JP3100567U - Pickled barrels without flies and maggots - Google Patents

Abstract

A pickle barrel for protecting flies and insects.
SOLUTION: By applying nanban oil to a groove provided at the bottom of the barrel, flies and insects can be protected by the volatile matter.
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Description

The present invention relates to a pickle barrel that does not keep fly and insects gathered due to smell or the like.

In case of long-term preserved pickles (for example {Sawaan pickles, fish bran pickles, etc.}), use relatively large containers. In general, there are no places equipped with insect repellents, so we use various methods such as wrapping with vinyl so that insects do not enter the barrel and tying them with strings, but when we take out the items inside, we repeat the work each time Indeed, if you lose your attention even a little, fly will come and maggots will come out. Also, when pickling the pickles, the first thing to use is the raw material of the pickles. At this time, as shown in Fig. 1 and (1), the weight may jump out of the barrel and the lid may not be covered. A gap is formed between the barrel and the pickling lid depending on the size, and the specification of protection against flies and insects is lost.

The point to be solved is that if the flies and insects do not reach the barrel more, the generation of maggots can be prevented and the bacteria carried by the flies and insects can be prevented for hygiene.

Issues to be solved

The present invention is characterized by the fact that it is a barrel that is not attracted by volatiles of nanban oil that emanates from the edge of the barrel, even if fly insects parasitize the smell emitted from the contents of the barrel.

The effect of the invention

In the pickled barrel of the present invention, it is only necessary to apply nanban oil to the groove provided at the bottom with a brush, and in the unlikely event that nanban oil is mixed in the food inside, don't worry and paint it once when the fly comes out There is an advantage that you can stay in peace if you pickle pickles, even if you do not cover it, just cover it lightly with a vinyl cloth (Fig. 3 (1)), and a gap between the barrel and the pickle (Fig. 3-2) ▼) has the effect of preventing the fly from coming at all.

時 When molding the barrel, the frogs and maggots protection was realized by making the groove of Fig. 2 ・ c so that the groove of FIG. 2 ・ d was made and applying the nanban oil which anyone could easily make to the groove.

FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of the present invention and a detailed cross-sectional view of a part of the present invention, in which a groove c is provided around the opening edge of the barrel a.

The groove c has a gap of d · e between the barrel c and the barrel c so that the volatiles of the nanban oil applied to the groove c are constantly released, thereby preventing fly and insects.

Nanban oil is ready if a small pot of cooking oil (about 50cc) is filled with a large sashimi cup of chili pepper and put on fire, and the chili pepper turns black. This nanban oil is applied to the groove c with a brush.

Recently, the number of pickles, such as pickled overnight, has increased as the number of family members has decreased, and pickles as preserved foods have been positioned as important foods since ancient times, regardless of vegetables, seafood, or meat. This saves time in managing the pickles.

It is the figure which showed how to pickle conventionally performed. FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view and a detailed cross-sectional view of the pickle barrel of the present invention. "Example 1" It is a figure at the time of using the barrel of this invention actually.

Explanation of reference numerals

a pickled barrel main body b barrel lid c barrel edge d groove for applying Nanban oil e ventilation groove f ventilation groove

Claims (1)

漬 Pickled barrels that have flutes and maggots, etc., with a groove at the bottom of the barrel and a savage oil applied to the groove.

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