JP2020130841A - Clothes drying device - Google Patents

Abstract

To solve a problem that the number of the laundry which can be hang over for drying is less as compared with the size of the frame, and further that the operation of hanging over for drying is in trouble, since other pinch neighboring with the pinch which is used for the operation of hanging over for drying of the laundry when performing to hang over for drying of the laundry is contacted with the finger of the operator.SOLUTION: The clothes drying device comprises the plurality of the pinches 7 as suspended with the frame 5 comprising the hook 3 for engaging with the supporting means 1 such as the clothes drying rod, the clothes drying rope and the like, the plurality of the columns 18, 20 of hanging over for drying in which the pinch is suspended for being able to hang over for drying are formed to the frame 5 in the same direction as seen in the plane view, and the distance of the central portions between the pinch in the column of each of hanging over for drying and the neighboring current pinch in the other column of hanging over for drying is the summation of the outer width of the pair of knob portions in the pinch, the space in which the finger is entered when clamping the pinch, and the space for preventing the finger to contact with the neighboring pinch.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

The present invention relates to a clothesline for drying laundry, and particularly to a clothesline suitable for handing over and drying laundry.

The term "drying" in the present application means that when the laundry is dried by the clothesline, both ends of the wide laundry such as face towels and trunks are pinched by the pinch of the clothesline and hung. .. "Clothes drying" in the present application means drying small laundry such as socks in a state of being sandwiched by one pinch. In addition, the "pinch" in the present application means a clothespin-shaped holding tool attached to a clothesline.

As the clothes dryer, for example, the one shown in JP-A No. 10-290895 is known. As shown in FIG. 4 in the attached drawing, this clothes dryer is formed by suspending a large number of pinches 7 from a frame 5 provided with a hook 3 for locking to a supporting means 1 such as a clothes drying rod and a clothes drying rope. It has been used conventionally. The frame 5 in the clothesline shown in FIG. 4 is formed by foldably connecting a pair of frame constituents 5a and 5b via central shaft portions 9 and 9.

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 10-290895

In the conventional clothesline including the clothesline shown in FIG. 4, the hanging position of the pinch on the frame varies depending on the manufacturer of the clothesline and the like. Of course, even with such a conventional clothesline, it is possible to hand over and dry the laundry.

However, the conventional clothesline has the following problems.
(B) Since the arrangement position or arrangement state of a large number of pinches 7 suspended from the frame 5 is not suitable for the delivery and drying of laundry, the laundry can be delivered and dried for the size of the frame. There is also the problem that the number of laundry is small, and there is also the problem that it is not clear which pinch in the frame should be used when handing over a certain laundry.
(B) Since the distance between the pinch used for delivering and drying one laundry in a large number of pinches 7 suspended from the frame 5 and the other pinch is too small, the washing is performed when the laundry is delivered and dried. As a result of the operator's fingers touching another pinch adjacent to the pinch used for the handing and drying work, there is a problem that the handing and drying work is hindered.
The present invention has been made to solve the above problems.

In order to solve the above problems, the present invention provides the following clothes dryer.

(Claim 1)
In a clothes dryer in which a large number of pinches 7 are hung on a frame 5 provided with a hook 3 for locking to a support means 1 such as a clothesline or a clothesline.
On the frame 5, a large number of rows 18 and 20 of hang-ups, which are formed by suspending a pinch so that the hang-ups can be carried out, are formed in the same direction in a plan view.
The distance between the center of the pinch in each of the clotheslines and the recent pinch in the other adjacent clotheslines is the outer width of the pair of knobs in the pinch and the space for the fingers to pinch when pinching the pinch. A clothesline, characterized by the sum of the space to prevent fingers from touching adjacent pinches.

(Claim 2)
A large number of pinches 7 are hung on a frame 5 provided with a hook 3 for locking to a support means 1 such as a clothesline or a clothesline, and the frame 5 has a pair of frame constituents 5a and 5b as a central shaft portion 9. In a clothesline that is foldably connected via 9
On the other hand, the frame component 5a includes an outer frame front side portion 13a on the front side in a plan view, an outer frame rear side portion 13a'on the rear side in a plan view, an outer frame left side portion 15a on the left side in a plan view, and an outer frame right side portion 15a on the right side in a plan view. The outer frame portion 11a is provided with a front reinforcing portion 17a in the left-right direction in a plan view and a rear reinforcing portion 17a in the left-right direction in a plan view.
The other frame component 5b includes an outer frame front side portion 13b on the front side in a plan view, an outer frame rear side portion 13b'on the rear side in a plan view, an outer frame left side portion 15b on the left side in a plan view, and an outer frame right side portion 15b on the right side in a plan view. The outer frame portion 11b is provided with a front reinforcing portion 17b in the left-right direction in a plan view and a rear reinforcing portion 17b in the left-right direction in a plan view.
By suspending a pinch 7a from the outer frame front side portion 13a and the rear side reinforcing portion 17a'so that the frame constituent portion 5a can be hung and dried, a large number of first laying rows 18 are arranged in the same direction in a plan view. By suspending the pinch 7b from the rear side portion 13a'and the front side reinforcing portion 17a of the outer frame so that the laying down can be carried out, a large number of second laying down rows 20 are formed in the same direction in the plan view.
By suspending a pinch 7a from the outer frame rear side portion 13b'and the front side reinforcing portion 17b so that the frame constituent portion 5b can be hung and dried, a large number of first laying rows 18 are arranged in the same direction in a plan view. By suspending the pinch 7b from the outer frame front side portion 13b and the rear side reinforcing portion 17b'so that the delivery can be carried out, a large number of second rows of the delivery and drying are formed in the same direction in the plan view.
The distance between the center of the pinch in each of the clotheslines and the recent pinch in the other adjacent clotheslines is the outer width of the pair of knobs in the pinch and the space for the fingers to pinch when pinching the pinch. A clothesline, characterized by the sum of the space to prevent fingers from touching adjacent pinches.

(Claim 3)
The distance between the center of the pinch in each of the hangout rows and the recent pinch in the other adjacent hangout rows is 7 cm or more.

(Claim 4)
Each of the above-mentioned rows of hangers and other rows of hangers adjacent to each other are arranged at positions shifted in the length direction of the rows.

According to the present invention, since the frame is formed with a large number of rows 18 and 20 of the hand-drying hangs by hanging a pinch so that the laundry can be hand-dried in the same direction in the plan view, the laundry can be hand-dried in an orderly manner. It is possible to form a large number of rows of laundry for the size of the frame. In other words, the number of laundry that can be handed over and dried increases for the size of the frame. In addition, the position of the pinch is easy to see, and it is easy to understand which pinch should be used when handing over a certain laundry.

The distance between the center of the pinch in each row of laundry and the recent pinch in the other adjacent rows of laundry is the outer width of the pair of knobs in the pinch and the space for fingers to pinch when pinching the pinch. And the space for preventing the finger from touching the adjacent pinch, preferably 7 cm or more, so that the pinch used for the laundry delivery work when the laundry is delivered and dried. As a result of the operator's fingers touching other adjacent pinches, the problem of hindering the hand-drying work is solved, and the hand-drying work can be easily performed.

Since each row of hangers and other rows of hangers adjacent to each other are arranged at positions shifted in the length direction of each row, other hangers adjacent to the pinch in each row of hangers Even if the distance between the centers of the rows and the recent pinch is increased, a large number of rows can be formed. In addition, since each row of hangers and other rows of adjacent hangers are arranged at positions shifted in the length direction of each row, other rows of hangers adjacent to each row of hangers are arranged. It also has the effect of making it easier for the wind to enter between the rows.

FIG. 1 is a plan view schematically showing a position where a pinch is suspended from a frame. FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing the distance between the center of a pinch and another pinch adjacent to the pinch. FIG. 3 is a plan view schematically showing a state in which each row of hangers and other rows of hangers adjacent to each other are arranged at positions shifted in the length direction of the rows. FIG. 4 is a front view showing an example of a conventional clothesline.

Hereinafter, embodiments for carrying out the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings.

As shown in FIG. 4, the clothes-dryer according to the present invention is formed by suspending a large number of pinches 7 from a frame 5 provided with a hook 3 for locking to a support means 1 such as a clothes-drying rod and a clothes-drying rope. In that respect, it is common with conventional clothes dryers. Reference numeral 2 indicates a hook base that supports the hook 3. What is indicated by reference numeral 4 is a hanging means such as a hanging string that connects the hook base 2 and the frame 5.

Thus, in the present invention, the frame 5 is formed with a large number of rows (arrangements) 18 and 20 of the hangers, which are formed by suspending pinches so that the hangers can be hangs in the same direction in a plan view. Each delivery row 18, 20 consists of at least two pinches. That is, a large number of rows 18 and 20 are formed, for example, in the front-rear direction in the plan view (vertical direction in FIG. 1) or the left-right direction in the plan view (horizontal direction in FIG. 1).

Further, in the clothesline according to the present invention, the distance between the center of the pinch in each of the clotheslines and the recent pinch in the other adjacent clotheslines is the outer width of the pair of knobs in the pinch. This is the sum of the space for the fingers to enter when pinching the pinch and the space for preventing the fingers from touching the adjacent pinch. That is, as shown in FIG. 2, the distance a between the center of the pinch in each of the hangout rows and the recent pinch in the other adjacent hangout rows is the distance a between the pair of knobs 8 and 8 in the pinch 7. It is the sum of the outer width b (b / 2 + b / 2), the space c in which the finger enters when pinching the pinch 7, and the space d for preventing the finger from touching the adjacent pinch 7. That is,
a = b / 2 + b / 2 + c + d (Fig. 2)

The distance a between the center of the pinch in each of the rows of hangers and the recent pinch in the other rows of hangers adjacent to it is preferably 7 cm or more. See FIG.
The outer width b of the pair of knobs 8 and 8 in the pinch 7 is about 4 cm. That is, since the outer width b = b / 2 + b / 2 and b / 2 is about 2 cm, the outer width b is about 4 cm.
-The space c where the fingers enter when pinching the pinch 7 is about 2 cm.
-The space d to prevent the finger from touching the adjacent pinch 7 is about 1 cm.
Therefore, the distance a (a = b / 2 + b / 2 + c + d) between the pinch in each of the above-mentioned rows of hangers and the center of the other adjacent rows of hangers with the recent pinch is 7 cm or more. It is desirable to have.

Next, the case shown in FIG. 1 will be described.
In this example, a large number of pinches 7 are hung on a frame 5 provided with a hook 3 for locking to a support means 1 such as a clothesline or a clothesline, and the frame 5 has a pair of frame components 5a and 5b at the center. It is common with conventional clothes dryers in that it is a clothes dryer that is foldably connected via shafts 9 and 9.

Hereinafter, the differences from the conventional clothes dryer in the case shown in FIG. 1 will be described in detail.

On the other hand, the frame component 5a includes an outer frame front side portion 13a on the front side in a plan view, an outer frame rear side portion 13a'on the rear side in a plan view, an outer frame left side portion 15a on the left side in a plan view, and an outer frame right side portion 15a on the right side in a plan view. The outer frame portion 11a is provided with a front reinforcing portion 17a in the left-right direction in a plan view, and a rear reinforcing portion 17a in a left-right direction in a plan view.

The other frame component 5b includes an outer frame front side portion 13b on the front side in a plan view, an outer frame rear side portion 13b'on the rear side in a plan view, an outer frame left side portion 15b on the left side in a plan view, and an outer frame right side portion 15b on the right side in a plan view. An outer frame portion 11b having a'and'is provided, and the outer frame portion 11b is provided inside with a front reinforcing portion 17b in the left-right direction in a plan view and a rear reinforcing portion 17b'in the left-right direction in a plan view.

By suspending a pinch 7a from the outer frame front side portion 13a and the rear side reinforcing portion 17a'so that the frame constituent portion 5a can be hung and dried, a large number of first laying rows 18 are arranged in the same direction in a plan view. Along with the formation, a large number of second rows of passing dry rows 20 are formed in the same direction in a plan view by suspending pinches 7b from the outer frame rear side portion 13a'and the front side reinforcing portion 17a so that the passing drying can be performed. For example, the pinch 7a in the first row 18 of the clothesline is a pinch for the clothesline, and the pinch 7b in the second row 20 of the clothesline is the clothesline and the clothesline so that both the clothesline and the clothesline can be used. It may be used as a dual-purpose pinch.

By suspending a pinch 7a from the outer frame rear side portion 13b'and the front side reinforcing portion 17b so that the frame constituent portion 5b can be hung and dried, a large number of first laying rows 18 are arranged in the same direction in a plan view. Along with the formation, a large number of second rows of passing dry rows 20 are formed in the same direction in a plan view by suspending pinches 7b from the outer frame front side portion 13b and the rear side reinforcing portion 17b'so that the passing drying can be performed. For example, the pinch 7a in the first row 18 of the clothesline is a pinch for the clothesline, and the pinch 7b in the second row 20 of the clothesline is the clothesline and the clothesline so that both the clothesline and the clothesline can be used. It may be used as a dual-purpose pinch.

Also in the case shown in FIG. 1, the distance between the center of the pinch in each of the hangout rows and the recent pinch in the other adjacent hangout rows is the outer width of the pair of knobs in the pinch and the pinch. It is the total of the space for the fingers to enter when pinching and the space for preventing the fingers from touching the adjacent pinches, preferably 7 cm or more.

The front reinforcing portion 17a and the rear reinforcing portion 17a'in the frame constituent portion 5a are connected by a plurality of first reinforcing portions 19a in the front-rear direction in a plan view. The front reinforcing portion 17b and the rear reinforcing portion 17b'in the frame constituent portion 5b are connected by a plurality of second reinforcing portions 19b in the front-rear direction in a plan view.

As shown in FIG. 1, the positions of the inwardly curved outer frame left side portion 15a, the inwardly curved outer frame right side portion 15a', and the first reinforcing portions 19a of the frame constituent portion 5a coincide with each other in the front-rear direction in a plan view. A pinch 7c for drying small items may be hung on each. Further, for drying small items, the left side portion 15b of the outer frame curved inward, the right side portion 15b'of the outer frame curved inward, and the second reinforcing portion 19b of the frame constituent portion 5b are located at positions corresponding to the front-rear direction in a plan view. The pinch 7c may be hung.

Each of the above-mentioned rows of hangers and other rows of hangers adjacent to each other are arranged at positions shifted in the length direction of the rows. That is, as shown in FIG. 1, for example, in the frame component 5a, the pinch 7a at the rear end in each of the rows 18 of the delivery is in front of the pinch 7b of the corresponding end in the other adjacent rows 20 of the delivery. The pinch 7a at the front end of each row of hangers 18 is located in a position that protrudes forward in a plan view from the pinch 7b of the corresponding end in another row of hangers 20 adjacent to the hangout. In this case, as shown in FIG. 3, the distance f between the center of the pinch 7a in each of the hangout rows 18 and the recent pinch 7b in the other adjacent hangout rows 20 is such that the pinch 7a has a symbol 7a'. It is longer than the distance e between the centers when the position of the dotted line shown in (1) (the position where the pinch 7a'is on the same line in the left-right direction in the plan view with the recent pinch 7b). Therefore, by arranging each of the above-mentioned rows of hangers and other rows of hangers adjacent to each other at positions shifted in the length direction of the rows, the other rows adjacent to the pinch in each row of hangers can be arranged. The distance between the center and the recent pinch in the hang-up line can be increased. What is indicated by the reference numeral w in FIG. 3 is the flow of wind.

In the clothesline of the present invention, preferably, each pinch 7a in each of the first drying rows 18 is aligned in the same color, and each pinch 7b in each of the second drying rows 20 is the first. Align with the same color different from each pinch 7a in the clothesline row 18. That is, as an example, the color of each pinch 7a in each first wading row 18 is white, and the color of each pinch 7b in each second wading row 20 is blue. In this case, the first row of hangers 18 and the second row of hangers 20 can be easily distinguished by the color of the pinch. When carrying out the laundry delivery, for example, the first delivery row 18 is used first, and then the second delivery row 20 is used if necessary.

1 Support means 2 Hook stand 3 Hook 4 Hanging means 5 Frame 5a Frame component 5b Frame component 7 Pinch 7a Pinch for hand-drying 7b Pinch for both hand-drying and accessory drying 7c Pinch for accessory drying 8 Knob 9 Shaft 11a Outside Frame part 11b Outer frame part 13a Outer frame front side 13a'Outer frame rear side 13b Outer frame front side 13b'Outer frame rear side 15a Outer frame left side 15a'Outer frame right side 15b Outer frame left side 15b'Outer frame Right side 17a Front reinforcement 17a'Rear reinforcement 17b Front reinforcement 17b' Rear reinforcement 18 Row of delivery 19a First reinforcement 19b Second reinforcement 20 Row of delivery

Claims (4)

In a clothes dryer in which a large number of pinches 7 are hung on a frame 5 provided with a hook 3 for locking to a support means 1 such as a clothesline or a clothesline.
On the frame 5, a large number of rows 18 and 20 of hang-ups, which are formed by suspending a pinch so that the hang-ups can be carried out, are formed in the same direction in a plan view.
The distance between the center of the pinch in each of the clotheslines and the recent pinch in the other adjacent clotheslines is the outer width of the pair of knobs in the pinch and the space for the fingers to pinch when pinching the pinch. A clothesline, characterized by the sum of the space to prevent fingers from touching adjacent pinches. A large number of pinches 7 are hung on a frame 5 provided with a hook 3 for locking to a support means 1 such as a clothesline or a clothesline, and the frame 5 has a pair of frame constituents 5a and 5b as a central shaft portion 9. In a clothesline that is foldably connected via 9
On the other hand, the frame component 5a includes an outer frame front side portion 13a on the front side in a plan view, an outer frame rear side portion 13a'on the rear side in a plan view, an outer frame left side portion 15a on the left side in a plan view, and an outer frame right side portion 15a on the right side in a plan view. The outer frame portion 11a is provided with a front reinforcing portion 17a in the left-right direction in a plan view and a rear reinforcing portion 17a in the left-right direction in a plan view.
The other frame component 5b includes an outer frame front side portion 13b on the front side in a plan view, an outer frame rear side portion 13b'on the rear side in a plan view, an outer frame left side portion 15b on the left side in a plan view, and an outer frame right side portion 15b on the right side in a plan view. The outer frame portion 11b is provided with a front reinforcing portion 17b in the left-right direction in a plan view and a rear reinforcing portion 17b in the left-right direction in a plan view.
By suspending a pinch 7a from the outer frame front side portion 13a and the rear side reinforcing portion 17a'so that the frame constituent portion 5a can be hung and dried, a large number of first laying rows 18 are arranged in the same direction in a plan view. By suspending the pinch 7b from the rear side portion 13a'and the front side reinforcing portion 17a of the outer frame so that the laying down can be carried out, a large number of second laying down rows 20 are formed in the same direction in the plan view.
By suspending a pinch 7a from the outer frame rear side portion 13b'and the front side reinforcing portion 17b so that the frame constituent portion 5b can be hung and dried, a large number of first laying rows 18 are arranged in the same direction in a plan view. By suspending the pinch 7b from the outer frame front side portion 13b and the rear side reinforcing portion 17b'so that the delivery can be carried out, a large number of second rows of the delivery and drying are formed in the same direction in the plan view.
The distance between the center of the pinch in each of the clotheslines and the recent pinch in the other adjacent clotheslines is the outer width of the pair of knobs in the pinch and the space for the fingers to pinch when pinching the pinch. A clothesline, characterized by the sum of the space to prevent fingers from touching adjacent pinches. The clothesline according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the distance between the center of the pinch in each of the clothes-drying rows and the recent pinch in the other adjacent clothes-drying rows is 7 cm or more. The clothesline according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein each of the rows of the clothesline and the other rows of the other adjacent clotheslines are arranged at positions shifted in the length direction of the rows. vessel.