes and the like has been described above, the dirt remover of the present invention can also remove dirt other than clothes such as indoor cloth-laminated walls, chair cushions, and tile joints in baths.

It is a front view of the vibration type dirt remover of an example. It is a perspective view which shows the cleaning head of an Example. It is a perspective view which shows the other cleaning head of an Example. It is a block diagram of the stain removal apparatus in a prior art. It is explanatory drawing which shows the use condition of the stain removal apparatus in a prior art.

Explanation of symbols

1 Main body (of dirt remover) 2, 2a, 2b Cleaning head 3 Ultrasonic stain remover
11 Vibration section
12 Clamp
13 switch
20 Holding part
21 Hammer
22 brushes
31 Ultrasonic wave generation head
32 Horn
33 vibrator
34 Oscillator
35 Power C Clothes P Dressing

Claims (2)

  A main body (1) having a vibration part (11) that reciprocates in a linear direction by electric power, a clamp (12) attached to the vibration part (11), and detachably held via the clamp (12). And an L-shaped cleaning head (2), wherein the L-shaped cleaning head (2) has either a hammer (21) or a brush (22) having an uneven surface at each end. This is a vibratory dirt remover.   A main body (1) having a vibration part (11) that reciprocates in a linear direction by electric power, a clamp (12) attached to the vibration part (11), and detachably held via the clamp (12). And a linear cleaning head (2a, 2b) having a rugged surface at the tip of the linear cleaning head (2a, 2b) or a brush (22 ) A vibration-type dirt remover provided with any of the above.

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