JP3138030U - Household equipment with Z-shaped pattern - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: Generally, household utensils are made by concentrating on the main purpose. For this reason, there are many things that are not sufficiently considered during and after use.
As a result, there are problems such as inconvenience, non-hygiene, and instability.
The present invention seeks to solve this drawback.
[Solution]
The above-mentioned problems are solved by making a Z-shaped bend in the product pattern part so that it can be hooked to the edge of the container during eating, drinking, cooking, and cleaning.
[Selection] Figure 2

Description

  The present invention relates to a household utensil having a Z-shaped pattern formed integrally with a Z-shaped pattern.

When picking up jam, butter, or honey, the spoon is usually placed sideways or pierced into a container, often with jam or honey on the handle. Moreover, even with a handle-shaped spoon used as a cooking utensil, there is a similar problem when soup or salad is scooped out. The same applies to washing and cleaning tools such as toothbrushes, toilets, and baths.
JP-A-7-1111915 Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 6-9570

  Prevents the spoon from falling into the hollow container and settling when using food and drink and cooking, as well as cleaning and cleaning utensils such as toothbrushes, toilets, and baths. To try to solve that.

  The present invention applies Z-shaped to food and drink household utensils, cooking household utensils, personal cleaning or cleaning utensils, butter or similar forming utensils, bottles or similar hollow container washing utensils, etc. It is a household tool with an integral bend of the mold. With such a configuration, the device is prevented from settling in the hollow container, and it is prevented from becoming dirty and unsanitary, and an integrally formed Z-shaped bend is formed on the edge of the hollow container. The problem is solved by a household appliance with a Z-shaped pattern that can be easily hooked.

  As mentioned above, by using the household utensils with the Z-shaped pattern of the present invention, the spoon or handle will fall into the container during the eating / drinking / cooking process, and the dirt will fall and adhere to the container. Similarly, in the case of cleaning and cleaning utensils such as toothbrushes, toilets, and baths, the pattern of household utensils can be prevented from becoming dirty or unsanitary, resulting in easy storage and hygiene. Very helpful.

  In the manufacturing process, many possibilities are functionally created by attaching a Z-shaped curl to the household equipment. The role of the stopper, the role of grip, stability, hygiene, etc. In addition, in terms of production, the cost can be reduced rationally and the appearance of the Z-shaped curve has no sense of incongruity and may be applied to many household items.

Hereinafter, an embodiment will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings.
In FIG. 4, the spoon is hooked to a jam container during eating and drinking. It is easy to hook on the edge of the container, preventing the spoon from getting deeper and not smearing the grip.

  FIG. 5 is a hook of a cooking candy (spoon) on a soup pan. The Z-shaped stopper of the instrument prevents that where there is a depth and it may fall down or fall down.

  FIG. 6 is a hook of a used toothbrush on a storage device. It prevents the brush parts from touching and sinking to the bottom and becoming unsanitary.

It is a side view of one Embodiment. FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an enlarged portion of a main part of FIG. FIG. 3 is an enlarged partial explanatory view of FIG. 2. It is a figure which shows a Z-shaped handle spoon in one Example 1, a jam container. It is a figure which shows a Z-shaped handle spoon in one Example 2, a cooking pot. It is a figure which shows the Z-shaped handle toothbrush shown in the Example 3, a storage cup.

Explanation of symbols

1 Z-shaped curve made integrally between the spoon and handle part 2 Z-shaped curve made integrally between the handle and spoon part 3 To the spoon 4 To the handle part

Claims (6)

    Z-shaped pattern characterized by attaching a z-shaped bend to the spoon handle part for eating and drinking, preventing the apparatus from settling in the hollow container, and preventing it from becoming dirty and unsanitary Household equipment to have.     A Z-shaped bend that features a Z-shaped bend in the cooking spoon pattern, prevents the utensil from settling in the hollow container, and prevents it from becoming dirty or unsanitary. Household equipment to have.     A Z-shaped bend that integrally attaches a Z-shaped bend to the rinsing or cleaning tool part of the body, prevents the instrument from settling in the hollow container, and prevents it from becoming dirty or unsanitary Household equipment with a pattern.     It is characterized by attaching a Z-shaped bend to the tool pattern that forms butter or the like to prevent the instrument from settling in the hollow container and to prevent it from becoming dirty and unsanitary. Household equipment with a Z-shaped pattern.     A z-shaped bend is integrally attached to the cleaning tool of a bottle or similar hollow container to prevent the instrument from settling in the hollow container and to prevent contamination and unsanitary conditions. Household equipment with a Z-shaped pattern.     A household utensil having a Z-shaped pattern according to any one of claims 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5.

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