JP3197461U - Folding dog feces - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to receive a stool with a folding foldable dog faecal stool, and after receiving the stool, a small stool does not fall from the gap of the dog stool, and is accommodated in the corner of the dog stool. A folding dog that prevents the plastic bag from tearing and being damaged, and that even if it is stored in the plastic bag, the feces spill out from the toilet and the passerby does not see the feces through the plastic bag. To provide a stool. A fold 8 is formed for refolding from a fold 5 in the middle of the bottom of the box of the folding folding toilet bowl. If this crease 8 is folded, the box will not open easily, and spillage will not spill out of the gap or the corner of the toilet bowl will not hit the plastic bag. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

    The present invention has a folding foldable dog feces, and after receiving the stool when going out for a walk of the dog, small shit does not fall from the gap of the dog stool, and is housed in the corner of the dog stool This prevents the plastic bag from tearing and breaking. Also, even if it is stored in a plastic bag, if you only fold the toilet bowl once, it will spill out from the toilet bowl, and you will see the feces through the plastic bag, giving you discomfort. There is no. It relates to an advanced folding dog feces.

    There are two main methods for handling dog excrement during a walk. One is to let the dog once drop the dung on the road and then process it, and the second is to catch the dog's dung without touching the road.

  The first typical one is that after the dog has finished droppings, the plastic bag is used as a glove to grab the droppings, and the bags are turned over and stored. In the case of dung on the road, it cannot be removed cleanly. Moreover, when it is not a loose stool, when droppings fall, droppings hit the ground and are cracked by impact, and droppings of the size of a rice grain are scattered. It becomes difficult to remove when entering the gap of asphalt.

  The second is a faecal treatment that does not pollute the road, and there are tools that spread old newspapers and receive them with a scoop or a tacky net. The method of receiving with an old newspaper is unpleasant to walk with an old newspaper, and it is difficult to roll after receiving it. Also, it is difficult to handle on windy days. The use of scoops or tack nets requires that the tool be clean and that the tool does not touch the clothing after processing. The tacky net is large and unsuitable for carrying.

  A utility model registration No. 3115954 foldable dog feces is one that has advanced overcoming these drawbacks. Although it does not pollute the road, it is light even if it is carried, and there are advantages such as cleanliness. However, when the toilet is tilted, small feces may fall from the gap when folded. In addition, when the toilet bowl is put in a plastic bag, if the folded corner hits the plastic bag, the plastic bag may be caught. In addition, once the feces are stored in the plastic bag, they are folded only once, so the toilet bowl opens and the feces spill out, and the feces can be seen through the plastic bag, causing discomfort to passersby.

  Utility model registration No. 3120684 has complicated folds, so it must be prepared in advance before going for a walk, and it takes time to prepare, and it is bulky to put feces in a plastic bag after storage. There is a drawback that it is difficult.

Utility model registration

Utility Model Registration No. 3115954 Utility Model Registration No. 3120684

  The dog's feces should be properly received and folded in the folding dog feces, but the feces should not be spilled out of the toilet after being folded. In addition, the toilet bowl must not be opened easily even after it is stored in a plastic bag so that feces will not spill. In addition, the plastic bag that stores the toilet bowl may hit the corner of the folded toilet bowl and tear it. Such dog feces is the subject of the present invention.

  The present invention attaches the hook (4) to the outside of the box on the left and right of the box consisting of the bottom and the outer frame. Folds (5) are attached to the middle of the box for easy folding. The corners of the outer frame of the box are provided with creases (6) so as not to be bulky when not in use. To prevent droppings from spilling after folding the toilet bowl after receiving the droppings, and to prevent the droppings from popping out of the toilet bowl even after being stored in a plastic bag, the outer frame can be simply folded once Since the middle of the point becomes a pointed state, a fold (8) for folding the second time is put on the bottom surface in order to eliminate the point.

The present invention compensates for the shortcomings of the folds of a conventional folding toilet with a heel. In the present invention, a fold (8) can be put on the bottom surface of a conventional folding toilet bowl equipped with a basket, and the toilet bowl once folded can be folded at once. Since it is folded twice, the toilet does not open easily, so the feces stored in the plastic bag will not spill out of the toilet.
In addition, when the toilet is folded, there is no outer frame with sharp corners that can be made in the past, and the corner is caught in the plastic bag, so that the bag is not avoided, and since it is folded twice, it becomes smaller and the plastic bag becomes smaller. There is also an advantage that it is easy to put.

Plan view of the first embodiment of the present invention Plan view of Embodiment 2 of the present invention The perspective view of the use condition of Example 1 of this invention The perspective view of the use condition which made the outer frame of the part which becomes upper when folded in Example 2 of this invention flat The perspective view of the use condition of Example 2 of this invention

  A ridge (4) is provided in a triangular shape on the short side (2) of the rectangular box (1). A crease (5) is made continuously from the outer frame so that it can be folded into the middle of the box. Make creases (6) at the four corners of the box. A crease (8) is formed along the long side to be folded twice on the bottom surface so as not to create a gap in the outer frame when folded. Alternatively, a fold line (8) that folds obliquely outward is added from the fold line (5) in the middle of the box.

    A ridge (4) is provided in a triangular shape below the short side (2) of the rectangular box (1). A crease (5) is made from the outer frame (7) to the bottom so that the box can be folded at an intermediate part parallel to the short side of the box. A crease (8) for folding twice on the bottom of the box is made along the long side. Make creases (6) at the four corners of the box to keep it from becoming bulky.

This embodiment is a little different in how the conventional folding toilet is used.
After receiving the feces with the toilet bowl, the outer frame is folded to flatten the entire toilet bowl, and then folded at the middle fold (5). Since the feces are sandwiched between the bottom surfaces, the feces are used by wrapping the feces with the folds (8) attached to the bottom surface again.

    A ridge (4) is provided in a triangle on the short side (2) of the rectangular box (1). A crease (5) is made from the outer frame (7) to the bottom so that the box can be folded at an intermediate part parallel to the short side of the box. Make a crease (8) diagonally outward from the crease in the middle of the bottom of the box. Make creases (6) to keep the box from becoming bulky when stored in the four corners of the box.

  It is this usage, but when folded, the outer frame on the short side of the upper part is folded so that it touches the bottom surface, the outer frame on the long side of the upper part is folded down, and the half of the box is Keep it flat. After that, the intermediate fold (5) is folded, and then folded and wrapped along the oblique fold (8) again.

    A ridge (4) is provided in a triangle on the short side (2) of the rectangular box (1). A crease (5) is made from the outer frame (7) to the bottom so that the box can be folded at an intermediate part parallel to the short side of the box. A crease (8) is formed obliquely outward from the crease in the middle of the box at the bottom of the box, and another type of crease (8) is provided along the long side of the outer frame. This is convenient because either fold can be selected depending on the position of feces. Make creases (6) to keep the box from becoming bulky when stored in the four corners of the box.

Industrial applicability

  The present invention is manufactured and sold in the pet industry for pet dogs.

1 rectangular box 2 short side 3 long side 4 mm 5 crease at the center of the box 6 crease at the four corners 7 outer frame 8 crease at the bottom 9 plastic bag

Claims (1)

  In the folding dog feces that make it easy to store dog excrement in the box by attaching a crease (5) so that it can be folded and rounded at the middle part of the bottom surface by placing ridges on the left and right outer frames of the box consisting of the bottom and outer frame, A dog feces with a crease (8) on the bottom for folding again so that it can be securely stored without being spilled from the gap or tearing the storage bag at the corner of the toilet after folding.

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