JP2019063204A - Sheet member, retainer and cleaner - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a sheet member that can inhibit deterioration in capability of removing a foreign matter from an object to be cared and allows for deodorization of an object to be cared or addition of flavor to an object to be cared.SOLUTION: A sheet member 32 includes: a base material layer 33; a foreign matter adhesion layer 34 formed at one surface 33a of the base material layer 33; a first micro-capsule 36 imparted to the foreign matter adhesion layer 34 and storing a deodorizer therein; and a second micro-capsule 37 imparted to the foreign matter adhesion layer 34 and storing a flavoring agent therein.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 4

Description

  BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a sheet member for removing foreign matter on the surface of an object to be care such as cloth, a holder having the sheet member, and a cleaner having the sheet member.

  For example, a pressure-sensitive adhesive sheet is known which removes foreign substances such as hair and dust adhering to the surface of a suit or carpet (care object). The pressure-sensitive adhesive sheet is formed by applying a pressure-sensitive adhesive on a sheet substrate.

  This type of adhesive sheet is, for example, provided on the surface of the roller of a roller type cleaner and used. Specifically, the sheet member is fixed to the roller such that the surface to which the adhesive material is applied is directed outward. The user moves the cleaner while the surface of the sheet member to which the adhesive is applied is in contact with the object to be care.

  When the roller comes in contact with the care subject, foreign matter on the care subject is attached to the adhesive sheet. Furthermore, as the roller and the adhesive sheet rotate as the cleaner moves, the foreign matter leaves the object to be care, that is, the foreign matter is removed. As a pressure-sensitive adhesive sheet of this type, a pressure-sensitive adhesive sheet having a deodorant on the pressure-sensitive adhesive surface is known (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

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  The adhesive sheet which removes the foreign material adhering to the thing to be cared with the adhesive surface had the following problems. That is, in the pressure-sensitive adhesive sheet in which the foreign matter is attached by the pressure-sensitive adhesive surface, the adhesive material touches the surface of the object to be care, which may damage the surface of the object to be care. Furthermore, the adhesive member has a problem in that the ability to remove foreign matter is reduced because the adhesive force is reduced by coming into contact with an object to be treated or with air dust or the like.

  The object of the present invention is to be able to remove foreign matter of the care subject without damaging the care subject, to suppress the decrease of this ability, and to deodorize the care subject or to impart odor to the care subject And providing a seat member. In addition, another object of the present invention is to deodorize an object to be care while being capable of holding the object to be care and removing foreign matter from the object to be care without damaging the object to be cared when removing the object to be care. An object of the present invention is to provide a holder that can be scented on an object to be cared and can suppress a decrease in the ability to remove foreign matter. Another object of the present invention is to be able to remove foreign matter of the care subject without damaging the care subject and to suppress the decrease of this ability, and to deodorize the care subject or to impart odor to the care subject It is to provide a cleaner that is possible.

  A sheet member according to one aspect of the present invention includes a foreign matter adhesion layer formed of a plurality of fibers, a first capsule provided to the foreign matter adhesion layer, which contains a deodorant therein, and a fragrance internally And at least one of the second capsules containing

  A holder according to an aspect of the present invention is a holder main body provided with a hook portion and a holder, and a care member held by the holder, and is provided on one surface of a base material layer and the base material layer. A foreign substance adhesion layer formed of a plurality of fibers, and at least a first capsule applied to the foreign substance adhesion layer and containing a deodorant inside, and a second capsule containing a fragrance inside A sheet-shaped member having one end wound thereon to form a tubular-shaped care member;

  The cleaner according to an aspect of the present invention includes a cleaner main body, a roller support portion formed on the cleaner main body, a roller main body rotatably supported by the roller support portion, and a plurality of roller main bodies. And at least at least a plurality of first capsules provided to the foreign matter adhesion layer, the plurality of first capsules containing a deodorant, and a plurality of second capsules containing a fragrance. And one.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to remove foreign matter of the care subject without damaging the care subject and to suppress the reduction of this ability, and also possible to deodorize the care subject or to impart odor to the care subject. It is possible to provide a seat member that According to another invention, the object to be care can be held, and when removing the object to be care, the foreign object of the object to be care is removed without damaging the object to be care, while the deodorizing of the object to be care or It is possible to provide a holder that can be scented on an object to be care and that can suppress a decrease in the ability to remove foreign matter. Further, according to another invention, it is possible to remove foreign matter of the object to be care without damaging the object to be care and to suppress the decrease in the ability, and deodorizing the object to be care or the smell to the object to be care It is possible to provide a cleaner that can be attached.

It is a front view showing a holder concerning a 1st embodiment of the present invention. It is a perspective view which shows the care member used for the holder of 1st Embodiment. It is sectional drawing which shows the principal part of the holder of 1st Embodiment. It is a sectional view showing a sheet member of a 1st embodiment. It is sectional drawing which shows the modification of the sheet | seat member of 1st Embodiment. It is a perspective view showing the cleaner concerning a 2nd embodiment of the present invention. It is sectional drawing which shows the principal part of a cleaner in 2nd Embodiment.

  A holder 10 according to a first embodiment of the present invention will be described using FIGS. 1 to 5. FIG. 1 is a front view showing the holder 10. FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a care member 30 used for the holder 10. FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view showing the main parts of the holder 10. Specifically, in FIG. 3, the care object holder 22 and the care member 30 used for the holder 10 are cut along a cross section orthogonal to the axis of the third portion 25 of the care object holder 22. It shows the state. FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view showing the sheet member 32. As shown in FIG.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the holder 10 is configured to be able to hang a band-like object 5 such as a muffler. Specifically, the holder 10 has a holder body 20 and a care member 30 held by the holder body 20.

  The holder main body 20 has a hook portion 21 formed to be hookable to a hook or a hanger rack, and an object-to-be-carried holding portion 22 formed to be able to hold the care member 30. The hook portion 21 is formed in, for example, a C shape in plan view.

  The object-to-be-cared holding portion 22 is formed in, for example, a triangular frame shape in plan view. Specifically, the object-to-be-carried holding portion 22 includes a first portion 23 and a second portion 24 connected to the hook portion 21, a third portion 25, and a second portion 24 and a third portion. A connecting portion 26 is provided to connect the two 25. The first portion 23, the second portion 24, and the third portion 25 respectively constitute sides of a triangle.

  The object-to-be-carried holding portion 22 has the first portion 23 and the second portion 24 having substantially the same length, and when the holder 10 is hooked on the hook or the hanger rack by the hook portion 21, The portion 25 is in a posture parallel or substantially parallel to the horizontal direction.

  The first portion 23 has a fixing portion 27 for detachably fixing the third portion 25 to the first portion 23. The third portion 25 is fixed to the fixing portion 27 to be in a horizontal posture. The fixing portion 27 is a hook integrally formed at an end of the first portion 23 in the present embodiment, as an example. The fixing portion 27 opens upward. In addition, the fixing | fixed part 27 is not limited to being comprised by hook shape.

  The connecting portion 26 movably connects the third portion 25 to the second portion 24 between the first position P1 and the second position P2. In the present embodiment, the connecting portion 26 is a portion integrally formed on the third portion 25 and the second portion 24 as an example, and has flexibility. That is, the connecting portion 26 has flexibility to move the third portion 25 between the first position P1 and the second position P2.

  The first position P1 is a position where the third portion 25 is separated from the fixing portion 27 and the third portion 25 is disposed below the fixing portion 27. The second position P2 is a position where the third portion 25 passes over the upper end of the fixing portion 27. In addition, the connection part 26 is not limited to the structure which has flexibility. In another example, the connection 26 may be a hinge.

  The third portion 25 has, at a midway portion thereof, an insertion portion 28 which can be inserted into a core member 31 described later of the care member 30. The insertion portion 28 is formed to have a larger cross section than the other portions of the third portion 25. The insertion portion 28 is formed, for example, in a cylindrical shape.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the care member 30 is formed in a cylindrical shape in which the third portion 25 can be disposed inside. The care member 30 has a cylindrical core member 31 and a sheet member 32 wound around the core member 31.

The core member 31 is formed of, for example, paper or resin. As shown in FIG. 3, the insertion portion 28 is inserted into the core member 31. The core member 31 has a shape that fits with the insertion portion 28 so as to have a predetermined rotational resistance and to be rotatable. Specifically, the core member 31 has the same diameter as the insertion portion 28 or an inner diameter slightly smaller than the outer diameter of the insertion portion 28.
In addition, the predetermined rotation resistance said here rubs the care member 30 with respect to the care subject 5 by the frictional force between the care subject 5 and the care member 30 when removing the care subject 5 from the care member 30. It is a rotation resistance that rotates while rotating.

  As shown in FIG. 4, the sheet member 32 includes a base material layer 33, a foreign matter adhesion layer 34 formed on one surface 33 a which is one surface of the base material layer 33, and the other surface of the base material layer 33. The adhesive layer 35 is formed on the two surfaces 33b.

The base layer 33 is formed in a sheet shape. The base material layer 33 is formed of, for example, paper or resin.
The foreign matter adhesion layer 34 is formed of fibers. The foreign matter adhesion layer 34 is formed of, for example, a non-woven fabric. In addition, the foreign material adhesion layer 34 is not limited to being formed from a non-woven fabric. The foreign substance adhesion layer 34 may be formed of, for example, a cloth. The foreign matter adhesion layer 34 is formed of fibers, whereby the surface of the foreign matter adhesion layer 34 is three-dimensionally formed. As a result, when the foreign matter adhesion layer 34 rubs against the object to be care 5, foreign matter such as dust adhering to the object to be care 5 can be entangled. Furthermore, since the foreign matter adhesion layer 34 is formed of a non-woven fabric, the surface of the foreign matter adhesion layer 34 is formed in a more three-dimensional manner, so that foreign matter of the object to be care 5 can be easily entangled.

  The foreign matter adhesion layer 34 is configured to be capable of entangling foreign matter adhered to the object to be care 5 when the object to be care 5 is rubbed. The foreign matter adhesion layer 34 is, for example, formed to have a relatively rough surface in order to further entangle the foreign matter adhering to the object to be care 5. By forming the surface of the foreign matter adhesion layer 34 to be relatively rough, the surface of the foreign matter adhesion layer 34 is more three-dimensionally formed. By forming the surface of the foreign matter adhesion layer 34 rough, when the foreign matter adhesion layer 34 contacts the care object 5, the foreign matter adhering to the care object 5 is further entangled in the foreign matter adhesion layer 34 and the foreign matter is covered It can be removed from the care item 5.

  Thus, when the foreign matter adhesion layer 34 is rubbed against the care object 5 by the foreign matter adhering to the care object 5 entering the foreign matter adhesion layer 34, that is, the foreign matter adhesion layer 34 becomes the care object 5. When the two are moved relative to each other in the contact state, the foreign matter adhesion layer 34 can entangle the foreign matter.

  Further, since the foreign matter adhesion layer 34 is formed of a plurality of fibers, the foreign matter adhesion layer 34 has a plurality of small holding spaces in the foreign matter adhesion layer 34. In other words, there are a plurality of gaps formed between the fibers constituting the foreign matter adhesion layer 34. The foreign matter adhesion layer 34 has at least one of the plurality of first microcapsules 36 and the plurality of second microcapsules 37 in the gap. In the present embodiment, a plurality of first microcapsules 36 and a plurality of second microcapsules 37 are provided. The first microcapsules 36 and the second microcapsules 37 are lightly fixed to the foreign matter adhesion layer 34.

  The first microcapsules 36 have a first shell 36 a and a deodorant contained in the first shell 36 a. The first shell 36a is, for example, a hard shell formed of melamine or a soft shell formed of gelatin. The first shell portion 36 a is a force to such an extent that the care subject 5 contacts when the care subject 5 is hung on the care member 30 or the foreign matter adhesion layer 34 when the care subject 5 is removed from the care member 30. On the other hand, at least a part has a strength to be destroyed due to rubbing or the like generated when the object to be care 5 moves relatively.

  In addition, all the first microcapsules 36 are not destroyed at the same time. In the first shell portion 36 a, a part of the plurality of first microcapsules 36 is used for each operation of hanging the care subject 5 on the care member 30 or for each work of removing the care subject 5 from the care member 30. It is destroyed and the remaining first microcapsules 36 are not destroyed.

  The particle diameter of the first shell portion 36 a is preferably in the range of 1 μm or more and 20 μm or less, and in the present embodiment, it is 8 μm as an example. The particle diameter of the first shell portion 36a is not limited to the range of 1 μm or more and 20 μm or less. The size of the first microcapsules 36 is preferably small so as not to affect the dust trapping ability of the foreign matter adhesion layer 34. In practice, the first microcapsules 36 are small and invisible to the user. In FIG. 4, the first microcapsules 36 and the second microcapsules 37 are described in an exaggerated manner.

  The second microcapsule 37 has a second shell 37a and a fragrance contained in the second shell 37a. The second shell portion 37a is the same as the first shell portion 36a in terms of the material and the particle size thereof. The plurality of first microcapsules 36 and the plurality of second microcapsules 37 are applied by being applied to, for example, the foreign matter adhesion layer 34.

  As described above, the foreign matter adhesion layer 34 is made of fibers, so that a plurality of gaps formed between the fibers exist in the thickness. Therefore, when the first microcapsules 36 and the second microcapsules 37 are applied to the surface of the foreign matter adhesion layer 34, the first microcapsules 36 and the second microcapsules 37 are made of the foreign matter adhesion layer 34. It is provided in the fibers of the surface, the gaps between the fibers of the surface, and the gaps between the fibers within the thickness of the foreign matter adhesion layer 34.

  Therefore, the first microcapsules 36 and the second microcapsules 37 are three-dimensionally applied to the foreign matter adhesion layer 34. The first microcapsules 36 and the second microcapsules 37 are lightly fixed to the foreign matter adhesion layer 34 by a binder or the like so that the first microcapsules 36 and the second microcapsules 37 can be attached to the object to be care 5.

The method of adhering the first microcapsules 36 and the second microcapsules 37 to the foreign matter adhesion layer 34 is not limited to the application. In short, it is sufficient that the first microcapsules 36 and the second microcapsules 37 can be applied to the foreign matter adhesion layer 34.
The adhesive layer 35 is formed by providing the base material layer 33 with an adhesive.

  The sheet member 32 configured in this manner is wound around the core member 31. At this time, the sheet member 32 is wound in a posture in which the adhesive layer 35 is disposed on the core member 31 side. When the sheet member 32 is wound around the core member 31, the wound state is maintained by the adhesive layer 35.

  Next, an example of how to use the holder 10 will be described. The holding tool 10 is used in a state in which the hook portion 21 is hung on a hook or a hanger rack formed on a wall surface of a building. As shown in FIG. 1, the user holds the object to be care 5 on hooks or hanger racks formed on the wall by hanging the object to be care 5 on the care member 30.

  By placing the object to be care 5 on the care member 30, a portion of the plurality of first microcapsules 36 of the foreign body adhesion layer 34 and a portion of the plurality of second microcapsules 37 5 is pressed. The first shell portion 36 a is broken in some of the plurality of first microcapsules 36 to which the external force is thus input. In addition, some of the first microcapsules 36 among the plurality of first microcapsules 36 that are not broken adhere to the object to be care 5. Similarly, some second shells 37a of the plurality of second microcapsules 37 are broken. In addition, some of the second microcapsules 37 among the plurality of second microcapsules 37 that are not broken adhere to the object to be care 5.

  Note that the plurality of first microcapsules 36 and the plurality of second microcapsules 37 are three-dimensionally applied to the foreign matter adhesion layer 34 from the surface to the opposite surface. Therefore, by adjusting the compression force acting on the care subject 5 when the care subject 5 is hung on the care member 30, that is, the care subject 5 is pressed against the care member 30, and the pressing force is adjusted. , The amount of the first microcapsules 36 to be destroyed, the amount of the second microcapsules 37 to be destroyed, the amount of the first microcapsules 36 to be attached to the object to be care 5, and the object to be care 5 The amount of second microcapsules 37 attached to can be adjusted.

  In the first microcapsule 36, the internal deodorizer comes out by breaking the first shell 36a. Similarly, in the second microcapsule 37, the second shell portion 37a is broken so that the fragrance inside is released to the outside. The object to be care 5 is deodorized by the deodorant that has come out to the outside, and the odor is given by the fragrance that has come out to the outside. Thus, the care object 5 is odor-careed by the deodorant and the fragrance. In addition, the first microcapsules 36 and the second microcapsules 37 attached to the care object 5 without being destroyed are destroyed at the place where the user goes out, so that the deodorizing and aroma effects are achieved at the place outside the user. It is exhibited. Moreover, when the holder 10 is installed in a closet, the inside of a closet is also deodorized and a smell is provided by the deodorizer and the fragrance which came out outside.

  When the user removes the object to be care 5 from the holder 10, as shown in FIG. 3, the object to be care 5 is pulled downward. The foreign matter adhesion layer 34 has a rough surface, and thus generates a relatively high frictional force with the object to be care 5. The care member 30 is urged around the insertion portion 28 by this frictional force. However, the care member 30 is in a state in which rotation around the insertion portion 28 is difficult because the insertion portion 28 is held by the frictional force in the core member 31.

  Therefore, the care member 30 does not rotate integrally with the care subject 5 when the care subject 5 is pulled by the user, but is rubbed against the care subject 5 by being pulled by the care subject 5, Rotate. The foreign matter adhesion layer 34 moves relative to the surface of the object 5 while being rubbed.

When the object to be care 5 rubs against the foreign matter adhesion layer 34, the foreign matter adhering to the surface of the object to be care 5 is caught in the foreign matter adhesion layer 34.
Furthermore, external force is input to a part of the plurality of first microcapsules 36 and a part of the plurality of second microcapsules 37 by the object to be care 5 being rubbed against the foreign substance adhesion layer 34. Ru. In the first microcapsule 36 and the second microcapsule 37, the shell portions 36a and 37a are broken when an external force is input. Further, a part of the plurality of first microcapsules 36 not broken and a part of the plurality of second microcapsules 37 not broken are attached to the object to be care 5.

  In the first microcapsule 36, the internal deodorizer comes out by breaking the first shell 36a. Similarly, in the second microcapsule 37, the second shell portion 37a is broken so that the fragrance inside is released to the outside. The object to be care 5 is deodorized by the deodorant that has come out to the outside, and the odor is given by the fragrance that has come out to the outside. Thus, the care object 5 is odor-careed by the deodorant and the fragrance. In addition, the first microcapsules 36 and the second microcapsules 37 attached to the care object 5 without being destroyed are destroyed at the place where the user goes out, so that the deodorizing and aroma effects are achieved at the place outside the user. It is exhibited.

  The foreign substance adhesion layer 34 reduces the ability to remove foreign substances of the object to be care 5 with use. When the user feels that the entanglement ability by the foreign matter adhesion layer 34 has decreased, or feels that the deodorizing and aroma effects have decreased, as shown in FIG. Cut and discard the part D which had been cut.

  When the sheet member 32 disappears, that is, when only the core member 31 is used, the user releases the fixation of the third portion 25 at the fixing portion 27 as shown in FIG. Specifically, the third portion 25 is moved to the second position P2 to take out the third portion 25 from the fixing portion 27, thereby releasing the fixation. When the user releases the fixation of the third portion 25, the user moves the third portion 25 to the first position P1, removes the core member 31 from the insertion portion 28, and attaches the new care member 30 to the insertion portion 28. .

  According to the holder 10 configured as described above, when the user removes the object to be care 5 from the holder 10, the foreign matter adhesion layer 34 can remove the foreign matter attached to the object to be care 5. As described above, since the foreign matter adhesion layer 34 is removed by entangling the foreign matter, the ability to remove the foreign matter does not decrease just by contacting the air.

  For this reason, the life of the foreign matter adhesion layer 34's ability to remove foreign matter is longer than that of the adhesive that removes foreign matter. Furthermore, when the user performs an operation of hanging the object to be care 5 on the care member 30 and an operation of removing the object to be care 5, the object to be care 5 can be treated by the first microcapsule 36 and the second microcapsule 37. Deodorizing and flavoring the object to be care 5. Also, since some of the first microcapsules 36 and some of the second microcapsules 37 are attached to the care object 5 without being broken, it is possible to remove odor and smell even when the user goes out. It becomes possible to exhibit an effect.

  As described above, the sheet member 32 can suppress a decrease in the ability to remove foreign matter of the object to be care 5 and can deodorize the object to be care 5 or smell the object to be care 5. Furthermore, the holding tool 10 can hold the object to be care 5, and when removing the object to be care 5, deodorizing the object to be care 5 or removing the object to be care 5 while removing foreign matter from the object to be care 5. Fragrant is possible. Furthermore, since the sheet member 32 does not adsorb the foreign matter of the object to be care 5 with the adhesive, the foreign matter adhesion layer 34 formed of a non-woven fabric entangles the foreign matter on the object to be care 5. There is no adhesion of the agent. Therefore, the care subject 5 is not damaged.

  In the present embodiment, the foreign matter adhesion layer 34 is formed of a plurality of fibers such as a non-woven fabric, and the surface is roughened to have an uneven surface such that the surface is entangled with dust. However, the surface is formed flat. The term "planar" as used herein is not strictly a surface.

  However, the surface of the foreign matter adhesion layer 34 is not limited to being flat. For example, as in the modification shown in FIG. 5, when the foreign matter adhesion layer 34 is formed of a non-woven fabric, the foreign matter adhesion layer 34 may have a plurality of projections 34 a. The protrusions 34 a are, for example, evenly arranged on the surface of the foreign matter adhesion layer 34. The size of the protrusion 34 a may be formed according to the size and type of the foreign matter.

  For example, if formed for the main purpose of care of clothes such as a suit, the projections 34a are relatively large so that they can scrape relatively small foreign objects such as hair and small dust attached to the clothes. It may be small.

  Alternatively, the protrusions 34a may have a plurality of sizes. Specifically, it may have small protrusions for scraping relatively small foreign substances such as hair and small dust, and large protrusions for scraping relatively large foreign substances such as large dust or dirt.

  In the present embodiment, the care member 30 is pulled on the care object 5 by being pulled by the frictional force between the care object 5 and the foreign matter adhesion layer 34 by the insertion portion 28 being fitted in the core member 31. Rotate while rubbing against.

  However, the care member 30 is not limited to the insertion part 28 fitting in the core member 31. The core member 31 of the care member 30 may have an inner diameter larger than the outer diameter of the insertion portion 28 so as to be rotatable with respect to the insertion portion 28. Alternatively, the insertion portion 28 may be fixed so that the care member 30 does not rotate with respect to the insertion portion 28.

  In the present embodiment, the third portion 25 includes the insertion portion 28 and a portion having a smaller cross-sectional area than the insertion portion 28. However, the third portion 25 is not limited to a shape having a plurality of cross-sectional shapes. The third portion 25 may be shaped so as to have a cross section of a fixed shape in the axial direction.

  In the present embodiment, the care member 30 has a core member 31. However, the care member 30 may not have the core member 31.

  Next, a cleaner 40 according to a second embodiment of the present invention will be described using FIGS. 6 and 7. In addition, the structure which has a function similar to 1st Embodiment attaches | subjects the code | symbol same as 1st Embodiment, and abbreviate | omits description.

  FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing the cleaner 40. As shown in FIG. FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view showing the roller 42 used for the cleaner 40. As shown in FIG. FIG. 7 shows the roller 42 cut along a cross section orthogonal to the axis of the roller 42.

  As shown in FIG. 6, the cleaner 40 has a cleaner body 41 formed so as to be gripped by the user, and a roller 42 rotatably supported by the cleaner body 41. In the present embodiment, the cleaner body 41 is formed so that the user can hold it with one hand.

  At one end portion of the cleaner body 41, a roller support portion 43 for rotatably supporting the roller 42 is formed. The roller support portion 43 is formed, for example, in a bifurcated shape. Specifically, the roller support portion 43 has a first protrusion 44 and a second protrusion 45 protruding in the longitudinal direction of the cleaner body 41.

  The roller support portion 43 is formed to be able to apply a relatively large rotational resistance to the roller 42. Specifically, when the roller support portion 43 moves the cleaner 40 in a state where the roller 42 is pressed against the object to be care 5, a foreign matter adhering layer 34 described later of the roller 42 to the object 5 to be care A rotational resistance is applied to the roller 42 so that the roller 42 rotates while rubbing.

Specifically, the first protrusion 44 has a hole 44a in which the pivot shaft 42a of the roller 42 is rotatably fitted. The inner diameter of the hole 44a is slightly larger than the outer diameter of the pivot shaft 42a.
Similarly, the second protrusion 45 is formed with a hole into which the rotation shaft 42a of the roller 42 is rotatably fitted. The frictional force generated between the hole 44 a and the rotation shaft 42 a serves as a resistance to the rotation of the roller 42.

  As shown in FIG. 7, the roller 42 has a roller main body 46 and an intertwining portion 47 provided on the outer surface of the roller main body 46. The roller main body 46 is formed in, for example, a hollow cylindrical shape. The roller main body 46 is rotatably supported by the roller support portion 43 around the axis of the roller main body 46.

  Specifically, a pivot shaft 42 a is formed at one end of the roller main body 46. The pivot shaft 42 a is integrally formed with the roller main body 46. The pivot shaft 42 a is fitted in the hole 44 a of the first protrusion 44. A pivot shaft 42 a is similarly formed at the other end of the roller main body 46. The pivot shaft is likewise fitted in the hole of the second projection 45.

  The entanglement portion 47 is configured by fixing the sheet member 48 on the surface of the roller main body 46. The sheet member 48 has a base material layer 33 and a foreign matter adhesion layer 34. In the sheet member 48, the base material layer 33 is fixed to the surface of the roller main body 46 by an adhesive or the like in a state of being wound around the surface of the roller main body 46.

  The cleaner 40 can care for the care subject 5 having a relatively large area, such as a carpet fixed to a floor. The user moves the cleaner 40 relative to the object to be care 5 with the foreign matter adhesion layer 34 in contact with the object to be care 5.

  As the cleaner 40 is moved relative to the object to be cared 5, the roller 42 is rotated while the foreign matter adhesion layer 34 rubs against the object to be care 5. As the foreign matter adhesion layer 34 rubs against the object to be care 5, the foreign matter adhering to the surface of the object 5 to be care is entwined in the foreign matter adhesion layer 34.

  Part of the plurality of first microcapsules 36 of the foreign material adhesion layer 34 by the roller 42 being pressed against the object 5 and the foreign material adhesion layer 34 rubbing against the object 5, And a part of the plurality of second microcapsules 37 are broken. In addition, a part of the plurality of first microcapsules 36 not broken and a part of the plurality of second microcapsules 37 not broken are adhered to the object to be care 5.

  Note that the plurality of first microcapsules 36 and the plurality of second microcapsules 37 are three-dimensionally applied to the foreign matter adhesion layer 34 from the surface to the opposite surface. Therefore, by adjusting the compression force acting on the care subject 5 when the care subject 5 is hung on the care member 30, that is, the care subject 5 is pressed against the care member 30, and the pressing force is adjusted. , The amount of the first microcapsules 36 to be destroyed, the amount of the second microcapsules 37 to be destroyed, the amount of the first microcapsules 36 to be attached to the object to be care 5, and the object to be care 5 The amount of second microcapsules 37 attached to can be adjusted.

  Destruction of the first shell 36 a causes the internal deodorant to come out. As the second shell 37a is broken, the internal fragrance is released to the outside. The object to be care 5 is deodorized by the deodorant that has come out to the outside, and the odor is given by the fragrance that has come out to the outside. As described above, the object to be care 5 is deodorized from the object to be care 5 and smelled to the object to be care 5 by the deodorant and the fragrance.

  Furthermore, since the first microcapsules 36 and the second microcapsules 37 attached to the care object 5 without being destroyed are broken except when the cleaner 40 is used, the cleaner 40 is not used. Also, it becomes possible to exhibit the deodorizing and aroma effects of the object to be care 5.

  Thus, the cleaner 40 of this embodiment can obtain the same operation and effect as the first embodiment. The strengths of the first shell 36a and the second shell 37a of the second embodiment may be different from those of the first shell 36a and the second shell 37a of the first embodiment. . That is, since the usage of the cleaner 40 of the second embodiment differs from the usage of the holder 10 of the first embodiment, the external force input to the first shell 36 a and the second shell 37 a The size of is different. For this reason, the strengths of the first shell 36a and the second shell 37a may be determined so as to be appropriately destroyed.

  Also in the present embodiment, the surface of the foreign matter adhesion layer 34 is not limited to be flat. The foreign substance adhesion layer 34 may have a plurality of protrusions 34 a as in the first embodiment. The protrusions 34 a are, for example, evenly arranged on the surface of the foreign matter adhesion layer 34. The size of the protrusion 34 a may be formed according to the size and type of the foreign matter. For example, if the cleaner 40 is formed mainly for caring carpets, the cleaners 40 may be provided with the projections 34a so as to be able to scrape relatively large foreign objects such as dust and dirt adhering to the carpet. May be relatively large.

  In the second embodiment, the roller support portion 43 is constituted by two projecting portions 44 and 45. However, the roller support 43 is not limited to being configured by the two protrusions 44 and 45. The roller support 43 may be rotatably supported, for example, by only one of the protrusions.

  In addition, the roller support portion 43 is configured to be able to apply a rotational resistance so that the foreign matter adhering layer 34 is lowered with respect to the object to be care 5. However, the roller support portion 43 may be configured to be capable of freely supporting the roller 42 so that the foreign matter adhering layer 34 does not slip against the object to be care 5.

  In the first embodiment, the sheet member 32 has the adhesive layer 35. However, the sheet member 32 may not have the adhesive layer 35, and for example, the sheet member 48 of the second embodiment may be used. In this case, the base material layer 33 is fixed to the core member 31 by an adhesive or the like.

  Moreover, although the sheet | seat member 48 is used in 2nd Embodiment, the care member 30 of 1st Embodiment may be used in another example. In this case, the core member 31 of the care member 30 may accommodate the roller main body 46 therein, and the roller main body 46 may be fitted. Furthermore, the roller support portion 43 may be configured to be able to attach and remove the care member 30.

  In the first and second embodiments, the foreign matter adhesion layer 34 is provided with the first microcapsules 36 and the second microcapsules 37. In another example, the foreign matter adhesion layer 34 may have only the first microcapsules 36. Alternatively, the foreign matter adhesion layer 34 may have only the second microcapsules 37.

  In the first and second embodiments, the foreign matter adhesion layer 34 is formed of non-woven fabric, but is not limited thereto. The foreign substance adhesion layer 34 may be formed of, for example, a cloth. Alternatively, the foreign matter adhesion layer 34 may be formed in a brush shape, for example, using a resin material or hair as a material. By forming the foreign matter adhesion layer 34 in a brush shape, the surface on which the tips of the bristles constituting the brush are located, that is, the surface of the foreign matter adhesion layer 34 becomes a rough surface. Therefore, the first microcapsules 36 and the second microcapsules 37 can be disposed on the surface and inside of the brush-like foreign matter adhesion layer.

  The present invention is not limited to the above embodiment, and can be variously modified in the implementation stage without departing from the scope of the invention. In addition, the embodiments may be implemented in combination as appropriate, in which case the combined effect is obtained. Furthermore, various inventions are included in the above-described embodiment, and various inventions can be extracted by a combination selected from a plurality of disclosed configuration requirements. For example, even if some configuration requirements are deleted from all the configuration requirements shown in the embodiment, the problem can be solved, and if an effect is obtained, a configuration from which this configuration requirement is removed can be extracted as the invention.

  5: care object, 10: holding tool, 20: holding tool body, 21: hook portion, 22: care object holding portion (holding portion), 27: fixing portion, 28: insertion portion, 30: care member, 31 ... Core member, 32: Sheet member, 33: Base material layer, 33a: 1 side, 33b: 2 side, 34: Foreign matter adhesion layer, 34a: Projection, 35: Adhesive layer, 36: First microcapsule (1st Capsules), 36a: first shell, 37: second microcapsule (second capsule) 37a: second shell, 40: cleaner, 41: cleaner body, 42: roller, 46: roller Main body, 47 ... entwining portion, 48 ... sheet member.

Claims (5)

A foreign matter adhesion layer formed of a plurality of fibers,
At least one of a first capsule containing a deodorant inside, and a second capsule containing a fragrance inside, which is applied to the foreign matter adhesion layer;
Sheet member equipped with. The sheet member according to claim 1, wherein the foreign matter adhesion layer includes a plurality of protrusions. A holder body having a hook portion and a holding portion;
It is a care member held by the holding portion, and is applied to a foreign material adhesion layer formed on a base material layer, one surface of the base material layer, and formed of a plurality of fibers, and the foreign material adhesion layer A care member formed in a tubular shape by winding a sheet member provided with at least one of a first capsule containing a deodorant and a second capsule containing a fragrance inside;
Holder equipped with. The holder according to claim 3, wherein the sheet member includes an adhesive layer formed on two sides of the base layer. Cleaner body,
A roller support formed on the cleaner body;
A roller body rotatably supported by the roller support portion;
A foreign matter adhesion layer formed of a plurality of fibers fixed to the roller body;
At least one of a plurality of first capsules containing a deodorant inside and a plurality of second capsules containing a fragrance inside, which are applied to the foreign matter adhesion layer;
Cleaner equipped with.