JPH0417120Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] This invention is based on the idea that during the process of storing a used toilet brush in its storage container, drops fall from the brush.
This invention relates to a case for a toilet brush that was devised to eliminate the inconvenience of staining the toilet once it has been thoroughly cleaned.

There are several types of toilet brush cases of this type, but the most common structure is the brush case as disclosed in Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 39-29915 or Publication No. 15113-1973. Consists of an opening/closing lid body with a receiving box formed at the lower end, and a half-shaped container cylinder that rotatably supports this opening/closing lid body and assumes a complete cylindrical shape when the opening/closing lid body is closed. There is something I did. However, even if you want to get as close to the toilet bowl as possible in order to catch the dripping drops with the open lid, the half-shaped container cylinder is too large to hold with one hand, and this is not possible. Therefore, there was still room for improvement in that the function of the droplet catcher by the opening/closing lid was not expected to be very promising. The structure disclosed in Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. 55-93398 was similar to the above.

The purpose of this invention is to eliminate such drawbacks, and will be explained below with reference to embodiments shown in the accompanying drawings.

In FIG. 1, 1 has a toilet brush consisting of a handle 2 and a wiping part 3 such as a sponge, 4 has a box part 5 for storing the wiping part 3, and a raised top plate part 6 with almost the same width as the box part 5. It is a wedge-like member, and a pivot shaft 8 with a protrusion 7 formed on the outer periphery is provided protruding from both sides, and an engaging portion 9 for a stopper is formed on the rear surface. The height of the axis 8 is low. Reference numeral 10 denotes a container body consisting of a cover part 11 on which a mailbox-like member 4 is attached so as to be freely raised and folded, and a grip part 12 for receiving the handle 2 of the toilet brush 1, and the front surface of the cover part 11 and grip part 12 is is open, and the front portion of the bottom surface of the cover 11 is also open. For this reason, both front portions 13, 13 forming the covering portion 11 are given flexibility that allows them to be expanded to some extent by applying a slight force. A hole 14 for the pivot 8 and a fan-shaped hole 15 for the protrusion 7 are drilled in the expandable front portions 13, 13 on both sides.

Therefore, the front parts 13, 13 on both sides of the cover 11 are expanded outward, and the pivot 8 and the protrusion 7 can be assembled by fitting them into the hole 14 and the fan-shaped hole 15, respectively, as shown in FIG. The situation is shown in Figure 3. The elongated grip part 12 has a U-shaped cross section so that it can be gripped with one hand and the handle 2 of the toilet brush 1 can be stored inside. In the stored state of the toilet brush 1 shown by the solid line in FIG. Main body 10
The open front part of the cover part 11 is closed by the top plate part 6 of the holder-like member 4, and at this time the engaging part 9 is in contact with the bottom plate of the container body 10. In the brush removal state shown by the dashed line in FIG.
5 and will remain open due to the center of gravity. Letter-like member 4
If it is desired to remove it and throw away the water that has accumulated inside, the pivot 8 can be removed from the hole 14 by expanding both front parts 13, 13.

As mentioned above, this invention is a storage case for a toilet brush 1, which has a wiping part 3 formed at the end of an elongated handle 2. Container body 10 having an open front face with elongated gripping part 12, and top plate part 6
and a container-like member 4 consisting of a box part 5 integrally formed with the top plate part 6, and the container body 10
The elongated grip part 12 having a U-shaped cross section and the box part 5 of the above-mentioned letter-like member 4 can accommodate the handle 2 and the wiping part 3 of the toilet brush 1, respectively, and the top plate part 6 of the above-mentioned letter-like member 4 can accommodate the container. The front opening of the cover 11 of the main body 10 is configured to be closed, and the container main body 10 and the holder-like member 4 are connected to both front portions 13 of the cover 11,
Since this is a toilet brush case that can be rotated by a certain angle at 13 and pivoted for easy attachment and detachment, the above-mentioned holder-like member 4 can stand still while tilted forward, so that it has the following effect. It can be effective.

That is, in this invention, the handle 2 of the brush 1 can be accommodated by making the grip part 12 U-shaped in cross section, and since the grip part 12 is large enough to be grasped with one hand, the user can grasp the elongated grip part 12 and move it arbitrarily. Therefore, when the brush 1 is taken out, the top plate part 6 stands still in a forward tilted state, and the top plate part 6 is moved as close as possible to the toilet bowl so that the drippings from the wiping part 3 can be immediately removed from the top plate part 6. This makes it possible to receive the droplets at the droplet 6, thereby reliably eliminating the inconvenience caused by staining the floor surface with drops. In addition, a letter-like member 4
The handle is easy to put on and take off, so it is easy to clean, and when the brush is stored, the handle 2 fits into the grip part 12, and the front plate part 6 covers the front opening of the cover part 11, so it can be stored compactly and smartly, and it can be stored in a toilet. It is extremely suitable as a case for this type of toilet brush, which is placed in a corner of the room.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view of a toilet brush case according to the invention, and FIGS. 2 and 3 are a front view and a partially broken side sectional view showing the assembled state. 1... Toilet brush, 2... Handle, 3... Wiping part, 4... Letter-like member, 5... Box part, 6...
Top plate part, 10... Container body, 11... Cover part, 12
...Gripping part, 13...Both sides front parts.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] This is a storage case for a toilet brush 1 in which a wiping part 3 is formed at the tip of an elongated handle 2, and the front face of a cover part 11 and an elongated grip part 12 having a U-shaped cross section and protruding above the cover part 11 are shown. Open container body 1
0, and a top plate part 6, and a pitcher-like member 4 consisting of a box part 5 integrally molded with the top plate part 6, and a long and narrow grip part 12 having a U-shaped cross section of the container body 10 and the above-mentioned The box part 5 of the mailbox-like member 4 can accommodate the handle 2 and the wiping part 3 of the toilet brush 1, respectively, and the top plate part 6 of the mailbox-like member 4 can close the front opening of the cover part 11 of the container body 10. The container body 10 and the letter-shaped member 4 are connected to the cover part 11.
A case for a toilet brush in which the front portions 13, 13 on both sides are rotatable by a certain angle and pivoted for easy attachment and detachment, so that the above-mentioned insert-like member 4 can stand still in a forwardly inclined state.