JP3236947U - Rolling adhesive sheet flipping - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an auxiliary tool for increasing the strength at the end of winding of an adhesive sheet and eliminating the difficulty of turning when the used adhesive sheet of the cleaning tool Korokoro (registered trademark) is cut off. SOLUTION: This is a thin ruler that is attached to the adhesive sheet in parallel with the winding end portion 2a of the adhesive sheet 2 used for the cleaning tool roller (registered trademark) 1, and is soft like a rubber material and adheres to the adhesive sheet. It is an auxiliary tool that has a handle part that protrudes longer than the width of the sheet, and the adhesive sheet that adheres can be easily turned up when lifted after using the roller. I tried to increase the strength when turning over the end of the winding. This eliminates the difficulty of peeling off the adhesive sheet due to the influence of dust adhering to the adhesive sheet and the turning angle, and also makes it possible to directly touch the adhered dust by using the handle 3a of the auxiliary tool body. Can be processed without. [Selection diagram] Fig. 2

Description

The present invention relates to an auxiliary tool for peeling off an adhesive sheet after use of a cleaning tool Korokoro (registered trademark).

In the past, the adhesive sheet after use was directly peeled off by hand. There is also a shape in which the used adhesive sheet is wound up without peeling off, and an adhesive sheet in which perforations and cuts are made in advance to make it easier to cut the used adhesive sheet.

Utility model registration No. 3077334 Utility model registration No. 3163037 JP 2015-167850 Utility model registration No. 3230466

When the cleaning tool Korokoro (registered trademark) is used, dust adheres to the adhesive sheet in parallel with the winding direction of the sheet. If this dust adheres across the end of the adhesive sheet, it will be an obstacle when turning it to peel off the adhesive sheet after use, and the adhesive sheet will tear in the middle, and it will be torn in the winding direction of the adhesive sheet. There was a difficulty. Therefore, it is an attempt to solve the drawback that the end-wound portion of the adhesive sheet after use is difficult to turn due to the adhering dust and the turning angle.

The present invention is to attach an auxiliary tool in parallel to the cut surface at the end of winding of the adhesive sheet of the cleaning tool Korokoro (registered trademark) (the place where the adhesive sheet starts to be peeled off after use). When turning over, it is possible to increase the strength compared to the adhesive sheet alone, and the cut surface can be easily turned over to solve the problem.

As described above, the auxiliary tool of the present invention makes it possible to easily turn over the adhesive sheet after use, and further, by turning it off using the handle of the auxiliary tool, it is treated without touching the dust adhering to the adhesive sheet. It can be hygienic. In addition, the side surface of the auxiliary tool serves as a cutting guide for cutting off the adhesive sheet after use without waste. If the layer of the adhesive sheet has been cut in one place in advance, it is possible to remove the used adhesive sheet simply by attaching an auxiliary tool so that it adheres to both sides of the cut and peeling it off. be.

It is a front view which shows the Example of the auxiliary tool of this invention attached to the adhesive sheet of a cleaning tool roller (registered trademark). It is a side view which shows the state which the adhesive sheet after use is peeled off using an auxiliary tool. It is a front view which shows the state which cuts out the adhesive sheet after use using the auxiliary tool to be attached for the next time. It is a side view which shows the state which attaches the auxiliary tool to the adhesive sheet which was cut in one place in advance. It is a side view which shows the state which the cut adhesive sheet is peeled off.

Parallel to the cut surface of the adhesive sheet with the handle part protruding outside the adhesive sheet body at the end of winding of the adhesive sheet attached to the cleaning tool Korokoro (registered trademark) (where the adhesive sheet starts to be peeled off after use). And attach the auxiliary equipment. The auxiliary tool is adhered to the adhesive sheet by the adhesive force of the adhesive sheet itself.

Hereinafter, an embodiment will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. The auxiliary tool main body 3 is formed of a material that does not damage the place to be cleaned, and is attached to the winding end portion 2a of the adhesive sheet 2 for cleaning as shown in FIG. When peeling off the used part 2b, use the handle 3a as shown in FIG. 2 to turn up the winding end part 2a while adhering it to the auxiliary tool main body 3, and then turn the peeled part 2b inside. Stack them so that they can be folded. The auxiliary tool main body 3 is removed from the winding end portion 2a, and as shown in FIG. 3, it is attached to the unused portion of the adhesive sheet 2 for the next use in the same manner as in FIG. Using the side surface 3b of the auxiliary tool main body 3 attached to the new position as a cutting guide, the folded portion 2b is cut off. As shown in FIG. 4, when the auxiliary tool is attached to the adhesive sheet cut in one place in advance, a slip prevention 3c is attached, and the adhesive sheet is attached so as to be adhered to both side portions of the cut adhesive sheet. The used portion 2b is removed by simply peeling it off from the winding end portion 2a.

1 Cleaning tool roller (registered trademark) body 2 Adhesive sheet 3 Auxiliary tool body

Claims (4)

Attach it to the end of the roll of the adhesive sheet used for the cleaning tool Korokoro (registered trademark) (where the adhesive sheet starts to be peeled off after use), and turn over the adhesive sheet after use to increase the strength of the end of the roll. An auxiliary tool that allows the adhesive sheet to be easily peeled off. When the adhesive sheet used for the cleaning tool Korokoro (registered trademark) has a shape cut in one place in advance (the cross section of the adhesive sheet layer seen from above is like the letter "C"), the adhesive sheet. The auxiliary tool according to claim 1, wherein the auxiliary tool is adhered to both portions of the cut piece. The surface is formed of a material that can maintain the same adhesive strength as the adhesive sheet, and the end portion of the adhesive sheet is turned over and sandwiched between the back surface and the adhesive sheet underneath to be used. The auxiliary tool according to claim 1. The auxiliary tool according to claim 1 and 2, wherein the adhesive sheet is opened and closed so that the winding end portion can be sandwiched from above and below.

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