JP2010187803A - Clothes-drying stand for window - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To solve such problems that a clothes dryer consumes a very large amount of electric power and that the clothes dryer has adverse effects on global warming and reduction of carbon dioxide for such periods when global warming is getting worse and companies and general households need to save energy; and to provide a clothes-drying tool without using electric power which corresponds to needs for a place for installing clothes-drying stand indoors in recent years when yellow sand, dust, pollens or the like prevent drying the clothes outdoors. <P>SOLUTION: The clothes-drying stand is attached to a glass window where there is direct sunlight. Laundry is suspended and enclosed with a heat insulation sheet so that the clothes are quickly dried while sterilizing and disinfecting by sunlight. An installing place for the stand is not needed since the stand is attached to the glass window. The stand is collapsed so as to be horizontal with a glass surface for storing when it is not used. Thereby, it does not hinder opening or closing curtains, Shojis door (Japanese paper door) or the like. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2010,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a laundry basket, a hanger, and a clothes stand for drying laundry.

  Year after year, the number of people suffering from hay fever has increased, and hay fever has become a social phenomenon, and various products such as masks have been developed and are on the market.

It is necessary to wipe off pollen, etc. that arrives at home before entering the house, and when washing and drying clothes, use a clothes dryer or dry indoors to avoid pollen adhesion. It was.

When the laundry is dried indoors, various bacteria may propagate and the unpleasant odor may infiltrate while the laundry is gradually dried from the damp state.

JP 07-265594 A JP 07-213790

In recent years, the global warming phenomenon has progressed, and reduction of carbon dioxide is required, and not only companies but also ordinary households are required to save energy.

Allergies due to hay fever, dust, etc. are caused, the laundry cannot be dried outdoors, and the laundry is dried using a dryer.

The clothes dryer consumes a large amount of electricity, and there is a demand for a clothes dryer that can be replaced with an electric dryer.

Although sundrying of laundry by direct sunlight brings an excellent effect, in reality, air pollution such as yellow sand, dust, pollen and the like has progressed and it has become difficult to dry outdoors.

Laundry is also dried by installing a laundry stand through the window where sunlight enters.

When drying the laundry stand, it is necessary to carry and install the stand by the window.

The room is small, there is no place to put on the clothes stand, and the stand is installed in the corner of the room far from the window.

When the laundry is dried without being exposed to direct sunlight in the room, a dry odor is added while germs grow on the clothes, and an indoor odor is attached to the clothes.

As described above, there has been a demand for an energy-saving clothes stand that does not require a place for installing a laundry stand and does not require an electric dryer and that can disinfect and disinfect clothes.

A clothes stand is attached to the window glass exposed to direct sunlight with a suction cup, the laundry is hung, the laundry is kept warm, insulated, and surrounded by a reflective sheet, and the clothes are sterilized and disinfected by direct sunlight.

Since the clothes stand attached to the window glass with a suction cup can be stored and fixed with the suction stand on the left and right parallel to the glass surface around the suction stand mounting position of the suction cup, when it is not in use, it can be an obstacle when opening and closing curtains, shoji doors, etc. Don't be.

A clothes drying stand that uses solar heat can be used as a clothes drying stand that is kind to the human body and the earth, and does not require energy to dry clothes.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a clothes window stand of an L-shaped plate member in which the clothes window stand of the present invention is attached to a glass window with a suction cup. FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a situation where the clothes drying window stand of the present invention is housed by folding the stand parallel to the glass surface. These are the state perspective views which attached the stand for clothes drying windows of this invention to the glass window with the suction cup. FIG. 3 is a perspective view in which a plurality of clothes basket fixing grooves are provided in a window clothes stand. FIG. 3 is a component diagram of components for attaching a suction cup to a window clothes stand. FIG. 3 is a partially enlarged perspective view in which a stand is installed at a right angle on a window glass surface. FIG. 4 is a partially enlarged perspective view in which a stand is bent parallel to the right side on a window glass surface. FIG. 4 is a partially enlarged perspective view in which a stand is bent parallel to the left side on a window glass surface. FIG. 3 is a perspective view in which three clothes hanging basket fixing grooves are provided in a clothes drying L-shaped plate window stand. Is an L-shaped member stand using a steel member of a round bar. FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a situation in which a stand using a round bar L-shaped member is tilted to the left and stored parallel to the glass surface. FIG. 4 is a partially enlarged perspective view of a stand using a round bar L-shaped member. FIG. 2 is a partially enlarged perspective view of a stand provided with a clothes-lack misalignment prevention pin insertion hole in a stand using a clothes-lack misalignment prevention pin and an L-shaped plate member. The perspective view which attached the plate-shaped clothes-drying stand using a butterfly board to the glass surface, and looked at the clothes-drying stand from the inner side. The perspective view which attached the plate-shaped clothes-drying stand using a butterfly board to the glass surface, and looked at the clothes-drying stand from the window glass outer side. The perspective view seen from the left side which bent the butterfly board of the clothes-line stand attached to the glass surface 90 degree | times. The perspective view which bent the butterfly board of the clothes-drying stand attached to the glass surface 90 degree | times, and was seen from the right side surface. The perspective view which looked at the clothes-drying stand attached to the glass surface from the front. The perspective view which attached the laundry basket to the clothes-line stand attached to the glass surface, and was seen from the right side surface. The perspective view seen from the right side which attached the clothes basket to the clothes-drying stand attached to the glass surface, and stored the stand in parallel with the glass surface when not in use. The clothes-stand stand state perspective view using the butterfly board attached to the glass surface. The clothes-stand stand state perspective view using the butterfly board seen from the lower left side. The situation perspective view which attached the L type screwed hook to the clothesline stand vertical side. The state perspective view of the projection part which inserts the suction cup which fixes a stand to a glass surface in the plate-shaped clothes-drying stand vertical side. The situation perspective view which attached laundry clothes to the stand with the heat insulation heat insulation reflective sheet member.

A clothes stand is attached to the window glass into which the light is inserted with a sucker, the laundry is hung on the clothes rack using a laundry hanger, the laundry is surrounded by a heat insulating reflective sheet member, and the clothes are dried.

The clothes drying stand may be a triangle or L-shaped stand.

The L-type clothes stand is made of plastic material, steel, plywood, etc., and a suction cup is attached to the top and bottom of the vertical side that touches the glass surface.

The reference figure which may attach a sucker to a stand using a wood screw or a wooden pin on the vertical side for the member which connects an L-shaped clothes-drying stand and a suction cup, FIG.

A commercially available steel L-shaped threaded hook may be used as the member that connects the L-shaped clothes stand and the suction cup.

It is good also as a projection part which attaches a wood screw to the plate-shaped L-shaped clothes-drying stand vertical both ends, and is inserted in a sucker pin insertion hole (8).

The connecting part that attaches the suction cup to the L-shaped clothes-drying stand is processed so that the upper and lower parts of the vertical side of the stand are processed into an L-shaped protrusion on the suction cup pin insertion hole (8) and inserted into the suction cup insertion pin hole (8). Reference figure 24.

L-shaped clothes stand may be round or square steel posts, reference figures 10, 11, 12

Reference drawing where suction cups may be attached vertically or vertically to a steel or L-shaped steel rod-like stand, or Figs.

Attach the L-shaped clothes stand to the glass window through which light is inserted using steel poles of round bars and square bars, attach the clothes stand with a suction cup, and hang the laundry on the clothes rack using a laundry hanger. .

As described above, the suction cup and the L-shaped stand can rotate to the left and right with the suction hole (8) as the axis, and can be tilted. Reference figure that the stand does not become an obstacle when opening and closing curtain curtain doors, etc., because it falls parallel to the glass surface when the stand is not used.

Attach the laundry basket to the stand with holes for inserting the protrusions (6) on the top end of the stand (2) on both sides of the clothes rack (3).

FIG. 4, FIG. 6, FIG. 12 and FIG. 14 are provided with protrusions (6) at the top end of the stand (2) for installing the clothes basket to be inserted into the hole in the clothes basket.

  Two clothes-stands (2) attached to the glass surface are connected by a clothes-drying basket (3). When the clothes-drying basket (3) is pushed down to the glass surface when not in use, the stand (2) is placed horizontally on the glass surface. Reference view, FIG. 2 and FIG.

  Figures 14, 15, and 16 are reference diagrams for holding and fixing the stand by folding the stand parallel to the glass surface and pressing the stand storage fixing sucker (15) provided on the upper side of the stand against the glass surface when the clothes stand is not in use.

The suction cup (15) that fixes the stand to the glass surface when the clothes stand is not in use is attached to one end of the upper side of the stand. The suction cup can be pushed into the hole in the stand and attached to the right side of the left side. Easy hole size.

The suction cup (15) that fixes the stand to the glass surface when the clothes stand is not used is inserted into the upper side of the round bar shaped L-shaped stand, but if the stand is folded and stored horizontally on the glass surface, the suction cup (15 The suction cup can be rotated so that it can be adsorbed to the glass surface on the side where it is folded.

Provide a groove (5) for installing multiple clothes baskets (3) at the top of the clothes stand (2).

Reference diagram, Fig. 13 with a hole (13) for inserting the anti-displacement pin (12) of the laundry basket (3) to install multiple clothes baskets (3) on the top of the clothes stand (2).

As described above, the groove part (5) for installing the laundry basket (3), and the anti-slip pin insertion hole (13) provided in the clothes rack (3) are provided at the top of the stand. In order to reduce the force applied to the stand when there is a lot of laundry or when there is a lot of laundry, the position where the clothesline is attached can be changed.

FIG. 4, FIG. 10, FIG. 11, FIG. 12, FIG. 13 when the clothes are heavy and the clothes are heavy, and the clothes basket is installed in the groove part near the glass surface of the stand or the clothespin wrinkle prevention pin insertion hole.

FIGS. 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21 are examples of a clothes-drying stand using a butterfly plate without using a suction cup fixing pin (9) as a suction cup attached to the stand.

The vertical end of the stand is cut and divided and connected using a butterfly plate (14) so that it can be pushed and stored folded to the other when not in use.

Fig. 23 is a perspective view of the suction cup attached to the stand using an L-type screw hook without using the suction cup fixing pin (9).

FIG. 24 is a perspective view showing a situation in which the suction cup attached to the stand is machined so that the suction cup (1) is inserted and attached without using the suction cup fixing pin (9) and the vertical side surface of the plate-like clothes drying stand is inserted and attached.

Surround the laundry with heat-insulating, reflective, and heat-insulating sheets and apply more sunlight to the clothing to dry it quickly.

It is a sheet member (16) that covers the laundry in order to sterilize and dry the laundry clothes hung on the clothes-drying stand in the clothes-drying basket more quickly.

The sheet member (16) may be attached to one end of the stand, or the sheet member (16) may be attached to the glass surface using a suction cup so as to surround the laundry.

  FIG. 25 is a reference view in which a hole for attaching to the sheet member (16) reflecting the heat insulation heat insulation light is provided at both ends of the clothes-drying basket (3) and attached.

  FIG. 25 is a reference view in which holes (17) for insertion into the drying basket are provided on the upper left and right sides of the sheet member (16) and attached to the drying basket.

  You may provide the suction cup member (18) which attaches an upper part of a sheet | seat member (16) to a glass surface.

A suction cup member (18) may be used to surround the laundry and attach a sheet member to the glass surface.

  The sheet member may be any sheet member such as a sheet base to which an aluminum foil is attached as long as it reflects light.

  The laundry surrounded by the sheet member is dried with a heat source of direct sunlight, and any material such as a vinyl sheet may be used as long as the sheet itself has a heat insulating property.

  Since the laundry is surrounded by a sheet that retains heat, insulates, and reflects sunlight, the drying speed of the clothing is high, and indoor odors are less likely to be absorbed by the laundry.

It is a drying device that utilizes direct sunlight, is an eco-product that does not consume energy for drying, and it has been possible to sterilize and disinfect the germs that have propagated in the laundry, which have been caused by drying in the room, with sunlight. Wearing clothes can be expected to have a gentle effect on the body, and because of allergic symptoms caused by hay fever, dust, etc. For people who can't dry in the sun, it is a necessary product and a product that the times demand.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Suction cup 2 Plate-shaped L member drying stand 3 Drying basket 4 Drying hanger 5 Drying basket installation fixing groove 6 Drying basket installation fixing projection 7 Round bar L-shaped member 8 Suction cup pin insertion hole 9 Suction cup fixing pin 10 Suction cup fixing pin insertion hole 11 Stand for round bar L-shaped member 12 Pin for preventing misalignment of clothes-drying hook 13 Insertion hole 14 for preventing clothes-leakage misalignment prevention pin 14 Butterfly plate 15 Stand storing fixed sucker 16 Seat member 17 Hole 18 for inserting into the basket Sucker member 19 L type Screw-in hook 20 Projection to insert suction cup

Claims (11)

  A member that connects the clothes stand and the suction cup member that adsorbs to the glass surface is installed, and the clothes stand can be folded to the left and right around the connecting member, and can be stored parallel to the glass surface. The clothes drying stand for windows according to claim 1. 2. The clothes-drying stand for windows according to claim 1, wherein the clothes-drying stand is a plate-like member, and L-shaped protrusions to which suction cups can be attached at both the vertical and vertical ends of the stand.   2. The clothes drying stand for windows according to claim 1, wherein a member for connecting the clothes drying stand and the suction cup member is a round wooden pin.   2. The clothes drying stand for windows according to claim 1, wherein a member for connecting the clothes drying stand and the suction cup member is an L-shaped screw-in hook.   2. The clothes drying stand for windows according to claim 1, wherein wood drying screws are attached to both upper and lower ends of the clothes drying stand to form protrusions for attaching the suction cups.   2. The clothes drying stand for windows according to claim 1, wherein a projection member for attaching a clothes drying basket is provided at an upper end of the clothes drying stand.   2. The clothes drying stand for windows according to claim 1, wherein a plurality of holes for attaching the clothes drying basket are provided in the upper part of the clothes drying stand.   3. The clothes drying stand for windows according to claim 2, wherein the clothes drying stand is cut and divided with a butterfly plate member.   4. The clothes drying stand for windows according to claim 3, wherein a sheet member surrounding the clothes drying stand is attached to both ends of the clothes drying basket.   4. The clothes drying stand for windows according to claim 3, wherein the sheet member that surrounds the clothes drying stand is a member having a heat insulating reflectivity.   4. The clothes drying stand for windows according to claim 3, wherein a suction cup is provided on a sheet member surrounding the clothes drying stand and attached to a glass surface.

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