JP2011087521A - Watering can - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a watering can preventing water splash when carrying, and reducing a storage space when storing. <P>SOLUTION: The watering can includes a watering can body 1 opening an inlet in the upper surface and storing water inside, a handle 2 unitedly formed on the outer surface of the watering can body 1, and a tubular outlet pipe 3 projectedly installed in communication with the front surface of the watering can body 1. The watering can is installed with a hook 6 as an L shape member rotatably attached to the bottom of the watering can body 1, selectable in a projecting posture and a storage posture, and a storage part 7 recessedly installed on the bottom so as to store the hook, and also installed with a slide rail 8 made of a recessed groove or a projecting row extended on both the edge parts of the inlet and their extension, and a slide cover 10 having a plane shape allowing to cover the inlet, and forming an engagement part 10c slidably engaged with the slide rail 8 on both the sides. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2011,JPO&amp;INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a watering can used for watering mainly in home gardening.

A watering can is used for watering plants in home gardening, etc. It is composed of an outlet pipe projecting in communication.
When in use, water is supplied from the water inlet, water is stored in the watering can body, and after moving with a handle, water is sprayed from the shower head provided at the tip of the outlet pipe.

Thus, since the handle and the long outlet pipe protrude from the main body of the watering can, a large space is required when storing the conventional watering can.
In Patent Document 1, in order to reduce the storage space, a watering can body having a bow-shaped contour on the front surface, and an outlet that is curved in a bow shape along the watering can body and is pivotally attached to the watering body. A watering can is described in which the outlet pipe protrudes forward when in use and the outlet pipe is adjacent to the watering body when stored.
In such a watering can of Patent Document 1, the outlet pipe does not protrude forward at the time of storage, and the storage space can be reduced.

Also, since watering can be carried and used in the watering can, if the watering device is vibrated during movement, the water inside may jump from the water inlet and wet clothes and the floor surface. .
In order to prevent this, Patent Document 2 describes an invention in which lids that can be attached and detached by screwing are provided at the inlet and the outlet, respectively, and when carrying, the watering can be sealed by attaching these lids. Yes.

In the watering can of Patent Literature 2, there is a possibility that the lid may be lost when the lid is removed from the watering can.
In addition, it is troublesome to attach and detach the screw-type lid.
In addition, since this lid is a type of lid that can be covered from above, if it is not screwed in sufficiently, the lid may be loosened due to the force of water splashing and may be removed unexpectedly.

Special table 2008-501358 Registered Utility Model No. 3006414

  The present invention has been made to solve the above-described problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a watering pot that can prevent water splashing during carrying and can reduce the storage space during storage.

In the present invention, means for solving the above problems are as follows.
According to a first aspect of the present invention, there is provided a watering can main body capable of opening an inlet on an upper surface and storing water therein, a handle formed integrally or separately on an outer surface portion of the watering can main body, and a front surface portion of the watering can main body. A watering can having a tubular portion protruding in communication and an outlet pipe formed integrally or separately with the tubular portion and capable of discharging water inside the watering device main body, the watering can body, the handle, or A hook is provided on at least one outer surface portion of the outlet pipe.

  According to a second aspect of the present invention, the hook is provided so that the tubular portion is positioned above the watering can main body when hooked.

  The third invention is characterized in that the hook is provided so that the tubular portion is positioned below the watering can main body when hooked.

  According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, an inclined portion that guides residual water to the tubular portion when hooked is formed on the front surface of the watering can main body.

  The fifth invention is characterized in that at least one of the handles is provided on a surface of the watering can main body different from the hook.

  According to a sixth aspect of the present invention, the hook is provided on the outer surface of the watering can main body or the handle so that the protrusion posture and the storage posture can be selected, and the storage portion capable of storing the hook is recessed. To do.

  In a seventh aspect of the invention, the hook is provided on the bottom surface portion of the watering can main body, the storage portion is recessed in the bottom surface portion of the watering can main body, and the handle is provided on the upper surface portion side of the watering can main body. It is characterized by.

  The eighth invention is characterized in that the handle is formed in an arch shape extending from the upper surface portion to the rear surface portion of the watering can main body.

  The ninth invention is characterized in that a thick gripping portion formed thick is provided on the back side of the handle, and a thin gripping portion formed thinly is provided immediately above the thick gripping portion.

  The tenth invention is characterized in that the hook is detachably attached to the outer surface of the watering can body or the handle.

  An eleventh aspect of the present invention has a slide rail composed of concave grooves or ridges extending on both side edge portions of the inlet and its extension, and a planar shape capable of covering the inlet, and the slide rail on both sides. And a slide lid having a fitting portion that is slidably fitted thereto.

  In a twelfth aspect of the present invention, a protrusion protruding from the slide rail is provided in the vicinity of the start end and / or end portion of the slide rail, and in the vicinity of the start end and / or end portion of the fitting portion, A notch for engaging the protrusion and stopping the slide lid is provided.

  A thirteenth aspect of the invention is characterized in that two wave-dissipating plates extending in the width direction are arranged in a front-and-rear direction from the upper surface portion of the watering can main body.

  A fourteenth invention is characterized in that the wave-dissipating plate is formed in a comb shape having a plurality of slits in the lower part.

According to the first invention, by providing a hook on at least one outer surface of the watering can main body, the handle, or the outlet pipe, the watering can be hooked on a lattice or the like by the hook when the watering can not be used. Can be stored without placing it on the ground.
In addition, by hooking a watering can on a lattice or the like with a hook, it is possible to automatically spray water without holding a heavy watering can.

According to the second invention, the hook is provided so that the cylindrical portion is positioned above the watering can main body when hooked, so that when the watering can be hooked on the lattice by the hook, the length of the watering can Since the direction is along the vertical direction, the space for storage can be minimized.
In addition, the remaining water inside the watering can main body is easily drained.

According to a third aspect of the present invention, when the hook is hooked on the lattice by the hook, the hook is provided so that the tubular portion is located below the watering can main body. Since the longitudinal direction is along the vertical direction, the space for storage can be minimized.
In addition, the internal residual water is easily drained from the tubular portion or the outlet pipe communicating with the tubular portion.

  According to the fourth aspect of the present invention, since the inclined portion that guides the remaining water to the cylindrical portion at the time of hanging is formed on the front surface of the watering can main body, when the watering can be hooked on the lattice by the hook, Water is guided to the inclined portion and reaches the lower cylindrical portion, and is easily drained from the cylindrical portion or the outlet pipe connected to the cylindrical portion.

  According to the fifth invention, since at least one of the handles is provided on a surface of the watering can body different from the hook, the hook and the handle are not provided on the same surface. It can be easily performed while grasping the handle when it is hooked or removed.

  According to the sixth invention, the hook is provided on the outer surface portion of the watering can main body or the handle so that the protrusion posture and the storage posture can be selected, and the storage portion that can store the hook is recessed. If the hook is in the protruding position, it can be hooked on other items such as a lattice. When the hook is not used, it can be stored in the storage part inside the watering can with the hook in the storage position. The hook does not interfere with the use.

  According to the seventh invention, the hook is provided on the bottom surface portion of the watering can main body, and the storage portion is recessed on the bottom surface portion of the watering can main body. If the watering can is stored in the storage portion of the main body of the watering can, the watering can not be remarkably tilted or overturned by the hook even when the watering device is placed on the ground. In addition, since the handle is provided on the upper surface portion side of the watering can main body, the handle is located on the upper surface portion side of the watering can main body, and it is easy to hold the water when carrying it, and the handle is opposite to the hook. Because it is located in, it is easy to hook and remove the hook on the lattice.

  According to the eighth invention, the handle is formed in an arch shape extending from the upper surface portion to the rear surface portion of the watering can main body, so that it has the upper side of the handle when carrying the watering can and has the back side of the handle when watering. It is easy to hold in either case. When hooks are hooked on or removed from a lattice or the like, the handle can be held at an angle that is easy to hold.

  According to the ninth invention, a thick grip portion formed thick is provided on the back side of the handle, and a thin grip portion formed thin is provided immediately above the thick grip portion, so that the thick grip portion is lower than the middle finger. It is possible to hold the thin gripping part with the index finger and thumb, so that the grip feeling is good and easy to grip when watering with a watering can.

According to the tenth invention, when the watering can be stored by attaching it to the outer surface of the watering can main body or the handle, it can be hooked and latched on a lattice or the like. Can be stored without placing in
In addition, by hooking a watering can on a lattice or the like with a hook, it is possible to automatically spray water without holding a heavy watering can.
Furthermore, since this hook can be removed when using the watering can, the hook does not interfere with the handling of the watering can.

  According to the eleventh aspect of the present invention, both the side edge portions of the inlet and the slide rail made of a groove or a ridge extending on the extension, and the planar shape capable of covering the inlet are provided on both sides. By providing a slide lid having a fitting portion that is slidably fitted to the slide rail, the lid of the watering can be easily opened and closed. Moreover, since it is a slide lid that slides horizontally, the lid is unlikely to come off even if the water inside is pushed up by shaking, unlike a lid that simply covers the top.

  According to the twelfth invention, a protrusion protruding from the slide rail is provided in the vicinity of the start end and / or the end of the slide rail, and in the vicinity of the start and / or end of the fitting portion. By providing a notch that engages with the protrusion and stops the slide lid, the slide lid can be held in that position in both the opened state and the closed state. It is possible to prevent the slide lid from opening and closing due to the tilting, shaking, and water splashing of the watering can.

  According to the thirteenth invention, from the upper surface portion of the watering can main body, the two wave-dissipating plates extending in the width direction are arranged in the front-and-rear direction, and when the watering device is carried in the watering device, The water in the interior is blocked by the wave-dissipating plate, so that the movement back and forth is restricted, and the water splashes back and cancels out, so that the water shakes gently. Thereby, the shift | offset | difference of a lid | cover and water leakage by water splash can be prevented.

  According to the fourteenth aspect of the present invention, when the above-described wave-dissipating plate is formed in a comb shape having a plurality of slits in the lower part, when the water shakes, the comb-shaped wave-dissipating plate hits or passes through the slit. Doing so disturbs the flow of water and counteracts the opposite flows to damp, making the water shake more gentle.

(A) is a side view which shows the watering can based on embodiment of this invention, (b) is an enlarged view of the E section. It is a figure which shows the same can, (a) is a front view, (b) is a rear view. It is a figure which shows the same can, (a) is a top view, (b) is a bottom view, (c) is a perspective view. (A) is the sectional view on the AA line of FIG. 1, (b) is the sectional view on the BB line of FIG. 1, (c) is the enlarged view of F part, (d) is the enlarged view of G part. It is a figure which shows the state which protruded the hook of the same pot, (a) is a side view, (b) is a front view, (c) is a rear view, (d) is a bottom view. It is a figure which shows the hook, (a) is a top view, (b) is a side view, (c) is a bottom view, (d) is a front view, (e) is a rear view, (f) is a perspective view. is there. It is a figure which shows the slide lid of the same pot, (a) is a top view, (b) is a side view, (c) is a bottom view. It is a figure which shows the slide lid, (a) is the HH sectional view taken on the line of FIG. 7, (b) is a rear view, (c) is a front view, (d) is a perspective view. (A) is the DD sectional view taken on the line of FIG. 1, (b) is an enlarged view of the I part, (c) is an enlarged view of the J part, (d) is an enlarged view of the K part, (e) CC sectional drawing of FIG. 1, (f) is an enlarged view of the L section. It is a figure which shows the state which opened the slide cover of the same pot, (a) is a top view, (b) is a side view, (c) is an enlarged view of the M section, (d) is a perspective view. It is the figure which removed the bottom face part of the same main body of the watering can, (a) is a bottom view, (b) is a NN sectional view, (c) is a perspective view. (A), (c) is front explanatory drawing which shows another aspect of the wave-absorbing board of this invention, (b) is a longitudinal cross-sectional explanatory drawing of a watering can, (d) is horizontal cross-sectional explanatory drawing of a watering can.

Hereinafter, a watering can according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
As shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, the watering can includes a watering can main body 1 for storing water, a handle 2 integrally welded to the watering can main body 1, and a detachable attachment to the watering can main body 1. It consists of the outflow pipe 3 which connects.

The watering can main body 1 is a container formed in an ellipse having a planar shape with the front and rear depths in the longitudinal direction and the corners formed into smooth curves, and a liquid such as water is supplied from the inlet 4 opened on the upper surface. It can be supplied and stored inside (FIGS. 10 and 11). Since the bottom surface of the watering can main body 1 is complicated as described later, it is formed separately and attached by welding (FIGS. 4B and 4D).
A mounting tube 1a is formed on the front surface portion of the watering can main body 1 so that a circular outlet is opened and the peripheral edge is inclined upward so that the outlet pipe 3 can be externally fitted by screwing. FIG. 1 and FIG. 11). Moreover, the front part of the watering can main body 1 is formed as the inclined parts 1b and 1c which incline forward, and the attachment cylinder 1a protrudes from the foremost part.

As shown in FIGS. 1 (a), 3 (c), and 4 (a), the handle 2 is formed by forming an arch-shaped member having a substantially E-shaped cross section with the upper and lower surfaces inflated for easy gripping. Yes. One end of the handle 2 is welded to the lower part of the rear surface of the watering can body, slightly protrudes backward, then gently bends upward and extends substantially vertically, and gently bends forward above the upper surface of the watering can body 1 After extending substantially horizontally, it is gently bent downward, and the other end is attached by welding to a position in front of the inlet 4 on the upper surface.
For this reason, it is possible to hold the upper side of the handle 2 when carrying the watering can, and to hold the rear side of the handle 2 when spraying water, which is easy to hold in either case.

A portion on the back side of the handle 2 extending vertically is a thick grip portion 2a formed with a large thickness, and a portion near the portion bent above the thin grip portion 2b is formed with a thin thickness.
As a result, the thick grip portion 2a can be gripped with the middle finger or less, and the thin grip portion 2b can be gripped with the index finger and the thumb, and the grip feeling is good and the shape is easy to grip when watering with a watering can. .

As shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, the outlet pipe 3 is detachably fitted to the mounting cylinder 1a at the base end 3a, and is formed in a cylindrical body whose diameter decreases toward the tip. This outlet pipe 3 may be formed integrally with the watering can main body 1.
A shower head 5 is detachably attached to the tip of the outlet pipe 3. The shower head 5 covers the upper surface of the connecting portion 5a that is fitted around the outlet pipe 3, the inverted dome-shaped shower barrel portion 5b that communicates with the connecting portion 5a, and a large number of small holes. And a shower plate 5c provided.
When the watering can be inclined during watering, water passes through the outlet pipe 3 from the watering can main body 1, diffuses in the shower body 5b of the shower head 5, and is discharged in a shower form from the shower plate 5c.

As shown in FIGS. 3B and 5, a hook 6 that can be hooked on another article such as a lattice is rotatably attached to the center of the bottom of the watering can main body 1. A storage portion 7 is formed so as to be recessed upward (inward direction of the watering can main body 1) so that 6 can be stored.
As shown in FIG. 6, the hook 6 is formed in a W-shaped cross section to increase the strength, and the side surface shape thereof is formed in an L shape that bends forward at the tip extending downward. From the vicinity of the bent portion of the L-shape, an operation piece 6a for projecting a turning operation with a finger is provided.
Further, one end portion of the hook 6 is provided with a rotating end portion 6b for attachment to the watering can main body 1 and rotation, and a pair of shaft members 6c project from both sides of the rotating end portion 6b. Has been.

As shown in FIG. 4B, the storage portion 7 of the watering can main body 1 is formed by recessing the bottom portion upward. Since the bottom surface portion is formed separately and welded to the watering can main body 1, when the watering can be made of metal, it can be easily formed by press molding or the like, and when the watering can be made of resin, injection molding is performed. Can be easily molded. The shape of the storage portion is not limited as long as the hook 6 can be stored so that the hook 6 does not protrude from the bottom surface portion. However, if the hook 6 is excessively large, the capacity of the watering can main body 1 is reduced. Is desirable. In addition, the hook 6 is abbreviate | omitted in FIG.4 (b).
In addition, a pair of bearing portions 7a is provided on the rear side of the storage portion 7 to which the hook 6 is attached, and the hook 6 can be rotatably held between the bearing portions 7a by supporting the shaft member 6c. (FIG. 3B).

As shown in FIG. 5, in the protruding posture in which the hook 6 is pulled out from the storage portion 7, the watering can be hooked to other articles such as a lattice by the hook 6, and the watering can be stored without being placed on the ground. . In addition, since the longitudinal direction of the watering can be along the vertical direction when stored in this way, the space for storage can be minimized. Further, when storing, the mounting cylinder 1a is positioned below the watering can body 1, and the remaining water is guided by the inclined portions 1b and 1c, passes through the mounting cylinder 1a, and is drained from the front outlet pipe 3. Therefore, the watering can be stored in a state where there is no residual water, and it is hygienic. In addition, since the handle 2 is provided from the rear surface portion to the upper surface portion of the watering can main body 1 separately from the hook 6 on the bottom surface portion, the hook 2 can be hooked on the lattice or removed from the lattice while grasping the handle 2. Can be done easily.
Furthermore, by hooking the watering can on the lattice or the like with the hook 6, it is possible to automatically sprinkle water without having to hold the heavy watering can.

On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 1 to FIG. 3, in the storage position in which the hook 6 is rotated from the protruding position and stored in the storage unit 7, the hook 6 does not fall over or significantly tilt when the watering can be placed on the ground. For example, even if you put a watering can on the ground, water will not spill.
In the present embodiment, the hook 6 is completely stored in the storage portion 7 in the storage posture, and there is no portion protruding from the bottom surface portion of the watering can main body 1. “Storing” is not limited to the state in which the hook 6 is completely stored in the storage portion, but includes a state in which a part of the hook 6 protrudes to the extent that the use of the watering can and the placement on the ground are not hindered.

As shown in FIGS. 10 and 11, the inlet 4 is opened in a rectangular shape on the rear side of the upper surface portion of the watering can main body 1 and can supply water such as water to the watering can main body 1. The width of the inlet 4 is substantially equal to the width of the upper surface portion of the watering can main body 1.
As shown in FIGS. 1 (a) and 4 (c), a groove is extended from the side edge of the inlet 4 to the front thereof at the upper portion of the side surface of the watering can body 1 to form a slide rail 8. Yes. Protrusions 9a and 9b that protrude from the slide rail 8 are provided in the vicinity of the start and end portions of the slide rail 8 (FIGS. 1B, 10C, and 9A). To (d)).
The upper wall portion of the slide rail 8 and the upper portion thereof are retracted inward in the width direction with respect to the other portions of the side surface portion of the watering can main body 1, and when the slide lid 10 described later is attached, the slide lid 10 is 1 (FIG. 4C, FIG. 9A, FIG. 9E, and FIG. 8F).

As shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, a slide lid 10 is attached to the upper surface portion of the watering can main body 1. As shown in FIGS. 7 and 8, the slide lid 10 includes a substantially flat lid portion 10a capable of covering the injection port 4, and an operation knob portion 10b protruding above the rear end of the lid portion 10a. The lid 10a hangs down from both sides and includes a pair of fitting portions 10c formed on the inner surface thereof with ridges 11 slidably engaged with the slide rail 8.
The lid portion 10a has a substantially flat plate shape, but is slightly formed in a mountain shape and has elastic stretchability in the width direction (FIG. 8C).
Further, each ridge 11 is formed to project from the inner side surface of the fitting portion 10c to the center in the width direction, and at a position slightly shifted inward in the front-rear direction from the start end and the end thereof, a notch formed by notching the ridge 11 12a and 12b are provided.

As shown in FIG. 1, in the state where the slide lid 10 is closed in this watering can, the slide lid 10 is located on the rear side of the watering can main body 1 and the lid portion 10 a covers the inlet 4. At this time, as shown in FIGS. 9 (a) and 9 (b), the notch 12a of the ridge 11 is engaged with the protrusion 9a on the slide rail 8 starting end side to limit the sliding of the slide lid 10. Even when water splashes when carrying water, the slide lid 10 does not open due to the impact, and the sealed state can be maintained.
When the knob portion 10b is pulled strongly from the state in which the slide lid 10 is closed, the projection portion 9a is detached from the notch portion 12a, and the slide lid 10 can slide along the slide rail 8.

As shown in FIG. 10, when the slide lid 10 is fully opened, the inlet 4 is opened and water can be supplied to the watering can main body 1, and the notch 12 b of the ridge 11 and the protrusion 9 b on the terminal end side of the slide rail 8 are formed. Since the sliding of the slide lid 10 is restricted by engaging, it is possible to prevent the slide lid 10 from being closed during water supply and water from being scattered around (FIGS. 8A and 9C). (See (d)). Moreover, since the slide lid 10 is attached to the watering can main body 1 even when the inlet 4 is opened, there is no possibility of losing the lid.
When the knob portion 10b is pulled strongly with the slide lid 10 fully opened, the projection 9b is detached from the notch portion 12b, and the slide lid 10 can slide along the slide rail 8.

Moreover, as shown in FIG. 11, in the watering can which concerns on embodiment of this invention, the wave-dissipating plate 13 which cancels an internal water shaking is provided in the watering can main body 1 inside. 4A, 4B, 9A, and 9E, the wave-dissipating plate 13 is omitted.
This wave-dissipating plate 13 is two plate members extending in the width direction, and is suspended from the positions of the front and rear end edges of the inlet 4 on the upper surface of the watering can main body 1. The length of the wave-dissipating plate in the width direction is substantially equal to the width of the inlet, and the height of the wave-dissipating plate 13 is about one-fourth to one-third of the internal height of the watering can main body 1.

When carrying water with a watering can, water shakes mainly in the longitudinal direction (front-rear direction) due to the movement and inertia of the arm, but two pieces extending in the width direction from the upper surface of the watering can body 1 When the wave-dissipating plates 13 are arranged in the front-and-rear direction and hung down, the water inside is blocked by the wave-dissipating plate 13 so that it is difficult to move in the front-rear direction. The shaking becomes calm.
Moreover, since the wave-dissipating plate 13 hangs down from the upper surface part of the watering can main body 1, draining is obstructed by the wave-dissipating plate 13 at the time of watering, and water does not remain in the watering can.

In addition, although the installation location and the number of installations of the wave-dissipating plate 13 are not limited, in order to enhance the wave-dissipating effect, the wave-dissipating plate 13 is opposed to the direction in which the water shakes severely and is arranged at equal intervals in the main body 1 of the watering can. Is desirable. However, in the present embodiment, the effect as a barrier for preventing water shaking in the vicinity of the inlet 4 is emphasized, and the wave-dissipating plates 13 are not installed at equal intervals, but are suspended from the opening edge of the water inlet 4. ing.
In addition, if the wave-dissipating plate 13 is detachable from the watering can body 1, the water-dissipating plate 13 is removed and drained from the water inlet 4 when cleaning the inside of the watering can body 1 or using the watering can instead of the bucket. Easy to work.

<Another aspect>
In the above embodiment, the hook 6 is provided on the bottom surface portion of the watering can main body 1, and the storage space is reduced when the hook 6 is hooked on the lattice and the remaining water in the watering can be easily discharged. The arrangement is not limited to the bottom surface portion of the watering can body 1. For example, if a hook is provided on the side surface of the watering can main body 1 or the upper surface side of the handle, the mounting cylinder 1a is positioned on the lower side when the hook is latched, and the remaining water is inclined by the inclined portions 1b and 1c. Since it is guided to the outlet pipe 3, it is possible to reduce drainage and storage space.

Contrary to the above-described embodiment, when hooking and storing the hook by forming the side shape of the hook into an L shape that bends backward at the tip extending downward from the bottom surface of the watering can body, etc. The mounting cylinder 1a may be positioned above the watering can main body 1. Also in this case, since the longitudinal direction of the watering can be along the vertical direction, the space during storage can be minimized, and the residual water inside can easily be drained from the inlet 4 of the watering can body 1. .
When these effects are unnecessary, the location of the hook is not particularly limited.
Further, the hook provided on the watering can not be stored by turning, but may be formed as a separate member and detachable from the watering can main body 1 or the handle 2.

  In the above embodiment, the watering can main body 1 is provided with a concave groove to form the slide rail 8, and the protrusion 11 that engages with the slide lid 10 is provided on the slide lid 10. A concave groove that engages with the slide lid 10 may be provided.

  Moreover, you may provide the two comb-shaped wave-dissipating plates from which each shape differs as another aspect of a wave-dissipating plate. In FIG. 12, comb-shaped wave-dissipating plates 14 a and 14 b having different shapes are arranged in front and back and are suspended from the upper surface portion of the watering can main body 1.

As shown in FIG. 12 (a), one comb-shaped wave-dissipating plate 14a is a plate material formed in an isosceles trapezoidal shape with the lower side being a short side, and the upper part is flat like the wave-dissipating plate 13 above. However, a plurality of vertical slits are provided in the lower part, and the whole is formed in a comb shape.
As shown in FIG. 12 (b), the other comb-shaped wave-dissipating plate 14b is also a plate material formed in an isosceles trapezoidal shape with the lower side as a short side, and is formed in a comb shape with a plurality of vertical slits in the lower part. However, the number and position of the longitudinal slits are different from those of the comb-shaped wave absorbing plate 14b.
For this reason, in the watering can main body 1, the comb-tooth part of both the comb-shaped wave-absorbing plates 14a and 14b is arrange | positioned alternately (FIG.12 (d)).

  Thereby, as shown by the thick arrows in FIG. 12 (d), the water flow is disturbed, the water bounced off by the comb-like wave-dissipating plates 14a and 14b, and the wave-dissipating plates 14a and 14b. The water that has passed through the vertical slit collides and attenuates, and the shaking of the water becomes gentle. In addition, since it is comb-shaped, drainage from the inlet 4 can be easily performed without removing the wave-dissipating plates 14a and 14b.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Watering can main body 1a Mounting cylinder 1b, 1c Inclined part 2 Handle 2a Thick holding part 2b Thin holding part 3 Outlet pipe 3a Base end 4 Inlet 5 Shower head 5a Connection part 5b Shower trunk | drum 5c Shower board 6 Hook 6a Operation piece 6b Rotating end portion 6c Shaft member 7 Storage portion 7a Bearing portion 8 Slide rail 9a, 9b Protruding portion 10 Slide lid 10a Lid portion 10b Knob portion 10c Fitting portion 11 Projection 12a, 12b Notch portion 13 Wave absorbing plate 14a, 14b Comb-shaped wave breaker

Claims (14)

A watering can body that can open an inlet on the upper surface and store water inside,
A handle formed integrally or separately on the outer surface of the watering can body;
A tubular portion projecting from the front portion of the watering can body;
In a watering can that is formed integrally or separately in this tubular part and has an outlet pipe that can discharge water inside the watering can body,
A watering can characterized in that a hook is provided on at least one outer surface of the watering can main body, handle, or outlet pipe.   2. The watering can according to claim 1, wherein the hook is provided so that the tubular portion is positioned on the upper side of the watering can body when hooked.   2. The watering can according to claim 1, wherein the hook is provided so that the tubular portion is positioned below the watering can body when the hook is hooked.   4. A watering can according to claim 3, wherein an inclined portion is formed on the front surface of the watering can main body to guide residual water to the tubular portion when the watering is stopped.   The watering can according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein at least one of the handles is provided on a surface of the watering can main body different from the hook. The hook body is provided on the outer surface of the watering can or the handle so that the protruding position and the storing position can be selected.
The watering can according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein a storage portion capable of storing the hook is recessed. While providing the hook on the bottom portion of the watering can body, the storage portion is recessed in the bottom portion of the watering can body,
The watering can according to claim 6, wherein the handle is provided on the upper surface side of the watering can main body.   8. The watering can according to claim 7, wherein the handle is formed in an arch shape extending from an upper surface portion to a rear surface portion of the watering can main body.   9. The watering can according to claim 8, wherein a thick grip portion formed thick is provided on the back side of the handle, and a thin grip portion formed thin is provided immediately above the thick grip portion.   The watering can according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the hook is detachably attached to an outer surface of the watering can body or a handle. A watering can body that can open an inlet on the top surface and store water inside,
A handle integrally formed on the outer surface of the watering can body;
In a watering can having a tubular outlet pipe projectingly connected to the front portion of the watering can body,
A slide rail composed of concave grooves or ridges extending on both side edge portions of the inlet and its extension;
A watering can having a planar shape capable of covering the inlet, and a slide lid formed with a fitting portion slidably fitted to the slide rail on both sides. Protruding portions protruding from the slide rail are provided in the vicinity of the start end and / or the end of the slide rail,
12. The watering can according to claim 11, wherein a notch for engaging the projection and stopping the slide lid is provided in the vicinity of the start end and / or the end of the fitting portion. A watering can body that can open an inlet on the top surface and store water inside,
A handle integrally formed on the outer surface of the watering can body;
In a watering can having a tubular outlet pipe projectingly connected to the front portion of the watering can body,
A watering can characterized in that two wave-dissipating plates extending in the width direction are arranged in the front-rear direction and suspended from the upper surface portion of the watering body.   14. The watering can according to claim 13, wherein the wave-dissipating plate is formed in a comb shape having a plurality of slits in the lower part.

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