JPH0122573Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] "Industrial Application Field" The present invention relates to a container with a toothbrush that stores liquid or cream toothpaste.

"Prior Art" A toothbrush holder with a toothbrush holder is known in which a cylindrical toothbrush holder with an open top is attached to the rear surface of the peripheral wall of the toothbrush holder, and the handle of the toothbrush is inserted into the toothbrush holder. (Utility Model No. 56-162108).

``Problems to be solved by the invention'' The conventional toothbrush holder mentioned above is simply provided with a toothbrush handle inserted into the toothbrush holder, so the brush part is always exposed to the atmosphere, which can cause problems. Therefore, dust and dirt easily adhered to the brush portion, which was unsanitary.

The present invention aims to solve the above-mentioned drawbacks by storing a toothbrush in a toothbrush-shaped recess formed on the outer surface of the body of the container.

"Means for Solving the Problem" A container body 3 containing liquid or cream toothpaste, which has a concave part 7 recessed in the rear surface of the body part 4 in the longitudinal direction to connect a brush storage part 6 to the upper end of a handle storage part 5; The toothbrush 2 is stored in the recessed part 7 in a loosely fitted state, and the bristles 10 of the toothbrush are stored in the brush storage part 6.

"Function" When the toothbrush 2 is in the stored state, the brush bristles 10 are
Since the brush bristles are stored in the brush storage section 6 as shown in FIGS. 1a and 1b, dust and dirt are prevented from adhering to the brush bristles.

The toothbrush 2 may be removed by pushing the lower end of the handle 9 into the deep push-in part 8 formed at the lower end of the concave part 7, or by using a knob attached to the handle in advance. It can also be removed.

``Example'' In the accompanying drawings, reference numeral 1 denotes a container containing a liquid or cream toothpaste.

The container 1 has a recessed part 7 in the vertical direction on the rear surface of the body part 4 of the container body 3, and the recessed part connects the brush storage part 6 to the upper end of the vertically elongated handle storage part 5. Concave portion 7
The brush accommodating part 6 is deep, the handle accommodating part 5 is shallow, and the handle accommodating part 5 has a width that allows a toothbrush, which will be described later, to be fitted tightly therein. The lower end portion of the handle storage portion 5 may be formed into a deep portion 8 for pushing. This point will be discussed later. Further, in the illustrated example, a pump-type liquid injection container is shown as a container for storing liquid or cream toothpaste, but there is no need to limit it to this type of container at all, and the recessed portion can be formed on the outer surface of the body. Any container may be used.

Reference numeral 2 denotes a toothbrush stored in the recessed part 7 in a tightly fitted state, and has bristles 1 on the front surface of the upper end of the handle 9.
0 is planted to form the brush portion 11. As shown in FIG. 1B, the brush portion 11 has the brush bristles 10 stored in the brush storage portion 6, and the handle 9 stored in the handle storage portion 5, respectively.

To take out the toothbrush 2, in the illustrated example, all you have to do is push the lower end of the handle into the deep push-in part 8 as shown by the arrow, and then the upper part of the toothbrush 2 will pop out backwards using part A as a fulcrum, so you can just press it with one touch. can be easily taken out. Instead of forming the deep push-in part 8, a knob may be attached to the rear surface of the lower part of the handle 9, and the toothbrush 2 may be taken out using the knob.

"Effects of the invention" The present invention has the above-mentioned configuration, and since the toothbrush 2 is stored and held in the recessed part 7 by fitting tightly, there is no need for a separate toothbrush storage case, etc., and therefore,
As when a part of the toothbrush protrudes outward,
The toothbrush does not hit other objects and become a hindrance, and since the brush part 11 of the toothbrush has the bristles 10 stored in the brush storage part 6, the bristles 10
It is hygienic as there is no dust or dirt attached to the 0.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1a is a rear view of an embodiment of the container with a toothbrush of the present invention, Fig. 1b is a sectional view taken along line A-A in Fig. a, and Fig. 2a and b are side and rear views of the toothbrush. . 1... Container, 2... Toothbrush, 4... Body, 7...
...concavity.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A container body 3 containing liquid or cream toothpaste, which has a concave part 7 recessed in the vertical direction of the rear surface of the body part 4 to connect a brush housing part 6 to the upper end of the handle housing part 5, and a container body 3 containing liquid or cream toothpaste, which is fitted tightly into the concave part 7. A container with a toothbrush, comprising a toothbrush 2 stored in a state in which the toothbrush's bristles 10 are stored in the brush storage section 6.