JP3009289U - Western-style chest for drying residual heat laundry - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Objective] These rooms can be installed in a warm living room such as an oil stove, which is an inexpensive fuel used in ordinary households, mainly in cold regions. By utilizing the fact that the residual heat of the room naturally goes in and out through the ventilation holes (7) of the bookcase, it does not require any important electricity, and the laundry is not directly visible. (EN) Provided is a device for eliminating the danger of fire and drying laundry at low cost. [Structure] Assemble the frame material (1) in the vertical chest, lengthwise, widthwise, and depth, and attach the clothesline (2) at the position shown in Fig. 1 above the left and right depth aggregates (1). A pedestal (3) made of synthetic resin or the like is attached to the lower end of each strut (1) so as not to damage the floor, and a cover (4) is attached.
Wrap this frame (1) on the front, back, left and right sides, and upper surface. Also, vertically and horizontally on the front cover (4) so that laundry can be freely taken in and out, fasteners (5), fastener opening and closing fittings (6) is provided, and the cover (4) is provided with a large number of small vent holes (7) through which residual heat naturally passes.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to the present closet in which the cover of the present closet is provided with innumerable small vent holes through which the residual heat can freely flow in and out.

 Conventionally, there were electric laundry dryers for ordinary households, but since they require electricity and are expensive, they have not been widely used in ordinary households. In a warm living room such as a stove, pass a clothesline etc. to the dwelling in the living room, hang clothes exposed on a hanger, etc., and spread a sheet of cloth, etc., and dry it with a clothesline etc. There is. This scene is too bad to see, or if you lock a room where no one is present, heat an oil stove, etc. and dry the laundry in the same manner as above, in the unlikely event that the laundry goes directly to an oil stove, etc. Even if it falls, the reality is that the danger of a fire is extremely great.

 The present invention has been made to eliminate the drawbacks, and when explaining the drawings, as shown in Fig. 1, the aggregate (1) and the clothesline (2) of the bookcase are made of metal, and each strut is (1) A cover (4) with a pedestal (3) made of synthetic resin or the like and a myriad of small ventilation holes (7) at the lower tip, and a cover (4) on the surface allow laundry to be freely taken in and out. As you can see, this is a Western chest of drawers that is vertically and horizontally assembled with inexpensive materials such as the fastener (5) and fastener opening and closing fittings (6). When the bookcase is placed, the residual heat in this room naturally goes in and out of the ventilator (7) of the bookcase, allowing the laundry in the bookcase to be dried inexpensively without the need for electricity. In addition, the sheets are folded in two vertically and directly hung on the clothes rack of the Western-style closet and fixed with clothespins. Since the laundry is organized in the closet, the cover (4) Since the ventilation hole (7) is small, the shape of the laundry cannot be seen from the outside, the room is well organized and it is easy to see. In addition, since the laundry is in the Western closet, you can directly touch the oil stove etc. It will not fall onto the ground and the risk of fire will disappear.

 Since the present invention has such a structure, it can be dried by residual heat, and the arrangement of the ventilation holes (7) does not need to be aligned vertically and horizontally. In addition, as an application example, if the top surface of the cover (4) is closed, or if it is placed outside a veranda or terrace, rainwater will be provided on the front, back, left and right side covers (4) on some rainy days. Since the ventilation hole (7) is small, the rainwater weighs less than this ventilation hole (7), so it rarely enters the main chest and can be used outside.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an overall perspective view showing an enlarged view of a ventilation hole of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a back plan view of the cover (4), which has been subjected to anti-mold treatment. 1 is a metal frame material. 2 is a metal clothesline. Three
Is a pedestal made of synthetic resin. 4 is a cover. 5 is a fastener. 6 is a fastener for opening and closing. 7 is a small vent.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Claims: 1. A preheated laundry drying oven in which a myriad of small ventilation holes are provided in a synthetic resin seat cover (hereinafter referred to as a cover) on the front, back, left and right sides, and upper surface of an assembly type Western-style chest. It is a closet (hereinafter referred to as a bookcase).