JP2605312Y2 - Fragrance cleaner for flush toilets, its dissolution control container and fragrance cleaner supply device - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a solid fragrance detergent used in a water storage tank of a flush toilet, an elution control container for using the fragrance detergent (also called a medicine), and the fragrance. The present invention relates to a fragrance cleaning agent supply device for a flush toilet having a cleaning agent and the elution control container.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a solid flushing toilet flushing agent disposed in a flushing water storage tank has been used to wash the flushing toilet, prevent dirt adhesion, and deodorize fragrance.

[0003] Aroma detergents of this type are broadly classified into those of the type in which the aroma detergent itself is solidified into a predetermined shape, put into a tank, and fixed to the bottom of the tank for use (referred to as an injection type). As shown in FIG. 4, a type in which an aromatic detergent is solidified in a storage container provided with a water inlet and a drain port and the storage container is suspended in a tank via a suspension means (referred to as a container type). There is.

[0004] The above-mentioned charging type is directly charged into a water storage tank and used. On the other hand, the container type
The hanging means is adjusted and used in the water storage tank so that the water inlet of the container is immersed when the water storage tank is not drained, and the water outlet is exposed to the air during water drainage.

[0005]

[Problem to be solved by the invention]
In use, the fragrance detergent is attached to the bottom of the water storage tank and fixed after a lapse of a predetermined period of time simply by appropriately putting the fragrance detergent into the water storage tank. Therefore, there is an advantage that the consumer can easily use the apparatus and can save the trouble of removing the empty container after use.

However, since this charging type is used by being deposited at an appropriate position on the bottom of the water storage tank, there is a possibility that the aromatic detergent may block the drain port of the water storage tank. Furthermore, since the aromatic detergent directly dissolves in the water in the water storage tank, the concentration of the aromatic detergent in the water in the water storage tank (referred to as “chemical concentration”) increases with the time during which the non-drained state is maintained. ,
In other words, there is a problem that the chemical concentration of the washing water differs depending on the elapsed time from the previous washing.

On the other hand, in the above-mentioned container type, when the water storage tank is in a predetermined full state, the aromatic detergent dissolves in the container in a short time in a saturated state. The water (called a chemical solution) in which the aroma detergent is dissolved in a saturated state is almost evenly mixed, and the washing water in which the aroma detergent is dissolved in a substantially constant concentration state is obtained. That is,
There is an advantage that the washing water in which the aromatic detergent is dissolved in a desired concentration can be obtained without being greatly influenced by the washing interval.

However, in this container type, each time a new fragrance detergent is placed in the water storage tank, the water inlet 31 and the water outlet 32 of the container are in a predetermined position with respect to the water level of the water storage tank. Must be adjusted and arranged,
Further, when replacing the fragrance cleaning agent with a new one, the container must be taken out of the water storage tank in a state where water and residual fragrance cleaning agent in the container drip. In other words, every time a new fragrance detergent is replaced, the troublesome work of setting the height of the container and removing the old container is inevitable.

The present invention has been made in view of such a problem, and an object of the present invention is to set a drainage storage tank once in a water storage tank without clogging the drainage port, and then to carry out aromatic cleaning. An object of the present invention is to provide an elution-controlling container for a fragrance detergent, which can be used continuously by merely setting the fragrance, and in which the setting of the fragrance detergent is very simple. Another object of the present invention is to provide a solid aromatic detergent having a shape that can be easily set in the elution control container. Still another object of the present invention is to provide an aroma cleaning agent supply device including the elution control container and the aroma cleaning agent.

[0010]

A leaching control container for an aromatic detergent for flush toilets according to the present invention is an elution control container to be mounted in a water storage tank of a flush toilet and to repeatedly use the fragrance detergent, A medicine container having an opening above and containing the fragrance detergent, a support guide extending from the bottom of the medicine container to the outside of the opening, and the water storage tank provided at a tip of the support guide And locking means for locking to the upper edge of the upper surface.

The fragrance detergent for flush toilets according to the present invention comprises:
A solid flushing toilet fragrance detergent for use in the elution control container, wherein a guide hole is provided at a central portion of the fragrance detergent for passing the support guide of the dissolution control container, and the fragrance detergent. And a guide groove for guiding the support guide from the outer edge of the support guide into the guide hole.

Further, a structure may be added in which a water-soluble film for preventing adhesion of the fragrance detergent to the hand is partially formed on the surface of the fragrance detergent.

[0013] The fragrance cleaning agent supply device for flush toilet according to the present invention is characterized in that the fragrance cleaning agent for flush toilet is stored in the medicine storage section of the container for controlling elution of the fragrance detergent.

[0014]

The container for dissolving the fragrance detergent for flush toilet having the above-mentioned structure is used by being installed in a water storage tank of the flush toilet, and when the fragrance detergent no longer elutes, a new fragrance detergent is used. It is stored and used repeatedly. The elution control container accommodates the fragrance detergent in the medicine container, and the stored fragrance detergent mainly elutes the fragrance detergent into the washing water in the medicine container. The elution rate of the aromatic detergent is very fast immediately after draining the water in the water storage tank, and a necessary amount of the aromatic detergent is eluted in the next drainage in a relatively short time. At this time, the eluted fragrance cleaning agent stays in the medicine container. Therefore, when the concentration of the medicine in the medicine container rises, the elution speed of the fragrance cleaning agent gradually decreases. Then, when the drug concentration reaches a predetermined level or more, the fragrance cleaning agent substantially does not elute, the drug concentration in the drug container is kept substantially constant, and a drug solution is formed. When the drainage is performed, the chemical liquid thus formed in the medicine container flows out of the opening directed upward by the stirring action of the water flow, forms washing water, and is supplied to the toilet.

The elution control container of the present invention has a support guide extending from the bottom of the medicine container to the outside of the opening,
A locking means is provided at the tip of the support guide.
The elution control container is locked to the upper edge of the water storage tank by the locking means. Since the fragrance cleaning agent is contained in the medicine container, the drainage port of the water tank is not clogged by the fragrance cleaning agent.

The fragrance detergent for flush toilets of the present invention is of a solid type used in the above-mentioned elution control container. A guide hole is provided in a central portion of the fragrance cleaning agent, and the guide hole communicates with an outer edge of the fragrance cleaning agent by a guide groove. This fragrance detergent is accommodated in the elution control container as described below. First, the support guide of the elution control container is passed through the guide groove, and the support guide is guided to the guide hole. Next, when the fragrance detergent is released into water, the fragrance detergent sediments along the support guide to the bottom of the medicine container.

This ensures that the fragrance detergent is stored in the drug storage section of the elution control container.

In the above, if the water-soluble film is partially formed on the surface of the fragrance cleaning agent, the fragrance cleaning agent is prevented from adhering to the hand when the fragrance cleaning agent is set in the elution control container. be able to.

The fragrance detergent supply device for flush toilet according to the present invention is a device in which the fragrance detergent for flush toilet is accommodated in a medicine container of the container for controlling elution of the fragrance detergent, whereby the fragrance detergent is provided. When it is no longer dissolved, it can be used repeatedly by replenishing a new aroma detergent.

[0020]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Embodiments of the present invention will be described below in detail with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating the use of an apparatus for supplying an aromatic detergent comprising a fragrance detergent for flush toilets and an elution control container thereof according to the present invention. In this embodiment, the fragrance detergent supply device is constituted by the flush toilet fragrance detergent 20 and the elution control container 10.

As shown in FIG. 1, the elution control container 10 of this embodiment has a medicine container 1 for eluting an aromatic detergent.
The medicine container 1 has a side wall 2, a bottom 3 and an opening 4 opening upward. The bottom 3 of the medicine container 1
A support guide 5 extending upward and outward from the opening 4 is provided at a central portion of the storage tank, and the upper portion of the support guide 5 is bent laterally. A clip 7 for locking is provided. In the present embodiment, the clip 7 functions as the locking means, but it is of course possible to use a known locking means other than the clip 7. The length of the support guide 5 is set so that the medicine container 1 is located at a predetermined depth from the water surface when the clip 7 is locked on the upper edge of the wall surface 9 of the water storage tank. If the depth from the water surface is too small, the momentum of the water flow at the time of drainage becomes small, and the eluted aromatic cleaning agent in the medicine container 1 is not discharged, so that a certain depth is required. The support guide 5 may be provided with a length adjusting function so that the depth from the water surface can be adjusted.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the fragrance cleaning agent 20 stored in the medicine storage section 1. FIG. As shown in the figure, the fragrance cleaner 20 has a cylindrical shape, and a guide hole 21 is provided in the center thereof. The fragrance cleaning agent 20 may have a shape other than a cylindrical shape, as long as it can provide a guide hole.

As will be described later, by passing the support guide 5 of the elution control container 10 through the guide hole 21, the aroma detergent 20 descends in the water while being guided by the support guide 5, and is reliably placed in the medicine container 1. Will be accommodated. Also, the guide groove 2 extending outward from the guide hole 21 is provided in the aromatic detergent 20.
2 are provided, and the support guides 5 are provided through the guide grooves 22.
Is guided to the guide hole 21. The width of the guide groove 22 is large enough to pass the support guide 5 and smaller than the diameter of the guide hole 21. This prevents the support guide 5 from passing through the guide groove 22 and coming off from the support guide 5 during the downward movement. Further, since the guide groove 22 is formed in a curved shape, the shape prevents the fragrance cleaning agent 20 from coming off the support guide 5.

A water-soluble film 23 such as polyvinyl alcohol is formed in a portion of the fragrance cleaning agent 20 where the guide groove 22 is not provided. In addition, it is possible to prevent the fragrance cleaner from adhering to the hand. Further, since this film 23 is water-soluble, it dissolves in water and disappears when used, and does not affect the elution of the aromatic detergent 20. The fragrance detergent 20 contains a fragrance component. In order to prevent volatilization of the fragrance, the fragrance detergent 20 is preferably placed in a container and sealed with a seal 25 until use is started, as schematically shown in FIG. 3, for example. .

The fragrance cleaning agent supply apparatus of the present embodiment having the above configuration is used as follows. First, the clip 7 provided at the tip of the support guide 5 is locked to the upper edge of the wall surface 9 of the water storage tank. Thereby, the medicine container 1 of the elution control container 10 is held at a predetermined depth from the water surface.

Next, the water-soluble film 2 of the aromatic detergent 20
The fragrance cleaning agent 20 is guided through the guide groove 22 so that the portion having the portion 3 is formed and the portion of the support guide 5 above the water surface passes through the guide hole 21. Next, the fragrance cleaner 20 is released from the hand. As a result, the fragrance cleaning agent 20 descends while being guided by the support guide 5 passing through the guide hole 21, and is reliably contained in the medicine container 1. When the storage of the aromatic detergent 20 is completed, the water storage tank is covered,
This lid presses and fixes the clip 7.

Fragrance detergent 2 contained in medicine container 1
The 0 water-soluble film 23 gradually dissolves in water and disappears. Further, the fragrance cleaning agent 20 elutes into the water in the medicine container 1. The dissolution rate of the aromatic detergent is very fast immediately after the introduction of the aromatic detergent 20 or immediately after the water in the water storage tank is drained, and a necessary amount of the aromatic detergent is eluted in the next drainage in a relatively short time. At this time, the eluted aromatic detergent stays in the medicine container 1, so that the drug concentration in the medicine container 1 increases, and the elution rate of the aromatic detergent gradually decreases.

When the drug concentration reaches a predetermined level or higher, the elution of the aromatic detergent substantially stops, and
The drug concentration inside is kept almost constant, and a drug solution is formed.

The aromatic detergent eluted in the medicine container 1 is
When the water is drained, the water flows out of the opening 4 directed upward by the agitating action of the water flow to form washing water, which is supplied to the toilet. When the drainage is performed, the concentration of the medicine in the medicine container 1 decreases, and the elution speed of the fragrance detergent from the fragrance detergent 20 increases again. When the elution and drainage of the aromatic detergent are repeated as described above and the aromatic detergent finally disappears, a new aromatic detergent 20 is again stored in the medicine container 1 in the same manner as described above.

In the present embodiment, there is no need to replace the elution control container 10 when supplying a new fragrance cleaning agent 20, so that the consumer only needs to supply a new fragrance cleaning agent 20, and labor is saved. In addition, a new aromatic detergent 20 can be supplied without wet hands. Further, as described above, since the fragrance cleaning agent 20 is stored in the medicine storage unit 1, it does not clog the drain port of the water storage tank. Furthermore, since the fragrance | cleaning agent 20 is accommodated in the small chemical | medical agent accommodating part 1, the control of the elution rate at the time of preparing a fragrance | cleaning agent is easy compared with a pouring type | mold.

[0031]

According to the elution control container of the present invention, when the fragrance cleaning agent runs out, it can be used continuously by merely supplying a new fragrance cleaning agent without removing the elution control container. Consumers can be saved. Moreover, once the elution control container is set in the water storage tank, the subsequent setting of the aromatic detergent can be performed very easily.

Further, since the fragrance detergent for flush toilet according to the present invention has a guide hole and a guide groove, it can be easily set from the water surface without getting the hands of the elution control container wet. This frees the consumer from having to remove the used container.

Further, since the fragrance cleaning agent supply device of the present invention is provided with the elution control container and the fragrance cleaning agent having an optimum shape for the container, the respective characteristics can be fully exhibited.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a view illustrating an embodiment of an apparatus for supplying a fragrance cleaning agent comprising a fragrance cleaning agent for flush toilets and an elution control container thereof according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of an aromatic detergent according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a side view showing a container for storing the aromatic cleaning agent of FIG. 2;

FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing the appearance of a conventional container-type aromatic cleaning agent.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Drug storage part 2 ... Side wall 3 ... Bottom part 4 ... Opening part 5 ... Support guide 7 ... Clip 9 ... Wall surface of a water storage tank 10 ... Elution control container 20 ... Aroma cleaner 21 ... Guide hole 22 ... Guide groove 23 ... Water solubility the film

──────────────────────────────────────────────────続 き Continuation of the front page (56) References Japanese Utility Model 1979-50048 (JP, U) (58) Fields investigated (Int. Cl. ⁷ , DB name) E03D 9/02

Claims (4)

(57) [Scope of request for utility model registration] 1. An elution control container mounted in a water storage tank of a flush toilet for repeatedly using an aromatic cleaning agent, comprising: a medicine container having an opening at an upper portion for storing the aromatic cleaning agent; A support guide extending from the bottom of the medicine container to the outside of the opening, and locking means provided at a tip of the support guide for locking to an upper edge of the water storage tank. Elution control container for fragrance cleaner for flush toilet. 2. A solid flushing toilet fragrance detergent used for the flushing toilet fragrance cleaning container according to claim 1, wherein the solid flushing fragrance detergent is provided at a central portion of the fragrance detergent. A fragrance detergent for flush toilets, comprising: a guide hole for passing the support guide; and a guide groove for guiding the support guide from the outer edge of the fragrance detergent to the guide hole. 3. The fragrance cleaning for flush toilets according to claim 2, wherein a water-soluble film for preventing the fragrance cleaning agent from attaching to hands is partially formed on the surface of the fragrance cleaning agent. Agent. 4. A fragrance detergent supply device for flush toilets, wherein the fragrance detergent for flush toilets according to claim 2 or 3 is accommodated in the medicine storage portion of the elution control container for fragrance detergents according to claim 1. .