JP7317277B2 - Clothesline without pinching - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a clothesline that does not use pinches.

In general, the clothes-drying device is dried by sandwiching the laundry with a plurality of pinches on the frame.

JP 2015-216966 JP 2004-358108 JP 2009-19448

Conventionally, there were the following drawbacks.
When drying the laundry on the clothesline or taking it in, it was troublesome to pinch and remove the pinch so that the laundry would not fly away in the wind, and to make it easier to store the laundry drying rack. Although there have been foldable clothes drying racks such as the above-mentioned Patent Document 1 for expanding the drying area of laundry, the folding rack for drying clothes is used to hold down the laundry by changing the shape instead of pinching. I have not been able to come up with the idea in the category of "improvements and modifications that can be easily considered from the conventional technology", so I made a grid-like design that holds down the laundry for wind protection as a weight on the laundry drying rack. To improve work efficiency of housework by providing a clothes-drying tool which does not use a pinch by covering with a flat member of (1) to simplify the trouble of drying and taking in laundry.

To achieve the above object, the present invention provides a clothesline that does not use a pinch.

In order to achieve the above object, instead of drying the laundry on the laundry drying shelf and holding the laundry individually by pinching so that the laundry does not fly away, the entire laundry drying shelf is held down for wind curing. To provide a clothes drying device which does not use a pinch and which is characterized by preventing all the laundry from flying by covering it with a grid-like planar member and holding down the laundry.

As is clear from the above description, the present invention provides the following effects.
(1) Since the present invention eliminates the need to pinch the laundry, the work time for drying and taking in the laundry is shortened.

[Fig. 2] is an external perspective view of a clothesline without using a pinch supported by a post according to the implementation (before use). is a side view of a clothesline that does not use a pinch and is supported by a post according to the implementation (in use, when laundry 1 and laundry 2 are dried on the clothesline rack). is a side view of a clothes drying device that does not use a pinch and is supported by a post according to the implementation (when in use, the laundry presser A is rotated 90 degrees on the clothes drying shelf to hold down the laundry 1 so that it does not fly Time). is a side view of a clothes drying device that does not use a pinch and is supported by a post according to the implementation (when used, the laundry presser B is rotated 180 degrees on the clothes drying shelf to hold down the laundry 2 so that it does not fly Time). [Fig. 2] is an external perspective view of a clothes drying device that does not use a pinch and that is attached to a wall according to the implementation and that allows the clothes drying rack (2-1) to be knocked down (the clothes drying rack is turned down). is a plan view of the clothes rack. is a plan view of the laundry presser A and the laundry presser B; is a plan view of the laundry presser A and the laundry presser B overlapping on the round pipe type clothes drying shelf is a detailed view of part A in Fig. 8 is a detailed cross-sectional view of the roller in Fig. 8 separates the laundry presser A and the laundry presser B, connects them to the rails (2-4) of the clothes drying rack that will be the rotation axis and the rails (2-5) of the clothes drying rack on the opposite side, and the laundry from the left and right Side view of a clothes dryer without a pinch that prevents the dried laundry from flying by folding down the presser A and the laundry presser B separately to cover the entire laundry (before use, the two-dot chain line is the laundry A) and the trajectory when laundry B is knocked down) is a partial elevation view when using the wavy linear member (3-9) for the vertical bars of the grid-like planar member (3-1) that holds the laundry (the bar for drying the laundry on the clothes-drying shelf crosspiece) is a partial elevational view of the grid-like planar member (3-1) that holds the laundry, using elastic and weather-resistant silicone rubber (3-11) for the longitudinal bars (the above-mentioned clothes drying rack). A cross bar for drying laundry) is a sectional view of the above (Fig. 13)

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. Code number in ( )

Figures 1 to 4 show laundry X (8) and laundry Y (9) being dried on a clothesline (2-1) of a clothesline (Figure 1) that is horizontally fixed by a support without using a pinch (Figure 2). ), the laundry presser A (3-4) and the laundry presser B (3-5) are rotated and laid down on the clothesline (2-1) to hold down the laundry X (8) (Fig. 3), Further, the laundry presser B (3-5) is rotated and laid down on the clothes drying device (2-1) to hold down the laundry Y (9) (Fig. 3) so that the laundry X and Y do not fly. It is an image diagram obtained by

A grid-like planar member that holds down the laundry is made of a grid-like wire rod, a synthetic resin, or the like, which has good air permeability.

Fig. 12 shows that by using a wavy linear member as a grid-shaped planar member that holds down the laundry going straight to the rod for drying the laundry on the clothes drying rack, the difference in the thickness of the laundry is more noticeable than that of the linear linear member. The effect of getting familiar and holding down the laundry increases.

In Figs. 13 and 14, the grid-like planar member that holds down the laundry is made of silicon rubber or the like, which has elasticity and weather resistance that is effective in holding down the laundry, thereby reducing the thickness of the laundry. The effect of pressing down the laundry increases as you get used to the difference.

As a method for installing a clothes drying tool that does not use a pinch in combination with a conventional product, the clothes drying tool that does not use a pinch is attached to a stand base.

As shown in FIG. 5, by installing the product of the present invention on the wall surface of a balcony or the like, efficiency of washing work can be expected, and the drying shelf (2-1) can also be folded down.

You can expect to improve the efficiency of washing work by installing a handrail that does not use a pinch.

In FIG. 11, the laundry presser A and the laundry presser B are separated and connected to the rail (2-4) of the clothes drying shelf that serves as the rotation axis and the rail (2-5) of the clothes drying shelf on the opposite side. A clothes-drying tool that does not use a pinch to prevent the dried laundry from flying by covering the entire laundry by laying down the laundry presser A and the laundry presser B separately.

The grid-like planar member (3-1) for holding the laundry is divided into two parts so that it can be folded. By connecting the grid-shaped planar member to the rod (2-4) of the clothes-drying shelf (2-4) as a rotating shaft, the one planar member is attached to the clothes-drying shelf (2-1) once. to prevent the dried laundry from flying by covering the entire laundry.

1 A clothes-drying device that does not use a pinch and is supported by a post 2-1 A clothes-drying rack 2-2 A pair of left and right side frame rods of the clothes-drying rack 2-3 A cross-rod for drying laundry on the clothes-drying rack 2-4 A grid Rod 2-5 of the clothes-drying shelf used to rotate the laundry retainer A in the shape of an axis. Rod 2-6 of the clothes-drying shelf used to rotate the laundry retainer B in the shape of a grid. A pair of frame rods 3-1 that serve as fixed ends for rotating a pair of left and right side frame rods (2-2) of the clothes drying rack. A vertical bar of the planar member (3-1) (a bar in the direction intersecting with the bar for drying the laundry of the clothes drying shelf)
3-3 Horizontal bars of grid-like planar member (3-1) for holding laundry (bars parallel to bars for drying laundry of said clothes-drying shelf)
3-4 Laundry presser A when the grid-like planar member (3-1) for holding the laundry is divided into two
3-5 Laundry presser B when the grid-like flat member (3-1) for holding the laundry is divided into two
3-6 Horizontal bar 3-7 of the laundry presser 1 (3-4) used for axially rotating the laundry presser A (3-4) The laundry presser A (3-4) and the laundry presser Horizontal bar 3-8 of the laundry presser A (3-4) used for axially rotating the laundry presser A (3-4) and the laundry presser 2 (3-5) Horizontal bars 3-9 of the laundry retainer 2 (3-5) used for axial rotation Wave-shaped vertical bars of the grid-like flat member (3-1) that holds the laundry crosspieces for drying things)
3-10 Vertical beams for attaching silicone rubber (3-11) with elasticity and weather resistance to grid-shaped planar member (3-1) that holds laundry crosspieces in the direction intersecting with the crosspieces for
3-11 Silicon rubber (3-11) with elasticity and weather resistance of the grid-shaped planar member (3-1) that holds the laundry
4 In order to rotate the lattice-shaped laundry retainer A (3-4), attach it to the rail (2-4) for drying the laundry on the clothesline shelf and the horizontal rail (3-6) of the laundry retainer A. The connection joint 5 is attached to the horizontal beam (3-7) of the laundry retainer A (3-4) and the horizontal beam (3-8) of the laundry retainer B (3-5) to connect the laundry retainer A and the laundry. A connection joint for axially rotating the object holder B.
6-19 Struts (Outside the scope of the present invention)
6-2 Brace of struts (outside the scope of the present invention)
7 Upper connection member 8 Laundry 1 (outside the scope of the present invention) to prevent the laundry retainer A (3-4) and the laundry retainer B (3-5) from falling down
9 Laundry 2 (not covered by the present invention)
10 wall-mounted pinch-free clothesline 11 wall (outside the scope of the present invention)
12 Trajectory when the laundry presser A (3-4) and the laundry presser B (3-5) move (two-dot chain line)
13 Trajectory when the clothes rack (2-1) moves (chain two-dot line)

Claims (1)

A pair of left and right side frame rods (2-2) of the clothes drying shelf, a crosspiece (2-3) fixed at both ends to the side frame rods for drying the laundry on the clothes drying shelf, the pair of left and right sides A clothes drying shelf (2-1) including a rail (2-4) fixed to one end of the frame rod and a rail (2-5) fixed to the other end of the pair of left and right side frame rods and
Two members : a grid-shaped planar member (3-1) for holding down the laundry;
and a post (6-1) that supports the two members from below ,
A cross rod (2-4) fixed to one end side of the pair of left and right side frame rods is used for axially rotating the planar member (3-1) and is fixed to the support ,
The planar member (3-1) is rotatably connected to a bar rod (2-4) fixed to one end of the pair of left and right side frame rods by a connection joint (4) of the clothes rack. ,
The laundry (8, 9) is hung in an inverted U shape on the rod (2-3) for drying the laundry on the clothes-drying shelf, and pinched so that the laundry is not blown away by the wind. Instead of being fixed, the flat member (3-1) is attached to the pair of left and right side portions of the laundry partly exposed above the rod (2-3) for drying the laundry on the clothes-drying shelf. The cross rod (2-4) fixed to one end of the frame rod is rotated as a rotation axis , and pressed from above the laundry to act as a pinch, and the planar member (3-1) is returned to its original position. A clothes drying tool that does not use a pinch, characterized in that the laundry can be removed by putting it back into the washing machine.

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