JP2022025050A - Water dropping prevention cover - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a water dropping prevention cover which prevents dropping of water in an unexpected place when scooping up water with hands, and at the same time, the hands, arms, and sleeves get wet with water through the wrists and arms.SOLUTION: Water dropping prevention covers 1 and 2 are composed of ring parts 11 which can be worn around the wrists, and receiving parts 13 and 14 which form a groove 12 on the hand side in wearing, and the receiving parts 13 and 14 extend downward from the peripheral edge of the ring part 11 to be formed integrally. The receiving part 13 shows a triangle shape and the receiving part 14 shows a square shape. The receiving parts form a groove approximately at the center, and a fold is provided such that a recessed groove 12 is formed on the hand side in wearing. The diameter of the ring part 11 is variable, so that the ring part can be worn around the wrists with a desired diameter to prevent water leakage and flow by responding to a difference in the size of wrists.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

The present invention also has a function of preventing water from dripping when scooping water by hand and preventing the hands, arms and sleeves from getting wet with water, and the water spills along the arm and the floor gets wet. The present invention relates to a water dripping prevention cover that also has a function of preventing water from dripping.

There are many opportunities to scoop water by hand, such as when washing your face. When scooping water with your hands, if you do not scoop it well, the water stored in your hands will run down your wrists and arms, and your clothes (especially sleeves) may get wet, or the floor may overflow and the floor may get wet. be.

As a means for preventing water from dripping, the glove described in Patent Document 1 includes a glove in which the entire peripheral surface of the wrist portion of the glove is covered with a water-absorbing ring and integrally worn by a fixing means. This prevents sewage from dripping on the upper arm and clothes along the peripheral surface of the glove.

Utility Model Registration No. 3056152 (0006, 0007, Fig. 1)

However, since the means disclosed in Patent Document 1 is worn as gloves, it is inconvenient when scooping water with bare hands. It may not be necessary to wear gloves each time.

In addition, while water is absorbed by a water-absorbing ring made of a water-absorbent material, there are some cases where water absorption is not required. For example, when working on a washbasin or a sink, the dripping water may be drained on the spot. Also, it is not possible to prevent the sleeves from getting wet with water.

The present invention has been made in view of such a problem, and at the same time as scooping water by hand, the water is transmitted along the wrist and the arm to prevent the water from adhering to or falling to an unexpected place. Provide an anti-drip cover for water.

(1) A water dripping prevention cover composed of a ring portion that can be attached to the wrist and a receiving portion that is extended from the peripheral edge of the ring portion and has a groove formed on the hand side at the time of attachment.

According to the water dripping prevention cover of the present invention, it can be attached to the wrist and a groove is formed on the hand side. It is guided to travel and can prevent clothes from getting wet and water from falling on the floor.

(2) A water dripping prevention cover having a variable diameter ring portion.

According to the water dripping prevention cover of the present invention, since the diameter of the ring portion can be changed, it can be attached to the wrist with a desired diameter by corresponding to the difference in the size of the wrist.

(3) The groove of the receiving portion is a water dripping prevention cover formed by creases along the water falling direction.

According to the present invention, the effect of dripping water can be exhibited by a simple structure in which a groove is formed by a crease, and a water-absorbent material may not be used.

(4) A water dripping prevention cover that imitates a hat shape and has the ring portion arranged near the top of the mountain of the hat.
(5) A water dripping prevention cover that imitates a hat shape and has the groove arranged on the peripheral surface of the mountain of the hat and / or the brim of the hat.

According to the present invention, the water dripping prevention cover that imitates a hat shape is fashionable with more variations due to design, so it is rich in fashion and forms a groove using the mountain of the hat and the brim of the hat. By doing so, the effect of inducing water is enhanced and drying is accelerated.

According to the present invention, it is possible to prevent water from dripping by a simple structure in which a ring portion and a receiving portion extended from the peripheral edge of the ring portion are integrally molded.

The external perspective view of the water dripping prevention cover which concerns on this embodiment. The figure which shows the other example of a ring part. The external perspective view of the water dripping prevention cover which concerns on this embodiment. The figure for demonstrating the use example of the water dripping prevention cover. The external perspective view of the water dripping prevention cover (cap type) which concerns on this embodiment. The external perspective view of the water dripping prevention cover (hut type) which concerns on this embodiment. Side view of the water dripping prevention cover.

FIG. 1 is an external perspective view of the water dripping prevention covers 1 and 2 according to the present embodiment. The water dripping prevention cover 1 is composed of a ring portion 11 that can be attached to the wrist and a receiving portion 13 having a groove 12 formed on the hand side at the time of attachment, and the receiving portion 13 extends downward from the peripheral edge of the ring portion 11. It is integrally formed (FIG. 1 (A)). Similarly, the water dripping prevention cover 2 is composed of a ring portion 11 that can be attached to the wrist and a receiving portion 14 having a groove 12 formed on the hand side at the time of attachment, and the receiving portion 14 is formed from the peripheral edge of the ring portion 11. It is stretched downward and integrally formed (FIG. 1 (B)). The materials of the water dripping prevention covers 1 and 2 are silicon resin, plastic, non-woven fabric, and the like, and are not limited.

Regarding the receiving portions 13 and 14 of the water dripping prevention covers 1 and 2, the receiving portion 13 has a triangular shape and the receiving portion 14 has a square shape. In both cases, a groove is formed substantially in the center, and a crease is provided so that a recessed groove is formed on the hand side at the time of mounting. The receiving portion 13 and the receiving portion 14 may have a circular shape or an elliptical shape, and the shape is not limited.

FIG. 2 is a diagram showing another example of the ring portion. The ring portion 11 has an annular shape, the ring portion 11'has a shape in which a part of the ring portion is cut out, and the ring portion 11 "has a shape in which a notch is formed in the circumferential end surface. The diameter of the ring portion is variable. The ring portion can be made of an elastic silicon resin, a thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) material, or the like, or one end of the notch A can be connected to the other end to adjust the diameter. Further, the diameter of the ring portion can be changed by forming a plurality of cuts B1 and B2 on the peripheral end surface and locking the cuts B1-B2 together at desired positions. It can be used in winter if it does not feel cold when worn on the wrist, and it is easy for the user to wear it if it is soft and does not feel pressure when worn on the wrist. Also, wash the dishes. Highly safe silicon resin and thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) materials are used so that the materials attached to the edges will not be orally ingested and adversely affect the human body.

The shape of the ring portions 11, 11 "is preferably an ellipse rather than a perfect circle. Generally, the cross section of the human wrist is closer to an ellipse than a perfect circle, and the shape is such that it fits easily on the wrist. , The size of the ring portions 11 and 11 "can be adjusted by forming the ring portions 11 and 11" with an elastic material.

FIG. 3 is an external perspective view of the water dripping prevention cover 3 according to the present embodiment. The water dripping prevention cover 3 is composed of a ring portion 15 that can be attached to the wrist and a receiving portion 16 having a groove formed on the hand side at the time of attachment, and the receiving portion 16 is extended downward from the peripheral edge of the ring portion 15. Is integrally formed. The ring portion 15 is provided with a scale line and a scale value as an index for cutting with scissors or the like at a desired diameter, and the ring portion 15 is adjusted to the size of one's wrist so that water does not leak and flow out. The diameter can be changed. In addition, including the case where the scale line and the scale value are applied to the ring portion 15, for example, the scale line and the scale value may be applied to the packaging of the product, and the scale line and the scale value are applied separately from the product. The mount may be enclosed in a package, or a simple measure may be enclosed in a package and set.

FIG. 4 is a diagram for explaining a usage example of the water dripping prevention cover 1 (same for 2 and 3), and the ring portion 15 is attached to the wrist and used. When using, make a pair of left and right. The receiving portion 16 having a groove formed on the hand side at the time of mounting allows water scooped up in the hand to be drained along the groove of the receiving portion 16 even if it is transmitted along the wrist, so that water can be discharged to an unexpected place. It is possible to prevent it from adhering or falling.

5 to 7 show an example of a water dripping prevention cover that imitates a hat shape. FIG. 5 is an external perspective view of the water dripping prevention cover 4 (cap type) according to the present embodiment, and FIG. 6 is an external perspective view of the water dripping prevention cover 5 (hut type) according to the present embodiment.

The water dripping prevention cover 4 (cap type) shown in FIG. 5 has a ring portion 41 that can be attached to a wrist near the top of a mountain of a hat, and a receiving portion 43 that is extended from the peripheral edge of the ring portion 41 and integrally formed. The receiving portion 43 is formed on the umbrella portion 43a corresponding to the side of the mountain where the groove 42 for inducing water is formed, and the brim of the hat extending from the peripheral edge of the umbrella portion 43a and integrally formed. It is a cap type having a corresponding eaves portion 43b. The umbrella portion 43a has a curved shape having a bulge on the outside or a bulge on the inside, and covers the sleeve covering the arm to prevent the sleeve from getting wet with water. The eaves portion 43b may be perpendicular to the umbrella portion 43a so as to allow water to fall, or may be inclined upward with respect to the umbrella portion 43a. As shown in FIG. 7, since the eaves portion 43b is tilted up and down with respect to the umbrella portion 43a, even if the arm is raised at the time of wearing, water can easily flow through the tilted eaves portion 43b. ..
The user inserts the wrist from the back side of the paper surface to the front side of the paper surface of the ring portion 41 of the water dripping prevention cover 4 shown in FIG. 5, and uses the palm with the palm on the front side and the sleeves on the back side.

Water dripping prevention cover shown in FIG. The water dripping prevention cover 5 (hut type) is integrally formed by extending from the peripheral edge of the ring portion 51 and the ring portion 51 that can be attached to the wrist near the top of the mountain of the hat. The receiving portion 53 is composed of a receiving portion 53, and the receiving portion 53 is an umbrella portion 53a having a bulge corresponding to the side of a mountain, and a wrist corresponding to a brim of a hat extended from the peripheral edge of the umbrella portion 53a and integrally formed. It is a hut type having a portion 53b. The umbrella portion 53a has a curved shape having a bulge on the outside or a bulge on the inside, and covers the sleeve covering the arm to prevent the sleeve from getting wet with water. The eaves portion 53b may be perpendicular to the umbrella portion 53a so as to allow water to fall, or may be inclined up and down with respect to the umbrella portion 53a. In the eaves portion 53b, a groove 42 that induces water guidance is intermittently formed, and water from the umbrella portion 53a is guided to the groove 42 and flows out from the eaves portion 53b.
The user inserts the wrist from the back side of the paper surface to the front side of the paper surface of the ring portion 51 of the water dripping prevention cover 5 shown in FIG. 6, and uses the palm with the palm on the front side and the sleeves on the back side.

The water dripping prevention covers 4 and 5 shown in FIGS. 5 to 7 are easier to install than the water dripping prevention covers 1 and 2 and 3 shown in FIGS. 1 to 4, and exhibit a cap type or a hut type. The shape improves the design. The hut type is preferable for clothes with a large amount of loose sleeves, and it is fashionable with more variations due to design. In addition, the size of the eaves 43 and 53 will be different between the large size hut type and the small size cap type, but by unifying the shape of the mountain of the hat, the size can be stacked together at the time of storage. It is not bulky.

The grooves 12 and 42 are convex or concave grooves, and adopt the shape of the grooves having a large water-inducing effect. For example, in order to prevent the unevenness of the umbrella portions 43a, 53a and the eaves portions 43b, 53b from being changed, or to prevent water from being dammed in the middle, a cut may be made in the middle of the groove to make it intermittent, or the position and direction of the groove, Various changes can be made in consideration of functionality and design, such as angle, straight line or curved line. Further, when the inclination of the bulge is large, water can be expected to be transmitted by free fall, so that the grooves of the umbrella portions 43a and 53a are unnecessary, and only the grooves of the eaves portions 43b and 53b are sufficient. ..

The grooves 42 shown in FIGS. 5 and 6 are formed in a radial pattern centered on the ring portions 41 and 51 so that water can be guided and appropriately poured into a washbasin or the like. It is necessary to make it the optimum shape according to the partial part of itself and the usage situation. As a result, the groove 42 is formed so as to face the eaves 43 and 53 so that, for example, when raising the upper body from a forward bent state, water does not flow outward while rinsing the face and trying to get up. In addition, it can be appropriately guided to the front side.

1, 2, 3, 4, 5 ... Water dripping prevention cover 11, 11', 15, 41, 51 ... Ring part 12, 42 ... Groove 13, 14, 16, 43, 53 ... Receiving part

Claims (5)

A ring that can be worn on the wrist and
A receiving portion that is extended from the peripheral edge of the ring portion and has a groove formed on the hand side at the time of mounting.
Water dripping prevention cover composed of. The water dripping prevention cover according to claim 1, wherein the diameter of the ring portion can be changed. The water dripping prevention cover according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the groove of the receiving portion is formed by a crease along the falling direction of water. Presented to imitate a hat type,
The water dripping prevention cover according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the ring portion is arranged near the top of a mountain of hats. Presented to imitate a hat type,
The water dripping prevention cover according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the groove is arranged on the peripheral surface of the mountain of the hat and / or the brim of the hat.

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