JP2017043385A - Beverage dispenser cleaning method and cleaning device - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a beverage dispenser cleaning method and a beverage dispenser cleaning device which can improve cleaning effect of a beverage dispenser and can prevent noise and scattering of a residual beverage and a cleaning liquid.SOLUTION: In a beverage dispenser cleaning method, a cleaning liquid pressurized by pressurized gas is distributed in a distribution channel of a beverage of a beverage dispenser, only the cleaning liquid is distributed at a start of cleaning to clean the distribution channel. After a predetermined time passes from the start of the cleaning, the pressurized gas is mixed in the cleaning liquid, and the cleaning liquid mixed with the pressurized gas is distributed and the distribution channel is cleaned. Then, with the lapse of time, the cleaning liquid, in which an amount of mixed pressurized gas is gradually increased, is distributed to clean the distribution channel.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 4

Description

  The present invention relates to a beverage dispenser cleaning device for cleaning a beverage passage inside a beverage dispenser that pours and distributes beverages such as draft beer into glasses, and more specifically, improves the cleaning effect of the beverage dispenser and scatters the cleaning liquid. The present invention relates to a beverage dispenser cleaner that can prevent noise and noise.

  A beverage dispenser that is connected to a beverage container such as a beer barrel and pours and dispenses a beverage into a glass or the like is used as follows. A container stopper (fitting) is attached to a base of a beverage container such as a beer barrel, and a dispense head is connected to the container stopper. A pressurized gas such as carbon dioxide is supplied into a beverage container containing a beverage such as draft beer via the dispensing head, and the beverage in the beverage container flows out of the container.

  The beverage that has flowed out of the dispense head is supplied to the beverage dispenser, cooled in the beverage dispenser, and poured out into a glass or the like. Beverages remain in the dispensing head and the beverage passage in the beverage dispenser, and if left as it is, there is a risk that the beverage will be altered, spoiled, etc. and the passage will be contaminated. Therefore, it is necessary to clean the internal passage after using the beverage dispenser.

  As a conventional beverage dispenser washer, the one disclosed in Patent Document 1 below is known. Patent Document 1 discloses a dispenser cleaning in which a cleaning liquid is stored inside a container body, a dispensing head is attached to a mounting body, and the cleaning liquid is pumped into a beverage passage of a beverage dispenser by a pressurized gas from a gas cylinder and cleaned. Containers for use are described.

  Further, a similar cleaning apparatus as described in Patent Document 2 is known. In Patent Document 2, in a cleaning device that cleans a beer server, carbon dioxide gas is fed into a cleaning liquid from pores provided in an upper portion of a water pipe, and cleaning is performed with a mixed fluid of water and carbon dioxide gas. Is described.

JP 2006-27691 A Japanese Patent No. 4897037

  As a conventional beverage dispenser washer, a washer as in Patent Document 1 has been used. Further, it has been experimentally found that the cleaning effect is improved by using a cleaning liquid mixed with carbon dioxide gas as in the cleaning device of Patent Document 2. However, as in Patent Document 2, it has been found that the following problems occur when the cleaning operation is simply performed with a cleaning liquid in which carbon dioxide gas is mixed.

  When the cleaning operation is started, the beverage remaining in the beverage passage or the like of the beverage dispenser is pushed out by the carbon dioxide gas mixed cleaning liquid and discharged from the dispensing cock or the like of the beverage dispenser. At that time, since the carbon dioxide gas is mixed in the cleaning liquid, the remaining beverage is intermittently ejected at a high speed, and after the ejection, it collides with the container, the floor, etc. and is scattered around it. In this way, since the remaining beverage is scattered around, it is necessary to remove the scattered beverage. In addition, such splashing of the beverage is also a sanitary problem.

  In addition, the intermittent ejection of residual beverage or cleaning liquid at the start of the cleaning operation is accompanied by a large intermittent burst sound. As described above, there is a problem that a large noise is generated at the start of the cleaning operation, and there is a problem that the operator cannot perform the operation with peace of mind.

  Then, an object of this invention is to provide the drink dispenser washing | cleaning method and drink dispenser washing machine which can prevent the scattering and noise of a remaining drink while improving the washing | cleaning effect of a drink dispenser.

  In order to achieve the above object, the beverage dispenser cleaning method of the present invention is a beverage dispenser cleaning method in which a cleaning liquid pressurized by pressurized gas is circulated in a beverage distribution path of a beverage dispenser, at the start of cleaning. Then, only the cleaning liquid is circulated to clean the flow path, and after a predetermined time from the start of cleaning, a pressurized gas is mixed into the cleaning liquid, and the cleaning liquid mixed with the pressurized gas is circulated to clean the flow path. It is what you do.

  Moreover, in said drink dispenser washing | cleaning method, it is preferable to make it increase in steps as time passes the quantity of the pressurized gas mixed in a washing | cleaning liquid.

  In the beverage dispenser cleaning method, the pressurized gas is preferably carbon dioxide gas.

  In addition, the beverage dispenser cleaning device of the present invention has a mouth part at the top, and can be connected to a container body capable of containing a cleaning liquid inside and a dispensing head attached to the mouth part for supplying fluid to the beverage dispenser. A lid member provided with a dispensing head connecting portion, and a down tube provided on the lid member and capable of supplying a cleaning liquid contained in the container body to the outside of the container, and the container via the dispense head A beverage dispenser cleaning device for cleaning a beverage dispenser by supplying a cleaning liquid outside a container with a pressurized gas supplied to the inside of the main body, wherein the down tube mixes the pressurized gas with the cleaning liquid supplied outside the container. The gas passage hole to be provided is provided at a position lower than the water surface of the cleaning liquid when the container body is fully filled with water.

  The beverage dispenser cleaner of the present invention is the beverage dispenser cleaner described above, and the down tube is preferably provided with the gas through holes at a plurality of height positions.

  In the beverage dispenser washer, the pressurized gas is preferably carbon dioxide gas.

  Further, in the beverage dispenser cleaning device described above, the container body is formed in a shape that allows liquid droplets attached to the inner surface to flow out from the mouth portion by placing the container body in an inverted state. It is preferable.

  In the beverage dispenser washer described above, it is preferable to have a support base that supports the bottom of the container body so that the container body does not fall down.

  Since this invention is comprised as mentioned above, there exist the following effects.

  Since no pressurized gas is mixed in the cleaning liquid at the start of the cleaning operation, when the remaining beverage or cleaning liquid is discharged from the dispensing cock of the beverage dispenser, it may be accompanied by a loud noise or sprayed at a high speed There is nothing wrong. For this reason, the cleaning operation can be performed safely and hygienically. When a predetermined time has elapsed from the start of cleaning, the cleaning effect by the cleaning liquid can be greatly improved by mixing the pressurized gas into the cleaning liquid.

  According to the beverage dispenser cleaning device of the present invention, the cleaning method is simple in which the pressurized gas is not mixed into the cleaning liquid at the start of cleaning and the amount of the pressurized gas is increased stepwise after a predetermined time has elapsed since the start of cleaning. Can be executed.

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a use state of a beverage dispenser cleaner 1 of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view showing the configuration of the beverage dispenser cleaner 1. FIG. 3 is a plan view of the beverage dispenser washer 1 as viewed from above. FIG. 4 is a graph showing a change with time of the mixing ratio of the pressurized gas mixed into the cleaning liquid. FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view showing a bottom shape of a container body of a conventional cleaning device.

  Embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a view showing a state of a cleaning operation of a beverage dispenser 4 by a beverage dispenser cleaner 1 of the present invention. The beverage dispenser 4 is a device that is connected to a beverage container such as a beer keg and pours and distributes a beverage such as draft beer into a glass or the like. The beverage supplied to the beverage dispenser 4 is cooled in the beverage dispenser 4 and poured out from the dispensing cock 42 into a glass or the like. The beverage dispenser 4 needs to be cleaned every day after use.

  To perform the cleaning operation, the dispensing head 2 connected to a base such as a beer barrel is removed and connected to the beverage dispenser cleaner 1. One end of a beverage hose 41 is connected to the outlet 21 at the upper end of the dispensing head 2, and the other end of the beverage hose 41 is connected to the beverage dispenser 4. One end of a gas supply hose 32 is connected to the gas supply port 22, and the other end of the gas supply hose 32 is connected to the cylinder 3. In the cylinder 3, liquefied high-pressure carbon dioxide is stored. The carbon dioxide gas vaporized in the cylinder 3 is depressurized by the pressure reducing valve 31 and supplied to the dispensing head 2 via the gas supply hose 32.

  When pouring draft beer using the beverage dispenser 4, the dispense head 2 is connected to the mouth of the beer barrel, and the beverage hose 41 and the gas supply hose 32 are connected to the dispense head 2. Yes. When performing the cleaning operation, the dispensing head 2 is removed from the mouth of the beer barrel and attached to the beverage dispenser cleaner 1 as shown. The beverage hose 41 and the gas supply hose 32 may remain connected to the dispense head 2.

  The beverage dispenser washer 1 generally includes a container body 11 and a lid member 12. The container body 11 is a bottomed container having a mouth portion 111 (see FIG. 2) formed in the upper portion, and a cleaning liquid is accommodated in the container body 11. Moreover, the support base 15 supports the bottom part of the container main body 11 so that the container main body 11 does not fall down. The lid member 12 is connected to the mouth portion 111 of the container body 11 by screw coupling, and the connection portion is sealed by a sealing member. A dispensing head connecting portion 121 (see FIG. 2) is formed above the lid member 12, and the dispensing head 2 can be attached to the dispensing head connecting portion 121.

  When the dispense head 2 is connected to the beverage dispenser cleaner 1, the cleaning operation is started. First, the dispensing cock 42 of the beverage dispenser 4 is fixed in an open state. Then, the pressure of the pressurized gas (carbon dioxide gas) supplied from the cylinder 3 is adjusted to a predetermined value by the pressure reducing valve 31 and the handle 23 of the dispensing head 2 is operated to supply the pressurized gas into the container body 11. The cleaning liquid in the container body 11 is pressurized by the pressurized gas, and is supplied from the outlet 21 of the dispensing head 2 to the beverage dispenser 4 via the beverage hose 41. In this manner, the beverage dispenser 4 is cleaned.

  Next, the configuration of each part of the beverage dispenser cleaner 1 will be described in detail. FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view showing the configuration of the beverage dispenser cleaner 1, and FIG. 3 is a plan view of the beverage dispenser cleaner 1 as viewed from above. The container body 11 is a substantially cylindrical bottomed container formed from a stainless steel thin plate. The container body 11 may be made of a material other than stainless steel, such as an aluminum thin plate or a synthetic resin. The upper part of the container main body 11 has a diameter that gradually decreases, and the uppermost part is formed as a mouth part 111.

  The upper surface of the mouth portion 111 is an opening, and a cleaning liquid can be put into the container body 11 from the opening. Ordinary tap water can be used as the cleaning liquid. A male screw is formed on the outer periphery of the mouth portion 111.

  The lid member 12 is made of synthetic resin, and is provided with a container connecting portion 123 at the lower portion and a dispensing head connecting portion 121 at the upper portion. On the inner surface of the container connecting portion 123, a female screw that is screwed into the male screw of the mouth portion 111 of the container main body 11 is formed, and the lid member 12 and the container main body 11 are coupled by these screw couplings. A seal ring 124 having a sealing function is disposed on the inner surface side of the container connecting portion 123 to keep the connecting portion between the lid member 12 and the container main body 11 in a sealed state.

  In order to attach the lid member 12 to the container main body 11, the container main body 11 is screwed into the mouth portion 111 by rotating the lid member 12 with the container connecting portion 123 covered by the mouth portion 111. A lid member 12 can be attached to 11. At this time, since the diameter of the mouth portion 111 is small, the screwing torque for bringing the lid member 12 into a sufficiently coupled state is also small. For this reason, even a worker with weak arm strength can easily assemble the beverage dispenser cleaner 1.

  On the upper surface of the lid member 12, a dispense head connecting portion 121 to which the dispense head 2 can be connected is formed. An engagement protrusion 122 that protrudes inward is formed on the top of the dispense head connection portion 121, and the dispense head 2 is locked to the dispense head connection portion 121 by the engagement protrusion 122. The inner diameter of the dispense head connecting portion 121 is gradually reduced downward.

  A down tube 14 is integrally formed on the bottom surface of the dispense head connecting portion 121. The down tube 14 is a tube member for pushing up the cleaning liquid in the container main body 11 toward the dispense head 2. The cleaning liquid in the container body 11 reaches the dispensing head 2 through the down tube 14 and is further supplied from the dispensing head 2 to a beverage dispenser or the like outside the container.

  The down tube 14 is formed with a gas through hole 141 for mixing a pressurized gas into the cleaning liquid. The gas passage holes 141 are provided at a plurality of height positions of the down tube 14. In this case, the gas through holes 141 are formed at three positions, but the gas through holes 141 can be provided at any one or more height positions. That is, a plurality of gas passage holes 141 are preferably formed, but only one may be used.

  In FIG. 2, the water surface of the cleaning liquid in a full state stored in the container body 11 is indicated by a horizontal dotted line. Thus, since the water surface of the cleaning liquid in the full state at the start of the cleaning operation is located above all the gas through holes 141, the pressurized gas is not supplied to the cleaning liquid supplied to the beverage dispenser 4 at the start of the cleaning operation. Do not mix. When a predetermined time elapses from the start of the cleaning operation, the water level of the cleaning liquid is lowered, and when the water level is lower than the uppermost gas through hole 141, the pressurized gas is mixed into the cleaning liquid through the gas through hole 141.

  If the water surface is lowered from the central gas passage hole 141 with the passage of time, the amount of pressurized gas mixed in increases. When the water level is lower than the lowermost gas passage hole 141, the amount of pressurized gas mixed further increases. As described above, the pressurized gas is not mixed into the cleaning liquid supplied to the beverage dispenser 4 at the start of the cleaning operation, and the amount of the pressurized gas increases stepwise as time passes. Details will be described later.

  In addition, a through hole is formed in the bottom surface of the dispense head connecting portion 121. This through hole is for supplying pressurized gas from the dispensing head 2 into the container body 11. Here, four through holes are formed as long long holes on the circumference. The through holes can have any shape and number.

  The lid member 12 is provided with a safety valve 13. The safety valve 13 has a function of releasing the internal pressure gas to the outside when the internal pressure of the container body 11 exceeds a predetermined safety upper limit value. When the internal pressure exceeds a predetermined safety upper limit value, the internal pressure gas is discharged to the outside through the safety valve 13.

  The lid member 12 is formed with wing-like portions projecting outward in a wing shape in the four directions of the outer periphery, and a protrusion 125 projecting upward is provided at a position near the outer periphery of the upper surface of the wing-like portion. That is, four protrusions 125 are provided on the lid member 12. The protrusion 125 is for keeping the central axis of the container body 11 in the vertical direction when the container body 11 and the lid member 12 are placed in an inverted state and placed on the upper surface of a work table or the like.

  In addition, water droplets or the like that have flowed out of the container body 11 can flow out through a gap formed between the lid member 12 and the upper surface of the work table or the like. This gap is formed by the protrusion 125. Note that the number of protrusions 125 is not limited to four, but may be an arbitrary number of three or more. For example, the wing-like portion may be formed in three directions on the outer periphery, and three protrusions may be provided.

  The inner surface of the container body 11 is processed with a fluororesin. That is, a film of fluororesin (for example, polytetrafluoroethylene) is formed on the inner surface of the container main body 11, so that dirt is difficult to adhere to and is easily removed. Cleaning operation can be performed simply by storing cleaning tap water or the like inside the container main body 11 and strongly shaking the container main body vertically and horizontally. With this cleaning method, the inside can be easily and sufficiently cleaned. The inside of the container body 11 is cleaned with the lid member 12 and the down tube 14 removed from the container body 11.

  Thus, the beverage dispenser cleaner 1 of the present invention can easily and sufficiently perform the cleaning operation. Further, the inner surface of the container main body 11 is excellent in water repellency by the fluororesin processing, and moisture can be removed from the inside of the container main body 11 simply by holding the container main body 11 in an inverted state. The inside can be dried in a short time.

  The container main body 11 is formed in a shape in which the central portion of the bottom surface 112 is located at the lowest position. FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view showing the shape of the bottom surface 112q of the container body 11q of the conventional cleaning device. As shown in FIG. 5, in the conventional washer, the shape of the bottom surface 112q of the container main body 11q is generally a shape in which the central portion protrudes upward from the peripheral portion. However, in the uneven shape such as the bottom surface 112q, even if the container body 11q is held in an inverted state, a portion where moisture does not flow down and remains on the inner surface is generated.

  Therefore, in the beverage dispenser cleaning device 1 of the present invention, the shape of the bottom surface is a shape that forms a smooth curved surface such that the center portion of the bottom surface 112 is located at the lowest position. Examples of such a curved surface include a hemispherical curved surface and a curved surface obtained by cutting a spheroid in half. By adopting such a bottom surface shape, the water droplets of the cleaning liquid adhering to the inner surface of the container body 11 after the cleaning operation can be smoothly kept from the container body 11 simply by holding the container body 11 in an inverted state. It will flow down and be discharged to the outside.

  Thus, in addition to the inner surface of the container body 11 being processed with a fluororesin, the shape of the bottom surface 112 is a hemispherical shape with a smooth curved surface with the central portion located at the bottom. The water discharge from the inside of the container body 11 can be promoted. Thereby, the inside of the container main body 11 can be dried in a short time. That is, by holding the container body 11 in an inverted state after the cleaning operation inside the container body 11, it is possible to easily remove moisture from the container body 11 and dry the interior.

  When used as a beverage dispenser cleaner 1, it is necessary to keep the central axis of the container body 11 in the vertical direction with the mouth 111 of the container body 11 facing upward. Therefore, a support base 15 that supports the bottom of the container body 11 is attached to the container body 11. Since the bottom surface 112 of the container main body 11 has a hemispherical shape, the container main body 11 alone cannot stand and maintain the central axis in the vertical direction. The support base 15 can keep the central axis of the container body 11 in the vertical direction. The support base 15 may be fixed to the container body 11 or may be detachable from the container body 11.

  As described above, in the beverage dispenser washer 1, the fluororesin film is formed on the inner surface of the container body 11, and the droplets with the shape of the container body 11 attached to the inner surface invert the container body 11. Since it is formed in a shape that can flow out of the mouth by setting it to a state, the inside of the container body 11 after use can be easily cleaned. In addition, by holding the container body 11 in an inverted state after the cleaning operation inside the container body 11, it is possible to easily remove moisture from the container body 11 and dry the interior. Furthermore, the beverage dispenser washer 1 has a simple structure and can reduce manufacturing costs.

  FIG. 4 is a graph showing the change with time of the mixing ratio of the pressurized gas mixed into the cleaning liquid when the cleaning operation is performed by the beverage dispenser cleaner 1 of the present invention. The vertical axis in FIG. 4 represents the gas mixing rate (volume percentage), and the horizontal axis represents the time (seconds) from the start of the cleaning operation. This graph schematically shows the mixing rate of the pressurized gas and is not a strict measurement result.

  In the down tube 14 of the beverage dispenser cleaner 1, gas through holes 141 (see FIG. 2) are formed at a plurality of height positions. At the start of the cleaning operation, the cleaning liquid inside the container body 11 is full, and the water surface of the cleaning liquid is located above all the gas through holes 141. Therefore, the pressurized gas is not mixed into the cleaning liquid supplied to the beverage dispenser 4 at the start of the cleaning operation. When a predetermined time elapses from the start of the cleaning operation, the water level of the cleaning liquid is lowered, and when the water level is lower than the uppermost gas through hole 141, the pressurized gas is mixed into the cleaning liquid through the gas through hole 141. Therefore, the gas mixing rate increases stepwise.

  If the water surface is lowered from the central gas passage hole 141 with the passage of time, the amount of pressurized gas mixed in increases. For this reason, the gas mixing rate again increases stepwise. When the water level is lower than the lowermost gas passage hole 141, the amount of pressurized gas mixed further increases. Then, the gas mixing rate again increases stepwise. Thus, the pressurized gas is not mixed into the cleaning liquid supplied to the beverage dispenser 4 at the start of the cleaning operation, and the gas mixing rate of the pressurized gas increases step by step with time.

  Thus, the cleaning effect of the beverage dispenser 4 is greatly improved by mixing the pressurized gas into the cleaning liquid. Further, the cleaning effect is improved as the amount of pressurized gas mixed is increased. This is considered to be due to the turbulent flow of the cleaning liquid caused by the bubbles of the pressurized gas and the vibration action.

  When the cleaning liquid in the container body 11 is exhausted, only the pressurized gas is supplied to the beverage dispenser cleaning device 1. In this case, the gas mixing rate is 100%. In FIG. 4, 0 to 70 seconds from the start of the cleaning operation is a cleaning process using a cleaning liquid or a gas-mixed cleaning liquid, and after 70 seconds, a drying process is performed by supplying only pressurized gas. Thus, a drying process can be performed continuously following the washing process of the beverage dispenser 4.

  As described above, according to the beverage dispenser cleaning device 1 of the present invention, the pressurized gas is not mixed into the cleaning liquid at the start of cleaning, and the amount of pressurized gas mixed in is gradually increased after a predetermined time has elapsed from the start of cleaning. This cleaning method can be easily executed. Since no pressurized gas is mixed in the cleaning liquid at the start of the cleaning operation, when the remaining beverage or cleaning liquid is discharged from the dispensing cock of the beverage dispenser, it may be accompanied by a loud noise or sprayed at a high speed There is nothing wrong. For this reason, the cleaning operation can be performed safely and hygienically. When a predetermined time has elapsed from the start of cleaning, the cleaning effect by the cleaning liquid can be greatly improved by mixing the pressurized gas into the cleaning liquid.

  ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, the drink dispenser washing | cleaning device which can improve the washing | cleaning effect of a drink dispenser and can prevent scattering and noise of a remaining drink and washing | cleaning liquid can be provided.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Beverage dispenser washing machine 2 Dispensing head 3 Cylinder 4 Beverage dispenser 11 Container body 12 Lid member 13 Safety valve 14 Down tube 15 Support base 21 Outflow port 22 Gas supply port 23 Handle 31 Pressure reducing valve 32 Gas supply hose 41 Beverage hose 42 Extraction cock 111 mouth portion 112 bottom surface 121 dispense head connection portion 122 engagement protrusion 123 container connection portion 124 seal ring 125 protrusion 141 gas passage hole

Claims (8)

A beverage dispenser cleaning method for circulating a cleaning liquid pressurized with pressurized gas in a beverage distribution path of a beverage dispenser,
At the start of cleaning, only the cleaning liquid is distributed to clean the distribution path,
From the cleaning start after a predetermined time, the washing liquid is mixed pressurized gas, the beverage dispenser cleaning method so as to clean the flow path by circulating the pressurized gas is mixed cleaning solution. A beverage dispenser cleaning method according to claim 1,
A beverage dispenser cleaning method in which the amount of pressurized gas mixed into a cleaning liquid is increased stepwise over time. The beverage dispenser cleaning method according to any one of claims 1 and 2,
The beverage dispenser cleaning method, wherein the pressurized gas is carbon dioxide gas. A container body (11) having a mouth portion (111) at the top and capable of containing a cleaning liquid therein;
A lid member (12) provided with a dispensing head connecting part (121) attached to the mouth part (111) and capable of connecting a dispensing head for supplying fluid to a beverage dispenser;
A down tube (14) provided on the lid member (12) and capable of supplying a cleaning liquid contained in the container body (11) to the outside of the container;
A beverage dispenser washer for cleaning the beverage dispenser by supplying a cleaning liquid to the outside of the container by a pressurized gas supplied to the inside of the container body (11) via the dispense head,
The down tube (14), the water surface of the cleaning liquid when the gas hole for causing the mixed cleaning liquid pressurized gas supplied to the outside of the container (141) is accommodated in the full level in the container main body (11) A beverage dispenser washer provided at a lower position. A beverage dispenser washer according to claim 4,
The down tube (14) is a beverage dispenser washing machine in which the gas passage holes (141) are provided at a plurality of height positions. It is a drink dispenser washing machine given in any 1 paragraph of Claims 4 and 5,
A beverage dispenser washer in which the pressurized gas is carbon dioxide gas. It is a drink dispenser washing machine given in any 1 paragraph of Claims 4-6,
The container body (11), the beverage liquid droplets adhering to the inner surface is one that was formed in the outflow can be shaped without leaving from the mouth portion (111) by an inverted state said container body (11) Dispenser washer. It is a drink dispenser washing machine given in any 1 paragraph of Claims 4-7,
A beverage dispenser washing machine having a support base (15) for supporting the bottom of the container body (11) so that the container body (11) does not fall down.

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