JP2013112977A - Vessel for medicine supply tool - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a vessel for a medicine supply tool such that a necessary and sufficient amount of water can be taken in the vessel.SOLUTION: A vessel 10 for a medicine supply tool includes: a placement part 13 which is provided in the vessel and on which medicine M is placed; a conduit 14 which extends, in the vessel, in a direction from the outside to the inside; a water intake 15 provided outside the conduit 14; and a drain port 16 provided inside the conduit 14. The water intake 15 is provided at a height position enough to separate from water flowing on an upper surface 2a of a water supply receiving pan 2. At an inner side edge of the water intake 15, a water intake wall 22 for taking the water flowing on the upper surface 2a in the water intake 15 is provided projecting downward. The water flowing on the upper surface 2a of the water supply receiving pan 2 does not flow directly in the water intake 15, but strikes on the water intake wall 22 first, flows upward along the water intake wall 22 to be guided to the water intake 15, and then flows in the water intake 15.

Description

  The present invention relates to a container for a medicine supply tool placed on the upper surface of a water supply tray of a water storage tank for toilets.

  Conventionally, as a container for a medicine supply tool placed on the upper surface of a water supply tray of a toilet water storage tank, for example, those described in Patent Documents 1 to 3 are known. In such a container for a medicine supply tool, water supplied to the water supply tray is taken into the container from the top, side surface or bottom, and this water is brought into contact with the medicine in the container to elute the medicine. Then, the drug solution is discharged together with water into the toilet water storage tank and stored in the toilet water storage tank. Thereby, the water containing the solution is supplied into the toilet bowl at the time of toilet cleaning.

  In particular, in the fragrance washing container for flush toilets described in Patent Document 1, a tapered cup with a lower diameter is provided on the upper part of the medicine so that the water taken in from the upper part does not directly contact the medicine. In this fragrance washing container for flush toilets, the water taken into the container from the water intake spreads along the guide ring surrounding the medicine, and is supplied into the guide ring from the notch of the guide ring. The supplied water contacts the lower surface of the medicine and melts the medicine, and then is discharged from the central drain.

  Moreover, in the medicine supply tool for flush toilets described in Patent Document 2, water is taken in from the inlet provided in the lid and the inlet provided in the outer periphery of the medicine placement section, and this water is used as the medicine. The drug is dissolved by direct contact. The water in which the medicine is dissolved passes through the inclined surface inclined downward and is discharged from the central outlet.

  Moreover, in the medicine container for flush toilets described in Patent Document 3, the water intake of the upper container is provided at a position off the upper side of the medicine so that the water taken from the water intake does not fall directly on the medicine. . Moreover, in this chemical | medical agent container for flush toilets, the adjustment discharge port is provided and the taken-in excess water is discharged | emitted from an adjustment discharge port. Furthermore, the medicine mounting portion is connected to the same surface as the bottom surface of the lower container, and the taken-in water is smoothly brought into contact with the medicine.

Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 6-87479 JP-A-8-270041 JP 2002-167839 A

  However, in the container for the medicine supply tool as described above, for example, when water is taken in from the upper part, the contact area between the water and the medicine becomes large, so that the water flowing into the container becomes excessive and the amount of medicine eluted is excessive. There is a risk of becoming. On the other hand, for example, when water is taken into the container from the side of the container, it is difficult to allow a sufficient amount of water to flow into the container, and it may be difficult to elute a sufficient amount of medicine.

  This invention is made | formed in view of such a situation, and makes it a subject to provide the container for chemical | medical agent supply tools which can take in a required and sufficient quantity of water in a container.

  In order to solve the above problems, a container for a medicine supply tool according to the present invention is a container for a medicine supply tool placed on the upper surface of a water receiving tray of a toilet water storage tank, and is provided in the container. A placement part to be placed, a water conduit that extends in a direction from the outside to the inside in the container, and that circulates water so as to contact the medicine placed on the placement part, and the outside of the water conduit A water intake port for taking water flowing through the upper surface of the water supply tray into the container, and a water discharge port provided inside the water conduit for draining water in contact with the medicine to the outside. The mouth is provided at a height away from the water flowing on the upper surface of the water receiving tray, and a water intake wall for taking the water flowing on the upper surface of the water receiving tray into the water inlet is provided at the edge of the water intake. It is provided so that it may protrude below.

  In this container for medicine supply, for example, at least a part of the water flowing on the upper surface of the water receiving tray does not flow directly into the water intake, but first hits the water intake wall and flows so as to rise upward along the water intake wall. And then flow into the water intake. Thus, since water does not flow directly into the water intake, it is possible to suppress excessive flow of water into the container. At the same time, since water is actively taken into the water intake through the water intake wall, it is possible to suppress the amount of water flowing into the container from becoming insufficient. Therefore, according to the present invention, the amount of water taken into the container can be controlled, and a necessary and sufficient amount of water can be taken into the container.

  Further, the mounting portion has a plurality of extending portions that are formed so as to extend upward in the container and extend radially from the center when viewed from above, and the water conduits are adjacent to each other. It is preferable that it is constituted by a trough provided between the pair of extending portions. In this case, in the water conduit, water is circulated so as to come into contact with the lower surface of the medicine, so that it is possible to suppress the water from coming into contact with the medicine excessively and to elute the medicine stably.

  Moreover, it is preferable that the wall part which protrudes upwards is provided in the position which adjoins the outer side of the extension part seeing from the upper side, and is inside a water intake. As a result, even if excess water is taken in from the intake, excess water overflowing from the water conduit is blocked by the wall on the outside of the wall, so that the excess water directly contacts the drug. Can be suppressed.

  Further, the plurality of extending portions extend radially from a drain port provided in the center as viewed from above, and the mounting portion is provided on the drain port and is a part of the plurality of extending portions. It is preferable to have a connecting part that connects the two at the inside. Thereby, even when the medicine is reduced by dissolution, for example, the medicine is surely placed at the connecting portion, so that it is possible to prevent the medicine from dropping from the placement portion. In addition, since the connecting part is connected to a part of the extension part, compared to the case where it is connected to all the extension parts, the water flowing toward the drain outlet is prevented from being obstructed by the connecting part. can do.

  Moreover, it is preferable that the intake wall protrudes below so that the lower end may contact the upper surface of a water supply receptacle. Thereby, even when there is little quantity of the water which flows into the upper surface of a water supply receptacle, water can be taken in into a water outlet efficiently.

  According to the present invention, a necessary and sufficient amount of water can be taken into the container.

It is a perspective view which shows the chemical | medical agent supply tool containing the container for chemical | medical agent supply tools which concerns on one Embodiment. It is a disassembled perspective view of the chemical | medical agent supply tool of FIG. It is an upper perspective view which shows the container for chemical | medical agent supply tools of FIG. It is a downward perspective view which shows the container for chemical | medical agent supply tools of FIG. It is a top view which shows the container for chemical | medical agent supply tools of FIG. It is a bottom view which shows the container for chemical | medical agent supply tools of FIG. It is sectional drawing along the VII-VII line of FIG. It is sectional drawing along the VIII-VIII line of FIG. It is a cross-sectional enlarged view which shows the use condition of the container for chemical | medical agent supply tools of FIG. It is a graph which shows the test result of a flushing test. It is an upper perspective view which shows the container for chemical | medical agent supply tools which concerns on a modification.

  DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. In the following description, the same or equivalent elements will be denoted by the same reference numerals, and redundant description will be omitted.

  1 is a perspective view showing a medicine supply tool including a medicine supply tool container according to an embodiment, and FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view of the medicine supply tool of FIG. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the medicine supply container 10 of the present embodiment is an on-tank type that is placed on the upper surface 2 a of the water supply tray 2 as a hand-washing portion of the toilet water tank 1. Used in the supply tool 100. The medicine supply tool 100 includes the medicine supply tool container 10 as a container body, and also includes a holding container 110 that holds the medicine supply tool container 10 and an upper lid 120 that can be attached to and detached from the holding container 110.

  The medicine supply container 10 has a bowl-like outer shape that opens upward and has a central axis G, and allows a part of the water supplied from the faucet 3 above the water supply tray 2 to flow into the container ( Details will be described later). This medicine supply tool container 10 accommodates medicine M therein. At the upper end of the container 10 for the medicine supply tool, a collar portion 30 is formed protruding outward in the radial direction. Cutout portions 31 that are engaged with the holding container 110 are provided at three circumferentially spaced positions of the collar portion 30.

  As the medicine M, for example, a water-soluble solid medicine having a truncated cone shape is used. This medicine M contains at least one component of a cleaning component, an aroma component, a deodorizing component, a bactericidal component, a sterilizing component, a coloring component, and a bleaching component. In addition, the shape of the medicine M is not limited, and can be other frustum shapes or column shapes.

  The holding container 110 is an annular frame and constitutes a lower container of the medicine supply tool 100. A support piece 111 that protrudes upward is provided at the inner lower end of the holding container 110 at a position that is equally spaced in the circumferential direction so as to support the medicine supply container 10. Further, projections 112 projecting downward are provided at the lower end of the holding container 110 so as to be in contact with the water supply tray 2 at three circumferential positions corresponding to the support pieces 111.

  The upper lid 120 has a flat dish shape and constitutes an upper container of the medicine supply tool 100. The upper lid 120 is formed with a plurality of volatilization ports 121 for diffusing volatile components of the medicine M to the outside. In addition, the edge of the outer surface side of the volatilization port 121 has a smooth curved surface shape so that it does not scatter when the water supplied from the faucet 3 falls.

  In the medicine supply device 100 configured as described above, the medicine supply device container 10 containing the medicine M is inserted into the inner hole 113 of the holding container 110 from above, and the notch 31 is engaged with the support piece 111. Thus, after the medicine supply container 10 is assembled to the holding container 110 in a holding state, the upper lid 120 is attached to the holding container 110 and assembled. Then, in the medicine supply tool 100, the lower end surface of the medicine supply tool container 10 and the protrusion 112 of the holding container 110 are brought into contact with the upper surface 2 a of the water supply dish 2 on the sink hole 4 of the water supply dish 2. It is placed on the water supply tray 2.

  In addition, the water supply tray 2 of the present embodiment is for general use such as home use that is normally used, and the upper surface 2 a of the water supply tray 2 is inclined so as to fall gently toward the sink hole 4. The water supply tray 2 is not limited to this, and various types of water supply trays can be used. In this embodiment, the flow rate of water supplied from the faucet 3 is set to a general flow rate (for example, 2 L / min to 9 L / min), but is not particularly limited, and is set to a water-saving type or the like. May be. In addition, the position of the faucet 3 may be a position where water falls directly on the medicine supply tool 100 (the medicine supply tool container 10), or a position where water does not fall.

  3-8 is each figure which shows the container for chemical | medical agent supply tools which concerns on one Embodiment. As shown in FIGS. 3 to 8, the drug supply container 10 includes a container lower part 11 having a frustoconical outer shape, and a substantially cylindrical main body part integrally connected to the upper end of the container lower part 11 and whose upper side is enlarged in diameter. 12. The container lower part 11 is provided with a placement part 13, a water conduit 14, a water intake 15 and a drain 16.

  The placement part 13 functions as a pedestal part on which the medicine M is placed. The mounting portion 13 includes an extending portion 17 and a connecting portion 18. The extending portion 17 is formed by a bottom surface that protrudes upward in the container. The extending portion 17 is provided so as to extend in a fan shape radially from the center when viewed from above.

  Here, the extending portion 17 extends from the outer periphery of a first drain port 19 described later to the outer periphery of the container lower portion 11. A plurality of (six) extending portions 17 are juxtaposed at equal intervals in the circumferential direction. Each of the upper surfaces 17a of the plurality of extending portions 17 has a planar shape that inclines toward the center.

  The connection part 18 is provided in the center part (on the 1st drain outlet 19) in a container, and connects some ones of the some extension parts 17 in the radial inside. The connecting portion 18 here connects three extending portions 17 that are not adjacent to each other in the circumferential direction, and has a Y-shape when viewed from above. The upper surface 18 a of the connecting portion 18 is a planar shape that is orthogonal to the central axis G and is continuous with the upper surface 17 a of the extending portion 17.

  The water guide channel 14 is a channel that guides the flow of water taken into the container, and includes a trough that is provided between a pair of adjacent extending portions 17 and 17. That is, as with the extending portion 17, the water conduit 14 is provided so as to extend in a fan shape radially from the center when viewed from above, and a plurality of water conduits 14 are juxtaposed at equal intervals in the circumferential direction. . Thereby, the extension part 17 and the water conduit 14 are alternately provided in the circumferential direction in a plurality of divided regions obtained by equally dividing the inside of the container in the circumferential direction (here, divided into 12 equal parts) as viewed from above.

  The bottom surfaces 14a of the plurality of water conduits 14 have a planar shape that is orthogonal to the central axis G and is positioned on the same plane. The extension distance (the length in the radial direction) of the water conduit 14 is shorter than the extension part 17 of the placement part 13. For example, preferably, the extension distance of the water conduit 14 is set to about 2/3 of the extension distance of the extension part 17. Such a water conduit 14 extends along a direction from the radially outer side to the inner side at a height position lower than the placement part 13 in the container, and the lower surface of the medicine M placed on the placement part 13. Circulate water in contact with the water.

  The water intake 15 is a hole for taking water flowing on the upper surface 2a of the water supply tray 2 into the container. The water intake 15 is provided adjacent to the radially outer side of the plurality of water conduits 14 and communicates with the water conduits 14. The water intake 15 is formed in a slit shape that opens obliquely downward following the outer shape of the container lower part 11 and extends along the circumferential direction.

  The drain port 16 is a hole for draining water that has contacted the medicine M to the outside, and includes first to third drain ports 19 to 21. The 1st drain outlet 19 is provided in the lower end surface of the container lower part 11, and is made into the circular hole opened below. The first drain port 19 is located in the central portion when viewed from above and is formed adjacent to the radially inner side of the plurality of extending portions 17.

  The second drain port 20 is provided at a position adjacent to the radially inner side of the water conduit 14 and outside the first drain port 19. The second drain port 20 is formed so as to cut out the radially inner side of the bottom surface 14 a of the plurality of water conduits 14.

  The third drain port 21 is provided on the radially inner side of the plurality of extending portions 17. The third drain port 21 is formed so as to cut out a part on the radially inner side of the upper surface 17a of the plurality of extending portions 17. Here, the third drain port 21 is formed only in the extending portion 17 to which the connecting portion 18 is not connected.

  Here, the water intake 15 of this embodiment is provided in the height position spaced apart with respect to the water which flows through the upper surface 2a of the water supply tray 2 (refer FIG. 9). Specifically, the water intake 15 is provided at a position higher than a predetermined distance from the lower end of the container lower part 11 so that at least a part of the water flowing through the upper surface 2a of the water receiving tray 2 does not flow directly, It is provided at a position 5 mm or higher. Here, the water intake 15 is provided at a position below the central portion of the container 10 for a medicine supply tool in the vertical direction.

  And the water intake wall 22 for taking in the water which flows the upper surface 2a of the water supply tray 2 into the water inlet 15 is provided in the edge part of the radial inside in this water intake 15 so that it may protrude straight below. Yes. That is, the water intake wall 22 is suspended from the edge of the water intake port 15 so as to be continuous with the bottom surface 14 a of the water conduit 14. The intake wall 22 is provided over the entire width of the intake port 15. Specifically, the water intake wall 22 extends from one end in the circumferential direction of the water intake 15 to the other end while being curved in the circumferential direction so as to follow the shape of the water intake 15.

  The intake wall 22 is provided in all of the plurality of intake ports 15. Moreover, the water intake wall 22 protrudes downward so that the lower end thereof is in contact with the upper surface 2 a of the water supply tray 2. The height position of the lower end of the water intake wall 22 here is higher than the lower end of the container lower part 11.

  Further, a wall portion 23 is erected on the outer peripheral portion of the extending portion 17 of the placement portion 13. Specifically, a wall portion 23 that protrudes straight upward is provided at a position adjacent to the radially outer side of the extending portion 17 as viewed from above and radially inward of the water intake port 15. The wall portion 23 extends along the circumferential direction from one end to the other end of the extending portion 17 in the circumferential direction.

  The medicine supply tool container 10 configured as described above is installed on the upper surface 2 a of the water supply tray 2 in a state where the medicine M is placed on and placed in the placement portion 13. When water is supplied from the faucet 3, as shown in FIG. 9, for example, a part of the water W flowing through the upper surface 2a does not pass through the medicine supply container 10 and flows directly from the hole 4 into the toilet. The other part of the water W flowing into the water storage tank 1 while flowing through the upper surface 2 a is taken into the drug supply container 10 through the water intake 15.

  The taken-in water W comes into contact with the lower surface of the drug M while flowing from the radially outer side to the inner side below the drug M through the water conduit 14, and dissolves and dissolves the drug M by an appropriate amount. Thereafter, the solution of the medicine M is discharged from the drain port 16 together with the water W, and flows into the toilet storage tank 1 from the sink hole 4.

  Here, in the present embodiment, as described above, the water intake 15 is provided at a height position that is separated from the water W flowing through the upper surface 2a, and the edge of the water intake 15 is provided below. Since the protruding water intake wall 22 is provided, when the water W flowing through the upper surface 2 a is taken into the medicine supply container 10, the water W does not flow directly into the water intake 15, but first the water intake wall. 22 hits. Then, the flow direction is changed by approximately 90 °, flows so as to rise vertically along the intake wall 22, is guided to the intake port 15, and flows into the intake port 15 by a necessary amount. After that, the flow direction is changed by about 90 ° again, and the water flows through the water conduit 14 horizontally in the radial direction.

  Therefore, according to the present embodiment, the water W is prevented from flowing directly into the water intake 15, and the water intake wall 22 allows the water W to flow into the container while preventing the water W from flowing excessively (overflow). The water W can be actively taken in, and the amount of water flowing into the container can be suppressed from becoming insufficient. Therefore, it is possible to appropriately control the amount of water taken into the container and take in a necessary and sufficient amount of water W into the container. As a result, an appropriate amount of the drug M can be eluted, and the solubility of the drug M can be stabilized.

  Note that when the flow rate of the taken-in water W is high, there is a concern that the drug M may be eluted excessively. However, in this embodiment, the flow rate is adjusted to an appropriate speed by the water intake 15 and the water intake wall 22. It can be controlled. Therefore, this embodiment can be said to be effective in this respect. Incidentally, since the plurality of intake walls 22 are provided and further provided in the entire width of the intake port 15, the above-described effect of the intake wall 22 for taking in the water W into the intake port 15 is effective. Played.

  Moreover, in this embodiment, since the water W is distribute | circulated so that the lower surface of the chemical | medical agent M may contact in the water conduit 14 as mentioned above, it can suppress that the water W contacts the chemical | medical agent M excessively. The drug M can be stably eluted.

  In the present embodiment, as described above, the wall portion 23 is provided at a position adjacent to the radially outer side of the extending portion 17 and radially inward of the intake port 15. As a result, if excessive water W is taken in from the intake port 15, the excess water W overflowing from the water conduit 14 is blocked (pooled) by the outer wall surface of the wall portion 23, so that the excess water W The water W can be prevented from coming into direct contact with the drug M, and excessive dissolution of the drug M can be prevented. At this time, the excess water W that has been dammed flows, for example, toward the water intake 15 of the adjacent water conduit 14 and is drained to the outside through the water intake 15. Moreover, according to this wall part 23, the chemical | medical agent M mounted in the mounting part 13 can be positioned, and it also becomes possible to prevent the movement | movement (deviation) of the chemical | medical agent M.

  Moreover, in this embodiment, as mentioned above, the connection part 18 of the mounting part 13 is provided on the 1st drain outlet 19 of the center part in the container. Therefore, for example, even when the medicine M becomes smaller due to dissolution, the medicine M is reliably placed on the connecting portion 18, and the medicine M can be prevented from falling from the placement portion 13. In addition, since the connecting portion 18 is connected to only a part of the extending portion 17 and has a Y shape when viewed from above, the connecting portion 18 can flow from the lacked portion to the first drain port 19 through the water W. . Therefore, it can suppress that the water W which flows toward the 1st drain outlet 19 is inhibited by the connection part 18. FIG. That is, according to the connection part 18, it becomes possible to place the chemical | medical agent M reliably, without inhibiting the waste_water | drain from the 1st drain outlet 19. FIG.

  Moreover, in this embodiment, as mentioned above, the lower end of the water intake wall 22 protrudes downward so as to contact the upper surface 2 a of the water supply tray 2. Thereby, even when there is little quantity of the water which flows into the upper surface 2a of the water supply tray 2, the water W can be taken in into the water inlet 15 efficiently.

  Moreover, in this embodiment, since the extension distance of the water conduit 14 is shorter than the extension part 17 of the mounting part 13 as mentioned above, it is further prevented that the water W contacts the medicine M excessively. Can be suppressed.

  By the way, when water W is circulated from the outside in the radial direction to the center while being in contact with the lower surface of the medicine M, the concentration of the medicine M in the water W may become excessively high in the center. In this regard, in the present embodiment, as described above, since the second drainage port 20 is further provided on the radially inner side of the water conduit 14, the water W before the concentration of the medicine M becomes excessively high is discharged to the second drainage. Can drain from the mouth. Therefore, it becomes possible to maintain the chemical | medical agent M density | concentration of the drained water W appropriately.

  In the present embodiment, as described above, the third drain port 21 is further provided on the radially inner side of the extending portion 17 of the placement portion 13. Therefore, even when excess water W is taken into the container, the water W can be discharged through the third drain port 21, and the drug supply container 10 can be prevented from floating. .

As described above, a comparative test was performed on the ease of inflow of water W into the container with or without the intake wall 22 with respect to the container 10 for the medicine supply tool described above. Specifically, the flushing test was performed using the example of the drug supply container 10 and a comparative example similar to the drug supply container 10 except that the water intake wall 22 was not provided under the following conditions. (A test in which the medicine supply container 10 is installed in the water supply tray 2 and washing is repeated) was performed. Here, for convenience of the test, one of the plurality of water intakes 15 other than one is closed and used.
<Conditions>
Tank type: S791B (manufactured by TOTO Corporation, part number)
Temperature: 25 ° C
Water temperature: 25 ° C
Flowing water volume: 3L
Flushing interval: once per hour (24 times per day)

  FIG. 10 is a graph showing test results of the flushing test. The remaining amount in FIG. 10 (b) represents the remaining amount of the drug M in the container, and the drug elution amount in FIG. 10 (b) is the drug decrease in the example when the drug amount in the comparative example is 100. The amount is expressed in%. As shown in FIG. 10, in the example according to this embodiment, the amount of medicine outflow is larger than that in the comparative example. Thereby, by providing the water intake wall 22, a necessary amount of water W flowing through the upper surface 2a of the water supply tray 2 can be taken into the container, and the medicine M can be suitably dissolved (that is, sufficient if the water intake wall 22 is not provided) It was confirmed that the amount of water W was not taken in and dissolution of the drug M was insufficient). In other words, in the comparative example, it was confirmed that it was difficult for water W to be taken in from the water intake 15.

  In FIG. 10, the reason why the amount of decrease in the preparation at the initial stage of the test is small is that the drug M took in the water W and expanded. Further, in the latter period of the test, the phenomenon that water W remains in the container and the drug M dissolves at a stretch occurs, so that the vicinity between the flushing times of 100 to 200 is considered to be a suitable place for the evaluation of the drug outflow amount.

  Incidentally, when the concentration of the drug M in the water W in the toilet water storage tank 1 is compared in terms of absorbance, the absorbance in the example is 0.021, whereas the absorbance in the comparative example is 0.007. Also by this, in this embodiment, it has been confirmed that the medicine M can be suitably dissolved by taking a necessary amount of water W flowing on the upper surface 2a of the water supply tray 2 into the container.

  The preferred embodiments of the present invention have been described above. However, the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments. The present invention can be modified without departing from the scope described in the claims or applied to other embodiments. May be.

  FIG. 11 is an upper perspective view showing a medicine supply container according to a modification. For example, as shown in FIG. 11, the medicine supply tool container 210 according to the modified example is not used together with the holding container 110 and the upper lid 120 (see FIG. 2) as in the above embodiment, but the upper lid 220 is directly attached. Used. In addition, this chemical | medical agent supply container 210 has the leg 211 which protrudes below from a lower end surface as what is inserted in the sink hole 4. FIG. The upper lid 220 does not include the volatilization port 121 (see FIG. 2), and is configured so that water W does not flow from the outside through the upper lid 220.

  Even in the drug supply container 210 according to such a modification, the above-described effect of controlling the amount of water taken into the container and taking in a necessary and sufficient amount of water W into the container is exhibited. Incidentally, the drug supply tool container 210 according to the modification may not be provided with the legs 211, while the drug supply tool container 10 of the above embodiment may be provided with the legs 211.

  Moreover, in the said embodiment, although the water intake 15 is formed in slit shape, it may be made into circular shape or an ellipse shape, for example. Furthermore, in the said embodiment, although the water intake 15 is opened diagonally downward, you may open in the horizontal direction (radial direction) or the downward direction.

  Moreover, in the said embodiment, although the water intake wall 22 is provided in the edge part inside the water intake 15, when the water intake 15 opens in the horizontal direction, for example, the side below the water intake 15 concerned. It is only necessary that the water intake wall 22 is provided at the edge, that is, it is only necessary that the water intake wall 22 is provided at the edge of the side that is continuous with the bottom surface 14 a of the water conduit 14. In short, the water intake wall 22 should just be provided in the edge part of the water intake 15 so that the water W which flows through the upper surface 2a of the water supply tray 2 can be taken in.

  The height position at which the water intake 15 is provided is not limited to the above. For example, based on the shape of the upper surface 2a of the water receiving tray 2, the flow rate of the water W supplied from the faucet 3, and the like. 2 can be appropriately set so as to be separable with respect to the water flowing on the upper surface 2a.

  Moreover, in the said embodiment, the lower end of the water intake wall 22 may protrude below so that the upper surface 2a of the water supply tray 2 may not be contacted. In this case, it is possible to suppress the container itself from shifting or falling due to the flow of the water W hitting the water intake wall 22.

  Further, in the drug supply container 10 of the above embodiment, in order to prevent the water flowing from the volatilization port 121 of the upper lid 120 from directly hitting the drug M, for example, a non-woven fabric or plastic is covered so as to cover the drug M placed thereon. A film or the like may be attached, or a cup-shaped molded product may be separately installed so as to accommodate the drug M.

  DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Toilet storage tank, 2 ... Water supply tray, 2a ... Upper surface, 10 ... Container for chemical | medical-agent supply tools, 13 ... Mounting part, 14 ... Water conveyance path, 14a ... Bottom surface of water conveyance path, 15 ... Water intake, 16 ... Drainage Mouth, 17 ... extension part, 18 connection part, 22 ... water intake wall, 23 ... wall part, M ... medicine, W ... water.

Claims (5)

A container for a medicine supply tool placed on the upper surface of a water supply tray of a toilet water storage tank,
A placement unit provided in the container for placing the medicine;
A water conduit that extends along the direction from the outside to the inside in the container and circulates water so as to come into contact with the medicine placed on the placement section,
A water intake provided outside the water conduit, for taking water flowing on the upper surface of the water receiving tray into the container;
A drain outlet provided inside the water conduit and for draining water that has come into contact with the medicine to the outside;
The water intake is provided at a height position that is separated from the water flowing through the upper surface of the water tray,
For a medicine supply tool, a water intake wall for taking in water flowing on the upper surface of the water supply tray into the water intake port is provided at a marginal portion of the water intake port so as to protrude downward. container. The mounting portion includes a plurality of extending portions that are configured to have a bottom surface that protrudes upward in the container and that extend radially from the center when viewed from above.
The container for a medicine supply device according to claim 1, wherein the water conduit is constituted by a trough provided between a pair of adjacent extending portions.   The drug supply device according to claim 2, wherein a wall portion protruding upward is provided at a position adjacent to the outside of the extension portion and viewed from above and inside the water intake port. Container. The plurality of extending portions extend radially from the drain port provided in the center when viewed from above,
The medicine according to claim 2 or 3, wherein the placement part has a connecting part that is provided on the drain outlet and connects a part of the plurality of extending parts on the inside thereof. Container for supply tool.   The drug supply container according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the water intake wall protrudes downward so that a lower end thereof is in contact with the upper surface of the water supply tray.

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