JP3106147U - Cleaning whisk - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to provide a cleaning whisk which can easily and quickly produce fine foam and retain the foam.
A tubular net is folded back in a double manner, and both ends of the net are overlapped, and the cotton is inserted into a bag-like body formed and fixed together. In order to suck up and hold the water in which the detergent has been dissolved by capillary action, it is possible to quickly produce a fine foam simply by lightly swirling the cleaning whisk 10.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a cleaning foaming device for foaming a cleaning agent such as soap when performing face washing, hair washing, or the like.

  During face washing and hair washing, etc., by increasing the contact area between the interface of the foam of the detergent and the human body, the adsorption power to the stain of the foam is increased, and a small amount of There is a need to create a fine foam with a good foaming of the detergent. It is not enough to simply pick up the cleaning agent, rub it and lather.

  For this reason, a cleaning foaming device made of a bag-like body formed by folding a tubular net into a double shape, overlapping the ends of the net, and fixing them together has been used. However, with such a simple structure, even if improvements such as finer nets are made, there is a limit to foaming, and fine bubbles cannot be obtained.

  Therefore, the foaming device for cleaning shown in Patent Document 1 forms a bag-like body that can be repeatedly folded inward by repeatedly inverting one end of the tubular net in and out, overlapping the ends of the net, and fixing them together. What has been proposed. In this case, since the whisk has a multi-layered net, it is possible to easily and quickly produce a fine foam as compared with a conventional whisk which is formed by folding back a net.

However, such a facial-washing whisk is formed of only nets, and therefore has poor water retention. For this reason, there is an inconvenience that the adjustment of the moisture at the time of lathering cannot be performed as desired. Even if the nets are finely tuned, for example, there is no difference in foaming from conventional products, and fine foams that can meet the above demands cannot be obtained. Furthermore, since the whisk is formed only by the net, it is difficult to hold the formed foam inside the whisk, and even once whisking, the lump of the foam is often dropped.
JP-A-2000-245649

  Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a cleaning whisk which can easily and quickly produce fine foam and retain the foam.

  In order to solve the above-mentioned problem, the foaming device for cleaning according to the present invention has a cotton net inside a bag-like body that can be formed by folding a tubular net twice, overlapping its ends and fixing them together. Is adopted.

  The net is preferably made of knitted fabric. In addition, cotton is a special heat-treated cotton that is made by mixing ordinary polyester cotton and low-melting polyester cotton, spraying acrylic resin, drying by heating, and melting the low-melting polyester. Preferably it is. Further, it is preferable to attach a ring to be put on a finger at a portion where the ends of the tubular net are overlapped and fixed together.

  By inserting cotton inside the bag made of net, fine pores around the length and width of cotton suck up water containing detergent such as soap by so-called capillary phenomenon, so lightly whisk the whisk By itself, fine-grained foam can be obtained easily and quickly. In addition, since cotton is rich in water retention as compared with a net or the like, it is possible to surely hold the produced foam.

  By forming the net by knitting, the eyes can be formed finer than a net etc. made by welding plastic, and because it is rich in flexibility and water retention, easy and quick fine foam can be created. Can stand.

  In addition, by using cotton as a special heat-treated mixed cotton, the cotton fibers are welded to each other and tightly tied together. And a highly durable whipping tool that can maintain whipping performance.

  Also, by attaching the ring to the whisk, the ring can be put on the finger at the time of whisking, so that there is no danger of the whisk being dropped.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. As shown in FIG. 1, the cleaning foaming device 10 according to the present invention comprises a bag-like body 12 formed by folding a tubular net 11 in a double-fold manner and overlapping and fixing the ends of the net 11, and inserted into the inside thereof. And a binding cord 14 for binding the ends of the double-folded net to each other, and a string 15 with a ring to be put on a finger.

  An example of a method for producing the cleaning whisk 10 will be described with reference to FIG. First, a sheet-like cotton 13 is overlaid near the upper half of a square net material 11a as shown in FIG. 2A, and the upper edge of the cotton 13 is sewn to the net material to form a seam line 13a.

  Next, the resulting product is folded in half as shown in FIG. 2B and the side edges are overlapped and sewn to form a seam line 11b. Thus, the tubular net 11 made of the net material 11a is completed.

  Thereafter, as shown in FIG. 2C, the tubular net 11 is double-folded such that the side around which the cotton 13 is wound is inside, and the ends of the tubular net 11 are overlapped. By doing so, the tubular net 11 becomes the bag-like body 12 having the opening 16 on the folded side. In addition, it is preferable that the portion where the ends of the net are overlapped is folded inside the bag-like body 12 in order to improve the appearance and prevent the net from being unraveled from the end.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 2 (c), the string of the string 15 with a ring is passed through a portion where both ends are overlapped and turned inward. It is preferable to attach a retainer 17 to the string 15 so as not to be separated from the main body of the whisk 10.

  Finally, as shown in FIG. 2 (d), the whisk 10 having the opening 16 at its lower end is fixed by tying it with a tying strap 14 slightly below the part where the ends are overlapped, and a little below the overlapped end. Is completed.

  In this embodiment, the binding string 14 is used as a means for fixing the net with both ends overlapped, but the ends may be sewn or bonded with an adhesive. However, in consideration of the case where the contents of the cotton can be replaced, the string 14 which can be easily released from the fixing is preferable.

  In addition, the net 11 may be a net 11 formed by welding plastic, but in consideration of the flexibility, water retention, and fineness of the eyes necessary for foaming, knitting of natural fibers or synthetic fibers is considered. Preferably.

  Further, it is preferable that the cotton 13 is fixed by sewing or the like so as not to be offset in the bag-like body 12 formed by folding the net 11. The cotton 13 may be natural cotton or ordinary synthetic resin cotton 13, but is preferably heat-treated mixed cotton 13 made as described below for the reasons described below.

  That is, an appropriate amount of acrylic resin is added to a mixed cotton 13 consisting of 60 to 80% by weight of normal polyester cotton 13 melting at 140 ° C. or more and 20 to 40% by weight of low melting polyester cotton 13 melting at 50 to 60 ° C. The special heat-treated mixed cotton 13 obtained by melting the low-melting polyester cotton 13 by spraying and drying at about 90 ° C. is suitable as the cotton used for the whisk of the present invention.

  The reason why the cotton thus formed is suitable for use is that the low-melting polyester cotton 13 is melted, so that the fibers of the cotton 13 are firmly connected to each other and are not easily loosened. Even if it is high, it is possible to prevent the content of the cotton 13 from being separated and worn or to be deviated, thereby preventing the function of the foaming from being deteriorated, thereby making the foaming implement 10 highly durable.

  The ring of the string 15 with a ring may be made of wood, metal, cloth or the like, but is preferably made of plastic in consideration of water repellency, weight and durability. In addition, it is preferable that a ring is attached to one end of the ring 15 with a ring, and a retainer 17 is attached to the other end of the lather 15 so that the string 15 with the ring does not separate from the main body of the whisk 10.

  When using the whisk 10 for cleaning according to the present invention, while putting the ring of the string 15 with a ring on a finger, a cleaning agent such as soap is inserted from the opening 16 formed on the side where the net 11 is folded, and gently rubbed. Whisk with. Then, the formed foam is squeezed out from the whisk 10 and put on a hand to use for washing the face and head. The fine foam thus formed has a high detergency due to the large contact area between the interface and the skin, and is also gentle on the skin because it is made of a small amount of detergent.

Partial perspective view of cleaning whisk Assembly drawing of whisk for cleaning

Explanation of reference numerals

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Foaming device 11 for cleaning 11 Cylindrical net 11a Net material 11b Seam line 12 Bag-shaped body 13 Cotton 13a Seam line 14 Tying cord 15 String with a ring 16 Opening 17 Stopping of a string with a ring

Claims (4)

  A cleaning foaming device in which cotton is inserted into the inside of a bag-like body that can be formed by folding a tubular net back, overlapping its ends, and fixing them together.   The cleaning whisk according to claim 1, wherein the net is made of a knitted fabric.   The cotton is a heat-treated mixed cotton formed by mixing ordinary polyester cotton and low-melting polyester cotton, spraying an acrylic resin, drying by heating, and melting the low-melting polyester. Item 3. The whisk for cleaning according to item 1 or 2.   The cleaning foaming tool according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein a ring for hanging on a finger is attached to a portion where the ends of the tubular net are overlapped and fixed together.

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