JPH0335149Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] [Industrial application field] This case relates to a hairbrush with a foam cylinder.

[Conventional technology]

When the stem is erected upwardly from the top wall of the container, a head is fitted onto the upper end of the stem, and the head is pushed down against the container, the liquid hair conditioner in the container is released from the nozzle of the head in the form of foam. Aerosol cylinders are known, which are equipped to eject water, and head brushes are also known.

[Problem that the invention attempts to solve]

The above-mentioned foam cylinder and hairbrush are used separately, but it would be possible to integrate the foam cylinder and hairbrush and spray foam as a hair conditioner between the bristles of the brush as needed when using the hairbrush. can be easily done.

The present invention has such a purpose that a foam cylinder and a hairbrush can be attached together, and when the foam runs out, it can be replaced with a foam cylinder.

[Means for solving problems]

A cylinder mounting half-cylindrical part 4 with an open rear face is suspended from a substantially vertical base plate part 3 having brush bristles 2 planted on the front surface thereof, and a bearing part is attached to both left and right sides of the rear face of the base plate part. A head 8 having a nozzle 6 and a stem fitting hole 7 communicating with the nozzle is pivotally mounted between 5 and 5, and the stem fitting hole is opened by rotation about the pivot parts 6a and 6a. When the brush main body member 1 is positioned almost vertically, a nozzle insertion hole 9 for opening the nozzle 6 between the brush bristles is formed in the base plate, and the semi-cylindrical portion is inserted into the semi-cylindrical portion 4. The container part 13 is removably fitted while being supported by a support means having the above-mentioned structure, and the stem 14, which penetrates the top wall of the container part and is erected in an upwardly biased state, is inserted into the stem fitting hole 7 in an airtight manner. It consists of an aerosol type foam cylinder 12 containing a liquid hair conditioner that is removably fitted, and when the head is pressed down when the foam cylinder is attached to the main body member, foam is ejected between the brush bristles through the nozzle 6. By rotating the head 8 and the cylinder 12 rearward and upward about the fitting part from the state where the container part is fitted into the half-cylindrical part 4, the container part 13 is detached from the supporting means. It was made possible to form.

[Effect]

When the head 8 is pushed down against the foam cylinder 12 from the state shown in FIG. 1, the stem 14 fitted with the head is pushed down against the bias, and the nozzle 6 is elastically deformed and used as a hair conditioner. Bubbles are ejected into the bristles 2. The container part 13 of the foam cylinder is supported by a support means and fitted into the half-cylindrical part 3 with an open rear surface, which is vertically disposed from the base plate part 3 on which the brush bristles 2 are implanted. You can use the brush by gripping the half cylinder part together and using it as a handle. When replacing the foam cylinder, rotate the head and cylinder 12 rearward and upward about the pivot joints 6a and 6a to remove them from the half-cylindrical part 4, and remove the cylinder by pulling it backwards as shown in Figure 4. I can do it. When installing a new cylinder, just do the opposite.

In the case of the second embodiment shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, the bearing holes 5a, 5a of the head and the nozzle insertion hole 9 provided in the base plate part 3 are formed long, so that the head 8 is positioned relative to the base plate part 3. Since it is formed to be movable up and down, when the head is pushed down against the container part 13, the head descends and pushes down the stem 14, causing bubbles to be spewed out.
In the case of this embodiment, the lower left and right portions of the half-cylindrical portion 4 sandwich the lower portion of the container portion 13, and the bottom wall portion 11 supports the lower end of the container.

〔Example〕

To explain the embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 to 4, reference numeral 1 denotes a brush main body member, and this member is connected from a base plate portion 3 having an arcuate cross section and a substantially vertical shape, on which brush bristles 2 are implanted, to a rear surface of the base plate portion 3. An open cylinder mounting half-cylindrical part 4 is vertically provided. Bearing parts 5, 5 are attached to the left and right sides of the rear surface of the base plate part 3, and between these bearing parts there is a head having an elastically deformable nozzle 6 and a stem fitting hole 7 communicating with the nozzle. 8
is pivoted. A nozzle insertion hole 9 is formed in the base plate portion 3 through which the nozzle 6 opens between the brush bristles when the stem fitting hole 7 is positioned approximately vertically by rotation around the pivot portion. put. Further, an elastic clamping piece 10 that removably clamps the neck of a cylinder, which will be described later, is attached to the lower part of the bearing, and is attached in the shape of a ring with the rear part cut out when viewed from above. A supporting bottom wall 11 is attached. These bottom walls and the elastic clamping pieces form the cylinder support means.

Reference numeral 12 denotes a foam cylinder, which is biased upward from the top wall of the upper end of the container portion 13 to cause the stem 14 to stand up; the container portion is filled with a liquid hair conditioner; When the stem is pressed down, the hair conditioner is sprayed out in the form of foam from the stem. The foam cylinder is a known one. A neck portion 15 is formed by reducing the diameter slightly below the upper end of the container portion.

As shown in FIG. 4, the stem 14 is fitted into the fitting hole with the stem fitting hole 7 facing rearward by rotating the head 8 about the fitting part 6a, and the stem 14 is fitted into the fitting state. Then, as shown in FIG. 1, the container part 13 is fitted into the half-cylindrical part 4. At this time, the elastic clamping piece 1
0 and 10 sandwich the neck 15, and the bottom wall 11 supports the lower end surface of the container.

In the second embodiment shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, the shaft holes 5a, 5a of the bearings 5, 5 are elongated holes, and the nozzle insertion hole 9 of the base plate part 3 is also an elongated hole. The head 8 is rotatable and vertically movable relative to the section 3.
Further, a cutout 4a is provided in the lower part of the half-cylindrical part 4 to form the lower part into a left and right bifurcated shape.
b, 4b are provided so as to sandwich the lower portion of the container portion pushed between the two forked portions.

[Effect of idea]

This proposal has the above-mentioned configuration, and the stem fitting hole 7
Fit the stem 6 inward and the container part 13 into the half-cylindrical part 4, install the foam cylinder 12 into the brush main body member 1, and press down the head 8 from this state to adjust the hair between the brush bristles. Since the hair can be squirted out in the form of foam, it is easy to hold the container part and the semi-cylindrical part together and use the handle as a brush to style hair. It is convenient because it can be carried out while holding the half-cylindrical part, and since the half-cylindrical part is provided with support means for the container part of the cylinder, the container part can be easily and reliably attached to and removed from the half-cylindrical part. Since the head is rotatably attached to the rear surface of the base plate, the foam cylinder can be easily replaced with respect to the brush body member 1.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figures 1 to 4 show the first embodiment of the proposed hairbrush, with Figure 1 being a vertical sectional view and Figure 2 being a longitudinal sectional view.
The figure is an exploded perspective view of the brush body member, and Figure 3 is the first
Fig. 4 is a plan view of the hair brush; Fig. 4 is a partially omitted explanatory diagram of how the foam cylinder is attached to and removed from the brush body; Figs. 5 and 6 show a second embodiment of the hair brush of the present invention; The figure is a longitudinal sectional view thereof, and FIG. 6 is an exploded perspective view of the brush main body member. 1... Brush main body member, 3... Base plate part, 4...
Half cylinder part, 8...head, 12...foam cylinder.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A cylinder mounting half-cylindrical part 4 with an open rear face is suspended from a substantially vertical base plate part 3 having brush bristles 2 planted on the front surface thereof, and a bearing part is attached to both left and right sides of the rear face of the base plate part. A head 8 having a nozzle 6 and a stem fitting hole 7 communicating with the nozzle is rotatably mounted between the nozzle 6 and the stem fitting hole 7 between the nozzle 6 and the nozzle 5, and the nozzle 6 is opened between the brush bristles. The brush main body member 1 has a nozzle insertion hole 9 formed in the base plate part, and the container part 13 is removably fitted into the half-tube part 4, supported by the support means of the half-tube part. an aerosol-type foam cylinder 12 containing a liquid hair conditioner, in which a stem 14, which is erected in an upwardly biased state by penetrating the top wall of the container portion, is airtightly and removably fitted into the stem fitting hole 7; A hairbrush with a foam cylinder, characterized in that the hairbrush is provided so that foam is ejected between the brush bristles through a nozzle 6 when the head is pressed down when the foam cylinder is attached to the main body member.