JP5390586B2 - Wet seat storage container - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a wet sheet storage container. More specifically, the wet sheet is stored in a superposed state, the central part of the upper surface is formed of a flexible member such as rubber, and the wet sheet extraction part formed of a slit or the like is formed on the flexible member. It relates to a storage container.

  As shown in FIG. 1, in this type of wet sheet storage container 100, the central portion of the upper surface 102 is formed of a flexible member 103 such as rubber, and the flexible member 103 is formed of a linear slit. There is one in which a sheet drawing portion 104 is formed (for example, see Patent Document 1).

  The wet sheet storage container 100 stores a plurality of wet sheets in a superimposed state. Normally, as shown in FIG. 2 (1), this superposition is such that each wet sheet T is folded in half, and the upper piece Ta of each wet sheet T formed by this folding is the wet sheet T above it. The lower piece Tb of each wet sheet T is sandwiched between the upper piece Ta and the lower piece Tb of the lower wet sheet T between the upper piece Ta and the lower piece Tb. It has become. Since the wet sheets T, T... Are in such a superimposed state, when each wet sheet T is taken out, the next upper (lower) wet sheet TN (see (2) in FIG. 2) is an upper piece Ta. It is exposed from 104 and the next wet sheet TN can be easily pulled out (pop-up function).

  However, according to this conventional wet sheet storage container 100, as shown in (2) of FIG. 2, when pulling out each wet sheet T, the upper end edge of the next wet sheet TN extends over the entire length of the wet sheet drawing portion 104. May be caught by the end edge 103a of the flexible member 103 surrounding the. When this catching occurs, the upper piece Ta of the next wet sheet TN is not exposed from the wet sheet drawing portion 104 and falls into the wet sheet storage container 100. As a result, the next wet sheet TN cannot be pulled out easily.

Therefore, in this conventional wet sheet storage container 100, the wet sheet drawing portion 104 is configured such that two or more slits intersect at the drawing center portion 105 of the wet sheet T. Thereby, a finger can be inserted into the wet sheet storage container 100 from the drawer center portion 105, and the next wet sheet TN that has fallen into the wet sheet storage container 100 by inserting the finger can be pulled out.
In addition, since the wet sheet T is usually picked up and pulled out by a finger, the wet sheet T is drawn out centering on the part picked up by the finger (the part picked up by the finger precedes). In the present specification, the planar position of this part is referred to as the extraction center.

  However, it is naturally preferable that the next wet sheet TN does not fall into the wet sheet storage container 100 rather than pull out the next wet sheet TN that has fallen into the wet sheet storage container 100, and it can be said that it is easy to pull out. Further, inserting a finger into the wet sheet storage container 100 causes the wet sheets T, T... Remaining in the wet sheet storage container 100 to dry. Usually, the wet sheet drawing portion 104 is covered with the opening / closing lid 101 or the like to prevent drying, which can be said to be a big problem. Furthermore, when the two or more slits intersect in the drawing center portion 105, each wet sheet T is applied with a force toward the drawing center portion 105 when being drawn out, and therefore gathers in the drawing center portion 105. (Thus), it becomes a string. If it is a normal dry (dry) sheet, it can be expanded relatively easily even if it becomes a string, but once a wet sheet becomes a string, it is difficult to expand and easy to pull out That's not true.

Special table 2003-529505 gazette JP 2005-515939 A Microfilm of Japanese Utility Model No. 59-164846 (Japanese Utility Model Application No. 61-80273) JP-A-8-337276 JP-A-9-104484 CD-ROM of Japanese Utility Model No. 5-3422 (Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. 7-28083)

  SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The main problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide a wet sheet storage container from which a wet sheet can be easily pulled out.

The present invention that has solved this problem is as follows.
[Invention of Claim 1]
When a plurality of wet sheets are overlapped and each wet sheet is taken out, the upper piece of the next wet sheet is stored so as to be exposed from the wet sheet drawing portion, and the upper surface central portion is formed of a flexible member, A wet sheet storage container in which a wet sheet drawer is formed on the flexible member,
The lead-out portion is configured to have both end portions composed of a curved line-shaped through portion, and a linear line-shaped through portion that is parallel to the upper end edge of the wet sheet that connects the two ends .
One curvilinear linear penetrating portion of the lead-out portion is composed of one curvilinear linear penetrating portion that curves to one side across a center line passing through the linear linear penetrating portion, and The other curved linear penetration part of the drawer part is composed of a single curved linear penetration part that curves to the opposite side to the one side across a center line passing through the linear linear penetration part. there is a thing, the wet sheet container, characterized in that.

[Invention of Claim 2 ]
The storage container for wet sheets according to claim 1, wherein the linear through portion is a through hole, and the width of the through hole is 0.5 to 10.0 mm.

  According to this invention, it becomes a wet sheet storage container which can draw out a wet sheet easily.

It is a perspective view of the conventional wet sheet storage container. It is a figure which shows the lamination | stacking state of a wet sheet. It is an example of a form of a drawer part. It is an example of a form of a drawer part. It is an example of a form of a drawer part. It is an example of a form of a drawer part. It is an example of a form of a drawer part. It is an example of a form of a drawer part.

  Next, an embodiment of the present invention will be described. The wet sheet storage container of the present embodiment can have the same basic form as that of a conventional wet sheet storage container, and is mainly characterized in that the wet sheet drawer is different. Therefore, in the following, description will be made centering on the drawing portion 10 of the wet sheet T based on FIGS.

[First form (reference form)]
In the wet sheet storage container of the present embodiment, the central portion of the upper surface (102) is formed by the flexible member 3 as in the conventional wet sheet storage container 100, and the drawing portion of the wet sheet T is formed on the flexible member 3. 10 is formed and becomes the main.

  However, in the wet sheet storage container of the present embodiment, the drawer portion 104 is conventionally configured by a linear slit, whereas the drawer portion 10 is configured by one or more linear through portions. It differs from the conventional wet sheet storage container 100 in that at least one of the parts is curved. When the drawing portion 10 is composed of one or more linear through portions, and at least one of the linear through portions is curved, the upper edge of the next wet sheet TN is “full length” when each wet sheet T is pulled out. It will not be caught on the edge of the flexible member 3 surrounding the drawer 10. That is, at least a part of the upper end edge of the next wet sheet TN is not always caught by the end edge of the flexible member 3 surrounding the drawing portion 10. Therefore, at least a part of the upper piece Ta of the next wet sheet TN is always exposed from the drawing portion 10. Moreover, if at least one of the linear penetrating portions is curved, the curved penetrating portion and the upper piece Ta of the next wet sheet TN intersect with each other. It will be in the state pinched | interposed by the edge of the flexible member 3 surrounding the drawer | drawing-out part 10 (curved penetrating part). Therefore, the next wet sheet TN does not fall into the storage container, and the next wet sheet TN can be easily pulled out.

  In the wet sheet storage container of the present embodiment, there are no particular limitations on how many linear through portions there are and how many of them are curved. For example, as shown in FIG. 3, a curved linear penetration portion 11 that curves in one direction (upward on the paper surface), a curved linear penetration portion 12 that curves in the other direction (downward on the paper surface), and one (upward on the paper surface). An example of a configuration in which the lead-out portion 10 is configured by connecting the curved linear through portions 13 that are curved in this order, that is, a configuration in which three linear through portions, all of which are curved, is illustrated. it can. According to this embodiment, since the upper edge of the next wet sheet TN is not caught at least at the part A and the part B on the lead-out portion 10, the upper piece Ta of the next wet sheet TN is at these parts A and B. Will always be exposed. In addition, in these portions A and B, the upper piece Ta of the next wet sheet TN is in a state of being sandwiched by the edge of the flexible member 3 surrounding the drawing portion 10 (curved through portion). Therefore, the next wet sheet TN does not fall into the storage container, and the next wet sheet TN can be easily pulled out.

[Second form (reference form)]
As shown in FIG. 4, the lead-out portion 10 of the present embodiment includes a linear linear through portion 15, a curved linear through portion 16 that curves in one (upward on the paper surface), and a curved curve that curves in the other (lower on the paper surface). The linear linear through portion 17 and the linear linear through portion 18 are connected in this order.

  In the first embodiment, the curved penetrating portions 11, 12, and 13 are slightly bent (curved), but the present invention is not limited to this. Like the curved penetrating portions 16 and 17 of this embodiment, they may be bent greatly. If the way of bending is large, the portion (the portions A and B in the first embodiment) where the next wet sheet TN is not caught on the edge of the flexible member 3 surrounding the drawing portion 10 is easily formed. And have the advantage. Further, there is an advantage that the force with which the upper edge Ta of the next wet sheet TN is sandwiched between the end edges of the flexible member 3 surrounding the lead-out portion 10 is increased.

  On the other hand, in the first embodiment, all the linear penetrating portions are the curved penetrating portions 11, 12, and 13. However, the present invention is not limited to this. Like this form, the linear penetration part of both ends can also be made into the linear penetration parts 15 and 18. FIG.

[Third form (reference form)]
As shown in FIG. 5, the lead-out portion 10 of the present embodiment has a linear through portion 21 that is slightly curved on one side (downward on the paper surface), a small curved portion on one side (downward on the paper surface), and the linear through portion 21 and this linear shape. The linear through portion 22 that is a left and right line object centered on one end of the through portion 21 (the right end on the paper surface), is curved slightly to the other (above the paper surface), and the linear through portion 22 and the linear through portion 22 The linear through portion 23 that is a point object centered on one end (the right end on the paper surface) and the other side (upward on the paper surface) are curved, and the linear through portion 23 and one end of the linear through portion 23 (the right side on the paper surface) The linear through-holes 24 that are the left and right line targets centering on the end) are connected in this order, and the linear linear through-holes 25 that extend to one side (above the paper surface) are one ends of the linear through-holes 21. In the part C which is (the right end of the drawing) (the other end of the linear penetrating portion 22 (the left end of the drawing)) The linear linear penetrating portion 26 extending in the direction (downward on the paper surface) is the other end (left end of the paper surface) of the linear penetrating portion 24 (also one end of the linear penetrating portion 23 (right end of the paper surface)). It is set as the structure connected to the site | part D, respectively. In other words, in the present embodiment, the lead-out portion 10 is a portion other than the pull-out center portion of the wet sheet T, and the portions C and D that are two or more linear through-portions 21 and linear through-portions. 22 and the linear penetration part 25 or the linear penetration part 23, the linear penetration part 24, and the linear penetration part 26 are set as the structure which cross | intersects, respectively. Thus, in this form, since it is set as the structure where two or more linear penetration parts cross, it has become the structure which the following wet sheet | seat TN does not fall into the storage container 10 fundamentally. However, even if it falls, the next wet sheet TN that has fallen into the storage container 10 can be pulled out by inserting a finger from the part C or the part D. Further, in this embodiment, since two or more linear through portions intersect each other at a portion other than the drawing center portion of the wet sheet T, the wet sheet T is pulled out when each wet sheet T is pulled out. There is no risk of gathering at the center (thus) and forming a string.

  It is not particularly limited how many linear through-holes intersect each other in a portion other than the drawing center portion such as the portion C and the portion D. For example, it can be set as the form where two, three, four or more linear penetrating parts intersect.

[Fourth form (form according to the present invention)]
As shown in FIG. 6, the lead-out portion 10 of the present embodiment includes a linear through portion 28 that is greatly curved in one side (above the paper surface), a linear through portion 29, and a linear through portion that is greatly curved in the other side (below the paper surface). The units 31 are connected in this order. That is, in this embodiment, the linear through portions 28 and 31 that constitute both ends of the lead-out portion 10 are curved. Thereby, when pulling out each wet sheet T, the both ends of the wet sheet T are respectively one outer side (upper left of the paper surface) E or the other outer side (paper surface) from the edge surrounding the drawer part 10 of the flexible member 3. Lower right) A resistance force toward F is received, and each wet sheet T is always drawn out by the resistance force.

  Here, both end portions 28 and 31 are both curved from the viewpoint of pulling out each wet sheet T in a state of being spread throughout. Further, although the way of bending the both end portions 28 and 31 is not particularly limited, from the viewpoint of surely generating a resistance force on each wet sheet T and expanding it reliably, it is an arc shape like this embodiment. Is preferred. Further, whether both end portions 28 and 31 are curved to one side (above the paper surface) or the other (below the paper surface) is determined from the viewpoint that each wet sheet T is pulled out in a state where each wet sheet T is spread out. Is curved in the opposite direction.

[Fifth form (reference form)]
As shown in FIG. 7, the lead-out portion 10 of the present embodiment includes a linear through portion 33 that is largely curved in an arc shape on one side (lower side of the paper) and a linear through portion 34 that is greatly curved on the other side (upper side of the paper surface). A linear through portion 35 that is greatly curved (downward on the paper surface) and a linear through portion 36 that is largely curved in an arc shape on the other (above the paper surface) are connected in this order.

  In the 4th form, between the both ends 28 and 31 of the drawer | drawing-out part 10 was comprised by the linear penetration part 29, However, it is not the meaning limited to this. Like this form, you may be comprised by the curvilinear penetration part 34,35. When configured by the curved penetrating portions 34 and 35 as in the present embodiment, the portion of the next wet sheet TN that does not catch on the edge of the flexible member 3 surrounding the drawer portion 10 (in the first embodiment) There is an advantage that the number of parts A and B) increases.

[Sixth form (reference form)]
As shown in FIG. 8, the drawer portion 10 of this embodiment has a linear through portion 37 that curves in one (downward on the paper), a linear through portion 38 that curves in one (downward on the paper), and a curved in one (downward on the paper surface). In addition, the linear penetration portion 38 and the linear penetration portion 39 that is a right and left line centering on one end (right end of the paper surface) of the linear penetration portion 38, and the other side (upward on the paper surface) are curved and linear. The linear through part 41 and the linear through part 41 which is a point object centered on one end (the right end on the paper surface) of the through part 39 and the linear through part 39 are curved to the other (upward on the paper surface) and the linear through part 41 and the line. A linear penetrating part 42 that is a right and left line object centered on one end (right end of the drawing sheet) of the penetrating penetrating part 41 and a linear penetrating part 43 that curves to the other (upward on the drawing sheet) are connected in this order. A linear linear penetrating portion 44 extending on one side (above the paper surface) is one end of the linear penetrating portion 38 (the right end on the paper surface). (It is also the other end (the left side on the paper surface) of the linear penetrating portion 39.) On the other side (the lower side on the paper surface), the linear linear through portion 45 extending to the other side (the lower side on the paper surface) is the other end (the left side edge on the paper surface). ) (Also one end (right end on the paper surface) of the linear penetrating portion 41). That is, this form is a form that combines the finger insertion mechanism and the both-end widening mechanism in the first to fifth forms.

[Others]
(1) In this embodiment, the linear penetrating portion is linear and has a configuration in which the outside and the inside of the storage container 10 are communicated, that is, penetrated. The linear penetration part can be formed by, for example, a slit. However, the linear penetrating part is a through hole (in this case, the lead part becomes a lead outlet), and the width L of the through hole (see the enlarged view in FIG. 3) is 0.5 to 10. It is desirable that the thickness is 0 mm, preferably 1.0 to 5.0 mm, more preferably 2.0 to 4.0 mm. When the width L is 0.5 mm or more, the effect of preventing the next wet sheet TN from being caught (by the portions A and B referred to in the first embodiment) is surely obtained. On the other hand, if the width L is 10.0 mm or less, the next wet sheet TN may be securely sandwiched by the edge of the flexible member 3 surrounding the drawer portion 10 and fall into the storage container 10. Disappear.

(2) In this embodiment, the material of the flexible member is not particularly limited. As in the prior art, for example, a soft material such as silicon resin, an elastic body such as vulcanized rubber, thermoplastic elastomer, elastic fiber, elastic foam, synthetic rubber, and foamed polyethylene can be used.

(3) In this specification, the number of linear penetration parts is expressed as one linear penetration part when each has a shape change such as a change from a curved shape to a linear shape. ing. However, this is a convenient expression for explaining the present invention. For example, it may be expressed as “a part of one linear through portion is curved (the rest is linear)”. it can. That is, it is added that these are only differences in the way of expression (explanation).

  The present invention can be applied as a storage container for wet sheets used in various living spaces such as homes, offices, and automobiles.

  3 ... flexible member, 10 ... drawer part, 11, 12, 13, 15, 16, 17, 18, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 28, 29, 31, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 41, 42, 43 ... linear penetration part, 100 ... wet sheet storage container, 101 ... open / close lid, 102 ... upper surface, 103 ... flexible member, 104 ... drawer part, 105 ... drawer Central part, T ... wet sheet, TN ... next wet sheet, Ta ... upper piece, Tb ... lower piece.

Claims (2)

When a plurality of wet sheets are overlapped and each wet sheet is taken out, the upper piece of the next wet sheet is stored so as to be exposed from the wet sheet drawing portion, and the upper surface central portion is formed of a flexible member, A wet sheet storage container in which a wet sheet drawer is formed on the flexible member,
The lead-out portion is configured to have both end portions composed of a curved line-shaped through portion, and a linear line-shaped through portion that is parallel to the upper end edge of the wet sheet that connects the two ends .
One curvilinear linear penetrating portion of the lead-out portion is composed of one curvilinear linear penetrating portion that curves to one side across a center line passing through the linear linear penetrating portion, and The other curved linear penetration part of the drawer part is composed of a single curved linear penetration part that curves to the opposite side to the one side across a center line passing through the linear linear penetration part. there is a thing, the wet sheet container, characterized in that.   The storage container for wet sheets according to claim 1, wherein the linear through portion is a through hole, and the width of the through hole is 0.5 to 10.0 mm.

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