JP3149492U - Refillable container that does not spill - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention provides a refill container that makes refilling very easy because a liquid spout extends and enters a container to be refilled. A pour spout of a container for refilling liquid is provided with a stretchable tubular structure such as a bellows or an extended straw, or a long tubular structure, and the tubular or tubular portion when pouring is provided. Is inserted into the liquid container to provide a structure that facilitates the transfer of the liquid. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

The present invention has an elastic tubular structure, regardless of the structure such as bellows, extended straw, etc., on the spout of a refilling container for liquid or shampoo, rinse, hand soap, etc. (hereinafter referred to as liquid). Or the refilling of a liquid is made easy by providing a long cylindrical structure.

Providing the stretchable tubular structure or the long cylindrical structure of the present invention at the spout of the refill container can be easily performed by molding a plastic bag or the like.

Normal refill containers have a short spout, and even if they are close to the mouth of the container when refilling, they are often spilled unless they are very careful, making refilling somewhat difficult in terms of work and psychology. Whereas, the present invention makes it very easy to refill because the spout portion of the liquid refill container extends into the container to be refilled.

Stretchable tubular structure, such as bellows, extended straw, etc., or a long tubular shape at the spout of a refillable container for shampoos, rinses, hand soaps, etc. (hereinafter referred to as liquids) that are fluid or liquid When the pour is poured, the tubular or cylindrical portion is inserted into the liquid container to provide a structure that facilitates the transfer of the liquid.

Stretchable tubular structure, such as bellows, extended straw, etc., or a long cylindrical shape at the spout of a refillable container for shampoos, rinses, hand soaps, etc. (hereinafter referred to as liquids) that have liquid or fluid properties By inserting the tubular or cylindrical part into the liquid container and refilling it when pouring, it is possible to prevent spilling from the mouth of the container to the outside during refilling, making refilling work easy and safe Can be performed.

Stretchable tubular structure, such as bellows, extended straw, etc., or a long tubular shape at the spout of a refillable container for shampoos, rinses, hand soaps, etc. (hereinafter referred to as liquids) that are fluid or liquid When the structure is provided, it is desirable that the tubular or cylindrical structure is hidden when not in use. Usually, one of the best modes is a method in which the tubular or tubular structure is housed in a refill container and one end is pulled out when used. It is.

Stretchable tubular structure, such as bellows, extended straw, etc., or a long tubular shape at the spout of a refillable container for shampoos, rinses, hand soaps, etc. (hereinafter referred to as liquids) that are fluid or liquid When the pour is poured, the tubular or cylindrical part is inserted into the liquid container and refilled.

For the purpose of saving resources and reducing waste, refilling should be encouraged. If spilled during refilling, it would be possible to end up falling over and endeavor to refill. It facilitates refilling and facilitates refilling.

This figure shows an example in which a bellows-like structure is provided at the spout of a refillable container, which is extended when used and stored inside the container when not in use.
It is a side view at the time of extending the spout of a bellows-shaped refill container. It is sectional drawing when the spout of a bellows-shaped refill container is accommodated.

Explanation of symbols

1. 1. Refill container Bellows (example extending from spout of refill container)
3. Bellows (example stored inside the spout of a refill container)
4). Knob (Example of providing a knob to pull out the stored bellows)

Claims (1)

The spout of a refillable container for liquid or shampoo, rinse, hand soap, etc. (hereinafter referred to as “liquid”) has an elastic tubular structure of any structure such as bellows, extended straw, etc. A long cylindrical structure with or without presence is provided, and when pouring, the tubular or cylindrical portion is inserted into a liquid container to provide a structure that facilitates liquid transfer. The shape, material, color, size, and location of the tubular or tubular structure are not limited. It does not matter whether the tubular or cylindrical part is exposed or the tubular or cylindrical part is covered with a part of the main body bag in the spout part of the main body bag. In addition, a case where a seal (including a cap, a stopper, a screw stopper, etc.) is provided on a tubular or cylindrical portion is included.

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