JP2016214834A - Cleaning grip, and cleaning tool including attachment - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide: a cleaning grip which is easily fitted attachably/detachably with various kinds of cleaning attachments capable of scratching, rubbing, and sweeping out dust and rubbish accumulated in a narrow space such as a sash lane and a corner and which is gripped by a hand; and a cleaning tool including an attachment which includes an attachment in the cleaning grip and which can have plural attachments attached/detached and replaced instantaneously, can have the attachments used separately, and can clean the narrow space manually.SOLUTION: The cleaning grip is constituted by: a body gripped by a hand; a first hole bored in one end of the body and fitted with a first attachment as a cleaning tool; and a second hole bored on the other end of the body and fitted with a second attachment as a cleaning tool. The cleaning tool including an attachment is formed by fitting the attachment in the cleaning grip.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  In particular, the present invention is provided with various cleaning tools (attachments) for cleaning a narrow space so that they can be easily attached and detached, and the cleaning grip for gripping by hand and the attachment are provided in the cleaning grip. Further, the present invention relates to a cleaning tool equipped with an attachment that can be cleaned with a brushing device in a narrow space, and can simultaneously suck out dirt with a suction device.

  In an air suction type vacuum cleaner, a plurality of heads (attachments) having different shapes are prepared at the tip of a nozzle. However, when cleaning sashes, window frames, especially the lower frame (lane), etc., even with a narrow head or brush head, dust and debris accumulated on the corners of the frame, etc. are scraped out, rubbed out or swept out and sucked. It is difficult to do. Moreover, the head of the vacuum cleaner is large and is not suitable for fine operation and work.

  On the other hand, Patent Document 1 and the like are disclosed as a cleaning tool for a narrow space. The invention of Patent Document 1 is a compact manual cleaning tool that is easy to collect and discharge dust, can be cleaned even in a narrow space, and is quiet and comfortable to use. By contacting the surface to be cleaned and reciprocating the manual cleaning tool 1 back and forth, dust can be collected and collected in the dust collecting chamber 37, and the collected dust can be discharged by opening the lid 28. It can be done.

  However, even the manual cleaning tool of Patent Document 1 cannot clean a narrow portion or corner such as a sash lane, and cannot use a plurality of differently shaped attachments instantaneously.

JP 2009-207646 A

  In view of this, the present invention provides a simple attachment and detachment of various cleaning tools (attachments) capable of scratching, rubbing, sweeping and cleaning dust, dust, etc. accumulated in a narrow space such as a sash lane. The cleaning grip to be gripped with the handle and the attachment to the cleaning grip, and multiple attachments can be instantly attached / detached and replaced, and the narrow space can be manually cleaned. Another object of the present invention is to provide a cleaning tool equipped with an attachment that enables the suction of dirt by a suction machine at the same time.

In order to solve the above problems, the present invention
(1)
A handheld body,
A first hole for fitting a first attachment, which is a cleaning tool, drilled at one end of the main body;
A second hole for fitting a second attachment, which is a cleaning tool, drilled in the other end of the main body;
A cleaning grip characterized by comprising
(2)
A curved concave portion that is lower than the other in the longitudinal cross-sectional view is formed at an end portion inside the both ends of the main body, and a curved portion that is gently curved from the concave portion toward the center inside the concave portion in a longitudinal cross-sectional view. A cleaning grip as set forth in (1), which is provided with a convex portion.
(3)
The cleaning grip according to (1) or (2), wherein the first and second holes have a polygonal column shape, and the first and second holes have the same shape.
(4)
In any one of (1) to (3), a through hole communicating with the first and second holes is provided inside the main body, and one end of the main body is connected to a suction device. The cleaning grip as described.
(5)
The cleaning grip according to any one of (1) to (3);
A first attachment in which one end is detachable from the first hole and fits without rotating in the horizontal direction, and the other end is a first cleaning means;
A second attachment in which one end is attachable to and detachable from the second hole and fits without rotating in the horizontal direction, and the other end is a second cleaning means;
The cleaning tool provided with the attachment characterized by consisting of.
(6)
The first attachment is a brush or a spatula;
Said 2nd attachment is a brush or a spatula, The cleaning tool provided with the attachment as described in (5) characterized by the above-mentioned.
(7)
A cleaning grip according to (4);
A first attachment that fits into one end of the cleaning grip, has a through hole inside, and has a tip serving as a cleaning means;
A joint that is fitted to the other end of the cleaning grip and whose other end is a second attachment of an internal cavity connectable to a nozzle of an air suction type vacuum cleaner;
A cleaning tool comprising:
An attachment that sucks dust and debris separated by the first attachment with the vacuum cleaner through the through hole of the first attachment, the through hole of the cleaning grip, and the internal cavity of the joint. Cleaning tool provided.
(8)
The first attachment is
A cylindrical first joint with an internal cavity that fits into the first hole of the cleaning grip;
It is composed of a cylindrical portion fitted to the other end of the first joint, and a suction port provided with a toothbrush head-shaped base and a slit perforated in a line at the bottom of the base while being connected to the cylindrical portion. A flat nozzle having a through-hole,
The cleaning tool provided with the attachment as described in (7) characterized by comprising.
(9)
The attachment according to (8), characterized in that a slit nozzle that surrounds the slit of the suction port and has a plate-like shape and has a flow path therein is detachably connected to the bottom surface of the suction port in a substantially vertical direction. Cleaning tool provided.
(10)
The cleaning tool provided with the attachment according to (9), wherein a front end surface of the slit nozzle is a bent surface having a high center portion and low both end sides.
(11)
The cleaning tool provided with the attachment according to (8) or (9), further comprising a hair portion planted on a bottom surface of the base.
(12)
The cleaning tool provided with the attachment according to any one of (8) to (10), wherein the first joint and the cylindrical portion are detachable.
(13)
Between the joint and the nozzle of the vacuum cleaner, it is made of soft plastic, has a flexible bellows part, and has one or more bellows pipes having through holes in an internal cavity, A cleaning tool comprising the attachment according to any one of (7) to (12), wherein the cleaning tool is used as an extension hose.
(14)
Two cleaning parts are formed in the position which the edge part by the side of the said joint of the said bellows pipe opposes, The cleaning tool provided with the attachment as described in (13) characterized by the above-mentioned.
(15)
The cleaning tool provided with the attachment according to (13) or (14), wherein the nozzle side end portion of the vacuum cleaner of the bellows tube has a diameter reduced in multiple steps toward the end.
(16)
The joint includes a fitting portion that fits into the second hole of the cleaning grip, a cylindrical portion that continues to the fitting portion, and a hole that is drilled in the cylindrical portion. A cleaning tool comprising the attachment according to any one of (7) to (15), wherein the second joint is used to adjust the suction force of the vacuum cleaner.
It was.

  Here, the attachment refers to a cleaning means for scraping, rubbing, sweeping and cleaning dust, dust, etc. accumulated in a narrow space such as a sash lane, corners, etc., depending on the purpose and application, more specifically, Brush (brush), spatula, slit-like nozzle, or parts that are used for cleaning without acting directly on dirt (for example, concepts including connecting pipes, extension pipes, diameter changing pipes, etc.) are provided at the tip, and the other end is cleaned. It is a cleaning tool that is detachably attached to the grip, that is, simply fitted and attached by loose fitting, loose fitting, insertion fitting, loose fitting, etc. (hereinafter collectively referred to as fitting). is there. The attachment should preferably have a polygonal shape and the attachment holes have the same shape so that the attachment does not rotate in the horizontal direction. In addition, a protrusion is provided on the side surface of the attachment for cleaning. A method of preventing a horizontal rotation by providing a recess in the hole of the main body of the grip can be exemplified.

  For attachment of the attachment and the cleaning grip, a hole is provided in either one and the other may be fitted. The attachment may be fitted to one or both of the cleaning grips. Even when fitted to both, both attachments may have different shapes or the same shape. Different shapes can be used for different applications, and the same shape can be used without replacement even if the shape does not work. When the attachment is fitted to both the cleaning grips, one is simply referred to as a first attachment and the other is simply referred to as a second attachment regardless of the difference in shape.

  Generally, the suction machine may be a home air suction type vacuum cleaner, but is not particularly limited as long as it has a function of sucking dust and dirt. The suction machine can be used for suction in a very small space even when the attachment is not attached to the cleaning grip. When attaching the attachment, an attachment with a through hole formed in one of the cleaning grips is provided. To be used.

  Since the present invention has the above-described configuration, various attachments having different shapes can be easily and instantly attached and detached, and can be selectively used according to the application and the object to be cleaned, and the attachment that can clean a minimal space manually. The cleaning tool provided with can be provided.

  By using different shapes of brushes and spatulas, it can be used according to the purpose and purpose. A brush or spatula with a through hole is fitted in one of the cleaning grips, and the nozzle of an air suction vacuum cleaner is attached to the other. By connecting and communicating, dust and dust with fine work, scraping, rubbing, sweeping and suction cleaning can be easily performed at the frame and corner. Of course, if the vacuum cleaner is capable of sucking water, spray and drop water on the area to be cleaned and coexist, then brushing and brushing against dirt with a brush, brush, etc. The accompanying generated sewage can be sucked at the same time.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS It is explanatory drawing of the cleaning tool provided with the attachment when the brush (attachment) of a different shape is inserted in the upper and lower sides of the cleaning grip which is this invention, (A) is a front view, (B) is the decomposition | disassembly of (A) FIG. 4C is a longitudinal (longitudinal) sectional view of FIG. In (B), a plan view of a brush is shown on the top, and a plan view of a cleaning grip is shown on the right. Further, the cleaning grip has the same shape in both a plan view and a bottom view. The same applies to other embodiments. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS It is explanatory drawing of the cleaning tool provided with the attachment when a brush is attached on the cleaning grip which is this invention, and a spatula under, (A) is a front view, (B) is an exploded view of (A), (C) is a longitudinal cross-sectional view of (B). BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS It is explanatory drawing of the cleaning tool provided with the attachment when it brushes on the cleaning grip which is this invention, and is connected to the nozzle (hose mouth) of the suction type vacuum cleaner through a joint below, (A) is a front FIG. 5B is an exploded view of FIG. 5A, and FIG. 5C is a cross-sectional view of FIG. In an embodiment of the cleaning tool provided with another attachment of the present invention, a brushed nozzle is fitted on the upper side of the cleaning grip according to the present invention, and a second joint is fitted on the lower side. The other end is an explanatory view of a cleaning tool provided with an attachment that is connected to a suction device (a nozzle (hose port) of a suction type vacuum cleaner) via a bellows tube, (A) is a partial front view, (B) (C) is a sectional view in the longitudinal (longitudinal) direction of (B). It is explanatory drawing of the example which used the bellows pipe (one piece) which comprises this invention as a flexible extension hose, (A) is a front view, (B) is a top view, (C) is a bottom view, (D ) Is a cross-sectional view taken along the line AA ′ in FIG. It is a perspective view of the 2nd joint which constitutes the present invention. It is the photograph which shows the use condition of the sample of the cleaning tool provided with the attachment of Drawing 4 which is the present invention, (A) is a use condition whole view, (B) is an enlarged photograph of the cleaning tool part provided with the attachment of (A) is there. It is explanatory drawing of the utilization example of the bellows pipe | tube which comprises this invention, (A) is a photograph when the suction opening of a bellows pipe is compression-deformed, (B) is a usage example of a bellows pipe in a sash lane (suction type electric It is a photograph of suction (not shown) by a vacuum cleaner. It is a photograph of the usage example as a nozzle of the vacuum cleaner which compressed and deformed the suction opening of the bellows pipe which is the present invention. It is a photograph of the usage example which uses the bellows pipe which comprises this invention as an extension hose (two connection). An existing head of a vacuum cleaner is attached to the tip of the bellows tube. It is explanatory drawing of the brushless nozzle which is other embodiment of the attachment which comprises this invention, (A) is a front view, (B) is an exploded view of (A), (C) is sectional drawing of (A). It is.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. However, the present invention is not limited to these embodiments.

  As shown in FIG. 1, a cleaning tool 1 having an attachment which is an example of the present invention includes a cleaning grip 2 and a first brush 3 and a second brush 4 which are attachments.

  The cleaning grip 2 has a main body 2a whose outer periphery is gripped by a hand, a first hole 2e that is drilled in one end of the main body 2a and into which the first brush 3 of the cleaning tool is fitted, and is drilled in the other end of the main body 2a. The second hole 2f for fitting the second brush 4 of the cleaning tool and the through hole 2d communicating with the first hole 2e and the second hole 2f inside the main body 2a. Note that the through-hole 2d may be omitted if no suction is involved.

  The main body 2a has curved recesses 2b and 2b that are lower than the other ends at the inner side from both ends, and the inner side from the recesses 2b and 2b is directed toward the center in the longitudinal cross-sectional view. A gently curved convex portion 2c is formed from the concave portions 2b and 2b. In addition, a hole for suction adjustment when suction is strong may be formed on the side surface of the main body 2a so as to be openable and closable. The suction air adjustment hole may be provided in the attachment.

  The first hole 2e and the second hole 2f have a polygonal column shape, here a hexagonal column shape, but may have other shapes. The first and second holes 2e and 2f are detachably fitted with attachments having a plurality of different shapes. Therefore, it is desirable to have the same shape. In addition, the shape of the hole in which the attachment is fitted is preferably a shape such as a triangular prism or a quadrangular prism that does not rotate the attachment in the horizontal direction.

  Moreover, a taper may be provided in the first hole 2e and the second hole 2f so that the diameters are different at the vertical positions, and the attachment may be strongly fitted. Or you may provide the other mechanism which hold | maintains the attachment state of the attachment with the 1st hole 2e and 2nd hole 2f of a main body, and an attachment. For example, a claw and a recess for locking the claw can be exemplified.

  The first brush 3 includes a tube 3b that is bent and has a through hole 3c therein, a hair 3d that is attached to the tip of the tube 3b, and the other end that is fitted into the first hole 2e of the main body 2a. It consists of the fitting part 3a which inserts and fixes 3b. The bristles 3d have a shape in which a plurality of bristles are bundled in a rod shape, and fine portions are scraped out, rubbed out, swept out, and sucked and cleaned.

  It should be noted that it is preferable to provide a water passage mechanism for passing water through the bristles 3d because the cleaning place can be washed with water. Examples of the water flow to the bristles 3d include drilling a hole in the tube 3b and inserting a water hose into the bundle of bristles 3d, fixing the hose to the bristles 3d, and the like. The other hair part can also be provided with a water flow mechanism.

  Although the cylinder 3b is bent here, it may be straight or may have another shape, and its length and diameter are also arbitrary. Since the tube 3b is bent, the rubbing operation is easily transmitted to the portion to be cleaned. In the case where no suction is involved, the through hole 3c may be omitted.

  The second brush 4 has a tube 4b bent and provided with a through-hole 4c inside, a bristles 4d attached to the tip of the tube 4b, and a second hole 2f of the main body 2a at the other end and fitted into the tube inside. It consists of the fitting part 4a which inserts and fixes 3b.

  The fitting portions 3a and 4a have the same shape. The bristle portion 4d has a shape in which a plurality of bristles are bundled linearly at the tip of the bent tube 4b, the wide portion can be cleaned extensively, and the narrow linear portion is effectively scraped and rubbed out. It can be swept, sucked and cleaned. In the case where no suction is involved, the through hole 4c may be omitted. The length and diameter of the cylinder 4b are arbitrary.

  The first brush 3 and the second brush 4 may be fitted in the first hole 2e and the second hole 2f, respectively. If one is removed and the other is connected to a suction machine, dust and dirt can be sucked. Moreover, if a plurality of attachments having different shapes are attached and detached depending on the place to be cleaned, the narrow portion can be effectively cleaned easily.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the cleaning tool 1 a having an attachment which is an example of the present invention includes a cleaning grip 2, and a first brush 3 and a spatula 5 which are attachments. Since the cleaning grip 2 and the first brush 3 have been described in the first embodiment, description thereof is omitted here.

  The spatula 5 includes a blade 5c at the tip, a fitting portion 5a that fits into the second hole 2f of the main body 2a at the other end, and a wide flat portion 5b that is positioned between the blade 5c and the fitting portion 5a. Become. The blade 5c and the flat portion 5b can have any width according to the width of the space to be cleaned, and a plurality of widths may be prepared. The fitting part 5a is the same shape as the fitting parts 3a and 4a, and has the same use and function. The length of the fitting part 5a and the flat part 5b is arbitrary.

  The dirt firmly fixed by the blade 5c is peeled off from the portion to be cleaned. If the spatula 5 is removed and the cleaning grip 2 is connected to the suction machine, the dirt can be sucked from the first brush 3 or the first hole 2e from which the first brush 3 has been removed. If it is not a narrow space, the dust may naturally be sucked with the nozzle of the suction machine.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the cleaning tool 1b having an attachment which is an example of the present invention is fitted with the cleaning grip 2 and one end of the cleaning grip 2, and has a through-hole 3c inside, Consists of a first brush 3 which is an attachment having a hair 3d serving as a cleaning means, and a joint 6. Since the cleaning grip 2 and the first brush 3 have been described in the first embodiment, description thereof is omitted here.

  The joint 6 is fitted to the other end of the cleaning grip 2 and has a fitting portion 6a having a through hole 6b therein, and a nozzle connected to the suction portion such as an air suction type vacuum cleaner communicating with the fitting portion 6a. 7 is an internal hollow cylinder 6c that can be connected to 7.

  The cleaning tool 1b provided with the attachment thus formed has a first brush 3 as an attachment and other attachments to remove dust, dust, etc. from the tip of the first brush 3 through its through-hole 3c and a cleaning grip 2 This is sucked and removed by a suction machine such as a vacuum cleaner through the through-hole 2d and the through-hole 6b inside the joint 6.

  As shown in FIG. 4, a cleaning tool 10 having an attachment that is an example of the present invention includes a cleaning grip 2, a brushed nozzle 11 that is a first attachment fitted to one end of the cleaning grip 2, and a cleaning tool. The second joint 15 is a second attachment that is fitted to the other end of the grip 2 and a bellows pipe 16 that is used as needed and is interposed between the second joint 15 and the nozzle 7 of the vacuum cleaner. .

  The same names and reference numerals as the parts used in the previous embodiments indicate the same or the same functions and structures as the parts indicated by them, so that those embodiments can be referred to, and therefore, repeated description. Is omitted. For example, the cleaning grip 2 is the same as that of the first embodiment.

  The brushed nozzle 11 includes a first joint 12 and a second brush 13.

  The first joint 12 includes a fitting portion 12a (here, a hexagonal column) that is detachably fitted into the first hole 2e of the cleaning grip 2, a cylinder 12b that is provided continuously with the fitting portion 12a, and a fitting portion 12a. And a through hole 12c penetrating the inside of the cylinder 12b.

  The second brush 13 includes a tube portion 13a that is fitted to an end portion of the tube 12b of the anti-cleaning grip 2 of the first joint 12, a base 13b that is connected to the tube 12b and has a toothbrush head shape, and a base 13b. The hair 13d planted on the bottom surface, the slit 13e perforated on the bottom surface of the base 13b, and the slit 13e are surrounded by a plate, and the channel 13c is provided in the inside thereof. The base 13b is substantially perpendicular to the bottom surface of the base 13b. The slit nozzle 14 is connected in a detachable manner in the direction (see FIG. 11). Dirt scraped off by the bristles 13d passes through the flow paths 14b and 13c and the through holes 12c, 2d, 15b, and 16i of each member in the above order, and is sucked by a suction device such as a vacuum cleaner connected to the bellows tube 16. be able to.

  If the front end surface of the slit nozzle 14 is a bent surface 14c having a high center and low both ends, even if brushing is performed against dirt, a part of the front end surface of the slit nozzle 14 can be cleaned well during back and forth movement. It is possible to smoothly suck dust and the like without being in close contact.

  The cylinder 12b of the first joint 12 and the cylinder part 13a of the second brush 13 are preferably detachable. When the base 13b and the slit nozzle 14 are separated from each other, the hair 13d can be easily implanted. When the width of the base 13b is narrowed, it becomes difficult to plant the hair 13d with an existing hair transplanter. Further, depending on the cleaning place, it is possible to remove the slit nozzle 14 and perform cleaning using the substantially flat bottom surface 13b and the slit 13e on the bottom surface.

  As shown in FIG. 6, the second joint 15 is fitted into the second hole 2 f of the cleaning grip 2 and has a fitting portion 15 a having a through-hole 15 b inside, and an internal cavity connected to the fitting portion 15 a. Thus, the cylindrical portion 15c opens in one direction and connects the bellows tube 16, and a plurality of holes 15d drilled in the plane of the cylindrical portion 15c on the cleaning grip 2 side. The hole 15d adjusts the suction force of the vacuum cleaner by opening and closing. When the suction by the vacuum cleaner is strengthened, the hole 15d is closed.

  As shown in FIGS. 4, 5, and 7, the bellows tube 16 is made of soft plastic and is connected to a flexible bellows portion 16e and a tube portion 15c of the second joint 15 that is connected to one end of the bellows portion 16e. It consists of a cylinder part 16f and a tail part 16k provided continuously with the other end of the bellows part 16e, and has a through hole 16i inside.

  The bellows pipe 16 is provided as one or more and connected between the second joint 15 and the nozzle 7 of the vacuum cleaner, and is used as an extension hose (see FIG. 10 (two connected). Above, the existing head 7a of the vacuum cleaner was connected to the tip opening to clean the door and the like)). When the bellows pipe 16 is used as an extension hose, the direction of action by the attachment is facilitated, and the vacuum cleaner body 7b (FIG. 7A) is moved by placing a suction machine in the center and connecting a plurality of bellows pipes 16. Enables a wide range of cleaning, if not at all.

  The bellows tube 16 itself becomes a head of a vacuum cleaner, and when sucking a thin portion, as shown in FIGS. 8 and 9, a sash rail 8, a crosspiece 9 a of a glass 9 b portion of a door 9, etc. The suction port 16g at the end of 16f can be compressed and used. Two concave portions 16h are formed in the distal end cylindrical portion 16f at positions facing the end portions. The concave portion 16h serves as an air intake hole that adjusts the suction force, and suppresses the suction of the tip tube portion 16f to the cleaning surface.

  As shown in FIG. 5, the tail portion 16 k is a nozzle side end of the vacuum cleaner, and has a step 16 d as it goes to the end, and the diameter may be reduced in multiple stages. Here, the multi-stage diameters are the first fitting portion 16a, the second fitting portion 16b, and the third fitting portion 16c. When the diameter is reduced in multiple stages, it fits to a wide variety of vacuum cleaner nozzles and the like, increasing versatility, and also fitting to the distal end cylinder portion 16f.

  As shown in FIG. 11, in FIG. 4, a cleaning means such as a second brush (brush-free nozzle 20) having no hair 13d is also effective. The brushless nozzle 20 in FIG. 11 is a cylindrical portion 23a that is fitted to the cylinder 12b of the first joint 12, a suction port 23b that is connected to the cylindrical portion 23a and is a base that has a toothbrush head shape and no bristle portion 13d, And a flat nozzle 23 composed of a slit 23e perforated on the bottom surface of the suction port 23b, and a plate-like shape having a flow path 14b inside the plate 23 and substantially perpendicular to the bottom surface of the suction port 23b. The slit nozzle 14 is detachably connected to the nozzle.

  Examples of the detachable connection between the flat nozzle 23 and the slit nozzle 14 include fitting of a convex portion 14a on the bottom surface of the slit nozzle 14 and a concave portion 23d on the bottom surface of the suction port 23b. The brushless nozzle 20 can be used for suction with or without the slit nozzle 14 fitted into the suction port 23b. If the slit nozzle 14 is attached, it can be used for suction of dust in an extremely thin portion, and the dust passes through the flow paths 14b and 23c, passes through the cylinder 12b of the first joint, and is sucked into a suction machine such as a vacuum cleaner.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Cleaning tool provided with attachment 1a Cleaning tool provided with attachment 1b Cleaning tool provided with attachment 2 Cleaning grip 2a Main body 2b Concave part 2c Convex part 2d Through-hole 2e First hole 2f Second hole 3 First brush 3a Fit Part 3b Tube 3c Through-hole 3d Hair part 4 Second brush 4a Fit part 4b Tube 4c Through-hole 4d Hair part 5a Spatula 5a Flat part 5c Blade 6 Joint 6a Fit part 6b Through-hole 6c Pipe 7 Nozzle 7a Head 7b Vacuum cleaner body 8 Sash rail 9 Door 9a Crosspiece 9b Glass 10 Cleaning tool 11 with attachment 11 Nozzle with brush 12 First joint 12a Fit portion 12b Tube 12c Through hole 13 Second brush 13a Tube portion 13b Base 13c Flow Path 13d Hair 13e Slit 14 Slit nozzle 14a Convex 14b Channel 14c Bending surface 15 Second joint 15a fitting part 15b through-hole 15c cylinder part 15d hole 16 bellows pipe 16a first fitting part 16b second fitting part 16c third fitting part 16d step 16e bellows part 16f tip cylinder part 16g suction port 16h recess 16i through-hole 16k Tail 20 No brush 23 Flat nozzle 23a Tube 23b Suction port 23c Channel 23d Recess 23e Slit

Claims (16)

A handheld body,
A first hole for fitting a first attachment, which is a cleaning tool, drilled at one end of the main body;
A second hole for fitting a second attachment, which is a cleaning tool, drilled in the other end of the main body;
A cleaning grip characterized by comprising A curved concave portion that is lower than the other in the longitudinal cross-sectional view is formed at an end portion inside the both ends of the main body, and a curved portion that is gently curved from the concave portion toward the center inside the concave portion in a longitudinal cross-sectional view. The cleaning grip according to claim 1, further comprising a convex portion. The cleaning grip according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the first and second holes have a polygonal column shape, and the first and second holes have the same shape. The through hole communicating with said 1st and 2nd hole is provided in said inside of said main body, The one end part of said main body is connected with a suction machine, The any one of Claims 1-3 characterized by the above-mentioned. The cleaning grip as described in the item. The cleaning grip according to any one of claims 1 to 3,
A first attachment in which one end is detachable from the first hole and fits without rotating in the horizontal direction, and the other end is a first cleaning means;
A second attachment in which one end is attachable to and detachable from the second hole and fits without rotating in the horizontal direction, and the other end is a second cleaning means;
The cleaning tool provided with the attachment characterized by consisting of. The first attachment is a brush or a spatula;
The cleaning tool with an attachment according to claim 5, wherein the second attachment is a brush or a spatula. A cleaning grip according to claim 4;
A first attachment that fits into one end of the cleaning grip, has a through hole inside, and has a tip serving as a cleaning means;
A joint that is fitted to the other end of the cleaning grip and whose other end is a second attachment of an internal cavity connectable to a nozzle of an air suction type vacuum cleaner;
A cleaning tool comprising:
An attachment that sucks dust and debris separated by the first attachment with the vacuum cleaner through the through hole of the first attachment, the through hole of the cleaning grip, and the internal cavity of the joint. Cleaning tool provided. The first attachment is
A cylindrical first joint with an internal cavity that fits into the first hole of the cleaning grip;
It is composed of a cylindrical portion fitted to the other end of the first joint, and a suction port provided with a toothbrush head-shaped base and a slit perforated in a line at the bottom of the base while being connected to the cylindrical portion. A flat nozzle having a through-hole,
A cleaning tool comprising the attachment according to claim 7. The attachment according to claim 8, wherein a slit nozzle that surrounds the slit of the suction port and has a plate shape and has a flow path therein is detachably connected to the bottom surface of the suction port in a substantially vertical direction. Cleaning tool provided. The cleaning tool provided with the attachment according to claim 9, wherein a surface of a tip of the slit nozzle is a bent surface having a high center portion and low both end sides. The cleaning tool provided with the attachment according to claim 8, further comprising a hair portion planted on a bottom surface of the base. The cleaning tool provided with the attachment according to any one of claims 8 to 10, wherein the first joint and the cylindrical portion are detachable. Between the joint and the nozzle of the vacuum cleaner, it is made of soft plastic, has a flexible bellows part, and has one or more bellows pipes having through holes in an internal cavity, It is utilized as an extension hose, The cleaning tool provided with the attachment of any one of Claims 7-12 characterized by the above-mentioned. The cleaning tool provided with the attachment according to claim 13, wherein two concave portions are formed at positions opposite to the joint-side end portion of the bellows tube. The cleaning tool provided with the attachment according to claim 13 or 14, wherein a diameter of the end portion of the bellows tube on the nozzle side of the vacuum cleaner is reduced in multiple steps toward the end. The joint includes a fitting portion that fits into the second hole of the cleaning grip, a cylindrical portion that continues to the fitting portion, and a hole that is drilled in the cylindrical portion. The cleaning tool provided with the attachment according to any one of claims 7 to 15, wherein the second joint is used to adjust the suction force of the vacuum cleaner.