JP2015150412A - toilet paper cutter - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a toilet paper cutter in which a cut end can easily be caught and drawn when used next time, without causing the tip (cut end) of toilet paper (hereinafter called as "cut end") to adhere to a toilet paper body.SOLUTION: Arms (4) are provided one by one from both ends of a base (2) of a movable toilet paper cutter so as to have a free central portion, and thereby the toilet paper moves on the arms (4) only by catching the central portion of the cut end (9) and drawn in an upper direction, and a gap is generated between the cut end (9) and a toilet paper body (8) to prevent adherence. Further, the arms (4) move in the lower direction, so that the common toilet paper may be drawn without trouble and the state where the toilet paper passes on the arms (4) is maintained. Also, the arms (4) return to an initial position after the use, even if moved, by using an elastic body, and thereby the gap can be made between the cut end (9) and the toilet paper body (8) as before.

Description

  The present invention relates to a toilet paper cutter for facilitating grasping of the tip (cut) of toilet paper.

  In the toilet paper cutter, it is attached to the lid of an existing toilet paper holder, and the toilet paper tip (cut) comes out ahead of the lid, or the toilet paper tip (cut) is cut out by expanding and contracting the toilet paper cutting part. ) To make it easier to grab the toilet paper holder with a toilet paper lid, or with an existing toilet paper holder lid installed, or with a rotating cutting blade attached to the existing toilet paper holder What is attached to the lid is known.

  Japanese Patent Publication No. 2001-198046   Japanese Patent Publication No. 2006-141921   Japanese Patent Publication No. 2009-018134   Registered Utility Model No. 3048388   Japanese Patent Publication No. 2004-261553

However, in Patent Document 1, even if the front end (cut) (hereinafter referred to as “cut”) of the toilet paper protrudes forward from the lid of the toilet paper holder, the cut end adheres to the toilet paper body due to moisture or the like, The next time you use toilet paper, it may be difficult to grasp, or you may not know where the cut is.
In Patent Documents 2, 3 and 4, it is troublesome to pass the toilet paper through the mouth, and since the toilet paper is pulled downward and cut, it is upward or straight to pull out the amount of toilet paper used. Can only be pulled out in the direction.
In Patent Document 5, since the cutting blade rotates, it is easy to pass the toilet paper. However, as in Patent Documents 2, 3 and 4, only the upward or straight direction can be used to pull out the amount of toilet paper used. I can't pull it out. In addition, since the cut edge does not exceed the cutting blade, there is a high possibility that the cut edge will fall from the cutting blade. If the cut edge is dropped, the cut face and the toilet paper main body may adhere as in the case of Patent Document 1.

  Therefore, in order to solve the above-described problems, the present invention does not always attach the front end (cut) of the toilet paper and the main body of the toilet paper so that the front end (cut) of the toilet paper can be easily grasped. We tried to solve the problem by attaching an arm to the base of the cutter and passing toilet paper over the arm. This arm is provided so that the center part is vacated one by one from both ends of the base, and this arm moves downward (direction approaching the toilet paper body).

  By attaching the base with the arm of the present invention to the lid of the existing toilet paper holder and passing the toilet paper over the arm, the tip (cut) of the toilet paper (hereinafter referred to as “cut”) and the toilet paper body When the toilet paper is cut by sliding the cutter, the cut end is positioned forward, and the next cut can be easily grasped. In addition, since the cut is located in front of the arm, the possibility that the cut will fall from the arm is low.

  Install the arms one by one from both ends of the base so that the central part is open, so that the cut is brought down under the arm, the center part of the cut is grabbed and pulled upwards, and the toilet paper is removed from the central part. It is easy to operate because it moves through the arm. In addition, when the cut end is separated from the toilet paper body, the toilet paper moves onto the arm when the toilet paper under the arm is picked and pulled upward.

  Even when the toilet paper is pulled down, the arm moves in the same way (towards the toilet paper body) in the same way, so the toilet paper does not fall off the arm and keeps the toilet paper passing over the arm. . Moreover, since the lid of the toilet paper holder is not pulled downward, there is no problem in pulling out the toilet paper.

  Even when the arm moves downward, the arm returns to its original position by using an elastic body such as a spring. After use (after toilet paper is cut), the arm is placed between the cut end and the toilet paper body. A gap similar to the case where the is stationary is created.

  The schematic perspective view at the time of use of this invention.   The schematic perspective view after use of the present invention.   1 is a schematic perspective view of the present invention.   The front view of this invention.   The side view at the time of the arm of this invention moving below.   Schematic perspective view (1) at the time of moving a toilet paper on the arm of this invention.   Schematic perspective view (2) when the toilet paper is moved onto the arm of the present invention.   The schematic perspective view at the time of letting toilet paper pass on the arm of this invention.   The schematic perspective view at the time of the arm of this invention moving downward similarly to toilet paper.

  Embodiments of the present invention will be described below. FIG. 1 is a schematic perspective view when the present invention is used. Attach the base (2) with the arm (4) attached to the lid (7) of the existing toilet paper holder. By passing the toilet paper over the arm (4), a gap is formed between the toilet paper body (8) and the tip (cut) (9) (hereinafter referred to as "cut") of the toilet paper. After grabbing the handle (6), sliding the movable cutter (1) in the direction of arrow A and sliding it to the cutting position, if you hold the handle (6) and hold it down, the toilet paper lid (7) or arm holding part Since the rotation of the toilet paper body (8) can be stopped in (5), the toilet paper is pulled while being applied to the blade (3) and cut (the procedure is the same as when cutting with a general toilet paper holder).

  FIG. 2 is a schematic perspective view of the present invention after use. After sliding the movable cutter (1) and cutting the toilet paper (Fig. 1), the handle (6) is released by using an elastic body such as a spring, so that the movable cutter (1) moves in the direction of arrow B. Move and return to its original position (Figure 2). Then, since the cut end (9) is located in the front and a gap is formed between the toilet paper body (8), the cut end (9) is easy to grasp even when it is used next without adhering. Moreover, since the cut end (9) is located in front of the arm (4), the possibility that the toilet paper falls from the arm (4) is low. Furthermore, since the arm (4) is installed so that the central part is vacant (FIGS. 3 and 4), the arm (4) does not get in the way if the central part of the cut end (9) is grasped.

  FIG. 3 is a schematic perspective view of the present invention. In the direction of arrow A, it can be moved by grasping the handle (6) and sliding the movable cutter (1). In the arrow B direction, by using an elastic body such as a spring, when the handle (6) is released from the position where the movable cutter (1) is slid in the A direction, the movable cutter (1) is movable in the B direction (original position). Cutter (1) returns.

  FIG. 4 is a front view of the present invention. The arm (4) is installed by the arm holding part (5) so that the center part is opened one by one from both ends of the base (2). Toilet paper more smoothly when the tip of the arm (4) is inclined toward the directions of arrows C and D (center) and the upper part of the arm (4) (the part surrounded by the dotted line) is horizontal Moves on the arm (4) and does not easily fall off the arm (4). In addition, although it is preferable that the shape of the tip of the arm (4) is inclined, any shape may be used as long as the toilet paper is not torn such as a hemispherical tip. However, the width of the central space needs to be such a width that the toilet paper can easily move onto the arm (4) and the toilet paper does not easily fall from the arm (4), and is preferably 20 to 50 mm (particularly around 35 mm).

  FIG. 5 is a side view when the arm (4) of the present invention moves downward. When the arm (4) receives a downward force and moves in the direction of arrow E (position b), if the force applied to the arm (4) is lost by using an elastic body such as a spring, the direction of the arrow F Return to the original position (position a).

  6 and 7 are schematic perspective views (1) and (2) when the toilet paper is moved onto the arm (4) of the present invention. Since the arm (4) is installed so that the center part is vacated one by one from both ends of the base (2), the cut end (9) is brought under the arm (4) and the center part of the cut end (9) ( When grabbing the part surrounded by the dotted line) and pulling it up (in the direction of arrow G), both ends (10a, 10b) of the toilet paper are folded in the directions of arrows H and I, respectively (Fig. 6). As we go up, it looks like the toilet paper is folded at this point (Fig. 7). If the toilet paper is continuously pulled up, both ends (10a, 10b) of the toilet paper move onto the arm (4), and the toilet paper can be passed over the arm (4). In addition, when the cut end (9) is separated from the toilet paper body (8), the toilet paper moves onto the arm (4) when the same operation is performed by picking the central portion of the toilet paper under the arm (4). To do.

  FIG. 8 is a schematic perspective view when toilet paper is passed over the arm (4) of the present invention. When the toilet paper is pulled up (arrow J direction) or straight (arrow K direction), the arm (4) does not move and remains stationary, and after cutting the toilet paper (9) and the toilet paper A gap is formed between the main body (8).

  FIG. 9 is a schematic perspective view when the arm (4) of the present invention is moved downward like the toilet paper. When the toilet paper is pulled down (in the direction of arrow L), the arm (4) moves downward (towards the toilet paper body (8)) in the same way as the toilet paper, so the toilet paper is placed on the arm (4). Keep the state that passes. Moreover, after cutting the toilet paper, the arm (4) is returned to its original position (FIG. 8) by using an elastic body such as a spring, and between the cut end (9) and the toilet paper body (8). The gap that can be made is the same as when the arm (4) is stationary.

  As described above, by passing the toilet paper through the arm (4), the cut end (9) does not adhere to the toilet paper body (8), and the next time the toilet paper is used, the cut end (9) is searched. Can be easily grasped without any problems. In addition, the operation of moving the toilet paper onto the arm (4) is easy, and there is no hindrance to pulling out the normal toilet paper.

  Although the elastic body such as a spring to be used is not shown in the drawing, (1) to return the movable cutter (1) to the original position (2) to achieve the purpose of returning the arm (4) to the original position. Shall be.

  As an application example, it is not attached to the lid of an existing toilet paper holder, but used as a toilet paper holder with the toilet paper cutter of the present invention attached from the beginning, cutting of toilet paper as well as cutting of roll paper in general It can also be used as a means.

1. 1. Movable cutter Foundation 3. Blade 4 Arm 5. Arm holding part 6. Handle 7. 7. Toilet paper holder lid 8. Toilet paper body Toilet paper tip (cut)
10a, 10b. Both ends of the toilet paper a. Normal position of arm (4) b. Position of arm (4) when moved downward A. A direction in which the movable cutter (1) is slid by grasping the handle (6). Directions C and D in which the movable cutter (1) slides by an elastic body such as a spring. Inclination direction of the tip of the arm (4) Direction of movement of arm (4) F. Direction in which the arm (4) moves by an elastic body such as a spring. Direction of lifting when toilet paper is passed over arm (4) H, I. Direction in which the edge of the toilet paper moves Direction when toilet paper is pulled out Direction when toilet paper is pulled straight out Direction when toilet paper is pulled down

Claims (7)

  A toilet paper cutter with a base attached to the lid of the toilet paper holder, a slide cutter formed on the base, and an arm through which the toilet paper is passed.   The toilet paper cutter according to claim 1, wherein the arms are configured so that a space is formed in a central portion one by one from both ends of the base, and the toilet paper can be moved onto the arms from the space.   The toilet paper cutter according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the arm moves downward (in a direction approaching the toilet paper body).   Even when the arm moves in the direction of claim 3, by using an elastic body such as a spring, when the applied force disappears, the arm returns to the original position. The toilet paper cutter in any one.   The toilet paper according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the tip shape of the arm is inclined toward the central space according to claim 2, whereby the toilet paper can be smoothly moved onto the arm. cutter.   The toilet paper holder which attached the toilet paper cutter in any one of Claims 1-5 from the beginning instead of mounting | wearing with the lid of the existing toilet paper holder (Claim 1).   The toilet paper cutter according to any one of claims 1 to 5, which can be applied not only to cutting of toilet paper but also to cutting of roll paper in general.

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