JPH0144146Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] (Industrial application field) The present invention relates to a case for holding wet towels or towels, and in particular, a string is inserted inside the case, and the string and the towel etc. are connected via a metal fitting. The present invention relates to a wet towel or hand towel holder case in which a wet towel or the like can be stored inside the case by pulling the lower part of the string that is stopped and exposed to the outside downward.

(Prior Art) Many bags and cases for holding wet towels or tenugui have been proposed in the past.
There are many proposals with various ideas for towels etc. enclosed in plastic bags provided to customers at coffee shops, etc., and many cases such as carrying towels etc. for vacations and travels have been proposed and implemented. has been made into

A number of such prior art systems provide the versatility of using the case itself for other purposes.

For example, Utility Model No. 54-18377.

This example consists of a cylinder and a cap.
It can be used to store towels, etc. and is portable by closely engaging the cap with the cylindrical body, and by placing the cylindrical body horizontally on top of the cap, it can be used as a holder for towels, etc., or as a hanger. configured to be used.

However, in the above-mentioned numerous proposals and the above-mentioned general-purpose prior art, when storing items such as wet towels,
In most cases, towels and the like are stored rolled up.

(Problems to be solved by the invention) This conventional method of rolling up and storing items such as wet towels has certain characteristics and effects, but this method of rolling up and storing items If infants or small children (lower elementary school students or pre-elementary school students) tried to do this, they were often unable to wind it up in an orderly fashion, or were unable to store or insert it.

Or, children are not very interested in winding up or storing things (because they can't store them).

This invention allows infants and small children to store objects in a case without special practice, and furthermore, it is possible for infants and small children to store objects in a case. The purpose of this program is to help children develop the habit of wiping their faces and hands with towels, etc., and to foster a sense of cleanliness.

If small children become interested in and familiar with this product of this invention, and by carrying it with them at all times and using wet towels before snacks and meals, it will be possible to improve early childhood education. This is a really positive thing in terms of children's education, as it improves their discipline.

(Means for Solving the Problems) The present invention has the following configuration in order to achieve its purpose. That is, it is a case in which a bottomed cylindrical bag body 1 having a string threading hole 6 at the bottom and a lidded cylindrical cap 2 equipped with a webbing cord 5 are partially connected, and the bag body 1 and the cap are connected to each other. A fastener 3 is provided between the two so that it can be opened and closed freely, a string 7 of arbitrary length with a stopper fitting 8 provided at the lower end is inserted into the string passage hole 6, and a safety pin or hook 9 is attached to the upper end. This is a moist wet towel or washcloth holder case in which a metal fitting 9 is detachably engaged with the center part of a wet towel or washcloth 10 to be stored.

(Function) When using the present invention, the wet towel, etc. 10 is detached from the hooking metal fitting 9, and after impregnating the wet towel, etc. 10 with an appropriate amount of warm water, the wet towel, etc. 9 is locked to link with the string body 7.

Grasp the exposed lower part of the string 7 and pull the string 7 downward while pulling and inserting the wet towel or the like 10 into the case.

Push the upper part of the wet towel etc. 10 exposed from the case into the case, close the cylindrical cap 2 with a lid that is open on one side, and close the sliding tool 1 for the fastener.
Close the fastener 3 while rotating the fastener 4.

The long string 7 exposed at the bottom is wrapped around the outer periphery of the case body, or hooked and locked to the ring rod 4 or the complex fitting connected to the fastener sliding tool 14,
If you pass your wrist through the strap 5, you can carry it with you.

When using the wet towel etc. 10, the above order is reversed, releasing the exposed string 7 from locking or winding, opening the fastener 3, opening the cylindrical cap 2 with a lid to one side, and opening the inside. Pull out 10 towels etc.

When hooking onto the wet towel etc. 10, the metal fitting 9 remains locked, or when the wet towel etc. 10 is detached from the metal fitting.
It is used to wipe your face and hands.

The details of the configuration will be described below.

(Example) Embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

First Embodiment A first embodiment of the present invention is shown in FIGS. 1 to 8, and will be explained from the setting of the dimensions of the material, etc.
The second illustration is a developed plan view of the material that will become the case, but when setting the outer diameter dimension, it is important to pull the approximate center of the object such as a wet towel into the inside of the case without rolling it up. Since the container is to be stored in a case, the outer diameter is set according to the selected item to be stored, such as a wet towel, tenugui, handkerchief, or towel, and the size of the selected item.

For example, in the case of a wet towel, the height A and width B of the material should be about 180 mm or 200 mm each, and for a thin and small version such as a handkerchief, the material should be about 140 mm each, which is smaller than the towel. good. If the tenugui is made of thick fabric, the height A should be 300mm and the width B should be 200mm.
It is preferable to have a grain size.

In this example, a towel of standard size is used, and the material is generally leather cloth, etc.
A fabric made of synthetic fibers whose surface was coated with a synthetic resin film such as vinyl was used.

That is, a soft and flexible waterproof fabric 21 was used, and the height A and width B were set to 180 mm and cut. After setting the distance F between the imaginary lines 25, 25 near the left and right outer edges, which will later become the folded seam line 23 for sewing, to 160 mm, and when providing the opening hole 22, set the distance C from the upper side to 40 mm.
An opening hole 22 with a height E of 15 mm and a width D of 155 mm was bored as a hole. Using the same waterproof cloth as above, cut the cover plate 12 and the bottom plate 11 into two pieces each having a diameter H of 60 mm. A string passing hole 6 is bored in the center of the bottom plate 11, and the outer periphery of the hole 6 is covered with a stopper 15, or the string 7 is inserted into the hole 6 so that the inside and outside are sealed. It is preferable to provide a sponge body 15 which is characterized by air bubble particles.

The third illustration is a developed view of the bottom plate 11, and a developed view of the lid plate 12 is omitted, but the imaginary line 24 at the position that will later become the folding seam line 23 for sewing the vicinity of the upper and lower opening edges is
The cover plate 12 (not shown) is also similar, and has a diameter G
is approximately 50 mils.

Note that no holes are provided in the cover plate 12.

The three pieces of cloth cut as described above are sewn using a sewing machine or the like at the respective predetermined seam lines 23. A webbing cord 5 of a predetermined size is prepared, and the upper part is sewn at the seam part in the longitudinal direction. When the base of the strap 5 is brought into contact with a position near the center of the cap 2, and longitudinal stitching is performed using the stitching line 23, the outer edge 26 of the stitched portion is exposed in the longitudinal direction.

When the bottom plate 11 is brought into contact with the lower part and the lid plate 12 is brought into contact with the upper part of the upper and lower opening edges, and sutures are applied along the respective set suture lines 23, 23, the outer edges 27 of the upper and lower suture parts are exposed. do.

Next, the fastener 3 of a predetermined size is sewn into the opening 22. This fastener 3 has its sliding tool 14
is provided, and connects an anchor-shaped fitting or a ring rod 4 (not shown) to the sliding tool 14.

As described above, the bottomed cylindrical bag body 1 and the cylindrical cap 2 with a lid having the strap 5 are connected in one part, and the fastener 3 is provided in the opening hole 22 so as to be openable and closable.
The cases of the first practical example shown in FIGS. 2 to 8 have been constructed. However, because of the sewing process, these were processed with the inner surface facing the front side, so they were turned inside out so that the normal surface was the front side.

The string 7 was made to have an appropriate length, but when the outer diameter of the material in this row was 180 mm, the length was set to 350 mm.

The lower end of the cord 7 may be provided with a wrap-around knot to serve as a stopper (not shown), or a stopper 8 may be tied to the cord. A safety pin 9 is tied and fixed 13 to the upper end of the string 7.

The safety pin 9 is normally known, but instead of this safety pin, it is a hook-shaped hook,
Its base is provided with a rod so as to be connected to the string 7, and its tip is sharp enough to easily penetrate cloth such as wet towels, but it does not stick like a needle even if touched by the hand. It is preferable to use a hook 9 with a tip that does not cause pain (not shown).
A safety pin is called a safety pin in its trade name, but it is safe when its needle-shaped tip is inserted into the hook, but when the pin is removed and a wet towel etc. 10 is attached or detached, it is safe. , the needle-like pin tips are exposed, making it dangerous even for adults.

Therefore, in this invention, the hook-shaped hook 9 mentioned above is used.
shall be. Hook this string 7 or its upper end to the metal fitting 9
Before fixing, the upper end of the string is inserted into the case through the lower string passing hole 6, and then the upper end of the string is hooked and fixed 13 to a predetermined rod of the metal fitting 9.

The first figure shows a state in which the approximately central part of the wet towel, etc. 10 is locked to the metal fitting 9, and the wet towel, etc. 10 in this case is a wet towel of a size that matches the outer diameter dimension of the material that was initially set at the time of cutting the material. be.

In the above-described first embodiment, the material for the case was leather cloth, which was sewn using a sewing machine.

Although not shown, the case of the present invention may be formed using a flexible waterproof cloth made of general synthetic resin such as vinyl instead of leather cloth.

Needless to say, the stitched portion in this case is formed by a compression process using pressurized heat, which is generally referred to as heat sealing.

Second Embodiment A second embodiment of the present invention is shown in FIGS. 9 and 10, and the setting of the outer diameter is the same as that of the first embodiment.

The case in this example consists of a bottomed cylindrical body 30 equipped with a string passage hole 6 at the bottom, and a cap body 31 that can be fitted in a sealed manner. It is formed by mechanical molding from semi-rigid plastic synthetic resin.

The fitting portion of the cap body 31 that is fitted to the cylindrical body 30 in a sealed manner is a deep and long overlapping fitting portion, and a slight recess is formed in the inner wall at the center and outer periphery of the overlapping fitting portion. The outer wall has a bulging ring 3 that bulges slightly outward.
3 is formed on the cap body 31, and a bulge ring 34 that engages and fits is formed on the cylindrical body 30. In this case, a strap 32 is fixed to the cap body 31. .

The string 7, the stopper 8, and the hook 9 are the same as in the first embodiment, and do not change when used, but instead of the check 3 in the first embodiment, a fitting method depending on the material is used. That is.

(Effect of idea) According to the present invention, the following effects are achieved.

(b) Even wet towels can be carried easily, and since they are stored in the case without being rolled up, even children can easily store the items in the case.

(b) It is easy to take out the stored items, use them, and store them again, and not only do children become interested in storing the stored items by pulling the string, but they are also able to interact with adults. You can use it with interest.

(c) It is hygienic for children to develop a habit of wiping their hands and faces with these towels, etc., depending on their interest and sense of familiarity, and to develop a sense of cleanliness.

(d) Improving the habit of wiping hands and faces and improving discipline is a very positive thing for the education of infants and children, and can be said to be a practical idea.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show embodiments of the present invention; FIGS. 1 to 8 show the first embodiment, FIGS. 9 and 10 show the second embodiment, and FIG. 1 shows the objects to be stored. A perspective view of the present invention showing the wet towel etc. pulled out from the case, Figure 2 is a developed plan view to explain the cutting of the material that will become the case, and Figure 3 is a perspective view of the product being sewn to the upper and lower opening edges of the case. Developed plan views of the lid plate and bottom plate (the lid plate is not shown), and FIGS. 4 to 8 are illustrations for explaining suturing, and each is shown with the inner surface facing back to the front side. 5 is a bottom view of FIG. 4, and FIG. 6 is a side view of the case with the stitching completed, with the outer edge of the stitched portion in the vertical and longitudinal direction facing right sideways. 7 is a plan view of FIG. 6, FIG. 8 is a bottom view of FIG. 6, and FIG. 9 is a side view of the second embodiment. , FIG. 10 is an enlarged sectional view of the mating portion of FIG. 9. DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1... Bottomed cylindrical bag body, 2... Tubular cap with lid, 3... Fastener, 5... Webbing cord, 6... String hole, 7... String body, 8... Fastener, 9 ...Hook fittings, 10...Wet towels or tenugui, etc.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Bottomed cylindrical bag 1 with a string hole 6 at the bottom
and a cylindrical cap 2 with a lid equipped with a strap 5 are connected in one part, a fastener 3 is provided between the bag body 1 and the cap 2 so that the cap can be opened and closed, and a stopper is provided at the lower end. A string 7 of arbitrary length provided with a stopper 8 is inserted into the string passing hole 6, and a safety pin or a hook 9 is fixed 13 to the upper end of the string 7, and the metal fitting 9 is connected to the approximate center of a wet towel, tenugui, etc. 10. A moist wet towel or tenugui holder that is removably locked.