JPH05293053A - Soluble agent holding mixing container for shower - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To remove residual chlorine or smell of line in tap water by exposing a mixing opening full of a container of the elution agent in a water-feeding way or shower body. CONSTITUTION:A T-pipe 2 is installed between divided shower hoses 1, 1 with a joining opening 3 thereof extended outside of the hose 1. To the opening 3, a container 20, consisting of a holding part 4 in which an elution agent 6 is held and a mixing opening 5, is removably attached. As the elution agent 6, vitamin C is used because of its effect of removing residual chlorine in tap water. When, with the mixing opening 5 of the container 20 fitted into the joining opening 3, a tap is turned on and water runs through the shower hose 1, water pressure applied to the hose 1 causes a part of the water to flow into the holding part 4 through the mixing opening 5 and the elution agent 6 to dissolve little by little.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention mixes an eluent such as a neutralizer of tap water into a water sprinkler for a bath to remove residual chlorine mainly contained in tap water and eliminate the odor of scaly skin. The present invention relates to a mixing container containing an eluent capable of supplying shower water gentle to hair.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, as a method for removing residual chlorine in tap water, a water purifying device having a filter agent such as activated carbon built therein is used.

[0003]

However, even though the above-mentioned water purification device is suitable for obtaining delicious drinking water, it is necessary to increase the size of the device for use in a bath water sprinkler that uses a large amount of water at one time. There is a problem that it is necessary and leads to a significant cost increase. Further, when water passes through the filtering agent, it is decompressed and the water sprinkling power is weakened, so that it is not suitable for this application.

According to the present invention, shower water having a simple structure is used to neutralize residual chlorine contained in tap water without using a water purifier and to supply shower water that is gentle on the skin and excellent in cosmetic effect. To aim.

[0005]

Means for Solving the Problems The present invention which achieves the above object, comprises an eluent container filled with an eluent and a mixing port opened in the container, and is a water supply passage of a bath sprinkler or a water sprinkler for a bath. It is provided so that it can be attached to and removed from the mounting part provided on the main body of the vessel, and the mixing port is exposed to the water supply passage or the inside of the sprinkler body, and the eluent in the storage section is mixed by the water pressure or water flow when using the bath sprinkler. It is characterized in that it is gradually eluted from the above and mixed in an appropriate amount in the water spray.

[0006]

When the mixing stopper is opened, the water flow causes the water pressure of the bath sprinkler and the main body of the sprinkler to be maintained without being reduced. Due to this water flow and water pressure, a part of tap water enters the storage part of the eluent through the mixing port, dissolves the eluent little by little, and this dissolution liquid is gradually mixed into the water flow from the mixing port and melts to form mixed water. It is then supplied as shower water from the sprinkler body.
The shower water is free of residual chlorine in tap water by an eluent and has a chlorinated odor. Therefore, it is gentle on hair and skin, and also has an excellent cosmetic effect.

When the water is stopped, the dissolution liquid of the eluent in the containing portion does not easily dissolve in the water flow due to the diameter of the mixing port and does not overflow.

[0008]

The present invention will be described below with reference to the illustrated embodiments. FIG. 1 shows a first embodiment of the invention. A confluence hole 3 is provided between the separated shower hoses 1 and 1.
The T-shaped tube 2 provided with is connected. The merging hole 3 is opened to the outside of the shower hose 1, and the merging container 3 is detachably attached to the merging hole 3 as a mounting portion. The mixing container 20 containing the eluent is stored in the storage section 4
The storage port 4 is filled with the eluent 6. The eluent 6 is preferably vitamin C, which works to effectively remove residual chlorine in tap water.
The vitamin C filled in the storage portion 4 may be in the form of powder, crystals, tablets, or liquid.

The diameter of the mixing port 5 can be set arbitrarily. The T-shaped pipe 2 may be provided with a valve body 7 that opens and closes the mixing port to prevent the eluent 6 from being eluted when the water is stopped. Further, the elution of the eluent 6 can be adjusted by adjusting the diameter of the mixing port 5 or by providing a filter or a membrane (not shown) in the confluence hole 3.

The mixing container 20 containing the eluent can be easily attached by fitting the mixing port 5 into the confluence hole 3. When opened in this state, when a water flow passes through the shower hose 1, water pressure is applied to the inside of the shower hose 1, and this water pressure causes a part of the water to enter from the mixing port 5 into the storage part 4 and the eluent 6 Dissolve little by little. Residual chlorine in the water stream is removed during the process in which the solution dissolves in the water stream from the mixing port 5 and becomes mixed water, which reaches the water sprinkler 30 for bath and becomes shower water. Since this shower water has no odor of chlorine, it is gentle on hair and skin, and has excellent beauty effects.

When the eluent 6 in the container is exhausted,
The empty mixing container 20 may be removed and a new one may be attached. In addition, the amount of vitamin C (L-ascorbic acid) required to remove 1 ton of water having a residual chlorine concentration of 1 ppm is about 4 g, which is a very small amount.

FIG. 2 shows a second embodiment of the mixing container 20 containing the present eluent. Mixed container 2 containing this eluent
In No. 0, the mounting hole 8 is opened in the shower hose 1, and the shower hose 1 is mounted in the mounting hole 8 via the joint tool 9. The mixing container 20 is attached by screwing it into the threaded portion of the joint tool 9. Other configurations and operations are similar to those of the first embodiment.

FIG. 3 shows a third embodiment of the mixing container 20 containing the eluent. The mixing container 20 is of a type that is mounted around the shower hose 1, and has a mixing port 5 formed in the inner peripheral portion, and the mixing port 5 is mounted so as to communicate with the reception hole 10 of the shower hose 1. It Reference numeral 11 denotes a replenishing lid, which can be opened to replenish the eluent 6 from the filling port 12 when the eluent 6 in the housing portion 4 is exhausted. Other configurations and operations are similar to those of the first embodiment.

FIG. 4 shows a fourth embodiment of the mixing container 20 containing the eluent. In this embodiment, the mixing container 2
0 is attached to a recess formed in the head of the bath water sprinkler 30, and is attached detachably by allowing the mixing port 5 to communicate with the reception hole 31.

According to this embodiment, a part of the water guided to the bath water sprinkler 30 passes through the receiving hole 31, the mixing port 5 and the accommodating portion 4.
After entering the inside, the eluent 6 is gradually dissolved, and this solution is mixed with the running water in the water sprinkler 30 for a bath, and after that, it is sprayed as shower water from the shower plate 32.

FIG. 5 shows a fifth embodiment of the mixing container 20 containing the present eluent. In this embodiment, the mixing container 20 is attached to the shower plate 32 in a state where the container 4 is embedded inside the bath sprinkler 30. Other configurations and operations are similar to those of the fourth embodiment.

FIG. 6 shows a sixth embodiment of the mixing container 20 containing the eluent. In this embodiment, the mixing container 20 is attached to the head of the bath water sprinkler 30 in a state where the container 4 is embedded in the bath water sprinkler 30. Other configurations and operations are similar to those of the fourth embodiment.

FIG. 7 shows a seventh embodiment of the mixing container 20 containing the eluent. In this embodiment, the mixing container 20 is attached to the neck of the bath sprinkler 30. Other configurations and operations are similar to those of the fourth embodiment.

FIG. 8 shows an eighth embodiment of the mixing container 20 containing the eluent. In this embodiment, the mixing container 20 is mounted around the water channel 33 of the bath sprinkler 30. Other configurations and operations are similar to those of the third embodiment.

FIG. 9 shows a ninth embodiment of the mixing container 20 containing the eluent. In this embodiment, the mixing container 20 is mounted between the bath sprinkler 30 and the shower hose 1, and the mixing container 20 is internally provided in the connection outer container 13. The connection outside container 13 can be fitted and connected by the sprinkler side container 14 and the hose side container 15, and the mixing container 20 is supported by the plurality of pressing protrusions 16 formed on the inner surface. The mixing container 20 is detachably housed in the connection outside container 13 with the mixing port 5 facing the shower hose 1 side. The sprinkler side container 14 and the hose side container 15
At the end of each of them, a screwing portion 17 for connecting to the water sprinkler 30 and the shower hose 1 is formed. In addition,
The operation is similar to that of the first embodiment.

10 and 11 show a tenth embodiment of the mixing container 20 containing the eluent. In this embodiment, a tube 21 with a closed proximal end whose diameter is gradually reduced toward the distal end serves as a container for the eluent 6, and a water inlet 22 is opened at the distal end, and the vicinity of the proximal end of the tube 21. One or more mixing holes 23 are formed in the. A support base 24 is fixed to the base end portion, and the support base 24 is attachable to and detachable from the mounting hole of the shower hose 1.

Therefore, the mixing container 20 is installed by inserting the tube 21 as a whole into the shower hose 1 so that the reception port 22 faces the running water direction. When the stopper is opened in this state, a part of the running water in the shower hose 1 enters from the reception port 22 due to water pressure or the like, gradually dissolves the eluent 6 in the tube 21, and the solution is mixed into the running water from the mixing hole 23. .. Therefore, in the water sprinkler 30 for the shower, the shower water from which residual chlorine is removed by the eluent 6 is supplied.

FIG. 12 shows an eleventh embodiment of the mixing container 20 containing the eluent. This example is the same as the tenth example described above except for the point that it is attached to the bath water sprinkler 30.

FIG. 13 shows a twelfth embodiment of the mixing container 20 containing the eluent. In this embodiment, the receiving tube 25 and the non-accommodation container 26 form the mixing container 20. The accepting tube 25 is an open tube at the base end of the tube 21 of the tenth embodiment, and is similarly equipped with an accepting entrance 22 opening at the tip and a mixing hole 23 formed near the base end. .. Then, the outer container 26 filled with the eluent 6 is connected to the open base end by a joint member 27. When the material that can be compressed and deformed by an external force is selected for the outer container 26 and the diameter of the reception port 22 is set to be extremely small, the dissolution liquid can be sent to the reception tube 25 by pressing this. it can. This makes it possible to elute a smaller amount of eluent.

The mixing container 20 is also mounted by inserting the entire tube 25 into the shower hose 1 so that the reception port 22 faces the running water direction. In this embodiment, the bath sprinkler 30 is taken as an example of the object to be attached, but the shower hose 1 may of course be used.

FIG. 14 shows a thirteenth embodiment of the mixing container 20 containing the eluent. In this embodiment, the mixing container 20 is configured such that the reception tube 25 and the housing portion 4 are connected to each other and can be mounted on the head of the bath sprinkler 30. In the illustrated example, the reception tube 25 and the housing portion 4 are integrally molded, but the invention is not limited to this, and for example, both may be screw-connected. In addition, interception tube 25
The configuration of is similar to that of the twelfth embodiment. The operation is the same as in the eleventh embodiment.

In addition to the above-mentioned embodiment, the mixing container 20 may be attached to the relay part of the shower hose 1, the joint part of the water sprinkler 30 for bath or the vicinity of the mixing stopper.

In the tenth to thirteenth embodiments described above, the tube 21 and the receiving tube 25 used have diameters that decrease toward the tip, but these are formed to have the same diameter from the base to the tip. It is also possible to use it as it is, and it is also possible to form it by bending it into an L-shape. Further, the tube 21 and the reception tube 25 may be arranged such that the reception port 22 thereof faces the flowing water direction.

Further, the mixing hole 23 may be provided with a nozzle protruding outward.

By making the container containing the eluent 6 transparent,
It is convenient to be able to know when to refill. Also, when replenishing the eluent with a solution, coloring the solution
The color becomes lighter each time it is used, so it can be used as a guide for replenishment.

Instead of vitamin C (L-ascorbic acid) used in each of the above examples as the eluent 6, other ascorbic acid, other vitamins, fruit juice extract, concentrated fruit juice, powdered fruit juice, solid fruit juice, tea leaves, tea Extracts, coffee extracts, powdered or granular coffee, herbs, dairy products, emulsions,
Rice bran extract, seaweed extract, alcohol, peppermint, menthol, carbonates, fragrances, colorings, bath salts, Chinese herbs, cosmetics, drugs, pH adjusters or adjusting liquids, other plant animal extracts, powders or solids, or Combinations of these can also be used.

[0032]

EFFECTS OF THE INVENTION According to the present invention, by not using the filtering device, without receiving the pressure reduction in the shower channel,
Residual chlorine and chlorine odor in tap water can be easily removed. In addition, it is very compact, easy to put on and take off, and you can expect a beauty effect.

[0033]

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view showing a first embodiment in which the container of the present invention is applied to a shower hose.

FIG. 2 is a sectional view showing a second embodiment similar to FIG.

FIG. 3 is a sectional view showing a third embodiment similar to FIG.

FIG. 4 is a vertical cross-sectional view showing a fourth embodiment in which the container of the present invention is applied to a bath sprinkler main body.

FIG. 5 is a sectional view showing a fifth embodiment similar to that of FIG.

FIG. 6 is a sectional view showing a sixth embodiment similar to FIG.

FIG. 7 is a sectional view showing a seventh embodiment similar to FIG.

FIG. 8 is a transverse sectional view showing an eighth embodiment similar to FIG.

FIG. 9 is a sectional view showing a ninth embodiment similar to FIG.

FIG. 10 is a sectional view showing a tenth embodiment of the container of the present invention.

11 is a sectional view showing a tenth embodiment in which the container of the present invention shown in FIG. 10 is applied to a shower hose.

FIG. 12 is a first example in which the container of the present invention is applied to a body of a water sprinkler.
It is sectional drawing which shows the Example of 1.

13 is a sectional view showing a twelfth embodiment similar to FIG.

FIG. 14 is a sectional view showing a thirteenth embodiment similar to that of FIG.

[0034]

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Shower hose 2 T-shaped tube 3 Confluence hole 4 Storage part 5 Inflow hole 6 Eluent 7 Valve body 8 Mounting hole 9 Joint tool 10 Acceptance hole 11 Refill lid 12 Filling port 13 External container 20 Eluent mixing container 21 Tube 22 Reception port 23 Mixing hole 24 Support stand 25 Reception tube 26 Outer container 27 Joint member 30 Bath sprinkler main body 31 Reception hole 32 Shower plate 33 Water channel part

Claims (11)

[Claims] 1. An eluent storage section filled with an eluent and a mixing port opened in this storage section, which is detachably attached to a water passage of a bath sprinkler or a mounting section provided in a bath sprinkler main body. It is characterized in that the mixing port is exposed to the water supply passage or the inside of the sprinkler body, and the eluent in the accommodating part is gradually eluted from the mixing port by the water pressure or water flow when using the bath sprinkler, and a proper amount is mixed into the sprinkler. A mixing container containing eluent for a water sprinkler for a bath. 2. The container containing the eluent for a bath water sprinkler according to claim 1, wherein the eluent is vitamin C. 3. A water sprinkler for a bath, which comprises an eluent tube with a closed base end filled with an eluent, an egress inlet opening at the tip of this tube, and one or more mixing holes formed near the base end of the tube. It is removably provided to the mounting part provided in the water supply channel of the water vessel or the water sprinkler body for bathing, and the whole of the tube is inserted into the water channel or the water sprinkler body portion so that the entrance is in the flowing direction or opposite to the flowing direction. The eluent dissolved in the tube is gradually eluted from the mixing hole by the water pressure or water flow when the bath sprinkler is used, and the eluent of the bath sprinkler is contained in the sprinkler. Mixing container. 4. The mixing container containing the eluent for a bath sprinkler according to claim 3, wherein the eluent tube is reduced in diameter toward the tip. 5. The mixing container containing an eluent for a bath water sprinkler according to claim 3, wherein the mixing hole is provided with a nozzle projecting outward. 6. The container containing the eluent for a bath water sprinkler according to claim 3, wherein the eluent is vitamin C. 7. A flowing water receiving tube, an eluent containing portion filled with an eluent, which is connected to the base end of the flowing water receiving tube, a receiving port opened at the front end of the receiving tube, and the vicinity of the base end of the tube. One or more mixed holes provided in the water sprinkler, and is detachably attached to the water passage of the water sprinkler or the mounting portion provided in the body of the water sprinkler, and the reception tube is provided in the water passage or the water sprinkler body. Insert it to face the entrance in the direction of flowing water or in the direction opposite to that direction, and gradually dissolve the eluent dissolved in the eluent accommodating portion from the mixing hole by water pressure or water flow when using a water sprinkler for a bath, and spray it. A mixing container containing an eluent for a bath water sprinkler characterized by mixing an appropriate amount. 8. The mixing container containing an eluent for a bath sprinkler according to claim 7, wherein the flowing water receiving tube is reduced in diameter toward the tip. 9. The mixing container containing an eluent for a bath water sprinkler according to claim 7, wherein the mixing hole is provided with a nozzle projecting outward. 10. The mixing container containing an eluent for a bath water sprinkler according to claim 7, wherein the eluent accommodating portion can be deformed under pressure. 11. The mixing container containing an eluent for a water sprinkler according to claim 7, wherein the eluent is vitamin C.