JP2015084768A - Pest insect trap container - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a container that can flexibly trap pests without smashing them when trapping pests such as cockroaches, spiders or centipedes, and can easily seal up the trapped pests and can sanitarily throw out in a sealed state, and in addition, the container that enables trapping the pests without seeing them as much as possible before being sealed up in the container and thrown out, and enables working in a separated state.SOLUTION: A handle (1) is attached to a container (2). The container (2) with the handle (1) attached thereto has a sheet (2a) having an adhesive layer and a peeling sheet (2b). The peeling sheet (2b) is peeled, and pests (4) can be trapped by putting them on the sheet (2a) having the adhesive layer. Then, a lid (3) is placed on a floor (5) and sealed up by sticking a sticking surface (3a) of the lid (3) to the sheet (2a) having the adhesive layer of the container (2) in the container (2) trapping the pests (4).

Description

  The present invention relates to a container that can catch insects such as cockroaches, spiders, and centipedes and can be disposed of in a sanitary manner.

  Conventionally, as a method for controlling insects such as cockroaches, spiders, and centipedes, a method of controlling insects by direct blow using a fly swatter or a method for controlling insects with insecticides is generally used. However, pests were crushed by direct blow, and it was not hygienic. In addition, there are some concerns about insecticides on the human body. In addition, “discomfort and filth” are thought to be strongly felt for direct blows and cleanup of cockroaches exterminated with insecticides.

  Many insect trapping devices have been proposed to solve the above problems, and fixed adhesive trapping devices are generally known, but this is the type that catches insects after waiting for the pests to come. I couldn't catch the insects flexibly. In addition, as shown in Patent Document 1, an insect trap using a suction force of a vacuum cleaner has been proposed, but it is not practical because preparation for trapping takes time. Furthermore, as shown in Patent Document 2, there has been proposed an instrument for fixing an adhesive tape to an insect trapping instrument, sticking a pest on the adhesive tape, and then folding the adhesive tape in half to discard it. However, it takes time to fix the adhesive tape, and there is a concern that it will be escaped by pests during preparation. In addition, since the fixture is required to have a certain strength, there is a concern that the floor, walls, and furniture may be damaged during the trapping.

  Also, the act of disposing of pest carcasses and debilitated pests feels “discomfort and filth”. After that, as shown in Patent Document 3, a device specially designed to clean up the pest carcasses has been proposed for instruments for more easily and sanitizing the cleanup, but the captured pests should be exposed. Because there is, it is unsanitary.

JP 2006-158337 A JP 2009-225747 A Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 11-155659

  The problem to be solved is that when capturing insects such as cockroaches, spiders and centipedes, they can be captured quickly without crushing them, and the captured insects can be easily sealed and sealed in a sanitary manner. It is a insect trap that can be disposed of. In addition, it is an insect trapping container that can work in a remote state without catching as much as possible until the insect is trapped and the container is sealed and discarded.

  The present invention is a container that can capture and dispose of insects such as cockroaches, spiders, and centipedes in a flexible and hygienic manner using a container having an adhesive layer. Specifically, a sheet having an adhesive layer is stretched on the opening side of the container, the adhesive layer is fixed to the outside, and the adhesive layer is protected by a release sheet, and a pest is attached to the adhesive layer. To catch insects. Therefore, when using the container, it is possible to catch insects by simply peeling off the release sheet, so that preparation is not time-consuming and practical.

  The outer frame on the opening side of the container has a shape that protrudes 2 mm to 15 mm from the adhesive layer, so that when the insect pest is caught by the adhesive layer, the adhesive component is not easily attached to the wall or floor, and the insect pest is not crushed. It is characterized by being able to catch insects. Also, by providing a space between the adhesive layer and the closed side of the container, the space between the adhesive layer and the closed side of the container absorbs the pressing force when catching insects, so that insects can be captured without crushing them. And

  The material of the container is characterized by being made of polyethylene, polypropylene or paper. The reason is that it is versatile and relatively inexpensive, and that it has a certain degree of flexibility so as not to damage the floor and walls. In addition, by using a flexible material, the container is deformed according to the scene even at the edge of the room or where there is an obstacle, so that insects can be captured efficiently.

  By attaching the handle to the container, it is possible to catch insects at a position away from the hand. Further, the handle is provided with a convex portion on the closed side of the container so that the handle can be easily detached, and fitting is completed by fitting the handle into the convex portion. Therefore, when discarding the container, the handle can be removed simply by pulling it out of the container.

  It is characterized in that it can be sealed by attaching a lid to the adhesive layer of the container. Specifically, in a state where the lid is placed on the floor, the handle is lowered to the position of the lid with the handle of the container to which the pests are deposited, and the sealing operation is completed by attaching the lid to the adhesive layer. Therefore, since it is possible to work with a handle from pest catching to sealing the lid, it is possible to easily seal the container while keeping the state away from the pest, thereby reducing the “discomfort and filth”.

  When capturing insects such as cockroaches, spiders, centipedes, etc., the insect trapping container of the present invention can capture insects flexibly without crushing them, and can easily seal trapped insects and keep them hygienic as they are. There is an advantage that it can be disposed of. In addition, there is an advantage that it is possible to work in a remote state without catching as much as possible until a pest is captured, sealed in a container and discarded.

FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view showing the handle (1), the container (2) and the lid (3) in an independent state. FIG. 2 is a sectional view showing a state in which the handle (1) and the lid (3) are attached to the container (2). FIG. 3 is an explanatory view immediately before catching the pest (4) with the handle (1) and the container (2) attached. Arrow (6) represents the movement of the container. FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram of a state in which the insect (4) is captured while the handle (1) and the container (2) are attached. FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram immediately before the lid (3) is attached to the container (2) in which the insect pest (4) is captured. Arrow (6) represents the movement of the container. FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram of a state in which the lid (3) is attached to the container (2) that captures the pest (4).

  The container (2) shown in FIG. 1 has a sheet (2a) having an adhesive layer and a release sheet (2b). As shown in FIG. 4, insects can be captured by attaching a pest (4) to a sheet (2a) having an adhesive layer from which the release sheet (2b) has been peeled off. Since the outer frame (2c) of the container (2) has a shape that protrudes from 2 mm to 15 mm more than the sheet (2a) having the adhesive layer, when the insect pest (4) is captured, the adhesive component is applied to the wall and floor. It is difficult to stick and can catch insects without crushing the pests (4).

  The handle (1) shown in FIG. 1 has a cylindrical shape, and can be easily attached by fitting the handle (1) to the convex portion (2d) of the container (2). Moreover, it seals by sticking the sticking surface (3a) of the lid | cover (3) shown in FIG. 1 on the sheet | seat (2a) which has the adhesion layer of a container (2). FIG. 2 shows a state in which the handle (1) and the lid (3) are attached to the container (2) in the container (2) with the release sheet (2b) peeled off.

  As shown in FIG. 3 and FIG. 4, with the handle (1) attached to the convex portion (2 d) of the container (2), the pest (4) is attached with the adhesive layer (2 a) of the container (2). To catch insects. At this time, it is possible to work away from the pest (4) by working with the handle (1). Then, as shown in FIG.5 and FIG.6, the lid | cover (3) is set | placed on a floor | bed (5), and the sticking surface (3a) of a lid | cover (3) is put on a container (2) which captured insects (4). It seals by sticking on the sheet | seat (2a) which has the adhesion layer of (2).

  Thereafter, the container (2) sealed with the lid (3) can be discarded without coming into contact with the pest (4) by removing it from the handle (1).

1: Handle 2: Container 2a: Sheet 2b having an adhesive layer: Release sheet 2c: Outer frame 2d: Convex part 3: Lid 3a: Pasting surface 4: Pest 5: Floor 6: An arrow indicating the movement of the container

Claims (5)

  A container for catching insects such as cockroaches, spiders and centipedes, with the adhesive layer of a sheet having an adhesive layer on the opening side of the container facing outward, the container having a removable pattern The container lid is a pest trapping container characterized in that the container lid can be sealed by sticking to the adhesive layer.   The container has a shape in which an outer frame on the opening side of the container protrudes from 2 mm to 15 mm from the adhesive layer, and has a space between the adhesive layer and the closed side of the container. The pest trapping container according to claim 1.   The container has a convex part on the closed side of the container, the handle is cylindrical, and can be attached to the container by fitting the cylindrical handle to the convex part of the container. A pest trapping container according to claim 1 or claim 2.   The pest trapping container according to claim 1, wherein the adhesive layer of the container is protected by a release sheet.   5. The pest trapping container according to claim 1, wherein the container is made of polyethylene, polypropylene, or paper as a material.

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