JPH02147039A - Floor cleaning device in barber shop - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To easily execute cleaning without giving uncleanliness feeling to a customer by providing a switch to connect a vacuum cleaner with a sucking port provided on a position to suck dust swept and collected on a floor surface through a duct, and to operate the operation stop of the vacuum cleaner on a door on the sucking port, so as to be freely opened/closed. CONSTITUTION:A fixed duct 7 is connected through a flexible duct 6 to a vacuum cleaner 5 and the fixed duct 7 is arranged along an outer wall 1 or 2, the lower inside of a partition wall 3 further or the lower front surface of a mirror stand. Then, a sucking port duct 8 is connected and provided. A limit switch 11 is connected with the vacuum cleaner 5 and when a sucking port 9 is opened/closed in the moving port of a door 10, the vacuum cleaner 5 is automatically controlled to be turned on/off. When hairdressing work is finished, hair fallen down and dispersed on a floor surface is swept and collected to the nearest sucking port 9 by a broom. At such a time, when a door 10 is opened and the vacuum cleaner 5 is automatically driven and the hair, etc., swept and collected on the floor surface is sucked from the sucking port 9 together with air and housed through the fixed duct 7 and flexible duct 6 into the cleaner 5. When suction is finished, the cleaner is stopped by moving the door 10 and closing the sucking port 9.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Field of Application] The present invention relates to a floor cleaning device that automatically sucks and discharges debris such as chips that fall onto the surface of a cutting casting bed in a hairdressing salon. It is something that will take place.

[Conventional technology]

In barbershops, beauty salons, etc., hair is cut to a required length, so-called hair conditioning, and the relatively short hair that is cut at this time falls onto the floor. In order to avoid causing discomfort, when the hair of the person sitting on the chair is finished, the hair that has fallen on the floor around the chair is immediately swept up and removed using a dustpan.

[Problem to be solved by the invention]

Every time a haircut is completed, the barber uses a broom to scrape up the hair that has fallen on the floor, remove dust, and remove it. The dust must be carried to a location where a garbage can or the like is installed, and during this transportation, it may be scattered around, and the work of removing it with a dust pan gives customers a sense of disgrace.

[Means to solve the problem]

The present invention has been made in order to eliminate the above-mentioned drawbacks.The present invention has been made in order to eliminate the above-mentioned drawbacks. A switch for stopping the operation of the vacuum cleaner is connected to a suction port provided at a position where dust scraped at the same place or on the floor can be sucked, and is provided on the suction port so as to be openable and closable.

[For production]

The operation of the vacuum cleaner is controlled by opening and closing the suction port drilled in the wall at the floor level or in the lower part of the dressing table with the vacuum cleaner installed in a position that does not interfere with hairdressing work. The hair, etc. that has fallen on the floor surface is raked up with a broom toward this suction port, and the suction tube is automatically discharged by simply opening the suction cap, thereby eliminating the need for dust removal, which causes discomfort, and allowing easy cleaning. In addition, by installing multiple suction ports in a hairdressing salon, the work of raking with a broom can be reduced because it is only necessary to scrape the items near the suction port instead of raking in one place.

〔Example〕

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS The floor cleaning device for a hairdressing salon according to the present invention will be explained in detail below based on the illustrated embodiment.

In the figure, R has an area and shape required for a barber shop or a beauty salon, and in the illustrated embodiment, at least two successive sides are partitioned on one side by outer walls 1 and 2, and a u3 is provided, such as outer walls,
Although it is surrounded by a partition wall, this is not limited to this, and a mirror stand 4 is disposed along the inner surface of the partition wall 3 or on the inner surface of the outer wall 1 or 2. This dressing table 4 is sometimes used as a hair washing table in a barber shop. One or more of these dressing tables or hair washing tables are arranged next to each other, and a plurality of these may be arranged depending on the size of the hairdressing salon, and this arrangement can also be freely selected.

5 is a vacuum cleaner, and a fixed duct 7 is connected to this vacuum cleaner 5 via a flexible duct 6.

This fixed duct 7 is disposed inside the lower part of the outer wall 1 or 2 or the partition wall 3, and further along the lower front surface of the dressing table. At this time, the fixed duct 7 may be disposed within the outer wall, partition wall, or mirror stand, or may be disposed along the inside thereof. Further, the length and position of the fixed duct 7 are appropriately determined depending on the capacity of the vacuum cleaner 5.

Furthermore, suction ports are provided at regular or arbitrary intervals along the length of the fixed duct 7.

This is provided by connecting a suction port duct 8 to a fixed duct 7 as shown in FIGS. As shown in the figure, the suction port duct 8 is shaped like this at the lower inner surface of the lower part of the dressing table 4 or the lower inner surface of the wall, and a suction port 9 having a required frontage area is bored in this inner surface, that is, the indoor surface. The suction port 9 falls on the surface of the floor F and is bored at a required height so that hair etc. that have been raked up with a broom can be easily sucked therefrom. Further, a door 10 is provided in the suction port duct 8 so as to be openable and closable. This allows the suction port 9 to be opened and closed by being guided in the longitudinal direction of the suction port duct 8.
A protrusion may be provided on a part of the door to facilitate opening and closing of the door. Further, a limit switch 11 is provided on this suction port duct 8, and the switch 11 is turned on by a striker 12 provided on the door side.

The switch 11 is set so that when the suction port 9 is closed by moving the door, the switch 11 is turned OFF, and when the suction port 9 is opened, the switch 11 is turned ON. The limit switch 11 is electrically connected to the vacuum cleaner 5, and automatically turns on and off the vacuum cleaner 5 by opening and closing the suction port by moving the door. Note that the fixed duct 7 has *number of suction port ducts 8.
In this case, the fixed duct and the suction port duct 8 are connected in series, and each suction port duct is provided with a switch for controlling the vacuum scraper, so that either door can be opened or closed. The vacuum cleaner is controlled by

Further, depending on the indoor shape of the beauty salon, the fixed duct 7 may be arranged in branches, and in this case as well, the suction port duct is connected to each branched fixed duct in the same way.

It is desirable that the vacuum cleaner 5 is installed at a location that does not interfere with hairdressing work. For this reason, Fig. 1 is better than installing it protruding into the room.

In addition to installing it under the floor F as shown in Figure 2, it can also be installed outdoors as shown in Figure 3, or even stored inside a dressing table or hair washing stand as shown in Figure 4. It is also possible to install the vacuum cleaner without any limitations.

When the hairdressing work is finished, the hair that has fallen and scattered under the floor is collected with a broom to the nearest suction port, and when 7110 is opened, the vacuum cleaner 5 is automatically activated, and the hair is swept with air from the suction port 9 onto the floor surface. The collected hair and the like are sucked and stored in the vacuum cleaner via the fixed duct and the flexible duct. When the suction is finished, the vacuum cleaner will stop by moving the shield and closing the suction port. When the vacuum cleaner is full after multiple cleanings, the garbage accumulated inside the vacuum cleaner is thrown away, just like with conventional vacuum cleaners, but this work is done when no customers are present or in a place where it cannot be seen. This prevents discomfort from occurring.

〔Effect of the invention〕

The present invention is capable of suctioning dust collected from a vacuum cleaner installed in a place that does not interfere with hairdressing work through a duct to the lower part of the dressing table or the wall of the hairdresser's salon, and at the same level as the top surface of the floor or on the floor surface. The vacuum cleaner is connected to the suction port provided at the same position, and a switch to stop the operation of the vacuum cleaner is provided on the door that can be opened and closed at the suction port. It has the advantage that cleaning can be done easily and quickly without causing discomfort.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a plan view showing an example of the arrangement of a hairdressing salon, Fig. 2 is a vertical sectional view thereof, Figs. 3 and 4 are explanatory diagrams showing an example of the arrangement of vacuum cleaners, Figs. 5 and 7. 6 is a front view of the suction port duct, FIG. 6 is a sectional view of the suction duct attached to a dressing table, and FIG. 8 is an explanatory view of the appearance of the suction duct attached to a wall. 1.2 is an outer wall, 3 is a partition wall, 4 is a dressing table, 5 is a vacuum cleaner, 6 is a flexible duct, 7 is a fixed duct, 8 is a suction port duct, 9 is a suction port, 10 is a door, 11 is a switch , F is the floor surface. Figure 2: 1 idiot

Claims (4)

[Claims] (1) Dust collected from a vacuum cleaner installed in a place that does not interfere with hairdressing work can be sucked up through a duct from the bottom of the dressing table or the wall of the hairdresser's salon, and at the same level as the top of the floor or on the floor. 1. A floor cleaning device for a beauty salon, characterized in that a switch for stopping the operation of the vacuum cleaner is provided on a door which is connected to a suction port provided at a certain position and can be opened and closed at the suction port. (2) The floor cleaning device for a beauty salon according to claim 1, wherein the vacuum cleaner is installed under the floor. (3) The floor cleaning device for a beauty salon according to claim 1, wherein the vacuum cleaner is installed outdoors. (4) The floor cleaning device for a hairdressing salon according to claim 1, wherein the vacuum cleaner is installed in a dressing table or a hair washing table.