JP3174162U - Soap froth - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention provides a foaming tool for soap used at the time of face washing and bathing, and a foaming tool with good foaming by putting solid soap in the interior and rubbing it with hot water or water.
An inverted trapezoidal bag is formed from a woven or non-woven fabric made of a synthetic fiber or natural fiber that has liquid permeability, and one or two drawstrings are exposed to the outside at the opening of the bag. Pass through the bag without removing it, and hold the soap inside the bag, pull the pull string left and right to close the opening of the bag, and rub the back while holding the end of the string with the left and right hands. It was made the length that can be.
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Description

      This device is a soap lather used for face washing and bathing.

      In the past, soap has been added to liquid-permeable sponges, nets or towels, or foamed by rubbing with soap. However, since the amount of soap that can be contained is small depending on the material such as towels, the generated foam is easy to disappear, and it is necessary to add soap or rub it many times to ensure foam It took time and effort to maintain an appropriate amount of foam.

In addition to this, the inner and outer double fabrics are stacked into a bag shape, a short stick for holding by hand is attached to a part of the bag, a mouth is provided in a part of the bag to put soap into the bag, and the soap is put in Some have tied their mouths with strings, rubbed bags and lathered soap. This bag-like frothing tool can effectively use fine foam for washing the face, but the amount of foam that can be produced at one time is limited and not large. I couldn't supply enough foam to the spine.

JP 2002-306361 A

    This device solves the problem that the foaming device mentioned above cannot supply foam to the center of the back of the body, and by storing soap in the bag, not only the front part of the body that can be reached The object of the present invention is to provide a whipping tool that can easily supply foam to the central part of the back and wash any part of the body with soap foam.

    This device uses an inverted trapezoidal bag made of liquid-permeable synthetic fibers, silk and other fabrics, puts soap in this bag, and does not expose the bag opening to the outside. Pull one or two strings passed through to the left and right to close the opening of the bag, and the length of the string can be rubbed against the back with the left and right hands grasping the end of the string, for example About 60 cm.

    In this device, since the bag is gathered by pulling the string from the opened state to the closed state, more foaming is possible than conventional foaming tools and the supply of soap is sustained. It can be washed without damaging the skin. Depending on materials such as silk, moisturizing and whitening effects can be enhanced by ingredients such as cecillin. It is also possible to wash the center part, such as the back, that is difficult to reach by holding the bag string to the left and right and turning it around the back of the body. Furthermore, after using this whistling tool, it is possible to dry the bag by hanging the string on the hook etc. with the soap in the bag, so that the soap can be used efficiently and the soap can be used efficiently. it can. Further, when the bag is opened by loosening the string, the bag becomes flat, and unlike conventional foaming nets, it is not bulky and is convenient to carry.

The figure which shows the drawstring bag of the foaming device of this invention Explanatory drawing of the middle process of putting bar soap inside the drawstring bag and squeezing the mouth strap Explanatory drawing after squeezing the mouth strap of the drawstring bag Figure showing an example of washing the back of the drawstring bag with the vertical movement of the lanyard Explanatory drawing when foam is rubbed with both hands by putting solid soap inside the drawstring bag A figure that collects lathered bubbles by hand on the gathered part of the bag. The figure which shows the foaming tool of another example of this invention which attached the frill prepared separately to the opening part of the drawstring bag Frill development

Hereinafter, details of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to examples.

    An embodiment for carrying out the present invention is shown in FIGS. FIG. 1 shows an inverted trapezoid with an upper side of 1, 2 and 24 cm, a lower side of 3 and 4 of 12 cm, an oblique side of 1, 4 and 2, 3 and an oblique side of about 50 degrees with respect to the upper side. A drawstring bag using a shaped cloth. An opening is formed continuously with the upper side, and the string-through portions 5 and 6 are taken about 2 cm above the upper sides 1 and 2 in parallel.

    Moreover, the foaming parts 7, 8, 6, and 5 are taken about 6 cm above the stringing parts 5 and 6. Nine and ten parts of the bag are doubled in order to improve durability, to easily contain air, and to improve foaming. The cloth is even stronger if it takes vertical and horizontal fibers parallel to the base.

      In the lower bases 3 and 4, the cloth is cut into a ring so that the seam does not appear in order to improve the touch. The inverted trapezoidal sides 1, 4 and 2, 3 are sewn into bags. The sides 7, 5 and 6, 8 of the opening 10 may or may not be sewn into a ring shape.

     A string is penetrated through the string passing part 11 from side to side. As shown in FIG. 1, one string is used, and the gather is placed in the middle of the string, and the bag is used in the middle of the string. When two strings are used, as shown in FIG. 2, one string 12 is passed from right to left, folded at the left, and tied at the right. The other cord 13 is passed from the left to the right, and the respective cords are taken out from the respective outlets facing each other and tied. When the string is pulled left and right, the string passing part 11 is closed, and at the same time, the bag is located at the center, forming a large number of gathers as shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 4, the length of the string is 60 cm to 70 cm in total length so that the back can be washed and the back can be washed, and a plain weave string that is durable even when wet is used. As a handle, if you make a ring at the end of the string, pass the handle, 14 and 15 shown in Fig. 2, and put a knot in the ball of 16 and 17 and fix it, you can easily put 4 fingers and hold it easily . Moreover, if the ball threading holes 18 and 19 of the bag are force-stopped by balls 20 and 21 such as beads, the durability of the threading holes 18 and 19 is improved.

      When using, put soap in the bag, with the opening part down as shown in Fig. 5, pinch the top and bottom with your hand, rub the soap in the bag, Form. As shown in FIG. 6, it is sandwiched between both hands with the opening facing up, and the foam is squeezed up so as to collect the bubbles at the upper part of the gather, and used for face washing. To wash the back of the body, hold the strings on the left and right, as shown in Fig. 4, pull the string to the back, and wash the gather part by rubbing it against the body while storing the soap. The foam can be maintained and the cleaning effect can be enhanced.

      In the case of 80g of solid bath soap, the dimensions are 5cm in length, 8cm in width, 2cm in thickness, and the drawstring bag is large enough to hold this solid soap inside. There is plenty of room to include.

      Gathering the opening makes it easier to make small bubbles that contain air. The material may be a non-woven fabric as well as a woven fabric, but considering the strength of use as a bag, a woven fabric having warp and weft fibers is preferred.

After use, the soap can be put in a bag and the string can be hung to save storage space, prevent the soap from dissolving, and can be used without waste.

      When making two layers of drawstring pouches when making thin silk with good touch, such as double feathers, while maintaining strength, it contains a lot of air when foaming, creating fine bubbles and enhancing the cleaning effect. Furthermore, in order to improve foaming, as shown in FIG. 7, a frill made using a separate cloth is sewn into the opening of the bag. As soon as the opening 11 is closed, a ring of frills is formed, and the soap solution is likely to contain air.

      As this frill, as shown in FIG. 8, a silk cloth having a length of 20 cm between the sides 22 and 23 and a cloth width of 7 cm between the sides 23 and 24 is prepared. This is formed by sewing and shrinking along the lines 26 and 27 with the cloth widths of 4 cm and 3 cm so that the lengths of the lines 22 and 23 are about 10 cm. Another piece of this frill was prepared and sewn to the opening of the drawstring bag so that the 4 cm portion 28 was located outside and the 3 cm portion 29 was located inside. In addition, it is good to make two silk fabrics which comprise said frill, and not only increases the quantity of a frill, but the touch which touches skin can be made soft, and it is preferable.

      Furthermore, the drawstring bag and the silk that constitutes the frill have more parts that come into contact with the body by squeezing the bag. The effect of preventing troubles, such as itchiness, can also be expected.

    As described above, in the present invention, by making the drawstring bag into an inverted trapezoidal shape, it is easy to put solid soap inside the bag, and if the bag is closed by squeezing the mouth strap, it will be used as the solid soap inside the bag. Soap can be easily foamed with hot water or water contained in the bag, or hot water or water given soaked with soap, and bubbles can be generated on the surface of the bag. Alternatively, if the string is moved so that the left and right ends of the string are gripped with the left and right hands and the back is rubbed, the back part that is difficult to reach can be easily cleaned, and a foaming tool that is extremely easy to use can be provided.

1,2,3,4,7,8 Vertex of cutting diagram
5, 6 Opening part Sewing line of string passing part 9 Drawstring bag soap storage part 10 Foaming part 11 String passing part 12, 13 threading string 14, 15 Handle 16, 17 String threading ball 18, 19 String threading hole 20, 21 Retaining ball 22, 23, 24, 25 Frill cloth cut-out top 26, 27 Frill stitching line
28 Frill opening outer surface 29 Frill opening inner surface

Claims (3)

      Form a reverse trapezoidal bag with cloth or non-work cloth made of synthetic fibers and natural fibers that have liquid permeability, and expose one or two drawstrings to the outside of the opening of the bag. It can be passed through and contains solid soap inside the bag, and the back of the bag can be rubbed with the left and right hands while the opening of the bag is closed by pulling the pull string to the left and right. Soap whisk for length.       The soap froth according to claim 1, wherein a folded portion of about 6 cm is formed above the stringing portion of the bag made of an inverted trapezoidal woven fabric, and many gathers are created when the bag opening is closed. The soap lather according to claim 1, wherein the frilled portion is increased by sewing a frilled cloth on the edge of the opening of the bag, pulling a string and closing the opening.

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