JPH01207028A - Scrubbing brush and container - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To provide a scrubbing brush and a container suitable particularly for a washstand in a toilet, a lavatory and a sink by contacting any portions of an original body of a scrubbing brush material having a cubic or other forms to deform contractively the original form and partitioning a container space into upper and lower spaces with a partition provided with flow holes. CONSTITUTION:A cubic or other shaped original body of a scrubbing brush material AA having a required shape and size is contracted at any portions to deform its contour without changing so much the strength of the material compared with the original material and form a contracted scrubbing brush A. A container space 10 is divided into upper and lower spaces by a partition 13 provided with flow holes 13', so that the scrubbing brush A is fixedly placed in the upper space and water content included in the scrubbing brush flows down to the lower space through the flow holes 13' to provide muddy water. An atmospheric hole 11 ventilates the container space 10 and since a drain device 12 is a container B capable of draining the muddy water in the lower space 10' to receive satisfactorily the scrubbing brush A. Abrasives CC can be stored in the container B by attaching another container C thereto.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (Industrial Application Field) A scrubber which is reduced in size by reducing a part of a material of a required size, a container for storing the scrubber, and another container are related.

They are mainly scrubbers and containers suitable for washbasins in toilets and sinks.

(Prior Art) Generally, scrubbing brushes of a suitable size are provided near the kitchen sink for washing pots, tableware, etc.

Various polishes and cleansers are also available around the area. In that place, there is a scrubbing brush of the required size.

The place and space for polishing agents, etc. is narrow and quiet, and it is better to thoroughly wash pots and tableware with a palm-sized scrubbing brush, and the sink can catch the droplets of running water within the opening surface. It's also the size and structure. However, the hand basin and sink in the toilet are much smaller, and in most cases there is no place to store a regular-sized scrubbing brush or polishing agent nearby. For this purpose, scrubbers and polishes are placed in one corner of the floor, one corner of a shelf, or in a lower cupboard. However, hand wash basins and sinks are surprisingly easy to get dirty, and the dirt is noticeable. Every time you notice dirt, it would be fine if the person who noticed it quickly scrubbed it and wiped it off, but take out a scrubbing brush and polishing agent from each dirty place. A normal-sized scrubber tends to cause water droplets and splashes to scatter around the sink, and it can be timid to put it back in a dirty place. This is an area that requires frequent light polishing and cleaning, but this area in particular must always maintain a comfortable atmosphere and cleanliness, but it is the area that is most easily noticed by visitors. However, etc., then put a scrub brush around each sink.
Even if I found a place to put the polishing agent, etc., it would not look good on the outside if it was in a regular size due to the location, so I had no choice but to hide it. Simply downsizing the scrubbing brush does not have the power to scrub and apply force, and the structure and shape of each sink with a general-sized scrubbing brush has many curved parts, so it is difficult to reach the details and leave unpolished parts. There were some cases where it happened. I didn't see any special polishing tools, and I didn't see any containers that were suitable for the area they were used for, but the conventional ones were not suitable for the location, appearance, use, work, location, sink conditions, etc. There were original shortcomings and inconveniences.

(Problem to be solved) For example, the size and appearance of specific polishing objects such as the location, work, and use of conventional polishing tools such as toilet hand wash basins. It was invented to solve these problems, which are both superior and inappropriate.

(Means for solving the problem) The upper surface (1
) Lower surface (2) Length (3) Any part of the original shape such as a cube or other shape is subjected to reduction specifications (4) to deform and reduce the original shape, and the vessel space (10) The inside is divided into an upper space (10B) and a lower space (10) by a partition (13) provided with a communication hole (13). or colander (1
3) Container (B) with external air holes (11), drainage specifications (12), etc., and other containers (C)
) was attached by joining or other means.

(Function) By applying the reduction specification (4) to any part of the original shape of a cube of scrubber wood (AA) of the required size or other shapes, the external shape can be reduced without much change in the force of the material compared to the original shape. It can be transformed into a reduced scrubbing brush (A). Vessel space (
10) The interior is divided into an upper space (10B) and a lower space (101) by a partition (13) provided with a communication hole (13).
3) removes the moisture contained in the scrubber (A) into the lower space (10'
), the water can be collected and drained into the external air hole (1
1) ventilates the inside of the container space (10), and the drainage specification (12) is a container (B) that can drain accumulated water in the lower space (101), so the scrubber (A) can be stored in a good condition, and this container ( B)
By attaching another container (C) to the polishing agent (Cc)
) can be stored.

(Example) First Example The first example is a cube made of scouring pad (AA) with appropriate dimensions for the upper surface (1), lower surface (2), and material length (3) as shown in FIG. Cut the loofah into rounds, fold the cut end of the top surface (1) arbitrarily two or three times, and cut it into a thin plate from the top surface (1) up to the reduction point (4'), which is slightly lower than the material length (3). At point (4A), arrange the folds into the desired shape of the reduced part, and make the reduction specification (4) by sewing the left and right edges of the material, and then make the reduction point (
4A) Scrubber (A
).

The loofah scrubbing bar (AA) in this example is made of moderately soft and hard material and is easy to use.When wet with water, it expands more than when dry, but one end is folded and sewn to reduce the size (4). The folding folds make it possible to make the crosspiece strong or weak, hard or soft, and since it is compact, it can be used depending on the polishing area. It is possible to reduce the amount of flying and still have the power of a polishing material that is not much different from the original size. If you hold the folded and sewn-down reduced part in your hand, you can use it without getting your hands wet or dirty with water or cleanser.

Second Embodiment In the second embodiment, as shown in FIG. Shape-sized handle head (1'
) Handle ○ (2') Handle length (3') Handle ○ (2'
) into the horizontally elongated elliptical lid-shaped handle (A') with an opening, and the reduced version (4) is fitted, and the handle opening (2')
Scrubber (5) with the edge of the surrounding material fastened to the seam (
A).

In this example, the reduced specification (4) stored in the handle (A')
Check the reduced area and make it look neater, and use a scrubbing brush (A
), you can prevent your hands from coming into contact with water, polish, etc. The handle (A') can be made of any material such as hard cloth, mesh material, nylon, or other material.

Third Embodiment In the third embodiment, as shown in FIGS. 3, 4, and 5,
An arbitrarily large cover lid that reduces scrubber material (AA) from the upper surface (1) to the reduction point (4A) as shown in FIG. The cube of the handle (A') of the mold is made of a molded material such as plastic that is smaller than the size of the scrubbing brush material (AA), and is fitted into the handle opening (2'). Fix (5) the handle length (3') at each angle of the handle (A'), and cut a small hole in the material at the center of the handle head (1'). At the end, a string loop hanger (6) with the base end tied inside the handle (A') is attached. Alternatively, cut a large piece of material from the bottom (2) and pass it through the small hole on the handle head (11).
) is used as a reduced version (4) made of wood tied and fastened to form a string loop, and a hanger (6) that is fastened (5). As shown in Figure 5, hold the container (B) of the scrubbing brush (A) and
Make the opening on the top surface (7) of the slightly larger size that will be combined with 1), make the same size as the bottom surface (8), and connect the handle surfaces (7) and (8).
9) is applied to the shape of the scrubber wood (AA), expanding to the bottom edge of the bottom surface (2) and narrowing down from the same point to make a four-sided lantern shape with arbitrary dimensions, and create a vessel space (10). is forming. An arbitrary small hole is cut in the upper part of the lower one wall material to provide an external air hole (11).

Since the scrubbing brush material (AA) in this example is a sponge material, it can be made considerably smaller and smaller than the original shape. Each corner is made of a flexible material with gathers made of scrubbing brush (AA) material.
), both the container (B) and the container (B) are hung, and the container (B) is
The opening on the top surface (7) is somewhat the same size as the handle opening (2'), so scrubber material (AA) can be inserted into it, but it is difficult to pull it out. Vessel space (1
For 0), keep the scrubbing brush (A) in the upper direction and use the scrubbing brush (A) in the lower direction.
The water flowing down from A) can be stored, and the outside air hole (11) helps dry the scrubbing brush (A) by providing ventilation, and it is also possible to drain the water collected below.Since it is small, it can be hung anywhere. Note that other embodiments of the third embodiment may be implemented as follows.

(b) The length of the lantern-shaped container (B) shown in Figure 5 (
Attach a handle to the top surface (7) of one wall material above the fold line in 9), and attach the handle downward and to the front to create a door (14) that can be opened and closed by raising and lowering it.
)I have to.

In this example, the container (B) with one wall of the door (14) has a scrubbing brush (
A) Enables smooth entry and exit.

(b) Each lantern-shaped vessel (B) with a small opening on the upper surface (7) of the vessel, which is approximately the same size as the handle opening (21) shown in Figure 6, has an upper frame enclosure (1a) as shown in Figure 7. Hold the holding frame (Aa) consisting of the lower frame enclosure (2a), hold each frame enclosure (1a) (2a), and set the frame length (3a) approximately to the handle opening (21). ) Create a space in the horizontal stripes using a slightly hard plastic material, make a corner or cylindrical shape using a thin strip material, fit the part of the scrubbing brush (A) that does not shrink, and store it in the container (B), as shown in Figure 6. Container (B) has an outside air hole (11) of arbitrary size at the top and middle of the wall material, a round tube-shaped opening at the bottom surface (8), and a drainage specification (12) with a lid-like stopper that is wrapped around the container (B). A string is passed through the small holes around the entire circumference slightly lower than the opening on the top surface (7) of the container, and a container hanger (6B) with a string ring is formed at about one wall surface.

In this example, a smaller container (
In B), the handle opening (21) is a cylindrical presser frame (Aa
), the scrubbing brush (A) can be passed through to allow smooth insertion and removal. The container hanging handle (6B), which is a string that can be easily dispensed and passed around the opening surface, allows the container (B) to be hung stably.

Fourth Embodiment In the fourth embodiment, as shown in FIG. 8, FIG. 9, and FIG. As shown in Figure 9, the bottom surface (8) and the top surface (15) of the container are the same size, and the length of the container (9) and the height of the other container (17) are the same. The lower part of the cylindrical body with the added height is made into a container (B), and the upper part is made into another container (C), and the materials of the container top surface (7) and the other container bottom surface (16) are made the same and the contact points (Bc) are joined. are doing.

The container (B) is formed into a container space (10) with the top surface (7), the container height (9), and the container bottom surface (8), and the container space (10) is formed at the front part by the container height (9)
) with the opening surface of the inner dimensions, and a semicircular open door (
14) with a handle (14'), and a small opening (18) cut in an appropriate area of the upper surface (15) of the other container (C) to form the container shown in FIG. Bottom surface (8) The circular plate of the inner partition (13) is made of mesh material and the circulation hole (131
), several short legs are attached to the lower surface and placed on the bottom surface (8) of the vessel.

The scrubbing brush (A) that is not subjected to the reduction specification (4) of this example is made considerably smaller. Normally required size is 1 end or material length (3)
You can also make a reduced version (4) by passing a thick rubber band between them. Sponge materials that are not subjected to reduction specification (4) may lack polishing power depending on the part to be polished. A partition (8) plate with legs placed inside the container (B) divides the container space (10) into an upper space (10B) above the material and a lower space (10') below the material.
Place a scrubbing brush (A) on the scrubbing brush (A) and let the moisture contained in the scrubbing brush (A) flow down into the lower space (10') through the mesh distribution holes (13'), and drain the accumulated water by using the opening surface as a drainage specification (12'). ) It is easy to drain water and can also be used as an outside air hole (11). Cleaner, polishing agent (Cc) in other upper containers (C)
) on the top of the container (15).
) can shake out the powder content, and if it has a container (B) for storing the polishing agent (Cc) on top and a scrubber (A) on the bottom, and the surface is small, it will not take up much space and will look great. The top is not unsightly and polishing work can be done easily and easily.

Fifth Embodiment In the fifth embodiment, as shown in FIGS. 11, 12, and 13, the upper container (C) is A semi-circular single-opening lid (19) partitioned around the circumference has a swing hole (18) provided as a small lattice hole under the lid (19), and a contact point (Bc) with a lower container (B) is placed on the bottom of another container. Attach the material (16), leave the upper surface (7) of the container as an opening, and roll it tightly to join it into one piece. (11)
Cut out the partition hook (13) and hang the mesh of the partition (13) in the upper space (10B) and lower space (10').
B) is shaped like a small key and several pieces are installed on the inner peripheral wall of the material, and the bottom surface of the vessel (8
) is attached with an outer circumferential material in the form of an arbitrary strip or an upside-down lid, and the drainage specification (12) is such that the round hole in the outer circumferential material is aligned with the round hole in the container (B) in the inner circumferential material. or other containers (
The drawing hole (18) in C) is covered and is similar to the lower reduction specification (12) of the lid (19). The holding frame (Aa) shown in Fig. 12 is set so that the upper frame (1a), lower frame (2a), and the lower surface (2) of the scrubbing material (AA) are smaller than the frame length (3a) of the handle opening (2a). The scrubbing brush (A) in Fig. 13 is made into a cylinder with a mesh longer than the length of the lower material (3). Insert it into the handle (A1), scoop a large piece of soft string material into the center of the bottom surface (2), pass it through the small hole in the center of the handle head (11), and tie it into place (5) Reduced specification ( 4) is also made vertical and has a hanging handle (6) for the string ring, and has two different reduction specifications (4) and fastening (5).

In this example, the lid (19) of the other container (C) prevents moisture from the powder contained therein, prevents the top surface (15) of each container from showing powder scattering, and allows the outside air around the container (B) to (11) ventilates the inside of the container space (10) and the holding frame (Aa) is a scrubber (
Since the size is large enough to suppress the expansion of A), it is easy to put in and take out, the handle (6) of the scrubbing brush (A) makes it even easier to put in and take out, and the horizontally and vertically 2-size reduced specification (4) is quite large. Can be downsized.

Sixth Embodiment In the sixth embodiment, as shown in Figs. 14, 15, and 16, the container (B) and the other container (C) are made into one individual prismatic shape as shown in Fig. 14. The joint between the opening surface of the container top surface (7) and the bottom surface of the container (16) located slightly above the contact point (Bc) of the bottom material and the cross section of the wall material are made convex on the lower left and right, or convex on the upper surface. The inner frame and the outer frame are double parts, or the opening on the top surface (7) is made smaller and the four surrounding frames are extended, or the top surface (7) is open on one side, etc. (C) is listed. Short legs are attached to the four corners of the lower surface of the container bottom (8), and a narrow pipe hole and a convex stopper are placed slightly up the container bottom surface (8) for draining purposes (12), and other containers are connected to the top surface (15) of the container. 1
A swing hole (18) with a triangular hole opening/closing lid on the corner,
A cover-type lid (19) is attached. As shown in Fig. 15, the holding frame (Aa) is
) slightly above the frame length (3a) to form the bottom with mesh material, and divide the holding frame (Aa) into partitions (13) and circulation holes (131).
is provided, and a frame hand (4a) is attached between the peripheries of the upper frame surround (1a). As shown in Figure 16, the scrubbing brush (A) has a handle (A) with the upper surface (1) of the flexible material smaller than each side of the short, cube-shaped scrubbing brush (AA) with the length (3) of the rectangular long side. ′) through the opposing openings in the handle length (3′) plane, and fasten it in the center (5). Or make it movable. Alternatively, the openings on both sides of the handle (A') may be arranged in a plurality of adjacent rows, such as in parallel or overlapping rows, so that long taxi pieces (AA) or short pieces can be passed through.

In this example, the holding frame (Aa) with a mesh bottom that is higher than the box-shaped lower surrounding frame (2a) is arranged so that the inside of the container space (10) is
B) It is divided into a lower space (10'), and the frame handle (4a), which also serves as a communication hole (15), can be easily taken in and out from the inside of the container (B).

Seventh Embodiment In the seventh embodiment, a container (
B) Another container (C) is placed side by side as shown in Fig. 17, and one individual with the same length (9) and another container with the same length (17) is partitioned inside with a wall bolt, and the top surface (7) of the container is separated. The single door (14) has a handle (141) with a stopper, and the partition (13) is provided in a slat-like manner with a band board between the two sides. Cut a plurality of small holes in the corners, put a thin plate material on the inside of the area of the extra thickness, and attach grooves of the same thickness to the inner wall on each side around the thin plate. ) Top surface of other containers (15) Top surface of other containers (15)
5) The opening is the size of a thin plate material, and a small lid is attached that opens and closes the thin plate material by a spring fitting passed through a hole ring at one end of the upper part of the thin plate material. The scrubbing brush (A) shown in Figure 18 can be made of thin cloth-like strips of thin sponge material, nylon hand towels, hard yarn woven materials, hard or soft cloth materials, etc., of any length. Fold the width of the strip material at the required intervals so that both width ends are the top surface (1) and the bottom surface (2). Alternatively, the folding ridges are made into the upper surface (1) and the lower surface (2), etc., so that the folding specifications (4) and fastening (5) are applied, and the handle (A1) is not attached. The holding frame (Aa) is made of a ring-shaped thin strip material, or is fixed with a rubber band or a clip.

In this example, the dispenser hole (18) with a small plate lid can be held in one hand to adjust the dispenser, and when the hand is turned, the lid closes to prevent the contents from moisture. The effort of closing can be omitted, and the folding scrubber (A) can be used by making use of one side of each material.

Eighth Embodiment In the eighth embodiment, as shown in FIGS. 19, 20, and 21, other containers (C) and containers (B
), and as shown in Fig. 19, a handle (141) in the shape of a mouth or an arbitrary shape is provided in the bottom of one side wall of the container (B), and a half-sized handle (141) is provided on the top surface of the container (7) between the upper side wall materials. The end of the cord-like material with the extra dimension is bridged over the container embankment (7B), and a strap-like material approximately half the size of one individual container is placed between the side edges of the opposing side wall materials just below the top surface (15) of the other container. The end is used as a handle for holding another container (15c), and a handle for holding another container (6c) is installed between the side wall materials slightly lower than the top surface (15) of the other container, and strap-like materials are strung at appropriate intervals. ing. A tip opening (18) is formed on one side wall, or has a bow-shaped top opening at an arbitrary location, and is designed to open upward when the base end of the small lid is pressed. The lid can be opened and closed by facing outward on both sides at the contact point (Bc), can be opened on one side, or can be inserted into the lid. The presser frame shown in Figure 20 (A
A) is made into a ring shape of a strip material with small holes.

The scrubbing brush (A) shown in FIG. 21 is folded by overlapping scrubber materials (AA) of the same material or different hardness, softness, etc.

In this example, the container holder (7B), container holder (15c), etc. can be used to easily move and take out each container, and the scrubbing brush (A) made of different materials can be used appropriately depending on the location. The holding frame (Aa) with a strip-shaped base and small holes can also be used for general scrubbers that do not shrink, and can drain water from the scrubber (A). The other container hanger (6c) can be hung on a storage area, wall surface, etc.

Ninth Example In the ninth example, a container (B) and another container (C) are arbitrarily partitioned within one individual as shown in FIG. 22, FIG. 23, and FIG. 24. Another space (D) is also provided in a prismatic shape and arranged in parallel, and the bottom material of one corner of the other space (D) is attached to the container (B), and each side material in contact with the other container (C) is banded vertically around the outer shell. The top surface (7) of the container (B) formed by partitioning with board material is made into a sliding door (14) that pulls both vertically long sapwood ends to the outside of the short side running in the horizontal groove of the material thickness, and the partition ( Assemble 13) into vertical and horizontal members, cut a window of any size in the outer wall material of the lower space (10'), and cut vertical and horizontal grooves of any shape and size on the inside or outside of the outer wall material, etc. I made it a sliding door that runs inside the frame. Or drainage specifications using sliding doors, etc. that can be pulled to match window shapes in different positions (12)
The lid (19) of the sliding door that pulls the surface material on the top surface (15) of the other container in the longitudinal direction, and the rain material on the bottom surface (16) of the other container can also be removed from the sliding door. The scrubbing brush (A) in Figure 23 is the length of the material (3)
Or, the material length (3) is folded to double the length, or thin strings, strings, corners, round bar-shaped materials, etc. are bundled and tied together (5) Reduced specifications (4) are made, and the 24th The holding frame shown in the figure (Aa
) is attached to the upper frame circumference (1a), a large frame ring type, and the frame length (3a), with multiple pieces attached to the flexible base of the cloth string.

In this example, the other space (D) is where flowers, aromatic materials, etc. are placed, and each container (
B) It can be used to add decoration to (C) and change the atmosphere, and it can also be used for practical purposes such as storing stick-shaped polishing material (Cc). To facilitate the bagging of the agent (Cc), the use of cloth string material for the frame length (3a) allows for the scrubbers (A ) can be easily worn.

10th Embodiment The 10th embodiment is as shown in FIGS. 25 and 26.
Figure: Layer several different types of hetawasi wood (AA). Alternatively, the lengths (3) of left and right materials such as stacked materials are different, and the handle opening (2') material is assembled with the handle head (1') inside the top surface (7) of the opening surface of the container (B). Make the handle length (3'
) into the handle (A') which has a sloped surface such as a short or thin plate lid, and as shown in Figure 26, place the container (B) and other containers (C) in front and back rows. Connect it and pull out the spine wall material of the columnar body of the other container (C) at the rear upward. Make it a sliding door lid (19) or a single-opening lid (19), etc., and make the swinging hole (18) on the side into a hedge shape. Fold the ends of both ends that stick out and put them back together. Alternatively, the front container (B) may have a shape protruding like the mouth of an earthenware pot, and the openings on the top surface (7) of the left and right containers (9) may be different in length, and the openings on the top surface (7) may be made long and narrow on the side walls. Each container (B) has a drainage specification (12) that allows the material to be pulled upwards, and the handle head (11) is the lid door (14).
) (C) The wood surface is designed, horizontally drawn, and decorated.

Note that other embodiments of the tenth embodiment may be implemented as follows.

(1') Attach small protrusions to the left and right sides of the other container (C) in the overlapping part of the face material of each container (B) and (C), and
) A small hole is made in the wood, and each individual piece is hung to form a single piece. Or, there are one or more ■-shaped container hangers (
6B), and a hanging handle (6') such as a key shape or a protrusion is attached to the corresponding position of the other container (C).

(B) The bottom of the container (8) The bottom of the other container (16) The separate containers (B) and (C) are fitted into a short frame material as large as the bottom of the container (16) to form one individual container.

(c) A strap-like material for hanging another container (6C) is provided at the center of the surface of the upper surface (15) of the other container.

11th Example In the 11th example, as shown in FIGS. 28 and 29, the top surface (7
) Add a cover-type short lid (19) of the same size to the opening surface of the top surface (15) of the container, and from below the lid length, insert the side wall material on the longitudinal side of the container (B) into the partition (10B) of the upper space (10B). 13) A door that can be opened and closed by folding the ends of the materials or folding the material such as accordion folds outward. , make the drainage specification (12), drain the top and bottom two pieces, and put the drain hole (1) into the other container (C).
8) Store a stick-shaped bag of polishing agent without a holder. Connect the opposing sides of each top surface (7) and (15) of each container (B) and (C) to make a bank of thin strip plate material, ( 715). The scrubbing brush (A) in Fig. 28 is made by folding a strip made of different materials and fixing one end of the material (5) to make the reduced specification (4).

12th Embodiment As shown in FIGS. 29, 30, and 31, the twelfth embodiment consists of a container (B) and another container (C) that are stacked in vertical rows to form a box-shaped exterior. The upper container (B) is placed in the extracted shape adjacent to the frame (20) material as shown in FIG.
As shown in the figure, divide the opening surface of the top surface (7) into two and divide the opening surface of the top surface (7) into two.
) slightly above the height (9) of the partition frame (13), and the circulation hole (131) of the plate material, with small holes or multiple holes on the entire surface.
Or, the plate material of the partition (13) is made arbitrarily smaller in size than the upper area of the upper space (101), or has vertical, horizontal holes or peripheral holes at one end, or arbitrary holes, etc., and other containers below. Store a packet of polishing material (Cc) inside (C), or attach a face material to the top surface (15) of the other container without leaving it open, and insert a draw-out hole ( 18) is provided to store powdered polishing material (Cc). The scrubbing brush (A) in FIG. 31 is made of a thin strip material or one or more scrubbing strips (AA) of arbitrary shape, etc., and a double folded folded seam portion or the like is formed on the lower surface (2).

13th Embodiment The 13th embodiment is shown in Figs. 32, 33, 34, and 35.
As shown in the figure, the container (B) and the other container (C) are separate bodies of each shape housed within the outer frame (20) material as shown in FIG. The bottom of one side of the outer frame (20) is set at a right angle, and the triangular corner connecting the wire ends forms the inside shape of the frame drawn by the ends of the strip material.The containers (B) and (C) are adjacent and parallel to each other outside the frame to the left and right. The top surface of other containers (15) shown in Figure 33 (C) can be pulled out.
The slope of the columnar body has an arbitrary shape swinging hole (
18). Alternatively, an outer wall material having a scrubber (A) shape recessed from the outside of one side wall material into the other container (C) is formed to form a box-shaped space with only the bottom surface or the bottom surface and the top surface shared. Attach a frame plate with a short length at the bottom of the container, and insert a small hole, a stopper, or a pipe hole from the small hole into the frame plate, which has a frame shape only at the bottom, on the bottom of the container (16). Drainage specification (12), etc., with a hanging handle (6') above the opening type.
The plan is to use temporary containers (CBs) with

In addition, a temporary container (CB) with the bottom material of a short box-shaped enclosure frame and a hanging handle (6') may be extended on the left and right, front and rear, above or below any wall material of the other container (C), etc. It is said that Scrubber material (AA) is made by folding two sheets of scrubber material (AA) with overlapping scrubbing brushes (A) shown in Figure 34 so that the folded edges are on the top surface (A).
Attach a small string ring or a ■-shaped handle (6) to the top surface (1), and use a perpendicular line connecting both sides of a triangle made by connecting the two right-angled ends of the container (B) shown in Figure 35. The top surface of the vessel (7) with the side surface and the side surface of the diagonal line attached to the midway point of the diagonal line, and the one-line vessel space (10) without the top surface material placed below the midpoint of the vessel height (9). A hanging handle (6') in the shape of a key or other shape is provided on the inside of the panel slightly below the top surface (7) of the shaped body with the upper end of the downward facing side panel as the opening surface. (20)
Attach a mirror to each surface material. The sides of each container are designed, decorated, removed, assembled, etc. by drawing pictures on the sides.

In this example, each container (B) (C) in the outer frame (20) is
20) It can change according to the shape, give it an interesting look, play with it, be easy to design and decorate, not look unsightly when placed in the place where it is used, and create a fun atmosphere to use.Container (B)
The inner hanging handle (6') allows you to drain the scrubbing brush (A) without installing a partition (13). In addition, in the case where the upper surface (7) of other embodiments is not attached, (a) the lower surface (8) of the upper surface (7) with only one linear spinal wall surface is shaped like ■, ■, etc. A short enclosure frame is attached to the front part, and a hanging handle (6') is attached above the spinal wall surface. or front wall only 1
The bottom surface (8) of a material shaped like a ■ or {circle around (8)} is a cross section obtained by folding the end of the surface material, and the container (B) is attached with the surrounding frame of the material at the rear. (b) With the second side wall material, draw a ■-shaped line at the top surface (7) of the vessel and the bottom surface (8).
A short frame material is attached to the material. (c) On the 3rd side wall, the upper surface of the vessel is in the form of a ■ shape or a semicircle (7) The lower surface of the vessel is drawn by a line at position (8) A tall frame board is attached to the material, and the lower part is enclosed to form a frame. Container hanger (6B) at the upper center of the side wall material
is attached.

14th Embodiment In the 14th embodiment, as shown in FIGS. 36, 37, and 38, a container (B) and another container (C) are separated from each other without a face material as shown in FIG. 36. It is placed adjacent to the frame (20). The outer frame (20) is formed into a box shape with thin strips or rods of any length that are extra large around the outer circumference of each container (B) and (C), and the circumference is made smaller by one circumference at the bottom. The material was extended inward. Alternatively, a swing hole (18) is provided in the three-sided material at one upper corner of another container (C) in the shape of a triangular prism, such as by spanning material on the opposite side, and a cap lid (19) of the same shape is attached. A hole-shaped, liquid polishing material (Cc) is used, and a door of any shape (1
4) The upper space (10B) is an opening without a bottom panel, and short legs are attached to each corner, and the lower space (10') shown in Fig. 37 is made into a separate 3 Place a partition (13) plate with arbitrary holes cut in each corner panel in the upper opening surface of the prismatic body, or a hexagonal plate without circulation holes (13) cut out from the three corners. ing. Using the scrubbing brush (A) in Figure 38,
Scrub material (AA) such as cloth material or cloth-like material as shown in Figure 39
) is folded several degrees or once to the material length (3), or a flower made by shirring the middle of the material slightly below the upper surface of the material (1), etc. It's shaped like this.

In this example, the large opening of the container (B) without the door (14) can be rotated to the rear when not in use, and the outer frame (20) can be attached to each container (B) (C) to speed up the drying of the inside. You can freely use one individual of each to prevent them from falling apart and place them all in one place. Note that other embodiments of the fourteenth embodiment may be implemented as follows.

(a) The outer frame (20) is used for containers with only one side material, other containers (
A frame material with a short length is used around the circumference of the board with an extra-large outer circumference at the bottom of C), and a pedestal with a rotating axis is attached to the center of the bottom surface of the board.

The outer frame (20) of this example can be rotated to each side when the containers (B) and (C) are used or not used.

(B) Form a columnar body by using the outer frame (20) as a bottom material, a top material with an extra circumference including the top surfaces of each container (B) and (C), and a deep covering lid of arbitrary material length, and the inside A stick-shaped polishing material (Cc) is stored in another container (C) with a partition frame of arbitrary length, and a scrubber (A) is stored in a container (B) with a frame shaped like a saucer at the bottom.

(c) A plate-like material of an appropriate size is made into a circular or arbitrary shape, and a short enclosure frame is used.Another unspecified container is placed on the outer frame (20), which has a base with a rotating shaft attached to the bottom surface of the board. B),
Alternatively, unspecified containers or the like are placed on one or more stacked tiers, or in one or more rows in parallel, with the rotating shaft material extending upward through the plate material.

15th Embodiment The 15th embodiment is shown in Figs. 40 and 41.
As shown in the figure, another container (C) is placed close to another container (C) within a container (B) or within a container (B) with an outer frame (20) attached thereto. The container (B) is deformed and shaped to form a house-shaped entire space, or a polyhedral container top surface (7) is formed such as by partitioning one side into an outer frame (20) and forms a two-sided roof that slopes left and right from the apex. A door (14) that can be opened and closed up and down with a roof plate that opens at the bottom of the board on one or two sides, and a double door that opens on one side (14) with a large side opening (14). (14) or the external air holes (11) of the partition frame are suddenly partitioned at about half the roof to form a half house-shaped outer frame (20).

Alternatively, if there is no partition, etc., a hook-shaped hanging handle (6') is installed at the middle of the roof apex, and the lower space (10) is placed inside the vessel space (10).
’) Two types of drainage specifications (12), such as a rail groove on the bottom of the inner large box, or a drawer with casters, etc., and a pipe hole and a stopper on one side of the box, are used for drainage. Install the partition (13') on the upper inner peripheral wall of the box so that the partition (13) plate is sloped, or install the partition (13') with a concave cross-section.
3) Attach each upper circumferential side of the board, etc., so that the partition (13) is removable, and the top surface (15 ), liquid polishing material (Cc) will pour out from the other container (C
) is inserted. Wrap the scrubber (A) in Figure 41 into a spiral shape of scrubber material (AA). Assemble other materials so that the center part is convex or concave. Alternatively, the lower surface (2) is formed with an uneven surface or the lower part is formed into a step-like shape using ring-shaped members of various sizes. In this example, there is a hanging handle (61) and there is no need for a partition (13), so a partition (13) is provided, and there are two types of drainage specifications (12), etc., and there are many doors (14), so you can access them from each side at any time. Free container (B) can be used.

16th Embodiment The 16th embodiment is shown in FIGS. 42, 43, and 44. As shown in FIG.
) to become Or polishing material (Cc) inside other objects (E), etc.
The container (B) is placed nearby. Place another container (C) or other object (E), etc. in a flower basket shape, free shape, shape, etc. within the large opening on the top surface, and apply polishing material (Cc) to the top of the package using a paper lid. The container (B) shown in Fig. 43 can be used to store multiple bottles and can also contain containers (B) of any shape.
The corner is the handle (A'), the lower part of the handle opening (2') is the opening, and the upper surface (7) is the lower surface (8) of one corner, which is slightly above the 1-line shape with no surface material. It was made into a rod that was passed through the small holes provided in the face material. Or make a drainage specification (12) such as stopping a stopper in an opening slightly cut out at the lower end of the same corner, and make a rectangular cube showing the scrubbing brush (A) shown in Figure 44 with each vessel (B) and handle (A'). A scrubbing brush (AA) with an uneven surface of one circumference of the material is used, and an arbitrary presser frame (A2) is attached to store the material.

17th Embodiment The 17th embodiment is shown in FIGS. 45 and 46.
B) Another container (C) is related to another object (E) by one individual, or by the adjacency or proximity of another individual. Or, it may be formed in relation to the surface material of another object (E). The other object (E) is placed on the opening surface of the object containing a free-form object such as the flower basket of the previous 16th embodiment, or inside the object as shown in FIG.
Each container (B) (C) on the outer wall surface, frame material surface, etc., or in a frame or board or other material provided by another object (E) as shown in Fig. 46, or on another object (E). The material surfaces of the parts are joined on each side, front and back, or incorporated.

In this example, if the other object (E) is a wall-hanging board material, a small space can be used even if there is no place to put it, and the decorativeness can be easily brought out.

18th Embodiment As shown in FIG. 47, the 18th embodiment is
), the shape and main purpose of each container (B
) (C), the partial surfaces, bottom surfaces, etc. of each container (B) and (C) or the other space (D) protrude from the main material surface.

Other embodiments of the 18th embodiment may be implemented as follows. As shown in Figure 48, the whole surface of the other object (E) is placed in front of each container (B) (C) body, suitable for concealment, and has many uses, so that each container (B) ( C) or other space (D) is located at the rear, and the main material surface is a mirror, door, or other material, and the shaped material is used as a shelf, box shape, extractor, storage of other items, etc.

19th Embodiment In the 19th embodiment, as shown in FIGS. 49 and 50, the container (B) and the other containers (C) are each made into separate bodies. Alternatively, each shaped individual or each associated shaped individual is shaped like a tobacco container (C) and a pipe-like container (B).

20th Embodiment The 20th embodiment is shown in Figs. 51 and 52. or a combination of all, connected, adjacent, adjacent, internal, or mixed.

The kokeshi shown in Figure 51 is placed in another container (C) with a scrubbing brush (A) inside another object (E) in the empty basket shown in Figure 52.
Alternatively, place a container (B) containing a scrubbing brush (A) nearby, or place another kokeshi doll container (C) inside another object (E) in the colander basket, etc. ) are also permitted. Or, the person holding the container (C) is hanging the container (B) in a shoulder bag with the container handle (7B).

Alternatively, the container (B) may be placed inside another object (E) of a shoulder bag. Or, the person holds another object (E) in the hand of another container (C).

Or place the bucket (B) on the pedestal of another object (E) at your feet, such as by placing a jar on your head, or another object (E)
Place another object (E), a soap container, on the back of the wood of the tree trunk, hide another object (C) on the upper side, and hang the birdcage container (B) on a tree branch. There are various kinds of people.

In this example, each container (B) (C) has another object (E) other space (
D) etc., it can be placed in a place where it is not conspicuous and can create a fun atmosphere.

21st Embodiment The 21st embodiment is shown in Figs. 53, 54, 55, and 56.
As shown in the figure, the contents of the other container (C), the polishing material (C)
In the example for replacing and refilling c), the bag containing the polishing material (Cc) is made into a cylinder shape as shown in Figure 53, and the material at the bag opening (21) is made to have an extra length. Tighten the bag bottom (22) material in the same central position and attach an optional lead strip material (23) in the shape of ■ when viewed from the side, and attach it to the other container (C) shown in Figure 54.
A vertical groove (26) is formed between the outer circumference (24) material and the inner circumference (25) material on the opening surface of the top surface (15) of the other container as shown in Fig. 55, and the opened bag opening (21) material is grooved. Push in the vertical groove (
26) Fit and hold with a ring material that has a handle on the inner periphery. Alternatively, as shown in FIG. 56, a horizontally long groove (27) is provided below the vertically long groove (26), or only the horizontally long groove (27) is held in place.

22nd Embodiment The 22nd embodiment is shown in Figs. 57, 58, 59, and 6.
As shown in Figure 0, the top surface of the other container (15) seen in Figure 57
As shown in Fig. 57, the bag of polishing material (Cc) shown in Fig. 58 is placed in the cylindrical frame at the mouth (18) of the spider-shaped dispensing hole (18) slightly lower than the top surface (15) of the container. Incorporate the inner frame (18c) with an opening at the front at the corresponding position, and open the bag opening (2
Attachment material (23) with long tightening thread from 1) to another container (C
) outer periphery (24) for attaching the appropriate number of inner wall materials (
23'). Alternatively, as shown in FIG. 59, the bag for polishing agent (Cc) has an inner frame (18c) with the tip of the mouth extending outward from a dispensing hole (18) opened in the wall material under the top surface (15) of the container.

23rd Embodiment The 23rd embodiment is shown in FIGS. 61 and 62 as shown in the bottom of the bag (
As shown in Figure 61, insert the mounting material (23) attached to 22) into the tunnel-shaped mounting hook (23') on the inner wall of the lid (19) of the bottom material (16) of the other container. Or fold it to the bottom.

Or, as shown in Figure 62, the attachment material that is not attached to the bag bottom (22) can be placed on the entire circumference of the open outer circumference (24) on the inner wall of the bottom surface (16) of other containers, or in the horizontal groove attachment hooks (23') in two places. (23) The board is passed through the small ring hole in the bag bottom (22) and the two ends are attached.

24th Embodiment In the 24th embodiment, as shown in FIG.
6) Cut the material thinly from the side of the opening on one side to the center, and attach the head and narrow neck to the bottom side (23')
A string attachment material (23) attached to the bag bottom (22) is wound around the bag bottom (22).

(Effect of the invention) Polish the scrubbing material (AA), such as a cube or flat material of the required size, at the reduction point (4'), leave the length intact, and sew the upper part down and tie it inside the handle (A'). By applying the other reduction specifications (4), it becomes a considerably smaller scrubbing brush (A) with one end reduced in size, and the storage space and container (B) are also reduced. It becomes a material that has both hardness and softness due to the folds and compression of the reduced part, and can be used to polish small details such as ceramic materials with many curved parts in small areas such as washbasins in toilets and sinks in polishing areas. This allows you to adjust the strength of the polishing force, allowing for better polishing. The handle (A') accommodates scrubber wood (AA) within the frame, so it can be considerably reduced in size using soft wood, and scrubber wood (AA)
AA) It neatly adjusts the folds and bulges in the reduced area, fixes the reduction, is comfortable to hold in the hand, can be held in the fingertips to avoid water leakage from the hands, and can be used for light polishing and cleaning that occurs frequently. can. The holding frame (Aa) is smaller in size than the scrubber material (AA) of the part that will not be reduced, so it can be reduced in size and the container (B)
The container (B) can be made smaller, and the material with small holes can be used to squeeze out the water from the scrubbing brush (A).

In the container (B), a scrubbing brush (A) was placed in the upper space (10B) divided by a partition (13) with a flow hole (13') in the vessel space (10), and the material was contained through the flow hole (13'). The moisture flows down to the lower space (10') and accumulates in the outer air hole (11').
) In addition to providing drainage specifications (12), the opening can also be used to aerate and dry the inside of the container (B), improve the storage condition of the scrubber (A), and place the scrubber (A) in the polishing area. The smaller container (B), which hides and does not show and the surface is also held down with the reduced pressure frame (Aa) of the scrubbing brush (A), can be placed in a small amount of space and space, and other containers with a drawing hole (18) ( The polishing agent (Cc) is brought close to the container (B) by bonding or otherwise.
) in a separate place for the scrubbing brush (A), the inconvenience of taking out and storing two pieces, and the burden of cleaning can be eliminated, and each container (B)
) (C) Scrubber (A) Co-design and decoration, it can be placed on the surface where it is placed and ready to be cleaned as soon as you reach out. If we standardize and make it replaceable, each container (B) (
If C) is carefully made instead of disposable, it will be economical, and if the structure of each part is elaborate, it will be fun and playable.
) to involve objects (E), etc. The contact points (Bc) and outer frame (20) of each container (B) and (C) can be changed and various designs and decorations can be developed, creating a casual and fun atmosphere in the place, making it easy for anyone to do minor polishing and cleaning. This makes cleaning fun for children and anyone who notices it, making it easier to do it at any time.

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1, FIG. 2 of the first embodiment, FIG. 3, FIG. 4, and FIG. 5 of the second embodiment are FIG. 6 of the third embodiment, and FIG. Figures 8, 9, and 10 of the fourth embodiment are Figures 11, 12, and 13 of the fourth embodiment, and Figures 14, 15, and 16 of the fifth embodiment are 1st example of 6th embodiment
7 and 18 are FIG. 19 of the seventh embodiment, FIG. 20, and FIG. 21 are FIG. 22 of the eighth embodiment, FIG. 23, and FIG. 24 are FIG. 25 of the ninth embodiment, 26th
Figure 27 of the 10th embodiment, Figure 28 of the 11th embodiment, Figure 29 of the original form of the 11th embodiment, Figure 30, and Figure 31 are the 32nd embodiment of the 12th embodiment.
Figures 33, 34 and 35 are the thirteenth embodiment. Figures 36, 37 and 38 are the fourteenth embodiment. The above are perspective views of the respective embodiments. Plan view of the original form of the 14th embodiment Fig. 40, Fig. 4
Figure 1 is the 42nd figure of the 15th embodiment, Figure 43, and Figure 44 are the 45th figure of the 16th embodiment.
Figure 46 is the 17th embodiment, Figure 47 is the 18th embodiment, Figure 48 is the 18th embodiment, and Figure 49 is another embodiment of the 18th embodiment.
Figure 0 is a perspective view of the 19th embodiment. Figure 51 is a front view of the 20th embodiment. Figure 52 is a perspective view of the 20th embodiment. Figure 53 is a perspective view of the 21st embodiment. Figure 54 is a perspective view of a portion of the 21st embodiment, Figure 55, Figure 56 is a sectional view of a portion of the 21st embodiment, Figure 57, Figure 58 is Figure 59 of the 22nd embodiment, 60th
61 is a perspective view of each of the above embodiments of the 23rd embodiment. FIG. 62 is a perspective view of each of the other embodiments of the 23rd embodiment. Perspective and sectional view of part FIG. 63 is a perspective view of a part of the twenty-fourth embodiment. Code A Scrubber B Container C Other container D Other space E Other object Bc Contact Cc Polishing agent Cc Temporary container AA Scrubber material
1 Top surface 2 Bottom surface 3 Material length 4' Reduction point 4 Reduction specifications 5
Fastening A1 handle 1'Handle head 2'Handle opening 3'Handle length 6 Hanging hand Aa holding frame 1a Upper frame surround 2a Lower frame surround 3a Frame length 7 Upper surface of vessel 8 Lower surface of vessel 9 Length of vessel 10 Space for vessel 10B Upper space 10' Lower space 11 Outside air hole 12 Drainage specification 13 Partition 13' Distribution hole 14 Door 15 Top surface of other containers 16 Bottom surface of other containers 17 Length of other containers 1
8 Shaking hole 19 Lid 20 Outer frame 21 Bag opening 22 Strap bottom 23 Attachment frame 23' Attachment material hook 24 Outer circumference
25 Inner circumference 26 Vertical groove 27 Horizontal groove

Claims (6)

[Claims] Reduction specifications (4 ), the original shape of the scrubbing brush (A^A) has been deformed and reduced in size. (2) A scrubber according to claim 1, which has a handle (A') smaller than the handle (A') of the scrubber (A^A), which is lid-shaped or cylindrical. (3) Upper frame enclosure (1^a) Lower frame enclosure (2^a) Frame length (3^a
), or a string-shaped ring-shaped frame opening, etc., are attached to the lower surface of the scrubbing brush (A^A) (2) and the holding frame (A^a), which is smaller than the surrounding area. A scrubbing brush according to claims 1 and 2. (4) The inside of the container space (10) is divided into an upper space (10^B) and a lower space (10') by a partition (13), and a communication hole (13
') or without a drainer (13), any one or more of the outside air hole (11), drainage specification (12), door (14) surface, arbitrary opening surface, etc. The scrubbing brush according to claim 1, claim 2, and claim 3, wherein the scrubbing brush is housed in a container (B) that includes , or the entire body. (5) Connecting the container (B) to the contact point (B^c) of another container (C) with the outlet (18), or joining them into one individual, or joining each individual, or adjacent to each other, or Each container (B
) (C) to be related to the outer frame (20), other space (D), other object (E), etc., or arbitrarily, or
Claim 1 states that each of the containers (B) and (C) is a separate individual that is associated with each other, or that the separate individuals that are associated are combined as a part of each of the containers (B) and (C). and the scrubbing brush described in Section 2 and Sections 3 and 4. (6) The container according to claim 4.