JP2007268848A - Method of manufacturing paper or fabric attached with various powdery materials - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a method of attaching a perfume to Japanese paper, synthetic paper, fabric or the like which is used for wall paper, pillowcases, bedding and the like giving off a fragrance for a long period of time and Japanese paper, synthetic paper, fabric or the like attached with the perfume using the method. <P>SOLUTION: The paper or the fabric attached with the perfume is obtained by attaching a base material mixed with various powdery materials (vegetative powder of wood, bamboo, mugwort, aloe or the like and mineral powder of charcoal, rocks or the like), the perfume and an adhesive to paper, synthetic paper or fabric. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2008,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a method for adhering a base material in which a fragrance and an adhesive are mixed with various powdered materials, for example, wood chips, large sawdust, bamboo swarf, or charcoal powder, to Japanese paper or synthetic paper, or a fragrance. The present invention relates to a method for producing a finished paper or cloth.

  Various things have overflowed in the living environment, and various odors have come to drift. In order to remove such odors from the living environment, development of deodorizers is progressing. On the other hand, the development of fragrances for replacing unpleasant odors with pleasant fragrances is also underway. Rather than spraying the fragrance every time, let it permeate into wallpaper etc., always dissipate it, or give it a fragrance to the things you pick up, smelling the bad smell, uncomfortable feelings Efforts have been made to avoid doing so.

  Patent Document 1 has a configuration in which a microcapsule enclosing a fragrance component is detachably bonded to a part of a base material so that the base material has a fragrance. In addition, a part of the folded inner surface of the base material is bonded with an adhesive containing a microcapsule enclosing the fragrance component, and the microcapsule in which the fragrance component is encapsulated in the other part of the inner surface of the base material Are peelably bonded so that the substrate has a fragrance.

  Patent Document 2 is a fragrance printed matter in which at least a fragrance ink layer and a protective layer are provided on a substrate, and the protective layer is provided on the outermost layer by a printing method and is formed into a film. It is printed matter. The substrate is a substrate having printing ink permeability, and is a fragrant printed matter in which a barrier layer, a fragrance ink layer, and a protective layer are provided in this order on the substrate.

  Patent Document 3 discloses a method in which a mixed solution of a fragrance-containing emulsion and a polymer aqueous solution is applied to the back surface of a wallpaper produced by a normal wallpaper production process in which a wallpaper base paper is processed by resin coating, printing, embossing, and the like, and dried. It is.

  Claim 1 of Patent Document 4 discloses a disposable pillow cover, which is made of a nonwoven fabric to which a fragrance component is attached and is housed in an openable sealed container. The manufacturing method of Patent Document 4 discloses a disposable pillow cover in which a non-woven fabric is soaked with a fragrance and discarded when the fragrance disappears with a pillow cover housed in a sealed container.

Wallpapers and papers containing fragrance components developed with fragrances developed in this way have complicated methods for applying fragrances, or fragrances can be easily scattered with fragrances. There were drawbacks such as.
JP-A-6-328880 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 6-219084 JP-A-8-291500 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 10-66639

  An object of the present invention is to provide a method for attaching a fragrance to Japanese paper or synthetic paper, cloth, etc. that can be used for wallpaper, pillow covers, bedding, etc., which can disperse fragrance over a long period of time, and a fragrance using the method It is to provide Japanese paper or synthetic paper to which a fragrance that can be used for wallpaper, pillow cover, bedding, etc., is attached.

  As a result of diligent research to solve the above-mentioned problems, a long incense can be obtained by mixing a variety of powdered materials such as large sawdust, bamboo scrap, and charcoal powder with fragrance and paste and pasting them on paper, cloth, etc. The present invention was completed by succeeding in sustaining over time.

  A first feature of the present invention is that a paper or cloth having the base material attached thereto, wherein a base material in which a fragrance and an adhesive are mixed with various powdery substances is attached to paper, synthetic paper, or cloth. It is a manufacturing method. Adhesives and fragrances are mixed with various powder materials to form a base material. By sticking this base material on paper or cloth, it is possible to provide a wallpaper that emits a fragrance over a long period of time. In addition, it is possible to provide a bedding having a good scent by putting it in a pillow or making a bedding such as a pillow cover or a futon. Examples of various powder materials include vegetable powders such as wood, bamboo, mugwort, aloe, and straw. In addition, processed products of minerals such as charcoal and rocks, and powders such as silica gel can also be used.

  A second feature of the present invention is that the substrate according to claim 1 is attached to paper, synthetic paper, or cloth, and the paper, synthetic paper, or cloth substrate to which the substrate is attached is attached. A method for producing a paper, a synthetic paper, or a cloth having the substrate attached thereto, wherein paper, synthetic paper, or cloth is attached on the surface. Paste a base material mixed with various powdery substances and adhesives, or a base material mixed with various powdery substances, adhesives and fragrances on paper or cloth, and then stick paper or cloth on it. Thus, the base material can be prevented from falling off from the sticking surface. When silica gel is used as the substrate, it can be used as an insect-proof dry sheet.

  A third feature of the present invention is a paper or cloth with a fragrance attached, wherein a base material prepared by mixing wood powder or bamboo vinegar as an adhesive and a fragrance with various powdered materials is attached to Japanese paper or synthetic paper. It is a manufacturing method. Vegetable powder such as large sawdust or bamboo scrap, or charcoal scrap mixed with wood and bamboo vinegar as adhesive and fragrance, and pasted on paper or cloth for various uses such as wallpaper, screen, bedding, interior goods, etc. Can be used. Natural scents such as wood vinegar and bamboo vinegar have a relaxing and relaxing effect.

  A fourth feature of the present invention is a paper or cloth on which a fragrance is pasted, wherein a base material obtained by mixing an adhesive and a fragrance with various powdered substances is pasted on Japanese paper or synthetic paper, or cloth. . It is possible to provide a paper or cloth in which an adhesive and a fragrance are mixed and adhered to vegetable powder such as large sawdust or bamboo scrap, or charcoal scrap. Paper or cloth that is mixed with vegetable powder such as large sawdust or bamboo scraps, or charcoal with a fragrance and an adhesive and stuck to paper or cloth can be used for bedding, interior goods, and miscellaneous goods. Furthermore, when pasting on paper or cloth, it can provide a wallpaper that can be relaxed with fragrance, as well as softening eyes when pasted as a beautiful pattern. For example, cloth obtained by mixing perfume and adhesive with large sawdust, bamboo scrap, or charcoal scrap can be used as a pillow, a pillow cover, or a mat. It can also be used for car headrests, foot wipe mats, curtains, table cloths, and the like.

  The fifth feature of the present invention is that a thick Japanese paper or synthetic paper with a hole or a cloth is filled with a base material in which various powdered substances are mixed with an adhesive and a fragrance, and is thin from above and below. Japanese paper or synthetic paper, or paper or cloth to which a fragrance is attached, characterized in that a cloth is attached. When a hole is made in thick paper or cloth, the hole is filled with a base material made by mixing various powdered substances with adhesive and fragrance, and sandwiched with thin paper or cloth from above and below, the scent of the scent is moderate. It becomes. Also, it can cover the sticking part of the fragrance and draw a picture or pattern from above to make a wallpaper with a beautiful appearance.

  By mixing perfume and adhesive with vegetable powder such as wood dust, large saw dust, bamboo scrap, or charcoal as various powdered substances, it is easy to hold on paper and cloth, and the effect of perfume lasting longer There is. Thus, the paper and cloth on which the fragrance is stuck can be used for wallpaper, window screens, bedding, interior goods, insect-proof dried sheets, and the like. By using natural fragrances such as wood vinegar and bamboo vinegar as fragrances, wallpaper, window screens, pillow covers, etc. that have a relaxing and relaxing effect can be used.

    Materials for adsorbing and holding the fragrance used in the present invention are various powdered substances, for example, vegetable powdery substances such as wood chips, large sawdust and bamboo chips, or mineral powders such as charcoal powder, quartz and rocks. Substances can be exemplified. In addition to mugwort, aloe, and cocoon, plant powders can be made of natural fragrant materials such as plums, cherry blossoms, wood chips such as firewood, and large sawdust. The plant powder having such a natural fragrance can be expected not only to strengthen the fragrance but also to increase the fragrance retention time if the same kind of fragrance is used to emphasize the fragrance. Wood powder, large saw dust, bamboo scrap, mugwort, aloe, cocoon powder, etc., as fine particles as possible are easier to stick, but if the particles are too fine, it may take time to dry. There is a problem that the fragrance cannot be sufficiently emitted.

  The fragrances to be mixed and pasted with various powdered materials such as wood chips, large sawdust, bamboo scraps, mugwort, aloe, cocoon, etc., or charcoal powders may be natural fragrances or synthetic fragrances. The type is not limited. Examples include jasmine, basil, peppermint, rose, lavender, chamomile, lemon, sandalwood, sweet fennel, bitter orange, hinokitiol, wood vinegar, bamboo vinegar and the like. The addition amount of the fragrance varies depending on the type of the fragrance, the place of use and the purpose of use such as wallpaper and pillow cover, and the addition amount of the fragrance is not limited.

  Paste for use as an adhesive by mixing fragrances with various powdered materials such as wood chips, large sawdust, bamboo scraps, mugwort, aloe, firewood, or charcoal powder is manufactured from natural materials such as starch, konjak, cloth nori, glue The adhesive used may be either a synthetic adhesive or a synthetic adhesive, and the type of glue used as the adhesive is not particularly limited. The amount of glue used as an adhesive varies depending on the kind of glue, but it is usually sufficient to add about 0.5 to 20% to vegetable powder such as wood chips, large sawdust, bamboo scrap, or charcoal powder. .

  In order to stick a substrate mixed with vegetable powder such as wood chips, large sawdust, bamboo scraps, mugwort, aloe, firewood, etc., or charcoal powder, and a fragrance and an adhesive, it is illustrated in FIG. In this way, a rubber plate 11 or the like with holes 12 is used. The size and shape of the hole 12 to be drilled are not particularly limited. However, when the hole becomes deep, it is difficult to dry when the substrate 12 is put on a cloth or paper and then dried. There is a problem that it is easily broken later, and it is usually desirable that the hole diameter is about 5.0 to 15.0 mm and the depth is about 1.0 to 5.0 mm. The shape of the hole in the rubber plate that is drilled to put the base material on the cloth or paper can be exemplified by shapes such as flower shape, star shape, animal, etc. In order to insert and remove the mold, a round shape with no corners is desirable so that the corners are not lost.

  A method of filling a hole in a rubber plate with a base material prepared by mixing a fragrance and an adhesive into various powdered materials such as wood chips, large sawdust, bamboo scraps, mugwort, aloe, firewood, or charcoal powder, and sticking it to cloth or paper As shown in FIG. 2, in the case of a small amount, the base plate 17 is filled in the hole 12 formed on the rubber plate 11 and the base plate 17 is pressed against the cloth or paper 15 so that the base plate 17 is pressed against the cloth or paper 15. The top of the hole 12 may be flattened with a brush 13, but a large cloth or paper may be used, or a large amount of paper may be stuck on a roller or belt and dried continuously. It is.

    The screen frame for sticking a base material mixed with various powdered substances such as wood chips, large sawdust, bamboo worms, mugwort, aloe, firewood, or charcoal powder and fragrances, and glue used as an adhesive to cloth etc. As shown in FIG. 3, the size of the screen frame 18 varies depending on the size of the cloth or paper to which the substrate is attached. The screen 19 stretched on the inside of the screen frame 18 can be used by pasting a satin cloth having a hole of 30 to 60 mesh or a stainless steel material to the frame.

  Plum wood sawdust was used as various powdery substances. 10% of the glue used as an adhesive and an appropriate amount of plum flavor were mixed with the large sawdust of plum, and this was used as a base material to be adhered to paper or cloth. A rubber plate with a hole having a diameter of 10 mm and a depth of 2.0 mm shown in FIG. 1 is placed on the paper, and the base material previously mixed in the hole of the rubber plate is placed as shown in FIG. Then, the rubber plate was flattened with a spatula from above and the rubber plate was removed and dried so that the height of the mixed substrate was constant. As shown in FIG. 4, a paper was prepared by sticking a base material obtained by mixing ume flavors to large sawdust to paper.

  Cherry wood chips were used as vegetable powder. A large amount of cherry sawdust was mixed with 10% of the glue used as an adhesive and an appropriate amount of cherry fragrance. A rubber plate with a hole having a diameter of 10 mm and a depth of 2.0 mm shown in FIG. 1 is placed on the paper, and the base material previously mixed in the hole of the rubber plate is placed as shown in FIG. Then, the rubber plate was flattened with a spatula from above and the rubber plate was removed and dried so that the height of the mixed substrate was constant. As shown in FIG. 4, paper was prepared by adhering a base material in which cherry perfume was mixed with large sawdust of cherry on paper. Furthermore, 10% of paste and an appropriate amount of the same fragrance as described above were mixed with carbon powder to obtain a base material. A rubber plate with a hole diameter of 5.0 mm and a depth of 2.0 mm is placed on paper, and the charcoal powder previously mixed in the hole of the rubber plate as shown in FIG. The base plate was placed and flattened with a spatula from above, and the rubber plate was removed and dried so that the height of the mixed base material was constant. As a result, as shown in FIG. 5, a wallpaper was prepared in which a base material made of large cherry sawdust and a base material made of charcoal powder were alternately attached.

  The bamboo powder was mixed with 10% of the glue used as an adhesive and an appropriate amount of bamboo vinegar as a fragrance, and this was used as a base material. A rubber plate with a hole having a diameter of 10 mm and a depth of 2.0 mm is placed on the paper, the mixed base material is placed in the hole of the rubber plate, and flattened with a spatula from above. The plate was removed and dried. A wallpaper with the scent of bamboo vinegar was prepared.

  The bamboo powder was mixed with 10% of the glue used as an adhesive and an appropriate amount of bamboo vinegar as a fragrance, and this was used as a base material. A rubber plate with a hole having a diameter of 10 mm and a depth of 2.0 mm is placed on the cloth, the mixed base material is placed in the rubber hole, and flattened with a spatula from above. Was removed and dried. In this way, a pillow was prepared by putting a buckwheat husk inside the bag, with the surface of the cloth on which the base material mixed with bamboo scraps and fragrances was attached facing inside.

  10% of the paste used as an adhesive and an appropriate amount of lavender fragrance were mixed with the powder of Bincho charcoal, and this was used as a base material. A base material made of charcoal powder mixed with a fragrance and glue was placed on a screen frame 18 shown in FIG. 3 and adhered to a cloth so as to be pushed out of the screen 19 with a brush. The cloth with the base material was dried to prepare a cloth with lavender fragrance. A shading screen with the scent of lavender hung by the window was created.

  A large amount of sawdust was used as a fine powder, and 10% of starch paste used as an adhesive was mixed with the fine powder and an appropriate amount of hinokitiol was used as a base material. A base material made of cocoon powder mixed with hinokitiol and glue was placed on a screen frame 18 shown in FIG. 3 and attached to a cloth so as to be pushed out of the screen 19 with a brush. The cloth on which the substrate was adhered was dried to create a cloth with a scent of candy. This cloth was made into a bag and filled with a soft pipe made of synthetic resin to make a pillow. Hinokitiol has the power to suppress the growth of many germs, molds, mites, etc. even at a low concentration of about 100 ppm, and is an optimal fragrance for pillows. Hinokitiol is also used in cosmetics and hair nourishing agents, and is a fragrance that can be used with confidence.

  The base material 16 mixed with mugwort powder, mugwort extract and 10% of starch paste as an adhesive is filled in the hole 12 formed in the thick synthetic paper 14 shown in FIG. A paper with a mugwort scent was created. When used for wallpaper, the refreshing scent of mugwort will calm your mind and relieve your fatigue.

The perspective view of the rubber board which pierced the hole is shown. Sectional drawing which put the base material which mixed various powdery substances, the fragrance | flavor, and the adhesive in the hole of the rubber plate is shown. The perspective view of a screen frame is shown. The perspective view which stuck the base material which mixed various powdery substances, the fragrance | flavor, and the adhesive agent on the wallpaper is shown. The perspective view which stuck the base material which mixed charcoal powder or wood chips, the fragrance | flavor, and the adhesive on the wallpaper alternately is shown. It is a perspective view which shows the example which fills the base material which mixed various powdery substances, the fragrance | flavor, and the adhesive with the hole drilled in paper, and is pinched | interposed with another paper from the upper and lower sides.

Explanation of symbols

10: Paper 20 on which a base material mixed with various powdered substances, fragrances and adhesives is attached 20: Paper 11 on which base materials mixed with charcoal powder or vegetable powdery substances, fragrances and adhesives are alternately attached 11: Rubber plate 12: Hole 13: Brush 14: Paper 15: Cloth 16: Substrate mixed with vegetable powder, fragrance and adhesive 17: Substrate mixed with charcoal powder, fragrance and adhesive 18: Screen frame 19 :mesh

Claims (5)

  A method for producing a paper or cloth having a substrate adhered thereto, wherein a substrate obtained by mixing a fragrance and an adhesive with various powder substances is adhered to paper, synthetic paper, or cloth.   The base material according to claim 1 is attached to paper or synthetic paper or cloth, and the paper or synthetic paper to which the base material is attached, or paper or synthetic paper on the adhesive surface of the cloth base material, or A method for producing a paper or a synthetic paper, or a cloth having the substrate attached thereto, wherein the cloth is attached.   A method for producing a paper or cloth having a fragrance adhered thereto, wherein a base material obtained by mixing wood powder or bamboo vinegar as an adhesive and a fragrance with various powder substances is adhered to Japanese paper or synthetic paper.   A paper or cloth on which perfume is pasted, characterized in that a base material obtained by mixing an adhesive and perfume into various powdery substances is pasted on Japanese paper or synthetic paper or cloth.   Fill the holes of thick Japanese paper or synthetic paper or cloth with holes and fill it with a base material mixed with various powdered substances with adhesives and fragrances, and add thin Japanese paper or synthetic paper or cloth from above and below. Paper or cloth with a fragrance attached, which is characterized by being attached.

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