JP2010179068A - Dust catcher - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a conveniently portable and inexpensively manufacturable dust catcher by eliminating a problem that exists in a conventional adhesive roller. <P>SOLUTION: The dust catcher for removing dust stuck onto the front surface of clothes or the like by allowing the dust to adhere onto an adhesive surface includes: a release sheet which is formed on the adhesive layer, so as to expose the adhesive surface by releasing in usage, where the adhesive surface is formed on one side surface of a base member; and a thin holding means which is arranged in the base member, so as to firmly hold the base member by hand. Since the holding means is formed to be thin, handling is easily performed and the whole dust catcher is easily made to adhere onto an object such as the clothes thereby to be easily stored, carried, and also inexpensively manufactured. The dust catcher is also used as a new advertisement medium. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2010,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a dust collector that removes dust or pet hair adhering to the surface of clothing or the like by adhering it to the adhesive surface, and is particularly disposable and convenient to carry, and is also widely used as a promotional gift. The present invention relates to a simple dust collector that can be used.

Conventionally, an adhesive roller in which an adhesive sheet is placed on a roller with a handle has been used. By rolling the roller surface while holding the handle, it is possible to remove dust from clothes, remove crumbs from the table, remove pet hair attached to the sofa, etc. using the adhesiveness of the roller surface. The more the dust is removed, the weaker the adhesive force of the adhesive surface is. However, this surface is peeled off once and removed, and the adhesive force is restored by exposing a new adhesive surface. There are adhesive rollers with a small handle and those with a long handle for floor cleaning.
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  The adhesive surface is very useful because it removes dust very effectively, but it also has the following problems. That is, since the adhesive roller is cylindrical, it is bulky and unsuitable for carrying. Also, in order to carry it in a bag or the like, it is necessary to close the cover for protecting the adhesive surface of the adhesive roller or store it in a case, and there is a problem that the size increases by the amount of this cover or case. Moreover, since there is a rotating part and the strength required for attaching a handle or a long handle and the strength in use are necessary, there is a drawback that the manufacturing cost is high.

  Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to solve the above-described problems and provide a dust collector that is convenient to carry and can be manufactured at low cost. If this is possible, tissue paper is currently the mainstream as a low-priced advertising medium for distribution, but it will be possible to provide such a dust collector as a new advertising medium.

  The above-mentioned problem is that a dust remover that removes dust adhering to the surface of clothing, etc., by adhering to the adhesive surface, forms an adhesive surface on one side of the base member, and peels off the adhesive layer during use. And forming a release sheet that can expose the adhesive surface, and providing a dust collector provided with a thin holding means for holding the base member firmly on the base member by hand. Achieved by:

  According to the dust collector of this invention, the adhesive sheet can be easily exposed and functioned by peeling the release sheet from the base member. Further, it can be firmly held by hand by the holding means, and it is possible to stably perform the work of adhering dust to the adhesive surface. Moreover, since the holding means is thin, the holding means is easy to handle, and the entire dust collector is easily brought into close contact with an object such as clothing, and because of its thinness, it is convenient for storing and carrying. Also, the dust collector of the present invention is relatively inexpensive to manufacture. Therefore, it is an excellent invention in that it can be used as a new advertising medium.

  Next, the holding means is composed of an adhesive surface formed on the other side of the base member, and a release sheet on the adhesive surface for peeling and fixing to the palm with the adhesive surface during use. It can be. When the release sheet on the other side of the base member is peeled off, the adhesive surface is exposed, whereby the base member can be adhesively fixed to the palm. Since the thin base member is directly bonded to the palm, the touch when sticking to an object such as clothing can be directly felt by the palm, and the operability is good. As a procedure for use, first, the release sheet is peeled off and adhered to the palm, and then the release sheet on the one surface of the base member is peeled off to expose the adhesive surface for removing dust. A plurality of such sheet-shaped dust collectors may be provided as a set. The same applies to the dust collector described below.

  Next, the base member is provided with at least a mountain fold line as a guide to fold it in half at a substantially central position, and in order to fold the valley substantially parallel to both sides of the mountain fold line. It is assumed that a valley fold line is provided as at least a rough standard. When the base member is bent at the mountain fold line and the valley fold line, that is, when bent from the mountain fold line by 90 degrees both left and right, and from the left and right valley fold lines, both the index finger and the middle finger The sandwiching pieces that can be sandwiched between the base member and the base member are formed so as to rise approximately 90 degrees with respect to the surface of the base member to be adhered to the object. Therefore, the pinching piece can be pinched between the index finger and the middle finger, and a delicate operation can be performed when the adhesive surface of the base member is pressed against an object such as clothing with the remaining thumb, ring finger, and little finger. The mountain fold line and the valley fold line may be printed as a guide, but this may be used as an actual crease.

  In addition, the invention of claim 2 can be applied to the invention of claim 3 as a holding means. That is, an adhesive surface is formed on the surface between the left and right valley fold lines on the other side of the base member, and on this adhesive surface, the adhesive surface that has been peeled off during use is adhesively fixed to the index finger and the middle finger. A release sheet is provided.

  Next, the holding means may be a band for inserting a finger formed on the other side of the base member, and the band may be crushed before use. The base member can be fixed to the palm by inserting several fingers into the ring-shaped band. Moreover, in what is provided as the state with which several sheets of such dust removal tools were piled up, this band is in the state which was crushed and closely_contact | adhered to the surface of the other side of the base member. Therefore, it is possible to realize thinness that is convenient for storage and carrying. In any case, when you use it, you can stand up naturally by passing your finger through this collapsed band.

  Next, the other surface of the base member becomes a release sheet, and the entire base is thin with the base member wound in a hollow shape and the adhesive surface on one side of the base member is adhered to the other release sheet. And the thin hollow portion constitutes an insertion portion for inserting a finger to constitute the holding means. When the base member is wound, the adhesive surface on the outside is directly exposed, but on the inside, the adhesive surface on one side adheres to the release sheet on the other side and the adhesive surface is protected. is there. Therefore, if the adhesion of the adhesive surface is weakened or lost by attaching dust using the outer adhesive surface, unwind the base member once and cut off this part to make a new adhesive surface. I can do it.

  A cylindrical shape is imagined when the base member is wound in a hollow shape, but here it is necessary to form it thinly. As this simplest one, the one obtained by crushing the one wound into a cylindrical shape as it is is raised. Thereby, desired portability and storage property can be obtained. In addition, in the case of crushing this than the case of a cylindrical shape, there is an advantage that the printing becomes easier to see because the curve of the printing part becomes loose when printing is performed on the front side portion of the base member, It is also advantageous for use as a new advertising medium. In addition, it is preferable to insert a perforation for facilitating separation for each turn of the base member. In addition, since this dust collector is thinly formed as a whole, a plurality of dust collectors can be provided as one set.

  Next, a plurality of dust collectors can be stored in one thin case. Since the dust collectors according to claims 2 to 4 are sheet-like, it is convenient to carry and store the plurality of dust collectors in a thin case. In the dust collector of claim 5, since the adhesive surface of the outer roll is directly exposed, a case such as a release paper or a storage bag covering the surface is necessary. Moreover, since this thing is also made thin, it is possible to store these multiple sheets in one thin case. Such a case can also be used as an advertising medium.

  Next, a plurality of sheets each having a release surface formed on the other surface of the base member and serving also as the release sheet are superposed and adhered, and a back cover is provided on the release surface of the polymer. A cover provided with a release surface is adhered to the adhesive surface on the release surface side, and the cover is peeled off from the adhesive surface when used and folded on the back cover and has a notch for inserting a finger. It may be provided and constitute the holding means. This is a book-type as a whole, and a plurality of sheet-shaped dust collectors are bonded to each other between the adjacent adhesive surface and release surface to form a polymer, and the cover and back cover are on the outside. Is provided. In particular, the back surface of the cover has a release surface (also serves as the release sheet), and this release surface serves to protect the uppermost adhesive surface of the polymer. Therefore, when this top sheet-shaped dust remover is used and the effect of adhesive force is lost, this is peeled off to expose the adhesive surface of the next sheet-like dust remover, and this surface is Although it is set as a new adhesive surface, the said cover will also protect this adhesive surface. As for the front cover, it is sufficient if there is a front cover and a back cover, but a back may be attached like a book. In the case where there is no back, the back cover is bonded to the bottom sheet-shaped dust collector, but in the case where there is a back, it is possible to have a configuration in which the polymer is bound to the back. Note that it is also preferable to provide a tab (peeling guide piece) portion on which the adhesive surface is not formed on the base member in order to make it easy to peel the sheet-shaped dust collector one by one.

  The holding means according to this claim is based on a front cover and a back cover, and the front cover is peeled off from the top adhesive surface of the polymer and folded on the back cover. The entire dust collector is firmly fixed and stabilized in the palm by grasping the position where it hits with the thumb, the ring finger and the little finger and putting the index finger and the middle finger toward the back cover overlapped from the notch of the cover.

  Next, a release surface is formed on the other surface of the base member, and a plurality of sheets that also serve as the release sheet are superposed and adhered to form a polymer. A release sheet is hung on the adhesive surface, and a notch for inserting a finger into the base member is provided to constitute the holding means. After first peeling off the top release sheet (this is a dedicated sheet that only covers the adhesive surface, not the base), the upper base member sticks to the lower base member A release sheet for the surface. In this way, the uppermost base member is peeled off from the lower base member, and the index finger and the middle finger are inserted, for example, with the index finger and the middle finger from the peeling surface side of the single base member through the notch to the adhesive surface side. The spine is adhered to the adhesive surface and fixed to the base member for stabilization. Then, an operation of pressing the adhesive surface of the base member against an object such as clothing is performed with the remaining thumb and ring finger. Even if the part to which the finger adheres cannot be used for dust removal on the adhesive surface, the other wide part can sufficiently remove dust. In terms of inserting a finger into the cut portion, it is similar to inserting a finger into the book-type dust removal cover cut described above.

  According to the dust collector of the present invention, since the whole is formed thin, it is convenient to carry, and since the whole structure including the holding means is simple, it can be manufactured at low cost. It is also possible to provide this dust removing tool as a new advertising medium.

  Hereinafter, six embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings, but the present invention is not limited to these embodiments.

First Embodiment FIG. 1 shows a dust collector of this embodiment, and FIG. 2 shows a state in which a plurality of dust collectors are stored in a case 4. The dust collector has an adhesive layer 2 formed on one surface of the base paper 1, a release paper 20 is provided so as to cover the adhesive layer 2, and a belt-like shape is formed at the center of the other surface of the base paper 1. An adhesive layer 3 is formed, and a release paper 30 is provided on the adhesive layer 3. That is, the pressure-sensitive adhesive layer 3 and the release paper 30 provided holding means (FIG. 1). As shown in FIG. 2, the release paper 20 has an oblique cut line 21 at one corner. A plurality of such dust collectors are stored in the case 4. The case 4 is provided with a flap 40, and the insertion piece 41 at the front part of the flap 40 is opposed to the case 4. The case can be closed by inserting it into a slit 42 provided at a location (FIG. 2). Since the dust collector and the case 4 are thin, it is easy to carry and store.

  In this embodiment, the adhesive layer 3 and the release paper 30 serve as thin holding means for allowing the base paper 1 to be firmly held by hand. In order to use this, first, the release paper 30 is peeled to expose the adhesive layer 3, and this adhesive layer 3 is adhesively fixed to the palm. In this state, the base paper 1 is integrated with the hand. Subsequently, the release paper 20 is peeled off. At this time, as shown in FIG. 2, the release paper 20 is peeled off from the cut line 21 provided to make the release paper 20 easy to peel off. When the release paper 20 is removed, the adhesive layer 2 appears. Then, if the dust of clothes, the bread crumbs of the table, the pet hair attached to the sofa, etc. are pressed by the gesture of removing dust with the palm, they are caught by the adhesive layer 2. If the adsorption power decreases, it can be made disposable.

  In addition to printing on the case 4, it is possible to print on the base paper 1 and the release paper 30 one by one. Then this part can be used for advertising and advertising. This can be a very important promotional medium that can replace traditional tissue paper.

Second Embodiment FIG. 3 shows a dust collector of this embodiment. The adhesive layer 2 is formed on one side of the base paper 10, and the release paper 20 is attached so as to cover the adhesive layer 2. Further, the center portion of the other side surface of the base paper 10 is configured so that the knob 13 can be formed. That is, a mountain fold line 11 is provided in the central portion of the base paper 10, and valley fold lines 12, 12 are provided substantially parallel to both sides of the mountain fold line 11. Both the mountain fold line 11 and the valley fold line 12 may simply be provided with a line as a guide, but in this embodiment, the crease is actually attached by a press. In addition, this is provided by individually packaging one by one, but it is also possible to provide a case in which a plurality of dust collectors of this embodiment are contained in a case as in the first embodiment described above. It is.

  As for its usage, it is folded from the mountain fold line 11 and the valley fold lines 12 and 12 on both sides thereof, and the knob 13 is raised, and then the release paper 20 is peeled off. When the knob 13 is sandwiched between the index finger and the middle finger in this state, it is integrated with the palm. That is, the knob 13 is a holding means for holding the base paper 10 firmly, and since it is the base paper 10 in the first place, it goes without saying that it is thin. On the other hand, since the adhesive layer 20 is exposed by peeling off the release paper 20, it can be easily removed simply by pressing the dust with a gesture that removes the dust with a palm.

Third Embodiment A dust collector of this embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. The adhesive layer 2 is formed on one surface of the base paper 14, the release paper 20 is provided so as to cover the adhesive layer 2, and a space 53 into which a hand can be inserted is obtained on the other surface of the base paper 14. The band 5 having a certain size is bonded and fixed by the bonding portions 50 on both sides thereof. The band 5 is provided with a mountain fold line 51 and a valley fold line 52. The band 5 is folded from the mountain fold line 51 and the valley fold line 52 before use. It is in the state which adhered to. Therefore, the entire dust collector is very thin.

  When using this dust collector, first, the band 5 is lifted as indicated by the arrow to create a space 53, and a hand is inserted here to integrate the base paper 14 into the palm, and then the release paper 20 is peeled off. Thus, the adhesive layer 2 may be exposed.

Fourth Embodiment FIG. 5 shows a dust collector of this embodiment. In this paper, the base paper 60 having the adhesive surface 62 on one side and the release surface 61 on the other side is wound into a crushed shape so that the adhesive surface 62 is on the outside. The pressure-sensitive adhesive roll 6 is thinly formed as a whole, and is formed by providing perforations 63 at portions corresponding to both sides that are crushed.

  Since the base paper 60 is wound and adheres to the peeling surface 61 with its own adhesive surface 62, it can be peeled off as it is unrolled, and can be cut off at the perforation 63 portion of each half-winding It is. Therefore, as shown by the arrow line in FIG. 5, when the base paper 60 is unwound only half a turn, a new adhesive surface 62 appears, so that for example, dust attached to clothing can be removed. At this time, the fingertip is put into the space 64 in the central portion of the adhesive roll 6 formed by winding the base paper 60, and the adhesive roll 6 is integrated with the palm. It can be said that it is a holding means.

Fifth Embodiment FIG. 6 shows a dust collector of this embodiment, and FIG. 7 shows a state in use with the top and bottom of the dust collector of FIG. This is an embodiment of claim 7, and a book form is made by attaching a front cover and a back cover to a polymer in which a plurality of dust collectors are overlapped. It is characterized in that it constitutes a holding means. The adhesive layer 2 is formed on one surface and the other surface is a release surface (also serves as a release sheet). Forming. At this time, the adhesive layer 2 is not formed at the right end portion in FIG. 6, and a tab 16 is provided outside the adhesive layer 2. A back cover 72 is provided on the outermost (lower side in FIG. 6) release surface of the polymer, and the outermost adhesive layer 2 (upper side in FIG. 6) is peeled off. The front cover 7 provided with the surface 70 is adhered on the peeling surface 70 side, and the front cover 7 and the back cover 72 are connected by a spine 73 on the tab 16 side, so that the whole is in a book shape. The front cover 7 is peeled off from the adhesive layer 2 in use, folded back by a spine 73 and folded on the back cover 72, and provided with a slit 71 for inserting a finger. FIG. 7 shows this state by returning the top and bottom of FIG.

  After inserting the index finger and the middle finger into the slit 71 after the state shown in FIG. 7 and holding the thumb and ring finger at the place where it hits the forehead in the books on both sides, the entire dust collector is firmly held in the palm. And stabilize. Since the lower surface in FIG. 7 is the adhesive layer 2, dust can be easily removed simply by pressing the dust here. When the dust removing function is weakened, a new adhesive layer 2 of the next base paper 15 can be exposed by peeling the base paper 15 by placing a fingertip on the right tab 16. As described above, the portion where the adhesive layer 2 is not formed is provided following the tab 16, which is to make this base paper easy to peel from the next base paper when the tab 16 is pulled. It is a device.

  In addition, without providing the slit 71 on the cover 7, it is possible to provide a slit for realizing the same function as that of the slit on the side of each base paper 15 of the polymer. When the uppermost base paper 15 is peeled from the polymer, the index finger and the middle finger are inserted into the slit and used. However, since each of the base papers 15 is thin and has little waist, it is somewhat difficult to insert the index finger and the middle finger into the slit. If this is regarded as a problem, the following sixth embodiment is used as this solution.

Sixth Embodiment A dust collector of this embodiment will be described with reference to a partially cutaway plan view of FIG. The part of the partial notch is the left end of FIG. 8, a part of the uppermost base paper 8 is removed, and the adhesive layer 2 underneath is removed, and a part of the adhesive layer 2 in this part is removed. The release paper 20 on the lower side is visible. That is, the pressure-sensitive adhesive layer 2 for forming a pressure-sensitive adhesive surface is provided on one surface of the base paper 8 as a base member, and the pressure-sensitive adhesive layer 2 can be exposed on the pressure-sensitive adhesive layer 2 by peeling off during use. A dust remover provided as a thin holding means for providing the release paper 20 as a release sheet and providing a slit 80 as a notch for inserting a finger into the base paper 8 so that the base paper 8 can be firmly held. It is. Note that a cut line 22 is provided in the slit 80 and the part of the release paper 20 corresponding to a line extending from the slit 80.

  Such dust collectors can be packaged individually, and a plurality of them can be provided in a single case. As an example, as shown in FIG. 8, first, after peeling off the release paper 20 above the cut line 22 in FIG. The finger and the dust remover are integrated by adhering to the adhesive layer 2. During this time, the base paper 8 is held back by the presence of the release paper 20 below the cut line 22. Subsequently, when the release paper 20 below the cut line 22 is peeled off and the base paper 8 is pressed with the remaining left and right fingers so that the top of the clothes can be pressed, dust can be easily removed. The upper and lower release papers 20 may be peeled off after inserting a finger into the slit 80 first.

  The dust collector of the present invention can be provided not only for removing dust and hair, but also for removing the adhesive remaining after the sticker is peeled off. Further, in the configuration of the fifth embodiment described with reference to FIG. 6, the slit 71 is omitted. Applicable to.

  It is a perspective view of a 1st embodiment.   It is explanatory drawing showing the accommodation state of the embodiment.   It is explanatory drawing showing the use condition of 2nd Embodiment.   It is explanatory drawing showing the use condition of 3rd Embodiment.   It is explanatory drawing showing the use condition of 4th Embodiment.   It is a side view of 5th Embodiment.   It is explanatory drawing showing the use condition of the embodiment.   It is a partial notch top view of 6th Embodiment.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Base paper 10 Base paper 11 Mountain fold line 12 Valley fold line 13 Knob 14 Base paper 15 Base paper 16 Tab 2 Adhesive layer 20 Release paper 21 Cut line 22 Cut line 23 Finger adhesion part 3 Adhesive layer 30 Release paper 4 Case 40 Flap 41 Insertion piece 42 Slit 5 Band 50 Adhesion part 51 Mountain fold line 52 Valley fold line 53 Space 6 Adhesive roll 60 Base paper 61 Release surface 62 Adhesive surface 63 Perforation 64 Space 7 Cover 70 Release surface 71 Slit 72 Back cover 73 Back 8 Base Paper 80 slit

Claims (8)

  In a dust collector that removes dust adhering to the surface of clothing or the like by adhering it to the adhesive surface, an adhesive surface is formed on one surface of the base member, and the adhesive layer is peeled off during use. A dust collector, wherein a release sheet that can expose a surface is formed, and a thin holding means is provided on the base member so that the base member can be firmly held by hand.   The said holding | maintenance means consists of the adhesion surface formed in the other side of the base member, and the peeling sheet for peeling on this adhesion surface at the time of use, and adhering and fixing to a palm by an adhesion surface. Dust collector.   The base member is provided with at least a mountain fold line as a guide for folding it in two at a substantially central position, and at least a guide for folding the valley substantially parallel to both sides of the mountain fold line. The dust collector according to claim 1, wherein a valley fold line is provided.   The dust collector according to claim 1, wherein the holding means is a band for inserting a finger formed on the other side of the base member, and the band is crushed before use.   The other side surface of the base member becomes a release sheet, and the entire base member is thinly formed in a state where the base member is wound in a hollow shape and the adhesive surface on one side of the base member is adhered to the other side release sheet. The dust collector according to claim 1, wherein the thin hollow portion constitutes an insertion portion for inserting a finger to constitute the holding means.   The dust collector according to claim 1, wherein a plurality of dust collectors are housed in one thin case.   A plurality of sheets that also serve as the release sheet is formed on the other surface of the base member and serves as the release sheet, and are adhered to each other, and a back cover is provided on the release surface of the polymer. A cover provided with a release surface is adhered to the adhesive surface on the release surface side, and this cover is peeled off from the adhesive surface and folded on the back cover when in use, and a notch for inserting a finger is provided. The dust collector according to claim 1, constituting the holding means.   A plurality of sheets having a release surface formed on the other surface of the base member and also serving as the release sheet are stacked and adhered, and the release sheet is hung on the upper adhesive surface of the polymer. The dust collector according to claim 1, wherein the holding means is configured by providing a cut for inserting a finger into the base member.

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