JP7274829B2 - button cleaning tool - Google Patents

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TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a cleaning tool for cleaning a surface to be cleaned such as a floor surface, and more particularly, a cleaning tool capable of not only cleaning by pushing and pulling the surface to be cleaned but also by sweeping the cleaning tool, its grip portion, and wiping body. Regarding.

As a prior art related to the present invention, first, there is a "mop gripper" described in Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 60-00036 (Patent Document 1). FIG. 13 of the present application shows the mop gripper in Patent Document 1. FIG. At ( 13 A) handle 102 is pivotally attached to mop support frame 111 by clipping arm 103 to horizontal shaft 105 centrally located in frame 104 . In the arm 103 of (13B), the elastic member 108 hangs down when the opening projecting piece 109 is projected horizontally, the pressing piece 110 and the curved portion 111 surround and lock the horizontal shaft 105, and the handle 102 is pivotally attached. I know you are. At (13D), piles 119 are densely planted on the lower surface of the base fabric 118, and a window 120 is opened in the center of the upper surface to expose the horizontal shaft 105. In FIG. The mop support frame 111 is inserted into the base cloth 118 through the slit-shaped opening 121 .
In this state, the arm 103 is engaged with the central horizontal shaft 105, so that the pile 119 can be pushed and pulled against the surface to be cleaned. Since there is pile 119 only on the lower surface of the base cloth 118, both sides cannot be cleaned, and the base cloth 118 becomes dirty immediately.

Secondly, there is a "gripping tool" described in Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 60-16351 (Patent Document 2). FIG. 14 of the present application shows a gripper 201 in Patent Document 2. FIG. In this mop 210, piles 211 are densely planted on the lower surface of a base cloth 212, and bag portions 213 are formed on the upper surface. Inserting the ""-shaped insertion piece 203 into the bag portion 213, and erecting the handle 202 at the end thereof, the grip portion 201 is completed.
When the handle 202 is pushed down, the mop 210 can be swept like a broom because it has elasticity. Moreover, since the pile 119 is provided only on the lower surface of the base cloth 118, both sides cannot be cleaned, and there is a weak point that the base cloth 118 is easily soiled.

Thirdly, there is a "holding tool for a cleaning member" described in Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 06-25255 (Patent Document 3). FIG. 15 of the present application shows the holder in Patent Document 3. FIG. In this holder, a mop body M composed of a large number of piles M1 is formed on the lower surface of the base cloth M2, and a large number of disk-shaped insertion pieces 301e are stacked in multiple stages on a narrowed shaft near the base of the grip handle 301. are doing. Therefore, the handle 301 can be easily bent in the area of the insertion piece 301e, and the mop body M can be swung by swinging the mop main body M left and right with respect to the handle 301, and sweeping can be performed by swinging.
However, since the mop main body M exists only on the lower surface of the base cloth M2, many of the piles M1 are quickly soiled, resulting in a short cleaning life.

Fourth, there is a "mop gripper" described in Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 06-32051 (Patent Document 4). FIG. 16 of the present application shows a mop gripper in Patent Document 4. FIG. In this mop gripper, the mop is formed only on the lower surface of the gripper 401 , and the handle 403 is erected on the upper surface of the gripper 401 via a pivoting portion 404 . A feature of Patent Document 4 is that an elastic deformation member 412 is provided near the base of the handle 403 . This elastic deformation member 412 is a bellows, and has the characteristic that the handle 403 can be swung left and right as indicated by a two-dot chain line, and sweeping can be performed by swinging.
However, as in Patent Document 3, since the mop exists only on the lower surface of the gripper 401, many piles are quickly soiled, resulting in a short cleaning life.

Fifth, there is a "wiping body, cleaning tool, and manufacturing method of wiping body" described in Japanese Patent No. 5583426 (Patent Document 5). FIG. 17 of the present application shows the mop cleaner in Patent Document 5. FIG. In this mop cleaning tool, a pile group 503 is planted around the entire circumference of the wiping body 501 except for an opening 506, which has the advantage of extending the cleaning life, which is different from other Patent Documents 1 to 4. .
However, at the lower end of the handle portion 505, an insertion shaft 504 is protruding left and right via a joint member 509 so as to be freely opened and closed. Open to the state of (17A). From the above structure, it is clear that the wiping body 501 cannot be swung with respect to the handle portion 505, and there is a weak point that sweeping is difficult.

Sixthly, there is a "sweeping cleaning tool and its gripper, handle and wiping body" described in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2018-047021 (Patent Document 6), which is a prior application filed by the present applicant. FIG. 18 of the present application shows a sweeping type cleaning tool in Patent Document 6. FIG. This sweeping type cleaning tool has a structure in which a clip portion 640 at the lower end of a handle 650 is pressed with a finger 661 to open the clip portion 640 and attached to one of two upper and lower shafts 623 and 624. It is excellent in that the clip can be easily attached to and detached from any of the shafts 623 and 624 regardless of the arrangement of the grip portion 620 .
However, since the left and right gripping bodies 621 and 622 of the gripping part 620 are connected by the two central shafts 623 and 624, when the left and right gripping bodies 621 and 622 are gripped with both hands, the gripping part 620 is The durability of the grip portion 620 is weak because it is easily twisted around the longitudinal axis. In addition, since the work of pressing the clip to open it is not popular with ordinary mops, it has a weak point in its popularity as a rental mop.

Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 60-00036 Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 60-16351 Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 06-25255 Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 06-32051 Japanese Patent No. 5583426 JP 2018-047021 A

As described above, in Patent Document 1, since the arm 103 is engaged with the horizontal shaft 105 at the center of the grip portion, the grip portion can be pressed against the surface to be cleaned and the cleaning can be performed by pushing and pulling. Even if it swings slightly, there is no feeling of sweeping like a broom. Moreover, since the pile 119 is provided only on the lower surface of the base cloth 118, the upper surface of the gripping portion does not have a cleaning function, and if the lower surface becomes dirty, it must be replaced, resulting in a short cleaning life.

Moreover, in Patent Document 2, even though the square-shaped insertion piece 203 has elasticity, the mop 210 does not swing with respect to the handle 202 at all, so the feeling of sweeping is considerably inferior. In addition, since the pile 211 is only on the lower surface of the bag-like portion 213, both sides cannot be cleaned, and if the lower surface becomes dirty, the mop must be replaced, resulting in a short cleaning life.

Furthermore, in Patent Document 3, the flexibility of the handle 301 allows the mop body M to swing left and right, thereby enabling sweeping. However, since the mop main body M exists only on the lower surface of the base cloth M2, the pile M1 is quickly soiled and the cleaning life is short.

Similarly, Patent Document 4 also allows the mop to swing left and right due to the flexibility of the handle 403, as in Patent Document 3, and has a feeling of sweeping. However, since the mop exists only on the lower surface of the gripper 401, it also has the shortcoming of a short cleaning life.

Patent Document 5 differs from Patent Documents 1 to 4 in that a pile group 503 is planted on the entire circumference of a wiping body 501, cleaning can be performed using the upper and lower surfaces of the mop, and the mop has a long cleaning life. However, it is clear that the wiping body 501 cannot be swung with respect to the handle portion 505, and it has a weak point that sweeping is completely impossible.

Patent Literature 6 is a sweeping cleaning tool that uses full-face pile, but it has structural weaknesses. That is, since the left and right gripping bodies 621 and 622 of the gripping part 620 are connected by the two central shafts 623 and 624, when the left and right gripping bodies 621 and 622 are gripped with both hands, the gripping part 620 is The durability of the grip part 620 is weak because it is easily twisted around the longitudinal direction. In addition, there is a danger that the clip will suddenly open and the gripping parts will separate when some force is applied to the clip. Furthermore, since the operation of pressing the clip to open the mop is not popular among general consumers, it has a weak point in its popularity as a rental mop.

Therefore, the present invention is a sweeping cleaning tool that uses piles on the entire circumference, and the gripping portion is composed of a single gripping body having a single shaft, thereby dramatically improving torsional strength. It is what I let you do. In addition, the connection and disconnection between the handle and the gripping part can be configured by the finger-pushing action of the projecting button and the push-pull action of the handle, thereby increasing the connection strength and eliminating sudden accidental separation such as a clip. Furthermore, since it is configured to be familiar to general consumers with a finger-push action and a push-pull action of the handle, it has succeeded in increasing the effect of popularization in general households and business establishments.

The present invention has been made to solve the above problems, and a first form of the present invention is a plate-shaped gripping portion having a swing axis in a notch formed in the central portion in the longitudinal direction. , a gripping portion that is used inside the wiping body and is capable of swinging about the swinging shaft to sweep the surface to be cleaned; It consists of left and right swing shafts arranged substantially in parallel, and a box-shaped receiving member that can freely swing integrally with or separately from the left and right swing shafts is arranged in the gap where the left and right swing shafts face each other. A handle opening is formed in the end surface of the member opposite to the swing shaft, and a button opening is formed in the front surface of the receiving member. is a gripping portion of a button-type cleaning tool that can swing around the axis.

In a second aspect of the present invention, the swing shaft is integrally provided on the left and right side surfaces of the receiving member, and the grip portion is formed with left and right cutout end surfaces and a cutout bottom surface that form the outline of the cutout portion, A hole is formed in each of the left and right notched end surfaces, and the left and right swing shafts are inserted into the left and right holes, respectively, to attach the receiving member to the grip portion, and the left and right swing shafts are attached. Each of them is axially rotatable in each of the left and right holes, and the receiving member is also a grasping portion of a button-type cleaning tool that can be freely swung in the notch integrally with the left and right swing shafts.

In a third embodiment of the present invention, the gripping portion is constructed by surface-joining two thin gripping plates divided in the thickness direction, and semicircular holes are formed in the left and right notched end faces of the two thin gripping plates, respectively. is a gripping portion of a button-type cleaning tool in which, when two thin gripping plates are surface-joined, the semi-circular holes of the two are joined together to form a hole.

A fourth form of the present invention is a gripping portion of a button-type cleaning tool, wherein the thin gripping plate is composed of two semi-thin gripping plates divided into left and right portions at the bottom of the notch.

In a fifth embodiment of the present invention, the grip portion is formed with left and right cutout end surfaces and a cutout bottom surface that form the outline of the cutout portion, and the left and right cutout end surfaces are provided with the left and right swing shafts, respectively, and the receiving member Left and right receiving holes are formed in the left and right side surfaces of the member, respectively. It is a grip part of a button-type cleaning tool.

In a sixth aspect of the present invention, the left and right swing shafts are elastically biased in the protruding direction with respect to the left and right cutout end surfaces so as to be able to protrude and retract, and the left and right swing shafts are configured so as to be capable of projecting and retracting. The holding part of the button-type cleaning tool is configured so that only the receiving member can swing freely in the notch.

A seventh aspect of the present invention is a handle connected to the grip portion of any one of the first to sixth aspects, wherein a connecting member is attached to the lower end of the handle, and the connecting member is at least a projection for connecting the handle. and a projection for inserting the receiving member projecting in opposite directions to each other, and in front of the projection for inserting the receiving member, a push-in button that is always elastically biased to a protruding state is arranged so as to be freely protruded and retracted. The handle coupling projection is attached to the handle receiving portion so as to be freely rotatable in the left-right direction. It is the handle part of the button-type cleaning tool that is fixed to the

In an eighth embodiment of the present invention, a partition plate is interposed between the handle coupling projection and the receiving member insertion projection, and when the receiving member insertion projection is inserted into the handle opening of the receiving member, the partition plate is the handle portion of the button cleaner that closes the handle opening.

In the ninth form of the present invention, in order to separate the receiving member insertion projection from the receiving member in order to detach the handle portion from the grip portion, it is only necessary to push the projecting/retracting button into the button opening and pull out the connecting member. This is the handle of a button-type cleaning tool that can be used.

A tenth form of the present invention is a wiping body incorporating the gripping portion according to any one of the first to sixth forms. The wiping body is a wiping body capable of cleaning the surface to be cleaned. The wiping body is formed of a longitudinal cylindrical cloth body and a wiping material planted on the entire peripheral surface of the wiping body. It is formed from a side edge and two edges in the width direction, has a central opening in the center of the upper edge or the lower edge, and one of the two edges is an open end opening, The other edge is an end opening or a closed closed end. To insert the grip into the wiping body, the grip is inserted through the end opening, the receiving member is positioned in the central opening, and the grip is for the handle. A wiping body configured to expose an opening.

An eleventh form of the present invention is a button-type cleaning tool composed of a plate-shaped grip, a handle, and a wiping body. The rocking shaft comprises left and right rocking shafts positioned in the notch and arranged substantially parallel to the sides of the gripping portion. A box-shaped receiving member is arranged integrally with or separately from the shaft and capable of freely swinging. A handle opening is formed on the end surface of the receiving member opposite to the swing shaft, and a button opening is formed on the front surface of the receiving member. The handle portion has a connecting member attached to the lower end of the handle, and the connecting member comprises at least a handle coupling projection and a receiving member insertion projection projecting in opposite directions to each other, and the handle The connecting projection is attached to the lower end of the handle so as to be freely rotatable in the left-right direction, and in front of the projection for inserting the receiving member, a projecting/retracting button that is always elastically biased to a projecting state is arranged so as to be projectable and retractable. The protrusion for inserting the receiving member is inserted into the opening for the handle of the receiving member, the projecting/retracting button protrudes from the opening for the button and is fixed to the receiving member, and the wiping body is mounted so as to fit inside the grip portion and swing. This is a button-type cleaning tool in which a grip portion is suspended by a shaft, and the grip portion can swing about the swing shaft.

A twelfth form of the present invention is a button-type cleaning tool comprising a grip portion according to any one of the first to sixth forms, a handle according to any one of the seventh to ninth forms, and a wiping body according to the tenth form. is.

According to the first aspect of the present invention, the plate-shaped gripping portion having the swing shaft in the notch formed in the central portion in the longitudinal direction is used by being installed inside the wiping body, and the swing shaft is the center of the grip. The gripping portion is capable of swinging to sweep the surface to be cleaned, and the swinging shaft consists of left and right swinging shafts positioned in the notch and arranged substantially parallel to the sides of the gripping portion. A box-shaped receiving member that can be freely swung integrally with or separately from the left and right swing shafts is arranged in the gap where the swing shafts face each other, and the receiving member has an opening for a handle on the end face on the side opposite to the swing shaft. A gripping portion of a button-type cleaning tool in which an opening for a button is formed on the front surface of a receiving member, the gripping portion is suspended by a swinging shaft, and the gripping portion can swing around the swinging shaft. can provide.
The gripping part is formed from a single gripping plate, and the rigidity of the gripping plate provides high strength against pushing, bending, and torsion. There are advantages that you can use. In particular, as shown in Patent Document 6, in the case of a structure in which two left and right gripping plates are connected by two pivot shafts (shafts) in the center, durability against torsion is particularly low. Therefore, the present invention has the advantage of significantly increasing durability.
In addition, one rocking shaft is protruded from the left and right at the center of the central notch of the gripping portion, and the receiving member is rotatably supported by the left and right rocking shafts, thereby rocking the gripping portion. It is configured to swing freely around an axis to enable sweeping. Moreover, since the receiving member is integrated with the gripping portion by the swing shaft so as to be rotatable, there is an advantage that the receiving member is securely and firmly integrated with the gripping portion. In particular, in the case of Patent Document 6, since the swing shaft is only clamped by the clip, there is a weak point that the clip opens and the gripping portion separates when some force acts on the clip. On the other hand, the present invention has the advantage of eliminating separation and enabling safe and stable sweeping over a long period of time.
Furthermore, since the receiving member is formed with a handle opening, the handle can be connected simply by pushing and pulling the handle portion into and out of the handle opening, and general users are accustomed to this work. It has the power to spread. Moreover, the handle can be attached and detached simply by pushing and retracting the push-and-remove button into the button opening in the front of the receiving member. The spread power of the technology of the present application is effective in significantly increasing compared to Patent Document 6.

According to the second aspect of the present invention, the swing shaft is integrally provided on the left and right side surfaces of the receiving member, and the grip portion is formed with left and right cutout end surfaces and a cutout bottom surface that form the outline of the cutout portion. A hole is formed in each of the left and right notched end faces, and the left and right swing shafts are inserted into the left and right holes, respectively, and the receiving member is attached to the grip portion, thereby swinging left and right. Each of the shafts is rotatable in each of the left and right holes, and the gripping portion of the button-type cleaning tool can be provided in which the receiving member is also oscillatable in the notch integrally with the left and right oscillating shafts. .
In the present invention, the rocking shafts are integrally provided on the left and right side surfaces of the receiving member, and the left and right rocking shafts are inserted into the left and right holes to attach the receiving member to the grip portion. Therefore, the receiving member is firmly connected to the gripping portion, and the receiving member is surely prevented from being separated from the gripping portion. As described above, the handle is simply inserted into and removed from the receiving member by pushing and pulling the handle, and can be attached and detached simply by pressing the projecting button. There are significant benefits. Strengthening of the connection force and simplification of the attachment/detachment operation in the present invention are much better than those of Patent Document 6.

According to the third aspect of the present invention, the gripping portion is configured by surface-joining two thin gripping plates divided in the thickness direction, and the left and right notched end surfaces of the two thin gripping plates are formed with semicircular shapes, respectively. When two thin gripping plates are surface-joined, the semi-circular holes of the two thin gripping plates are joined together to form a hole, thereby providing a gripping portion of a button-type cleaning tool.
The two thin gripping plates have a structure in which they can be engaged by surface joining, so that a single-plate gripping portion can be easily assembled. Moreover, if semi-circular holes are formed in the left and right notched end surfaces of the two thin gripping plates, respectively, the semi-circular holes of the two thin gripping plates can be joined together simply by surface joining the two thin gripping plates. It is possible to easily form the hole by Therefore, it is possible to provide a gripping portion of a button-type cleaning tool that is highly mass-producible.

According to the fourth aspect of the present invention, it is possible to provide a gripping portion of a button-type cleaning tool comprising two semi-thin gripping plates that are divided into right and left portions at the bottom of the notch.
Since each of the two thin gripping plates is composed of two semi-thin gripping plates divided into left and right at the bottom of the notch, one thin gripping plate can be divided into two semi-thin gripping plates left and right. It can be easily assembled by just joining and engaging the end faces. Then, by surface-bonding two thin gripping plates, a gripping portion can be formed. Therefore, in this case, there is an advantage that the gripping portion can be constructed from four semi-thin gripping plates, and mass production of the gripping portion is possible using the four semi-thin gripping plates.

According to the fifth aspect of the present invention, the left and right cutout end surfaces and the cutout bottom surface that form the outline of the cutout portion are formed in the grip portion, and the left and right cutout end surfaces are provided with the left and right swing shafts, respectively, Left and right receiving holes are formed in the left and right side surfaces of the receiving member, respectively, and the left and right swing shafts are respectively inserted into the left and right receiving holes to allow the receiving member to swing freely in the notches. It is a grip part of a button-type cleaning tool configured in
In this embodiment, the rocking shaft protrudes from the left and right notched end surfaces, and the receiving member has a receiving hole portion formed on each of the left and right side surfaces. The left and right swing shafts are inserted into the left and right receiving holes, respectively, so that the receiving member can swing freely in the notch.
As described above, the rocking shaft may be protruded from the left and right side surfaces of the receiving member, or may be protruded from the left and right notch end surfaces as in this embodiment. In this way, the present invention has the advantage of ensuring diversity in the configuration of the swing shaft.

According to the sixth aspect of the present invention, each of the left and right swing shafts is elastically biased in the projecting direction against the left and right cutout end faces so as to be able to project and retract, and only the receiving member swings in the cutout. It is a grasping part of a button-type cleaning tool configured to be movable.
In this embodiment, the left and right rocking shafts projecting from the left and right notch end faces must be elastically biased in the projecting direction with respect to the left and right notch end faces so as to be able to project and retract. The left and right rocking shafts normally protrude, but when they are inserted into the receiving holes of the receiving member, the left and right rocking shafts are pushed in to create a free space in the notch, into which the receiving member is inserted. By doing so, each of the swing shafts can be easily inserted into the receiving hole.
With such a structure, there is an advantage that the receiving member can be easily attached to and detached from the notch without disassembling the grip by utilizing the protruding property of the swing shaft.

According to a seventh aspect of the present invention, there is provided a handle that is connected to the grip portion of any one of the first to sixth aspects, a connecting member is attached to the lower end of the handle, and the connecting member is at least connected to the handle. In front of the projection for inserting the receiving member, a projecting button which is always elastically biased to a protruding state is arranged so as to freely project and retract. The handle coupling projection is attached to the handle receiving portion so as to be freely rotatable in the left and right direction, and the receiving member insertion projection is inserted into the handle opening of the receiving member so that the projecting/retracting button protrudes from the button opening. A handle portion of a button cleaner can be provided that is secured to the receiving member.
According to this embodiment, it is only necessary to attach the handle coupling projection of the connecting member to the lower end of the handle of the handle receiving portion so as to be rotatable in the left-right direction, and connect the receiving member insertion projection of the connecting member to the aforementioned receiving member. , has the advantage that the handle and grip can be easily connected in a rotatable manner.
Further, by inserting the receiving member inserting projection into the handle opening of the receiving member and protruding the projecting/retracting button from the button opening and fixing it to the receiving member, there is an advantage that the handle and the grip can be connected extremely easily. There is
That is, simply by inserting the receiving member inserting protrusion into the receiving member, the projecting/retracting button protrudes from the button opening and can be securely fixed to the receiving member. transformation is completed. In this way, the handle and the grip can be connected by an operation familiar to general consumers, so there is an advantage that the degree of popularization in the general market is extremely high. Moreover, once connected, the connection is not released unless the projecting/retracting button is touched, so that the connection strength is extremely high and a durable structure can be provided.

In an eighth embodiment of the present invention, a partition plate is interposed between the handle coupling projection and the receiving member insertion projection, and when the receiving member insertion projection is inserted into the handle opening of the receiving member, the partition plate is the handle portion of the button cleaner that closes the handle opening.
When the projection for inserting the receiving member is inserted into the opening for the handle of the receiving member, the partition plate closes the opening for the handle. It has the advantage of being retained. In addition, since the receiving member inserting protrusion is simply pushed into the receiving member until the partition plate closes the handle opening, the connecting operation can be performed safely and reliably without being conscious of the pushing amount of the handle. have.

According to the ninth aspect of the present invention, in order to separate the receiving member inserting projection from the receiving member in order to detach the handle portion from the grip portion, the projecting button is pushed into the button opening and the connecting member is pulled out. It is possible to provide a handle portion of a button-type cleaning tool that can be performed by simply pressing the button.
Therefore, in order to separate the handle portion from the grip portion, it can be easily separated simply by pushing the projecting/retracting button into the button opening and pulling out the connecting member. There are advantages that can be done.

According to a tenth aspect of the present invention, there is provided a wiping body having the gripping portion according to any one of the first to sixth aspects, wherein the gripping portion is housed in the wiping body and oscillated about a swing shaft. The wiping body is a wiping body that can clean the surface to be cleaned by using the wiping body. The wiping body is formed of a longitudinal tubular cloth body and wiping material planted on the entire peripheral surface of the wiping body. It is formed from a lower edge and two edges in the width direction, has a central opening in the center of the upper edge or the lower edge, and one of the two edges is an open end opening The other edge is an end opening or a closed closed end. To insert the grip into the wiping body, the grip is inserted through the end opening and the receiving member is positioned in the central opening. A wiping body can be provided that is configured to expose the opening for the handle.
That is, the present embodiment includes a case where both edges are end openings and a case where one edge is an end opening and the other edge is a closed end. When both edges are end openings, the plate-like gripping portion can be inserted through either end opening of the wiping body. In addition, when one edge is an end opening and the other edge is a closed end, the gripping portion may be inserted through the end opening and inserted up to the closed end.
In order to insert the plate-shaped gripping portion into the wiping body, the gripping portion is inserted through the end opening, and the receiving member is arranged so as to be exposed through the central opening. Only by arranging the receiving member so as to be exposed in the central opening, the projection for inserting the receiving member can be inserted into the receiving member, and the projecting button can be projected from the button opening and securely fixed to the receiving member. It has the advantage that the handle and the grip can be easily connected and separated only by the push-pull operation of the handle and the projecting/retracting properties of the projecting/retracting button.

According to the eleventh form of the present invention, there is provided a button-type cleaning tool comprising a plate-shaped grip portion, a handle portion, and a wiping body. The left and right swing shafts are located in the notch and are arranged substantially parallel to the sides of the grip. A box-shaped receiving member is arranged integrally with or separately from the swing shaft, the receiving member has an opening for a handle on the end face opposite to the swing shaft, and a button on the front side of the receiving member. A connecting member is attached to the lower end of the handle, and the connecting member is constructed by protruding at least a handle coupling projection and a receiving member insertion projection in opposite directions. The handle coupling projection is attached to the lower end of the handle so as to be freely rotatable in the left-right direction, and in front of the receiving member insertion projection, a projecting/retracting button that is always elastically biased to a projecting state is arranged so as to be projectable and retractable. The receiving member inserting projection is inserted into the handle opening of the receiving member, the projecting/retracting button protrudes from the button opening and is fixed to the receiving member, and the wiping body is mounted so as to be inside the grip portion, It is possible to provide a button-type cleaning tool in which the gripping portion is suspended by the swinging shaft, and the gripping portion can swing about the swinging shaft.
According to this embodiment, it is possible to provide a button-type cleaning tool that combines the grip part of the first form, the handle part of the seventh form, and the wiping body of the tenth form. It has a comprehensive advantage of combining the function and effect of the part, the function and effect of the handle part of the seventh form, and the function and effect of the wiping body of the tenth form.

A twelfth form of the present invention is a button-type cleaning tool comprising a grip portion according to any one of the first to sixth forms, a handle according to any one of the seventh to ninth forms, and a wiping body according to the tenth form. is.
According to this aspect, it is possible to provide a button-type cleaning tool that combines any of the first to sixth aspects of the grip portion, one of the seventh to ninth aspects of the handle portion, and the tenth aspect of the wiping body. Therefore, as described above, the overall advantage of combining the functions and effects of the gripping portions of the first to sixth forms, the functions and effects of the handle portions of the seventh to ninth forms, and the effects of the wiping body of the tenth form. have

FIG. 1 is an overall front view illustrating an embodiment of a button-type cleaning tool 1 in a completed state according to the present invention. FIG. 2 is an exploded front view of the button-type cleaning tool 1 according to the present invention, which is disassembled into a grip portion 20, a wiping body 10, and a handle portion 50. FIG. FIG. 3 is an exploded front view of the button-type cleaning tool 1 according to the present invention, with the grip portion 20 inserted into the wiping body 10. As shown in FIG. FIG. 4 is a partial perspective view of the button-type cleaning tool 1 according to the present invention, in which the receiving member 30 having the rocking shafts 23, 23 protruding left and right is connected to the grip portion 20. As shown in FIG. FIG. 5 is a partial perspective view of a button-type cleaning tool 1 according to the present invention, in which a receiving member 30 having receiving holes 33, 33 is connected to a notch 24 projecting left and right from rocking shafts 23, 23. FIG. be. FIG. 6 is an assembled front view showing a state where the grip part 20 is inserted into the wiping body 10 in the button-type cleaning tool 1 according to the present invention. FIG. 7 is a connecting perspective view showing a state in which the connecting member 40 is inserted and connected to the receiving member 30 with one touch in the button-type cleaning tool 1 according to the present invention. FIG. 8 is an exploded perspective view showing a state in which the connecting member 40 is separated from the receiving member 30 with a finger in the button-type cleaning tool 1 according to the present invention. FIG. 9 is a rotation/swing diagram for explaining the rotation of the handle portion 50 and the swingability of the grip portion 20 in the button-type cleaning tool 1 according to the present invention. FIG. 10 is an explanatory diagram of sweeping for sweeping the surface 70 to be cleaned using the button-type cleaning tool 1 according to the present invention. FIG. 11 is an explanatory view of push-pull cleaning of a first example of push-pull cleaning of the surface to be cleaned 70 using the button-type cleaning tool 1 according to the present invention. FIG. 12 is an explanatory view of push-pull cleaning of a second example of push-pull cleaning of the surface to be cleaned 70 using the button-type cleaning tool 1 according to the present invention. FIG. 13 is an explanatory diagram of Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 60-00036 (Patent Document 1). FIG. 14 is an explanatory diagram of Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 60-16351 (Patent Document 2). FIG. 15 is an explanatory diagram of Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 06-25255 (Patent Document 3). FIG. 16 is an explanatory diagram of Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 06-32051 (Patent Document 4). FIG. 17 is an explanatory diagram of Japanese Patent No. 5583426 (Patent Document 5). FIG. 18 is an explanatory diagram of Japanese Patent Laying-Open No. 2018-047021 (Patent Document 6).

Embodiments of a button-type cleaning tool, its grip portion, and a wiping body according to the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

FIG. 1 is an overall front view illustrating an embodiment of a button-type cleaning tool 1 in a completed state according to the present invention.
As for the overall configuration of the button-type cleaning tool 1, the grip portion 20 is internally (inserted) in the wiping body 10, and the connecting member 40 connected to the tip of the handle portion 50 is inserted into the receiving member 30 with one touch. It is attached to the grip part 20 by The receiving member 30 is rotatably arranged around the swing shaft 23 of the gripping portion 20, and the gripping portion 20 and the wiping body 10 are integrally arranged swingably in the direction of arrow B around the swing shaft 23. .
Here, the wiping body 10 has a main body of a cylindrical cloth body 11 having a longitudinal hollow bag portion 12 inside, and a pile 18 as a wiping material is planted on the entire peripheral surface of the cylindrical cloth body 11 . It is One end of the wiping body 10 has an open end opening 13 and the other end is a closed end 14 . A central opening 16 is opened in the center of the longitudinal upper edge 15 of the wiping body 10, and the lower edge 17 is closed over its entire length.

The gripping portion 20 is composed of a single plate-shaped gripping body 22 , and a substantially rectangular notch 24 is formed in the center of the gripping body 22 . The outline of the notch portion 24 is formed by notch end surfaces 24a, 24a at both left and right ends and a notch bottom surface 24b. The receiving member 30 is supported by the swing shafts 23 and 23 and is rotatable around the swing shafts 23 and 23 .
The handle coupling projection 41 of the connecting member 40 is connected to the rotating shaft 54 at the lower end of the handle portion 50 , the receiving member inserting projection 44 of the connecting member 40 is inserted into the receiving member 30 , and the projecting button 45 protrudes from the surface of the receiving member 30 to prevent the handle portion 50 from coming off.

The handle portion 50 includes a handle receiving portion 53, a handle shaft 51, and a grip 52 arranged in a straight line. Here, the handle portion 50 refers to the entire handle, the handle shaft 51 may be of a single structure or a structure of a plurality of extendable shafts, the handle receiving portion 53 is a handle member connected to the handle shaft 51, and the grip 52 is the part that people can grasp.
A connecting member 40 is rotatably connected to a rotating shaft 54 at the lower end of the handle receiving portion 53 , and a receiving member inserting projection 44 of the connecting member 40 is inserted into the receiving member 30 arranged in the central opening 16 . ing. As a result, the gripping portion 20 can swing integrally with the wiping body 10 in the direction of the arrow B, that is, in the front-rear rotation direction about the swing shaft 23 . When the handle portion 50 is gripped by hand and a surface to be cleaned such as a floor surface is swept, the grip portion 20 covered with the wiping body 10 swings in the cleaning direction, sweeping the surface to be cleaned and pushing the surface to be cleaned. It can be pulled and cleaned.

FIG. 2 is an exploded front view of the button-type cleaning tool 1 according to the present invention, which is disassembled into a grip portion 20, a wiping body 10, and a handle portion 50. FIG.
As described above, the grip portion 20 is a plate-like member having the upper side 22a, the lower side 22b, and the notch 24. As shown in FIG. Pivoting shafts 23, 23 are protruded from left and right notch end faces 24a, 24a of the notch portion 24, and a receiving member 30 is arranged between the pivoting shafts 23, 23 so as to be pivotable. The notch bottom surface 24b is formed substantially parallel to the upper side 22a and the lower side 22b. A handle opening 31 and a button opening 32 are formed in the receiving member 30 .
The wiping body 10 is constructed by planting a pile 18 as a wiping material on the entire peripheral surface of a cylindrical cloth body 11 containing a hollow bag portion 12, and has an open end opening 13 at one end. , and the other end is a closed end portion 14 that is closed. A central opening 16 is provided in the center of the upper edge 15 and the lower edge 17 is closed over its entire length.
A connecting member 40 is connected to the lower end of the handle receiving portion 53 of the handle portion 50 . The connecting member 40 is constructed by protruding a handle coupling projection 41 and a receiving member insertion projection 44 above and below a partition plate 42 . On the surface of the projection 44 for inserting the receiving member, a projecting/retracting button 45 projecting while always elastically biased outward is provided. Therefore, the projecting/retracting button 45 can be pressed with a finger, and has a function of spontaneously projecting elastically when the finger is released. The handle coupling projection 41 is rotatably attached to the lower end of the handle receiving portion 53 by a rotating shaft 54 .

FIG. 3 is an exploded front view of the button-type cleaning tool 1 according to the present invention, with the grip portion 20 inserted into the wiping body 10. As shown in FIG.
When the grip part 20 is inserted into the bag part 12 through the end opening 13 and pushed to the vicinity of the closed end part 14, the receiving member 30 is arranged at a position exposed to the central opening 16 of the wiping body 10. . The handle opening 31 of the receiving member 30 is arranged to face the receiving member insertion projection 44 of the connecting member 40 .

FIG. 4 is a partial perspective view of the button-type cleaning tool 1 according to the present invention, in which the receiving member 30 having the rocking shafts 23, 23 protruding left and right is connected to the grip portion 20. As shown in FIG.
Pivoting shafts 23, 23 are protruded from both side surfaces of the receiving member 30, and correspondingly, holes 25, 25 are formed in left and right notch end surfaces 24a, 24a of the notch 24, respectively. ing. By inserting the rocking shafts 23, 23 into the corresponding holes 25, the receiving member 30 is securely supported rockably in the notch 24. As shown in FIG.
There are three types of configurations for inserting the swing shaft 23 into the hole 25 . A first insertion configuration is a configuration in which the swing shaft 23 is arranged to be able to protrude and retract with respect to the receiving member 30 . That is, when the swing shaft 23 is pushed into the receiving member 30 with a finger and released from the notch 24 , the swing shaft 23 elastically protrudes spontaneously and can be inserted into the hole 25 . The second and third insertion configurations are configurations in which the pivot shaft 23 is fixedly arranged on the receiving member 30 and does not protrude.

A second insertion configuration is a configuration in which thin gripping plates 21, 21 obtained by dividing the gripping portion 20 into two in the thickness direction are face-joined and engaged. Semi-circular holes 25a, 25a are formed in the left and right notch end faces 24a, 24a of the notch 24, respectively. Therefore, if the swing shafts 23, 23 of the receiving member 30 are fitted into the semi-circular holes 25a, 25a of one thin gripping plate 21, and another thin gripping plate 21 is joined thereon, the result is When the two thin gripping plates 21, 21 are surface-joined together, the semi-circular holes 25a, 25a of both are automatically joined, and the hole 25 can be easily formed. Therefore, it is possible to provide a gripping portion of a button-type cleaning tool that is highly mass-producible.

In the third insertion configuration, the gripper 22 is divided into two thin gripping plates 21, 21 in the thickness direction, and each of the thin gripping plates 21, 21 is moved left and right along a cutting line 26 at the notch bottom surface 24b. The structure is divided into two semi-thin gripping plates 21a, 21a, and as a result, the structure is such that the gripping portion 20 is divided into four semi-thin gripping plates 21a, 21a, 21a, 21a.
Each of the two thin gripping plates 21, 21 is divided into two by a cutting line 26 to form four semi-thin gripping plates 21a, 21a, 21a, 21a. Therefore, first, the left and right semi-thin gripping plates 21a, 21a are end-joined to form one thin gripping plate 21, and the receiving member 30 is inserted into the semi-circular holes 25a, 25a of the thin gripping plate 21. The shafts 23, 23 are fitted. Furthermore, if another thin gripping plate 21 is joined on top of this, as a result, the two thin gripping plates 21, 21 are surface-joined, and the semi-circular holes 25a, 25a of both are automatically aligned. , and the hole 25 can be easily formed. In this way, since it is divided into four parts, the hole part 25 can be formed easily and with high precision from the semi-circular hole parts 25a, 25a. can be easily configured.

FIG. 5 is a partial perspective view of a button-type cleaning tool 1 according to the present invention, in which a receiving member 30 having receiving holes 33, 33 is connected to a notch 24 projecting left and right from rocking shafts 23, 23. FIG. be.
In the embodiment of FIG. 5, left and right cutout end surfaces 24a, 24a and a cutout bottom surface 24b that form the outline of the cutout portion 24 are formed in the grip portion 20. 23, 23 are projected. Left and right receiving holes 33, 33 are formed in the left and right side surfaces of the receiving member 30, respectively. , the receiving member 30 is pivotally supported in the notch 24 so as to be swingable.

In the embodiment of FIG. 5, the left and right rocking shafts 23, 23 projecting from the left and right cutout end surfaces 24a, 24a are elastically biased in the projecting direction with respect to the left and right cutout end surfaces 24a, 24a, respectively, so that they can be retracted. must be configured to The left and right rocking shafts 23, 23 normally protrude, respectively. When a free space is created in the free space, the receiving member 30 is inserted into the free space and fingers are released, the swing shafts 23, 23 can be easily and automatically inserted into the receiving holes 33, 33 by elasticity.
With such a structure, by utilizing the projecting/retracting properties of the swing shafts 23, 23, the receiving member 30 can be easily attached/detached into/from the cutout portion 24 by finger operation without disassembling the grip portion 20. There are advantages to be had.

FIG. 6 is an assembled front view showing a state where the grip part 20 is inserted into the wiping body 10 in the button-type cleaning tool 1 according to the present invention.
When the width of the wiping body 10 is narrow, it is difficult to insert the receiving member 30 into the wiping body 10 if the receiving member 30 faces upward. Therefore, as shown in (6A), the receiving member 30 attached to the grip portion 20 is rotated so that the handle opening 31 faces downward.
Next, as shown in ( 6 B), the gripping portion 20 is advanced inside the wiping body 10 and the receiving member 30 is advanced to the position of the central opening 16 . Further, as shown in ( 6 C), the receiving member 30 is rotated in the reverse direction so that the opening 31 for the handle of the receiving member 30 is positioned near the outlet of the central opening 16 . Then, as shown in FIG. 3, the receiving member inserting projection 44 of the connecting member 40 can be easily inserted into the handle opening 31. As shown in FIG.
Of course, if the width of the wiping body 10 is large, the receiving member 30 can be inserted into the wiping body 10 even when the receiving member 30 is facing upward, and finally the state (6C) is simple. can be reproduced in

FIG. 7 is a connecting perspective view showing a state in which the connecting member 40 is inserted and connected to the receiving member 30 with one touch in the button-type cleaning tool 1 according to the present invention.
7A shows a receiving member 30 having swing shafts 23, 23 protruding left and right to provide a button opening 32 and a handle opening 31, and a handle portion 50 having a rotating shaft 54 and a handle receiving portion 53. , and a connecting member 40 composed of a handle coupling projection 41, a partition plate 42, a receiving member mounting projection 44, and a projecting/retracting button 45 are arranged. The handle coupling projection 41 is rotatably supported by the rotation shaft 54, and the receiving member 30 and the connecting member 40 are separated from each other.
(7B) shows a state immediately before inserting the receiving member mounting protrusion 44 of the connecting member 40 into the handle opening 31 of the receiving member 30 by pushing the fingers, and the projecting/retracting button 45 is slightly pushed. is placed in the state just before insertion.
In (7C), the projection button 45 is further pushed into the handle opening 31 by the pushing operation of the finger, and is in a state just before sinking into the receiving member 30 against its elasticity.
In (7D), the push button 45 is pushed into the handle opening 31 to the final position by the pushing operation of the finger, and the push button 45 enters the button opening 32, and the elastic force of the push button 45 pushes the push button 45 into the button opening 32. A state protruding from the opening 32 has appeared.
In this state, the connecting member 40 and the receiving member 30 are locked, in other words, the handle portion 50 is completely locked with the grip portion 20, and cleaning becomes possible. Moreover, as long as the thrust-retraction button 45 is not inadvertently depressed, the locked state is permanent and durable, allowing continuous cleaning work.
Thus, the locking and unlocking of the connecting member 40 and the receiving member 30 , in other words, the locking and unlocking of the handle portion 50 and the grip portion 20 are achieved by pushing and pulling the handle portion 50 and pressing the projecting/retracting button 45 . Since it can be realized only by operation, it is a well-known operation for general users in the mop industry, and there is an advantage that the popularity of the button-type cleaning tool according to the present invention can be expected to increase dramatically.

FIG. 8 is an exploded perspective view showing a state in which the connecting member 40 is separated from the receiving member 30 with a finger in the button-type cleaning tool 1 according to the present invention.
(8A) shows a state in which the thumb 61 is pressed down on the projecting/retracting button 45 in order to release the locked state of the connecting member 40 and the receiving member 30 .
(8B) shows a state in which the thumb 61 has completely sunk the projecting button 45 into the button opening 32. FIG. In this state, since the projecting button 45 is buried in the button opening 32, the engagement between the projecting button 45 and the button opening 32 is completely lost, and the handle portion 50 is turned rightward. You can pull it out.
In (8C), the connecting member 40 is completely separated from the receiving member 30 as a result of pulling out the handle portion 50 to the right. Therefore, the locked state between the handle portion 50 and the grip portion 20 is completely released, and the final state where the handle portion 50 and the grip portion 20 are separated and independent from each other appears.
In this manner, the handle portion 50 and the grip portion 20 can be locked and unlocked only by pushing and pulling the handle portion 50 and pressing the projecting/retracting button 45, which is well known to general users in the mop industry. , there is an advantage that it can be expected that the popularity of the button-type cleaning tool 1 according to the present invention will increase dramatically.

FIG. 9 is a rotation/swing diagram for explaining the rotation of the handle portion 50 and the swingability of the grip portion 20 in the button-type cleaning tool 1 according to the present invention.
The handle portion 50 is rotatably connected to the handle coupling projection 41 by a rotating shaft 54, and the handle portion 50 including the handle receiving portion 53 is rotatable about the rotating shaft 54 in the direction of the arrow A. be. Further, the grasping portion 20 is freely swingable in the arrow B direction with the swing shaft 23 as the axis.

FIG. 10 is an explanatory diagram of sweeping for sweeping the surface 70 to be cleaned using the button-type cleaning tool 1 according to the present invention.
When the handle portion 50 of the button-type cleaning tool 1 is gripped and swung left and right to clean the surface 70 to be cleaned, the grip portion 20 swings left and right about the swing shaft 23 (shaft body). As a result, the wiping body 10 also swings left and right, and the pile 18 comes into contact with the surface 70 to be cleaned so that the surface 70 to be cleaned can be cleaned. It is possible to sweep in the direction of arrow C while proceeding to the right, or to sweep in the direction of arrow D while proceeding to the left.

FIG. 11 is an explanatory view of push-pull cleaning of a first example of push-pull cleaning of the surface to be cleaned 70 by inclining the handle portion 50 using the button-type cleaning tool 1 according to the present invention.
It shows a case where the button-type cleaning tool 1 according to the present invention is used for push-pull cleaning like a conventional mop. The pile 18 on one side of the wiping body 10 can be pushed against the surface 70 to be cleaned while tilting the handle portion 50 to the upper right to push and pull in the arrow E direction for cleaning. In this case, the grip portion 20 is not swung.

FIG. 12 is an explanatory diagram of a second example of push-pull cleaning in which the handle portion 50 is tilted to push-pull clean the surface 70 to be cleaned using the button-type cleaning tool 1 according to the present invention.
It shows a case where the button-type cleaning tool 1 according to the present invention is used for push-pull cleaning like a conventional mop. The pile 18 on the opposite side of the wiping body 10 can be pressed against the surface 70 to be cleaned while tilting the handle portion 50 to the upper left, and the pile 18 can be pushed and pulled in the arrow F direction. In this case, as in FIG. 11, the grip portion 20 is not swung.

It should be noted that the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments and examples, and includes various modifications and design changes within the scope of the rights without departing from the technical idea of the present invention. Not even.

By using the button-type cleaning tool, its grip portion and wiping body according to the present invention, the surface to be cleaned can be swept like a broom while the grip portion is swung, and push-pull cleaning can also be performed like a conventional mop. A cleaning tool is realized. Since the button-type cleaning tool of the present invention has a simple structure, it can be mass-produced at low cost. Therefore, it can be used in a wide range of cleaning applications in business establishments such as companies, hospitals, and schools, as well as in households.

1 Button type cleaning tool 10 Wiping body 11 Tubular cloth body 12 Bag part 13 End opening 14 Closed end part 15 Upper edge 16 Central opening 17 Lower edge 18 Pile (wiping material)
20 gripping portion 21 thin gripping plate 21a semi-thin gripping plate 22 gripping body 22a upper side 22b lower side 23 swing shaft (shaft)
24 Notch 24a Notch end face 24b Notch bottom 25 Hole 25a Semicircular hole 26 Cutting line 30 Receiving member 31 Handle opening 32 Button opening 33 Receiving hole 40 Connecting member 41 Handle coupling projection 42 Partition plate 44 For receiving member insertion Projection 50 Handle portion 51 Handle shaft 52 Grip 53 Handle receiving portion 54 Rotating shaft 61 Thumb 70 Surface to be cleaned

Claims (10)

A gripping portion of a button-type cleaning tool composed of a plate-shaped gripping portion, a handle portion, and a wiping body, wherein the gripping portion is a plate-shaped gripping portion having a pivot shaft in a notch portion formed in the central portion in the longitudinal direction, Left and right cutout end surfaces and a cutout bottom surface that form the outline of the cutout portion are formed in the gripping portion. is a button-type cleaning tool comprising two semi-thin gripping plates divided into right and left at the notch bottom. The plate -shaped gripping portion having a rocking shaft in a notch formed in the central portion in the longitudinal direction is used by being installed inside the wiping body, and is capable of rocking around the rocking shaft as an axis to move the surface to be cleaned. A grip that can be swept, wherein the rocking shaft comprises left and right rocking shafts positioned in the notch and arranged substantially parallel to the sides of the gripping portion, and the left and right rocking shafts are opposed to each other. A box-shaped receiving member is disposed in the gap between the left and right rocking shafts and can be rocked integrally with or separately from the left and right rocking shafts, and a handle opening is formed in the end face of the receiving member on the opposite side of the rocking shaft. 2. An opening for a button is formed in a front surface of said receiving member, said holding portion is suspended by said swinging shaft, and said holding portion is swingable about said swinging shaft as an axis . A button-type cleaner as described . Left and right side surfaces of the receiving member are integrally provided with rocking shafts, and left and right cutout end surfaces and a cutout bottom surface that form the outline of the cutout portion are formed in the grip portion. Holes are formed in each of the left and right swing shafts, and the left and right swing shafts are inserted into the left and right holes, respectively, and the receiving member is attached to the grip portion. 3. The button type according to claim 2 , wherein each is axially rotatable in each of the left and right holes, and the receiving member is also oscillatable in the notch integrally with the left and right oscillating shafts. Cleaning tool. The gripping portion is configured by surface-joining two thin gripping plates divided in the thickness direction. 4. The button-type cleaning tool according to claim 3 , wherein when the thin gripping plates are joined together, the semi-circular holes of both are joined together to form the hole. Left and right cutout end surfaces and a cutout bottom surface that form the outline of the cutout portion are formed in the grip portion. Left and right receiving holes are formed in each of them, and the left and right swing shafts are inserted into the left and right receiving holes, respectively, so that the receiving member can swing freely in the notch. The button-type cleaning tool according to claim 2 . 3. The left and right rocking shafts are elastically biased toward the left and right cutout end faces in a protruding direction so as to project and retract, and the receiving member is rockable in the cutout. 5. The button-type cleaning tool according to 5. The button-type cleaning tool according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein the handle portion is connected to the grip portion, a connecting member is attached to the lower end of the handle, and the connecting member is at least connected to the handle. A projection and a projection for inserting the receiving member are provided in opposite directions to each other, and in front of the projection for inserting the receiving member, a push-in button which is always elastically biased to a protruded state is freely protruded and retracted. The handle coupling protrusion is attached to the handle receiving portion so as to be rotatable in the left-right direction, and the receiving member inserting protrusion is inserted into the handle opening of the receiving member so that the projecting button is a button. A button-type cleaning tool, characterized in that it protrudes from a cleaning opening and is fixed to the receiving member. A partition plate is interposed between the handle coupling projection and the receiving member inserting projection, and when the receiving member inserting projection is inserted into the handle opening of the receiving member, the partition plate is used for the handle. 8. The button-type cleaner according to claim 7, which closes the opening. In order to separate the receiving member inserting projection from the receiving member in order to detach the handle portion from the holding portion, it is possible to simply push the projecting/retracting button into the button opening and pull out the connecting member. Item 9. A button-type cleaning tool according to item 7 or 8. The button-type cleaning tool according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein the wiping body is capable of cleaning the surface to be cleaned by oscillating the swing shaft about the axial center of the wiping body with the grip part inside the wiping body. The wiping body is formed of a longitudinal tubular cloth body and wiping material planted on the entire peripheral surface of the tubular cloth body. It has a central opening at the center of the upper edge or the lower edge, one of the two edges is an open end opening, and the other edge is In order to insert the grip into the wiping body, which has an open end or a closed closed end, the grip is inserted through the end opening, the receiving member is positioned in the central opening, and the A button-type cleaning tool characterized in that it is constructed so as to expose an opening for a handle.

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