JP6677604B2 - Wet sheet container - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a wet sheet container that stores a wet sheet.

  For example, there is a wet sheet container for accommodating a wet sheet impregnated with a chemical such as a disinfecting alcohol solution, a cleaning solution, and a face wash. Generally, a wet sheet is folded and stored in a wet sheet container in a state where it is overlapped with a part of the wet sheet disposed below the wet sheet, and is sequentially taken out through an outlet of the wet sheet container. It is possible. In other words, the wet sheet container employs a pop-up system in which when a user takes out a wet sheet from the take-out port, a part of the next wet sheet disposed under the wet sheet projects from the take-out port. I have.

  In the pop-up type wet sheet container, the take-out opening has a relatively large opening area so that the user can easily take out the wet sheet from the take-out opening. Further, in order to improve the portability of the wet sheet container, the wet sheet container may be provided, for example, as a packaging bag and have flexibility.

  However, in such a wet sheet container, sticking between a plurality of wet sheets may be strong. Then, when the user takes out the wet sheet from the take-out opening, a so-called "slip" may occur in which the next wet sheet disposed under the wet sheet is taken out from the take-out opening continuously.

  On the other hand, Patent Document 1 discloses a tissue stack in which wet tissues are accumulated in a folded state, an outer bag having an opening for taking out a tissue, and an entire upper surface of the tissue stack accommodated in the outer bag. And an inner sheet disposed in the outer bag so as to cover the tissue package. In the internal sheet described in Patent Literature 1, a tissue outlet formed by a cut or a slit for extracting a wet tissue from a tissue stack is formed.

  According to the tissue package disclosed in Patent Literature 1, when the wet tissue pulled out from the tissue outlet of the inner sheet is taken out from the tissue removal opening of the outer bag, a part of the next wet tissue is pulled out of the inner sheet. It is always pulled out from the exit. Therefore, occurrence of so-called “slipping” can be suppressed.

Japanese Patent No. 4546121

  However, in the tissue package disclosed in Patent Document 1, when the user starts using the tissue package, the user cuts or slits the first wet tissue disposed under the outer bag and the inner sheet. Must be pulled out through a tissue outlet consisting of Therefore, there is a problem that it is difficult to pick up the wet tissue. Further, in the tissue package disclosed in Patent Document 1, an inner sheet different from the outer bag is required. Therefore, there is a problem that the structure of the tissue package is complicated and the manufacturing process is complicated. Further, there is a problem that it is difficult to reduce manufacturing costs and product costs.

  The present invention has been made in order to solve the above-mentioned problems, and provides a wet sheet container that can suppress the occurrence of so-called “slipping” with a relatively simple structure and can easily take out a wet sheet. The purpose is to do.

According to the present invention, the object is to provide a plurality of wet sheets that can be sequentially taken out from a state where the sheets are folded and partially overlapped with each other, and when one wet sheet is taken out, the next wet sheet protrudes. And a cover attached to the container and covering at least a part of the container, wherein the container has an opening through which the wet sheet can pass. A take-out port having an area, provided around the take-out port, allowing the portion around the take-out port to float when the wet sheet passes through the take-out port, and forming a curved portion extending in a curved manner. has a slit having, a portion of the periphery is a portion of said container between said slit and said output port, the lid, the Open Der the port Eject and is, the inner edge of the outlet has a curved portion, the curved portion is solved by the wet sheet container, characterized in that extending along the curved portion.

  According to the configuration, the wet sheet container includes the container and the lid. The lid is attached to the container and covers at least a part of the container. The container is a plurality of wet sheets that can be sequentially taken out from a state where they are folded and partially overlapped with each other, and a plurality of wet sheets from which the next wet sheet projects when one wet sheet is taken out. Accommodating. That is, the container adopts a pop-up system in which when a user takes out a wet sheet from the take-out port, a part of the next wet sheet disposed under the wet sheet projects from the take-out port.

  In a pop-up type container, a plurality of wet sheets may be strongly stuck together. Then, when the user takes out the wet sheet from the take-out opening, a so-called "slip" may occur in which the next wet sheet disposed under the wet sheet is taken out from the take-out opening continuously.

  On the other hand, according to the configuration, the container has the outlet having an opening area through which the wet sheet can pass. A slit is provided around the take-out opening so that a portion around the take-out opening can be lifted when the wet sheet passes through the take-out opening. The peripheral part is the part of the container between the slit and the outlet.

  Therefore, when the user takes out the wet sheet from the take-out port, the portion of the container between the slit and the take-out port rises when the wet sheet passes through the take-out port. Then, the wet sheet is likely to be caught on the inner edge of the outlet when passing through the outlet. Thus, the container can provide resistance to the wet sheet by the inner edge of the outlet. That is, the container can apply a higher resistance to the wet sheet than the resistance applied to the wet sheet when the slit is not provided around the outlet. This makes it possible to suppress the occurrence of so-called “slipping” with a relatively simple structure.

  Further, as described above, when the wet sheet passes through the take-out port, the portion of the container between the slit and the take-out port rises. Therefore, when viewed from the drawing direction of the wet sheet, the apparent opening area of the outlet when the wet sheet passes through the outlet is the apparent opening area of the outlet before the wet sheet passes through the outlet. Narrower than. That is, when the outlet is projected on a plane perpendicular to the drawing direction of the wet sheet, the projected area of the outlet when the wet sheet passes through the outlet is the projected area of the outlet before the wet sheet passes through the outlet. It is smaller than the projected area. Therefore, the container can provide the wet sheet with a higher resistance than the resistance provided to the wet sheet when the slit is not provided around the outlet. This also makes it possible to suppress the occurrence of so-called "slipping" with a relatively simple structure.

  Therefore, it is not necessary to provide a special member for the wet sheet container. Therefore, the manufacturing process of the wet sheet container can be simplified.

Furthermore, since the portion of the container between the slit and the take-out port is raised when the wet sheet passes through the take-out port, a higher resistance is given to the wet sheet, so that the opening area of the take-out port is unnecessarily narrow. It is not necessary to set the area. In other words, a relatively large area can be secured as the opening area of the outlet. Therefore, when the user starts using the wet sheet container, the user can open the take-out opening with the lid and take out the wet sheet easily from the take-out opening. On the other hand, when ending use of the wet sheet container, the user can easily store the wet sheet inside the container through the take-out port and close the take-out port with the lid.
Further, since the slit has a curved portion that extends in a curved manner, even when a plurality of wet sheets are sequentially taken out from the take-out port, it is possible to suppress the occurrence of cracks in the portion of the container provided with the slit. Can be. Further, in the case where the container and the lid are allowed to be re-adhered and re-peeled to each other by the adhesive portion, even when the re-adhering and re-peeling of the lid to the container is repeated, the slit is formed. It is possible to suppress the occurrence of cracks in the provided container.
Further, since the inner edge of the outlet has a curved portion and the curved portion of the slit extends along the curved portion, even when a plurality of wet sheets are sequentially taken out from the outlet, the inner edge of the outlet is removed. The occurrence of cracks in the portion can be suppressed. Further, in the case where the container and the lid are allowed to be re-adhered and re-peeled to each other by the adhesive portion, even when the re-adhering and re-peeling of the lid to the container is repeated, the slit is formed. It is possible to further suppress the occurrence of cracks in the provided container.

Further, according to the present invention, there is provided a plurality of wet sheets which can be sequentially taken out from a state where the sheets are folded and partially overlapped with each other, and when one wet sheet is taken out, the next wet sheet is taken out. A container for accommodating a plurality of wet sheets projecting from the container, a cover member attached to the container and covering at least a part of the container, attached to the cover member, and rotated with respect to the cover member. A cover provided movably, the cover member is provided around a take-out opening having an opening area through which the wet sheet can pass, and the take-out opening is provided around the take-out opening. to allow the lifting of the peripheral portion of said outlet when it passes through, having a slit having a curved portion extending in a curved Portion of the periphery, said a portion of the cover member between the slits and the outlet, wherein the lid is Ri open der the outlet, the inner edge of the outlet may have a curved portion Then, the curved portion is solved by the wet sheet container, which extends along the curved portion .

According to the configuration, the wet sheet container includes the container, the cover member, and the lid. The cover member is attached to the container and covers at least a part of the container. The lid is attached to the cover member and is provided rotatably with respect to the cover member. A pop-up method is adopted for the container.

  The cover member has an outlet having an opening area through which the wet sheet can pass. A slit is provided around the take-out opening so that a portion around the take-out opening can be lifted when the wet sheet passes through the take-out opening. The surrounding portion is the portion of the cover member between the slit and the outlet.

  Therefore, when the user takes out the wet sheet from the take-out opening, the portion of the cover member between the slit and the take-out opening rises when the wet sheet passes through the take-out opening. Then, the wet sheet is likely to be caught on the inner edge of the outlet when passing through the outlet. Thereby, the cover member can give resistance to the wet sheet by the inner edge of the outlet. That is, the cover member can apply a higher resistance to the wet sheet than the resistance applied to the wet sheet when the slit is not provided around the outlet. This makes it possible to suppress the occurrence of so-called “slipping” with a relatively simple structure.

  As described above, when the wet sheet passes through the take-out opening, the portion of the cover member between the slit and the take-out opening rises. Therefore, when viewed from the drawing direction of the wet sheet, the apparent opening area of the outlet when the wet sheet passes through the outlet is the apparent opening area of the outlet before the wet sheet passes through the outlet. Narrower than. That is, when the outlet is projected on a plane perpendicular to the drawing direction of the wet sheet, the projected area of the outlet when the wet sheet passes through the outlet is the projected area of the outlet before the wet sheet passes through the outlet. It is smaller than the projected area. Therefore, the cover member can apply a higher resistance to the wet sheet than the resistance applied to the wet sheet when the slit is not provided around the outlet. This also makes it possible to suppress the occurrence of so-called "slipping" with a relatively simple structure.

Furthermore, since the portion of the cover member between the slit and the take-out port rises when the wet sheet passes through the take-out port, higher resistance is given to the wet sheet, and thus the opening area of the take-out port is unnecessarily narrow. It is not necessary to set the area. In other words, a relatively large area can be secured as the opening area of the outlet. Therefore, when the user starts using the wet sheet container, the user can open the take-out opening with the lid and take out the wet sheet easily from the take-out opening. On the other hand, when ending use of the wet sheet container, the user can easily store the wet sheet inside the container through the take-out port and close the take-out port with the lid.
Further, since the slit has a curved portion that extends in a curved manner, even when a plurality of wet sheets are sequentially taken out from the take-out port, it is possible to suppress the occurrence of cracks in the portion of the cover member provided with the slit. Can be.
Further, since the inner edge of the outlet has a curved portion and the curved portion of the slit extends along the curved portion, even when a plurality of wet sheets are sequentially taken out from the outlet, the inner edge of the outlet is removed. The occurrence of cracks in the portion can be suppressed.

According to the present invention, the object is to provide a plurality of wet sheets that can be sequentially taken out from a state where the sheets are folded and partially overlapped with each other, and when one wet sheet is taken out, the next wet sheet protrudes. And a cover attached to the container and covering at least a part of the container, wherein the container has an opening through which the wet sheet can pass. An outlet having an area, and one end and the other end provided around the outlet, and when the wet sheet passes through the outlet, a portion around the outlet is lifted up And the peripheral part is a part of the container between the slit and the outlet, and the lid is a front part. The outlet is openable and closable, and the slit extends from the one end and the other end provided apart from each other on one end side of the inner edge of the outlet, and the other of the inner edges of the outlet is provided. The wet sheet container is characterized in that the wet sheet container has a shape connected at the end side of the sheet.

According to the configuration, the wet sheet container includes the container and the lid. The container has an outlet having an opening area through which the wet sheet can pass. A slit is provided around the take-out opening so that a portion around the take-out opening can be lifted when the wet sheet passes through the take-out opening. The peripheral part is the part of the container between the slit and the outlet. The slit has one end and the other end, and extends from one end and the other end provided apart from each other on one end side of the inner edge of the outlet, and has a It has a shape connected on the other end side of the inner edge.
Therefore, when the user takes out the wet sheet from the take-out port, the portion of the container between the slit and the take-out port rises when the wet sheet passes through the take-out port. Then, the wet sheet is likely to be caught on the inner edge of the outlet when passing through the outlet. Thus, the container can provide resistance to the wet sheet by the inner edge of the outlet. That is, the container can apply a higher resistance to the wet sheet than the resistance applied to the wet sheet when the slit is not provided around the outlet. This makes it possible to suppress the occurrence of so-called “slipping” with a relatively simple structure.
Further, as described above, when the wet sheet passes through the take-out port, the portion of the container between the slit and the take-out port rises. Therefore, when viewed from the drawing direction of the wet sheet, the apparent opening area of the outlet when the wet sheet passes through the outlet is the apparent opening area of the outlet before the wet sheet passes through the outlet. Narrower than. That is, when the outlet is projected on a plane perpendicular to the drawing direction of the wet sheet, the projected area of the outlet when the wet sheet passes through the outlet is the projected area of the outlet before the wet sheet passes through the outlet. It is smaller than the projected area. Therefore, the container can provide the wet sheet with a higher resistance than the resistance provided to the wet sheet when the slit is not provided around the outlet. This also makes it possible to suppress the occurrence of so-called "slipping" with a relatively simple structure.
Therefore, it is not necessary to provide a special member for the wet sheet container. Therefore, the manufacturing process of the wet sheet container can be simplified.
Furthermore, since the portion of the container between the slit and the take-out port is raised when the wet sheet passes through the take-out port, a higher resistance is given to the wet sheet, so that the opening area of the take-out port is unnecessarily narrow. It is not necessary to set the area. In other words, a relatively large area can be secured as the opening area of the outlet. Therefore, when the user starts using the wet sheet container, the user can open the take-out opening with the lid and take out the wet sheet easily from the take-out opening. On the other hand, when ending use of the wet sheet container, the user can easily store the wet sheet inside the container through the take-out port and close the take-out port with the lid.

According to the present invention, the object is to provide a plurality of wet sheets that can be sequentially taken out from a state where the sheets are folded and partially overlapped with each other, and when one wet sheet is taken out, the next wet sheet protrudes. And a cover member attached to the container and covering at least a part of the container, attached to the cover member, and rotatable with respect to the cover member. A cover that is pivotally supported by the cover member, wherein the cover member has an outlet having an opening area through which the wet sheet can pass, and one end and the other end provided around the outlet. Having a slit that allows a portion around the take-out port to rise when the wet sheet passes through the take-out port, A peripheral portion is a portion of the cover member between the slit and the outlet, the lid is capable of opening and closing the outlet, and the slit is one end of an inner edge of the outlet. The wet sheet container has a shape extending from the one end and the other end provided apart from each other on the side of the portion and connected to the other end of the inner edge of the outlet. Is done.

According to the configuration, the wet sheet container includes the container, the cover member, and the lid. The cover member is attached to the container and covers at least a part of the container.
The cover member has an outlet having an opening area through which the wet sheet can pass. A slit is provided around the take-out opening so that a portion around the take-out opening can be lifted when the wet sheet passes through the take-out opening. The surrounding portion is the portion of the cover member between the slit and the outlet. The slit has one end and the other end, and extends from one end and the other end provided apart from each other on one end side of the inner edge of the outlet, and has a It has a shape connected on the other end side of the inner edge.
Therefore, when the user takes out the wet sheet from the take-out opening, the portion of the cover member between the slit and the take-out opening rises when the wet sheet passes through the take-out opening. Then, the wet sheet is likely to be caught on the inner edge of the outlet when passing through the outlet. Thereby, the cover member can give resistance to the wet sheet by the inner edge of the outlet. That is, the cover member can apply a higher resistance to the wet sheet than the resistance applied to the wet sheet when the slit is not provided around the outlet. This makes it possible to suppress the occurrence of so-called “slipping” with a relatively simple structure.
As described above, when the wet sheet passes through the take-out opening, the portion of the cover member between the slit and the take-out opening rises. Therefore, when viewed from the drawing direction of the wet sheet, the apparent opening area of the outlet when the wet sheet passes through the outlet is the apparent opening area of the outlet before the wet sheet passes through the outlet. Narrower than. That is, when the outlet is projected on a plane perpendicular to the drawing direction of the wet sheet, the projected area of the outlet when the wet sheet passes through the outlet is the projected area of the outlet before the wet sheet passes through the outlet. It is smaller than the projected area. Therefore, the cover member can apply a higher resistance to the wet sheet than the resistance applied to the wet sheet when the slit is not provided around the outlet. This also makes it possible to suppress the occurrence of so-called "slipping" with a relatively simple structure.
Furthermore, since the portion of the cover member between the slit and the take-out port rises when the wet sheet passes through the take-out port, higher resistance is given to the wet sheet, and thus the opening area of the take-out port is unnecessarily narrow. It is not necessary to set the area. In other words, a relatively large area can be secured as the opening area of the outlet. Therefore, when the user starts using the wet sheet container, the user can open the take-out opening with the lid and take out the wet sheet easily from the take-out opening. On the other hand, when ending use of the wet sheet container, the user can easily store the wet sheet inside the container through the take-out port and close the take-out port with the lid.

Preferably, the one end and the other end of the slit are located on one end side of the container when viewed from one end of an inner edge of the outlet.

According to the configuration, it is possible to secure a wider range as a portion that rises when the wet sheet passes through the outlet. Therefore, the wet sheet is more likely to be caught on the inner edge of the outlet when passing through the outlet. As a result, generation of so-called “slipping” can be further suppressed.

  ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, while being able to suppress generation | occurrence | production of what is called "slipping" with a comparatively simple structure, the wet sheet container which can take out a wet sheet easily can be provided.

It is a perspective view showing the wet sheet package concerning a 1st embodiment of the present invention. It is sectional drawing in cut surface C1-C1 shown in FIG. It is a perspective view showing the wet sheet package concerning this embodiment. It is a top view showing the container of this embodiment. It is a figure showing the state before a wet sheet passes through an opening. It is a figure showing the state when a wet sheet is passing through an opening. It is a perspective view showing the state where the wet sheet was stored inside the container. It is sectional drawing in cut surface C3-C3 shown in FIG. It is a top view showing the container of the 1st modification of this embodiment. It is a top view showing the container of the 2nd modification of this embodiment. It is a top view showing the container of the 3rd modification of this embodiment. It is a perspective view showing the wet sheet package concerning a 2nd embodiment of the present invention. It is a top view showing the wet sheet package concerning a 3rd embodiment of the present invention.

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.
Note that the embodiments described below are preferred specific examples of the present invention, and therefore, various technically preferable limitations are given. However, the scope of the present invention particularly limits the present invention in the following description. It is not limited to these embodiments unless otherwise stated. In the drawings, similar components are denoted by the same reference numerals, and detailed description will be omitted as appropriate.

  First, a wet sheet package according to a first embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 1 shows a state in which the lid closes the opening of the wet sheet package. FIG. 3 shows a state where the lid has opened the opening of the wet sheet package. In FIG. 3, a wet sheet is omitted for convenience of explanation.

  The wet sheet package 10 according to the present embodiment includes a container 12 that stores a plurality of wet sheets UT, and a lid 14 attached to the container 12. The wet sheet UT is a sheet body formed of paper or nonwoven fabric impregnated with a disinfecting alcohol solution, a cleaning solution, and a chemical solution for wiping a face wash or the like. In the wet sheet package 10 according to the present embodiment, the wet sheet package 10 corresponds to the “wet sheet container” of the present invention.

  The container 12 is formed of an airtight film material such as aluminum or a polyethylene laminated film, and has softness or flexibility. In the container 12 shown in FIG. 1, one end 12A and the other end 12B in the longitudinal direction X are closed by thermocompression bonding. The container 12 is a generally rectangular parallelepiped bag having two main surfaces 12C and 12D having the largest areas and side surfaces 12E and 12F. That is, the container 12 is referred to as, for example, a pillow film package or a pillow-type gaspable wrapping. However, as described later, the container of the present embodiment is not limited to a pillow type package, and is not limited to having softness or flexibility.

  As described above, the container 12 shown in FIGS. 1 to 4 has flexibility as a whole. Therefore, the user can use the wet sheet package 10 as being excellent in portability without being strong even when the wet sheet package 10 is put in a pocket or the like.

  As shown in FIGS. 1, 3, and 4, the container 12 has an opening 30. The opening 30 has an opening area through which the wet sheet can pass, and penetrates the film forming the main surface 12C. Therefore, the user can take out the wet sheet UT stored in the storage body 12 from the opening 30. In the wet sheet package 10 according to the present embodiment, the opening 30 corresponds to the “extraction port” of the present invention.

  The opening 30 may be formed in the main surface 12C in advance, or may be formed by a user removing the scheduled opening AR at the start of use of the wet sheet package 10. For example, the opening 30 may be formed by the user removing the scheduled opening AR during use in order to prevent the chemical solution impregnated in the wet sheet UT from evaporating during distribution before use or the like. .

  In this case, a break line 28 such as a perforation is formed at the position of the contour of the opening 30 in the container 12 before use. The user cuts the break line 28 during use and removes the area AR surrounded by the break line 28 (that is, the portion where the opening is to be formed: the “scheduled opening”), whereby the opening 30 is formed. Is done.

  The inner edge 31 of the opening 30 has a curved portion. For example, the shape of the inner edge 31 of the opening 30 is substantially oval or substantially elliptical. Alternatively, the shape of the inner edge 31 of the opening 30 may be a shape in which a curve and a straight line are connected.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the wet sheet UT is accommodated in a folded state inside the accommodating body 12, and can be sequentially taken out from the folded state through the opening 30. That is, when the user takes out the wet sheet UT from the opening 30 in the wet sheet package 10, a part of the next wet sheet UT disposed below the wet sheet UT projects from the opening 30. Pop-up method is adopted.

  Specifically, the wet sheet UT is folded so that the user can sequentially pull out the plurality of wet sheets UT1 to UT3. For example, some of the plurality of wet sheets UT1 to UT3 are folded back so as to enter between each other and to sequentially overlap. In this case, the folding line Q at which the wet sheet UT is folded coincides with the longitudinal direction X of the container 12 (see FIG. 1).

  Thus, when the user pulls out the UT1, the overlapping portion UTa of the UT1 and the next UT2 is pulled out from the opening 30. The UT 1 is separated from the UT 2 and taken out by the function of the slit 41 provided around the opening 30. Details of the function of the slit 41 will be described later. Although three wet sheets UT1, UT2, and UT3 are shown in FIG. 2, the number of wet sheets UT stored in the storage body 12 is not limited to this. Further, as a method of folding the wet sheet UT, a known pop-up type folding method can be adopted. The method of folding the wet sheet UT is not particularly limited.

  The lid 14 is formed as a sheet having flexibility. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 3, the lid 14 is attached to the container 12 and covers at least a part of the container 12. The lid 14 opens and closes the opening 30. In other words, the lid 14 can cover the opening 30 from above or expose the opening 30.

  Specifically, as shown in an enlarged view surrounded by a dashed line shown in FIG. 2, the lid 14 has a base layer 17 made of a synthetic resin sheet of polyethylene, polypropylene, polyester, polyamide, or the like. As shown in FIG. 1, on the base layer 17, for example, characters and graphics of "OPEN" are printed. In order to protect such printing, a coating layer 16 is provided on the upper side of the base layer 17 (outside: the side opposite to the container 12). On the other hand, an adhesive portion 18 is provided below the base layer 17 (inside: on the side of the container 12).

  The container 12 and the lid 14 can be re-adhered and re-peeled to each other by the adhesive portion 18. As the bonding portion 18, for example, a polyester-based or acrylic-based pressure-sensitive adhesive can be used. When the lid 14 closes the opening 30, the bonding portion 18 is provided on the back surface (lower surface) of the base layer 17 around the entire opening 30. However, the bonding portion 18 is not provided on the one end 14a side on which the character “OPEN” shown in FIG. 1 is printed. An adhesive portion 18 is provided on the back surface of the base layer 17 other than the one end portion 14a and on the entire periphery of the opening 30.

  In this way, the user can repeatedly peel off the lid 14 from the container 12 or repeatedly attach the lid 14 to the container 12. In addition, since the adhesive portion 18 is not provided on one end 14a side, the user can easily peel off the lid 14 from one end 14a side to the other end 14b side. .

  In the wet sheet package 10 according to the present embodiment, the bonding portion 18 is provided on the lid 14. However, the bonding portion 18 may be provided on the main surface 12 </ b> C of the container 12 instead of the lid 14. In this case, the bonding portion 18 is provided on the main surface 12 </ b> C of the container 12 other than the one end 14 a, and on the main surface 12 </ b> C around the opening 30. Alternatively, the bonding portion 18 may be provided on both the main surface 12 </ b> C of the housing 12 and the back surface of the lid 14.

  As shown in FIG. 1, FIG. 3 and FIG. 4, the container 12 has a slit 41. The slit 41 is provided around the opening 30. Specifically, the slit 41 is provided between the inner edge 31 of the opening 30 and the outer edge 14c of the lid 14 with the opening 30 closed. The slit 41 is provided not in the entire periphery of the opening 30 but in a part of the periphery of the opening 30, and has one end 43 and the other end 44.

  The slit 41 has a curved portion 42 that extends in a curved manner. The curved portion 42 extends along a curved portion of the inner edge 31 of the opening 30. In the examples shown in FIGS. 1, 3 and 4, the entirety of the slit 41 extends along the inner edge 31 of the opening 30. Note that the slit 41 does not necessarily have to have the curved portion 42. Further, the curved portion 42 does not necessarily need to extend along the curved portion of the inner edge 31 of the opening 30. The details will be described later.

  The slit 41 enables the portion 12G around the opening 30, that is, the portion 12G of the container 12 between the slit 41 and the opening 30 to rise when the wet sheet UT passes through the opening 30.

  Next, a state when the wet sheet passes through the opening will be described with reference to FIGS. FIGS. 5A and 6A correspond to the cut surface C2-C2 shown in FIG. FIG. 5B is a plan view when the opening 30 is viewed in the direction of arrow A1 shown in FIG. FIG. 6B is a plan view when the opening 30 is viewed in the direction of the arrow A2 shown in FIG.

  In FIG. 5A, a part of the wet sheet UT protrudes from the opening 30 to the outside of the housing 12. At this time, the wet sheet UT is not hooked on the inner edge 31 of the opening 30. Alternatively, even when the wet sheet UT is in contact with the inner edge 31 of the opening 30, it hardly receives a force from the inner edge 31 of the opening 30. In other words, the inner edge 31 of the opening 30 hardly gives resistance to the wet sheet UT. Therefore, the portion 12 </ b> G of the container 12 between the slit 41 and the opening 30 is not raised, and exists at substantially the same height as the portion outside the slit 41.

  Here, as described above with reference to FIGS. 1 to 4, the wet sheet package 10 according to the present embodiment employs a pop-up system. In the pop-up method, the sticking of a plurality of wet sheets may be strong. Then, when the user takes out the wet sheet from the take-out opening, a so-called "slip" may occur in which the next wet sheet disposed under the wet sheet is taken out from the take-out opening continuously.

  In addition, in the case where the container is formed of a flexible film material, if only an opening functioning as a wet sheet take-out port is provided, so-called “slipping” of the container alone is suppressed. You may not be able to do it.

  On the other hand, in the wet sheet package 10 according to the present embodiment, when the wet sheet UT passes through the opening 30, the slit 12 is a portion 12 </ b> G of the container 12 between the slit 41 and the opening 30. Floating is possible.

  That is, as shown in FIG. 6A, when the user takes out the wet sheet UT from the opening 30, the wet sheet UT contacts the inner edge 31 of the opening 30 when passing through the opening 30. Then, the wet sheet UT receives a force from the inner edge 31 of the opening 30. In other words, the inner edge 31 of the opening 30 receives a force from the wet sheet UT. Then, since the slit 41 is provided around the opening 30, the portion 12 </ b> G of the container 12 between the slit 41 and the opening 30 rises as shown in FIG. In other words, the slit 41 allows the portion 12G of the container 12 between the slit 41 and the opening 30 to rise when the wet sheet UT passes through the opening 30. Then, the wet sheet UT is hooked on the inner edge 31 of the opening 30 when passing through the opening 30. Specifically, the wet sheet UT is hooked on the end 34 of the inner edge 31 of the opening 30 on the other end 12B (see FIG. 1) side.

  As described above, when the wet sheet UT passes through the opening 30, the portion 12G of the container 12 between the slit 41 and the opening 30 rises. It becomes easy to catch on the inner edge 31 of the opening 30.

  Thereby, the container 12 can give resistance to the wet sheet UT by the inner edge 31 of the opening 30. That is, the container 12 can apply a higher resistance to the wet sheet UT than the resistance applied to the wet sheet UT when the slit 41 is not provided around the opening 30. This makes it possible to suppress the occurrence of so-called “slipping” with a relatively simple structure.

  In addition, since the portion 12G of the container 12 rises, the apparent opening area of the opening 30 when the wet sheet UT passes through the opening 30 when the wet sheet UT passes through the opening 30 when viewed from the drawing direction of the wet sheet UT is as follows. It is smaller than the apparent opening area of the opening 30 before passing through the opening 30. That is, as shown in FIGS. 5A and 5B, before the wet sheet UT passes through the opening 30, the wet sheet UT is perpendicular to the pull-out direction (for example, the direction opposite to the arrow A1). The area of the opening 30 when projecting the opening 30 on the plane S11 is the projection area S1. On the other hand, as shown in FIGS. 6A and 6B, when the wet sheet UT passes through the opening 30, the wet sheet UT is perpendicular to the pull-out direction (for example, the direction opposite to the arrow A2). The area of the opening 30 when the opening 30 is projected on the simple plane S12 is the projection area S2. The projection area S2 is smaller than the projection area S1 because the portion 12G of the container 12 rises.

  Therefore, the container 12 can apply a higher resistance to the wet sheet UT than the resistance applied to the wet sheet UT when the slit 41 is not provided around the opening 30. This also makes it possible to suppress the occurrence of so-called "slipping" with a relatively simple structure. Further, even when the container 12 is formed of a flexible film material, generation of so-called “slipping” can be suppressed by using the container 12 alone.

  Therefore, it is not necessary to provide a special member for the wet sheet package 10. Therefore, the manufacturing process of the wet sheet package 10 can be simplified. Further, in some cases, the generation of so-called “slipping” cannot be suppressed with a single wet sheet package. In this case, a container (for example, a box-shaped container formed of a hard material) different from the wet sheet package may be required. Then, the work of installing the wet sheet package inside another container may be complicated for the user. When the user uses another container, the user must purchase and prepare a container different from the wet sheet package. On the other hand, according to the wet sheet package 10 according to the present embodiment, the user does not need to prepare a box-shaped container formed of a hard material, for example. Therefore, it is possible to eliminate the troublesome work of the user installing the wet sheet package inside the box-shaped container.

  Further, as described above, when the wet sheet UT passes through the opening 30, the portion 12G of the container 12 between the slit 41 and the opening 30 rises, so that higher resistance is given to the wet sheet UT. Can be Therefore, it is not necessary to set the opening area of the opening 30 to an unnecessarily small area. In other words, a relatively large area can be secured as the opening area of the opening 30. Therefore, when starting to use the wet sheet package 10, the user can open the opening 30 with the lid 14 and easily take out the wet sheet UT from the opening 30. Specifically, the user can peel off or re-peel a part of the lid 14 from the container 12 to open the opening 30. On the other hand, when ending use of the wet sheet package 10, the user can easily put the wet sheet UT into the housing 12 through the opening 30, and close the opening 30 with the lid 14. Can be. Specifically, the user can reattach the lid 14 to the container 12 to close the opening 30.

  As shown in FIG. 5B, when the end 33 of the inner edge 31 of the opening 30 on the side of one end 12A (see FIG. 1) is viewed as a reference, the ends 43 and 44 of the slit 41 are , On the side of one end 12A. Specifically, the ends 43 and 44 of the slit 41 are located on one end 12A side of the container 12 when viewed from the end 33 of the inner edge 31 of the opening 30, and the ends 43 and 44 of the slit 41 are , An end 33 of the inner edge 31 of the opening 30 has a distance D1 in the longitudinal direction X.

  Thereby, a wider range can be secured as the portion 12G that rises when the wet sheet UT passes through the opening 30. Therefore, the wet sheet UT is more easily caught on the inner edge 31 of the opening 30 when passing through the opening 30. Thereby, the occurrence of so-called “slipping” can be suppressed by using the flexible container 12 alone.

  Note that the distance D1 may be zero. That is, when viewed along the longitudinal direction X, the ends 43 and 44 of the slit 41 may be present at the same position as the end 33 of the inner edge 31 of the opening 30. Even in this case, a wider range can be secured as the portion 12G that rises when the wet sheet UT passes through the opening 30.

  As described above, the user can easily peel off the lid 14 from one end 14a to the other end 14b. The slit 41 extends from one end 43 and the other end 44 toward the other end 14 b of the lid 14. Therefore, when the user peels off the lid 14, it is possible to suppress the occurrence of cracks at the one end 43 and the other end 44.

  In addition, since the slit 41 has the curved portion 42 that is curved and extends, when the re-adhering and re-peeling of the lid 14 to the container 12 are repeated, or when a plurality of wet sheets UT are sequentially taken out from the opening 30. Even in the case of cracking, it is possible to suppress the occurrence of cracks in the portion of the container 12 in which the slit 41 is provided.

  Furthermore, since the inner edge 31 of the opening 30 has a curved portion and the curved portion 42 of the slit 41 extends along the curved portion, the re-adhering and re-peeling of the lid 14 to the container 12 was repeated. Even in the case or when a plurality of wet sheets UT are sequentially taken out from the opening 30, it is possible to suppress the occurrence of cracks at the inner edge 31 of the opening 30. Further, even in the case where the re-adhering and re-peeling of the lid 14 to the container 12 are repeated, it is possible to further suppress the occurrence of cracks in the portion of the container 12 where the slit 41 is provided.

  Next, a state in which the wet sheet is housed in the housing will be described with reference to FIGS. 7 and 8. FIG. 8A is a cross-sectional view illustrating a state in which the lid 14 has the opening 30 opened. FIG. 8B is a cross-sectional view illustrating a state where the lid 14 closes the opening 30.

  As described above with reference to FIGS. 1, 3 and 4, the slit 41 is provided between the inner edge 31 of the opening 30 and the outer edge 14c of the lid 14 with the opening 30 closed. That is, the slit 41 is disposed inside the outer edge 14c of the lid 14 in a state where the opening 30 is closed. In other words, the outer edge 14c of the lid 14 with the opening 30 closed is arranged outside the slit 41.

  Therefore, as shown in FIG. 7 and FIG. 8A, the user keeps a part of the wet sheet UT protruding from the opening 30 while the part UTb of the wet sheet UT protrudes from the opening 30. The unit UTb can be housed in the housing 12 through the slit 41. Then, as shown in FIG. 8B, when the user reattaches the lid 14 to the container 12, a part UTb of the wet sheet UT protruding from the opening 30 passes through the slit 41. The lid 14 can close the opening 30 while being housed inside the interior 12.

  Thus, when the user finishes using the wet sheet package 10, the user can easily finish using the wet sheet package 10 without putting all of the wet sheet UT into the container 12 through the opening 30. can do. In addition, the lid 14 can close the opening 30 while the part UTb of the wet sheet UT protruding from the opening 30 is housed in the housing 12 through the slit 41. Therefore, even in this state, drying of the wet sheet UT can be suppressed.

  Next, a container according to a first modification of the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 9 corresponds to a plan view when the opening is viewed in the direction of arrow A1 shown in FIG. 5A, and is an enlarged view of the opening.

  In the container 12X of the first modified example shown in FIG. 9, the shape of the inner edge 31A of the opening 30A is circular. That is, the entire inner edge 31A of the opening 30A is a curved portion. The slit 41A is provided around the opening 30A. Specifically, the slit 41A is provided not on the entire periphery of the opening 30A but on a part of the periphery of the opening 30A, and has one end 43A and the other end 44A.

  The slit 41A has a curved portion 42A that extends in a curved manner. The curved portion 42A extends along a curved portion of the inner edge 31A of the opening 30A. In this modification, the entire slit 41A extends along the inner edge 31A of the opening 30A.

  According to this modification, similarly to the container 12 described above with reference to FIGS. 1 to 8, when the wet sheet UT passes through the opening 30 </ b> A, the slit 41 </ b> A around the opening 30 </ b> A, The portion 12G of the container 12 between the opening 41A and the opening 30A can be lifted. Then, the wet sheet UT is hooked on the inner edge 31A of the opening 30A when passing through the opening 30A. Specifically, the wet sheet UT is hooked on the end 34A on the other end 12B (see FIG. 1) side of the inner edge 31A of the opening 30A.

  Thereby, even if the container 12X is formed of a flexible film material, the inner sheet 31A of the opening 30A can provide resistance to the wet sheet UT. That is, the container 12X can apply a higher resistance to the wet sheet UT than the resistance applied to the wet sheet UT when the slit 41A is not provided around the opening 30A. Thereby, the occurrence of so-called “slipping” can be suppressed by using the flexible container 12X alone.

  Also, since the shape of the inner edge 31A of the opening 30A is circular and the slit 41A extends along the inner edge 31A of the opening 30A, the portion of the container 12X provided with the inner edge 31A of the opening 30A and the slit 41 is provided. Cracks can be further suppressed.

  As shown in FIG. 9, when the end 33A on the side of one end 12A (see FIG. 1) of the inner edge 31A of the opening 30A is viewed as a reference, the ends 43A and 44A of the slit 41A are one side. It is on the side of the end 12A. Specifically, the ends 43A and 44A of the slit 41A are located on the one end 12A side of the container 12X when viewed from the end 33A of the inner edge 31A of the opening 30A, and the ends 43A and 44A of the slit 41A A distance D2 in the longitudinal direction X exists between the opening 30A and the end 33A of the inner edge 31A.

  Thereby, a wider range can be secured as the portion 12G that rises when the wet sheet UT passes through the opening 30A. Therefore, the wet sheet UT is more easily caught on the inner edge 31A of the opening 30A when passing through the opening 30A. Thereby, the occurrence of so-called “slipping” can be suppressed by using the flexible container 12X alone.

  Next, a container according to a second modification of the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 10 corresponds to a plan view when the opening is viewed in the direction of arrow A1 shown in FIG. 5A, and is an enlarged view of the opening.

  In the container 12Y of the second modified example shown in FIG. 10, the opening 30 is the same as the opening 30 of the container 12 described above with reference to FIGS.

  The slit 41 </ b> B of the present modification is provided around the opening 30. Specifically, the slit 41B is provided not on the entire periphery of the opening 30 but on a part of the periphery of the opening 30 and has one end 43B and the other end 44B. The slit 41B does not have a curved portion but has a straight portion. Specifically, the slit 41B extends in a rectangular shape.

  According to the present modification, similarly to the container 12 described above with reference to FIGS. 1 to 8, when the wet sheet UT passes through the opening 30, the slit 41 </ b> B The portion 12G of the container 12 between the opening 41B and the opening 30 can be lifted. Then, the wet sheet UT is hooked on the inner edge 31 of the opening 30 when passing through the opening 30. Specifically, the wet sheet UT is hooked on the end 34 of the inner edge 31 of the opening 30 on the other end 12B (see FIG. 1) side.

  Thus, even if the container 12Y is formed of a flexible film material, the inner sheet 31 of the opening 30 can provide resistance to the wet sheet UT. That is, the container 12Y can apply a higher resistance to the wet sheet UT than the resistance applied to the wet sheet UT when the slit 41B is not provided around the opening 30. Thereby, the occurrence of so-called “slipping” can be suppressed by using the flexible container 12Y alone.

  As shown in FIG. 10, when the end 33 of the inner edge 31 of the opening 30 on the side of one end 12A (see FIG. 1) is viewed as a reference, the ends 43B and 44B of the slit 41B are one side. It is on the side of the end 12A. Specifically, the ends 43B and 44B of the slit 41B are located on one end 12A side of the container 12Y when viewed from the end 33 of the inner edge 31 of the opening 30. , An end portion 33 of the inner edge 31 of the opening 30 has a distance D3 in the longitudinal direction X.

  Thereby, a wider range can be secured as the portion 12G that rises when the wet sheet UT passes through the opening 30. Therefore, the wet sheet UT is more easily caught on the inner edge 31 of the opening 30 when passing through the opening 30. Thereby, the occurrence of so-called “slipping” can be suppressed by using the flexible container 12Y alone.

  Next, a container according to a third modification of the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 11 corresponds to a plan view of the opening when viewed in the direction of arrow A1 shown in FIG. 5A, and shows the opening in an enlarged manner.

  In the container 12Z of the third modification shown in FIG. 11, the opening 30 is the same as the opening 30 of the container 12 described above with reference to FIGS.

  The slit 41 </ b> C of this modification is provided around the opening 30. Specifically, the slit 41C is provided not on the entire periphery of the opening 30 but on a part of the periphery of the opening 30, and has one end 43C and the other end 44C. The slit 41C does not have a curved portion but has a straight portion. Specifically, the slit 41C is open at one end 43C and the other end 44C, and is closed at the side opposite to the one end 43C and the other end 44C. That is, as shown in FIG. 11, the slit 41C extends in a so-called V-shape.

  According to this modification, similarly to the container 12 described above with reference to FIGS. 1 to 8, when the wet sheet UT passes through the opening 30, the slit 41 </ b> C surrounds the portion 12 </ b> G around the opening 30, that is, the slit. The portion 12G of the container 12 between the opening 41C and the opening 30 can be lifted. Then, the wet sheet UT is hooked on the inner edge 31 of the opening 30 when passing through the opening 30. Specifically, the wet sheet UT is hooked on the end 34 of the inner edge 31 of the opening 30 on the other end 12B (see FIG. 1) side.

  Thus, even if the container 12Z is formed of a flexible film material, the inner sheet 31 of the opening 30 can provide resistance to the wet sheet UT. That is, the container 12Z can apply a higher resistance to the wet sheet UT than the resistance applied to the wet sheet UT when the slit 41C is not provided around the opening 30. Thereby, the occurrence of so-called "slipping" can be suppressed by using the flexible container 12Z alone.

  As shown in FIG. 11, when the end 33 of the inner edge 31 of the opening 30 on the side of one end 12A (see FIG. 1) is used as a reference, the ends 43C and 44C of the slit 41C are one side. It is on the side of the end 12A. Specifically, the ends 43C and 44C of the slit 41C are located on one end 12A side of the container 12Z when viewed from the end 33 of the inner edge 31 of the opening 30. , An end 33 of the inner edge 31 of the opening 30 has a distance D4 in the longitudinal direction X.

  Thereby, a wider range can be secured as the portion 12G that rises when the wet sheet UT passes through the opening 30. Therefore, the wet sheet UT is more easily caught on the inner edge 31 of the opening 30 when passing through the opening 30. Thereby, the occurrence of so-called "slipping" can be suppressed by using the flexible container 12Z alone.

  Next, a wet sheet container according to a second embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. In addition, when the components of the wet sheet container according to the second embodiment are the same as the components of the wet sheet container according to the first embodiment described above with reference to FIGS. It is omitted as appropriate, and the following description focuses on the differences.

  The wet sheet container 10A illustrated in FIG. 12 includes a container 51 that stores a plurality of wet sheets UT (see FIG. 2), a cover member 22 attached to the container 51, and a lid attached to the cover member 22. And a body 21. The container 51 has softness or flexibility similarly to the container 12 described above with reference to FIGS. 1 to 4, and is referred to as, for example, a pillow film package or a pillow type gasket packaging. That is, in the container 51 shown in FIG. 12, one end 51A and the other end 51B in the longitudinal direction X are closed by thermocompression bonding. An opening 30 is provided in the main surface 51C of the container 51. The opening 30 is as described above with reference to FIGS.

  The cover member 22 is attached to the container 51 and covers at least a part of the container 51. The cover member 22 is fixed to the main surface 51C of the container 51, and has an outlet 30B having an opening area through which the wet sheet UT can pass. The wet sheet UT is stored in a folded state inside the storage body 51, and can be sequentially taken out from the folded state through the opening 30 and the take-out port 30B. That is, the pop-up method is adopted for the wet sheet container 10A.

  The cover 21 is rotatably supported by the cover member 22 and opens and closes the outlet 30B. That is, the lid 21 can cover and take out the outlet 30B from above or expose the outlet 30B.

  The lid 21 is provided with a projection 21a that projects toward the cover member 22 when the lid 21 is closed. On the other hand, the cover member 22 is provided with a projection 22a that projects toward the lid 21 when the lid 21 is closed. When the lid 21 is closed, the protrusion 21 a of the lid 21 contacts or approaches the protrusion 22 a of the cover member 22. Thereby, the lid 21 can secure airtightness inside the container 51 by closing.

  The cover member 22 has a slit 41D. The slit 41D is provided around the outlet 30B. Specifically, the slit 41D is provided between the inner edge 31B of the outlet 30B and the outer edge 21c of the lid 21 with the outlet 30B closed. The slit 41D is provided not on the entire periphery of the outlet 30B but on a part of the periphery of the outlet 30B, and has one end 43D and the other end 44D. The slit 41D has a curved portion 42D that extends in a curved manner. The curved portion 42D extends along a curved portion of the inner edge 31B of the outlet 30B.

  The slit 41D allows the portion 22G around the outlet 30B, that is, the portion 22G of the cover member 22 between the slit 41D and the outlet 30B, to rise when the wet sheet UT passes through the outlet 30B. That is, in the wet sheet container 10A shown in FIG. 12, when the wet sheet UT passes through the outlet 30B, the cover member 22 is provided with the slit 41D that allows the portion 22G around the outlet 30B to rise. I have. In this regard, the wet sheet container 10A shown in FIG. 12 is different from the wet sheet package 10 described above with reference to FIGS.

  According to the wet sheet container 10A according to the present embodiment, when the user takes out the wet sheet UT from the outlet 30B, the wet sheet UT comes into contact with the inner edge 31B of the outlet 30B when passing through the outlet 30B. . Then, the wet sheet UT receives a force from the inner edge 31B of the outlet 30B. In other words, the inner edge 31B of the outlet 30B receives a force from the wet sheet UT. Then, since the slit 41D is provided around the outlet 30B, the portion 22G of the cover member 22 between the slit 41D and the outlet 30B rises. That is, when the wet sheet UT passes through the outlet 30B, the slit 41D allows the portion 22G of the cover member 22 to float between the slit 41D and the outlet 30B. Then, when passing through the outlet 30B, the wet sheet UT is hooked on the inner edge 31B of the outlet 30B.

  As described above, when the wet sheet UT passes through the take-out opening 30B, the portion 22G of the cover member 22 between the slit 41D and the take-out opening 30B rises, and therefore, when the wet sheet UT passes through the take-out opening 30B. It becomes easy to catch on the inner edge 31B of the outlet 30B.

  Thereby, the cover member 22 can give resistance to the wet sheet UT by the inner edge 31B of the outlet 30B. That is, the cover member 22 can apply a higher resistance to the wet sheet UT than the resistance applied to the wet sheet UT when the slit 41D is not provided around the outlet 30B. This makes it possible to suppress the occurrence of so-called “slipping” with a relatively simple structure. As for other effects, the same effects as those of the wet sheet package 10 described above with reference to FIGS. 1 to 8 can be obtained.

  Next, a wet sheet container according to a third embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. In addition, when the components of the wet sheet container according to the third embodiment are the same as the components of the wet sheet container according to the first embodiment described above with reference to FIGS. It is omitted as appropriate, and the following description focuses on the differences.

  The wet sheet container 10B shown in FIG. 13 includes a container 52 and a lid 14B attached to the container 52. The container 52 is a box-shaped container formed of a hard material such as polyethylene or polypropylene, and accommodates, for example, a pillow film package containing a plurality of wet sheets UT (see FIG. 2). That is, the container 52 illustrated in FIG. 13 stores, for example, a package 53 that stores a plurality of wet sheets UT. Thereby, the container 52 can store a plurality of wet sheets UT.

  The container 52 has an outlet 30C having an opening area through which the wet sheet UT can pass. The wet sheet UT is accommodated in a folded state inside, for example, a pillow film package housed in the housing body 52, and can be sequentially taken out from the folded state through the opening 30 and the take-out opening 30C of the pillow film package. . That is, for example, a pillow film package accommodated in the container 52 of the wet sheet container 10B employs a pop-up method. The package of the wet sheet UT contained in the container 52 is not limited to a pillow film package.

  The lid 14B is rotatably supported by the container 52, and opens and closes the outlet 30C. That is, the lid 14B can cover and take out the take-out opening 30C from above or expose the take-out opening 30C. The lid 14B is provided with a projection 14d that projects toward the container 52 when the lid 14B is closed. The protrusion 14d can secure airtightness by contacting or approaching the container 52 when the lid 14B is closed.

  The container 52 has a slit 41E. The slit 41E is provided around the outlet 30C. Specifically, the slit 41E is provided between the inner edge 31C of the outlet 30C and the outer edge 14e of the lid 14B with the outlet 30C closed. The slit 41E is provided not on the entire periphery of the outlet 30C but on a part of the periphery of the outlet 30C, and has one end 43E and the other end 44E. The slit 41E has a curved portion 42E that extends in a curved manner. The curved portion 42E extends along a curved portion of the inner edge 31C of the outlet 30C.

  The slit 41E enables the portion 52G around the take-out opening 30C, that is, the portion 52G of the container 52 between the slit 41E and the take-out opening 30C, to rise when the wet sheet UT passes through the take-out opening 30C. That is, in the wet sheet container 10B shown in FIG. 13, when the wet sheet UT passes through the outlet 30C, the slit 41E that allows the portion 52G around the outlet 30C to float up is provided in the container 52. I have. In this regard, the wet sheet container 10B shown in FIG. 13 is the same as the wet sheet package 10 described above with reference to FIGS. 1 to 8, and is different from the wet sheet container 10A described above with reference to FIG.

  According to the wet sheet container 10B according to the present embodiment, the generation of so-called “slipping” can be suppressed with a relatively simple structure by the same operation as the operation described above with reference to FIGS. 1 to 8 and 12. As for other effects, the same effects as those of the wet sheet package 10 described above with reference to FIGS. 1 to 8 can be obtained.

  The embodiment of the invention has been described. However, the present invention is not limited to the above embodiment, and various changes can be made without departing from the scope of the claims. The configuration of the above embodiment can be partially omitted or arbitrarily combined so as to be different from the above.

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Claims (5)

An enclosure for accommodating a plurality of wet sheets that are folded and can be sequentially taken out from a state of being partially overlapped with each other and from which the next wet sheet projects when one wet sheet is taken out When,
A lid attached to the container, and covering at least a part of the container;
With
The container,
An outlet having an opening area through which the wet sheet can pass,
A slit provided around the take-out opening, and having a curved portion extending in a curved manner, which allows a portion around the take-out opening to float when the wet sheet passes through the take-out opening,
Has,
The peripheral portion is a portion of the container between the slit and the outlet,
The lid body, Ri open der the outlet,
The inner edge of the outlet has a curved portion,
The said curved part extended along the said curved part, The wet sheet container characterized by the above-mentioned . An enclosure for accommodating a plurality of wet sheets that are folded and can be sequentially taken out from a state of being partially overlapped with each other and from which the next wet sheet projects when one wet sheet is taken out When,
A cover member attached to the container, and covering at least a part of the container;
A lid attached to the cover member and provided rotatably with respect to the cover member,
With
The cover member,
An outlet having an opening area through which the wet sheet can pass,
A slit provided around the take-out opening, and having a curved portion extending in a curved manner, which allows a portion around the take-out opening to float when the wet sheet passes through the take-out opening,
Has,
The peripheral portion is a portion of the cover member between the slit and the outlet,
The lid body, Ri open der the outlet,
The inner edge of the outlet has a curved portion,
The said curved part extended along the said curved part, The wet sheet container characterized by the above-mentioned . An enclosure for accommodating a plurality of wet sheets that are folded and can be sequentially taken out from a state of being partially overlapped with each other and from which the next wet sheet projects when one wet sheet is taken out When,
A lid attached to the container, and covering at least a part of the container;
With
The container,
An outlet having an opening area through which the wet sheet can pass,
A slit having one end and the other end provided around the take-out opening, and allowing the portion around the take-out opening to rise when the wet sheet passes through the take-out opening;
Has,
The peripheral portion is a portion of the container between the slit and the outlet,
The lid body, Ri open der the outlet,
The slit extends from the one end and the other end provided apart from each other on one end side of the inner edge of the outlet, and is connected to the other end of the inner edge of the outlet. wet sheet housing body and having a. An enclosure for accommodating a plurality of wet sheets that are folded and can be sequentially taken out from a state of being partially overlapped with each other and from which the next wet sheet projects when one wet sheet is taken out When,
A cover member attached to the container, and covering at least a part of the container;
A lid attached to the cover member and rotatably supported on the cover member,
With
The cover member,
An outlet having an opening area through which the wet sheet can pass,
A slit having one end and the other end provided around the take-out opening, and allowing the portion around the take-out opening to rise when the wet sheet passes through the take-out opening;
Has,
The peripheral portion is a portion of the cover member between the slit and the outlet,
The lid body, Ri open der the outlet,
The slit extends from the one end and the other end provided apart from each other on one end side of the inner edge of the outlet, and is connected to the other end of the inner edge of the outlet. wet sheet housing body and having a. The said one end part and the other end part of the said slit exist in the one end side of the said container when seen from one end part of the inner edge of the said take-out opening, The Claim 3 or 4 characterized by the above-mentioned. 4. The wet sheet container according to item 1.

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