JPH0534626Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] (1) Purpose of the invention (a) Conventional technology and its problems Conventionally, the pine part 1 of this type of shoe towel pine was
Napped woven fabrics such as double pile fabrics were used, and raised pine was used in synthetic resin molded products. However, these napped fabrics were simply upright napped fabrics, and were synthetic resin molded pine parts. Therefore, the dirt that falls onto the mat with the shoe towel sticks to the nape yarn and does not fall down easily even if stepped on, so there is a disadvantage that the attached dirt is scattered around the mat. The disadvantage was that the upper part was particularly dirty with dirt. In addition, in the case of a napped woven fabric with ring-shaped napped hair (such as knitted fabric), if the ring-shaped napped ring is stepped on, it will simply fall over, and most of the dirt will remain attached and will not be easily caught in the napped base. However, the mud and dirt that adheres to the shoes are scattered around every time the shoes are wiped, and the mud and dirt that have fallen to the base of the pilaf cannot be easily washed away by washing, which is a drawback. There is.

(b) Problems that the present invention aims to solve In view of the above, the present invention aims to solve the problem that the soil and garbage that fell on the pine and the soil and garbage that were wiped away by the pine are removed by stepping on the pine. The fallen soil and trash naturally and easily fall to the base of the pile, and the fallen soil and trash do not easily rise through the pile threads, and therefore the soil and trash that are wiped off are scattered all around. To provide a shoe rug that is extremely hygienic without any problems and is also extremely easy to wash in a washing machine.

(2) Regarding the structure of the device This device was devised for the above purpose, and its structure will be explained according to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is an explanatory plan view of an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is an enlarged cross-sectional explanatory view taken along the line A-A. A crimp yarn 7 formed by crimping synthetic resin fiber into a wave shape is used, and the crimp yarn 7 is
consists of a crimp raised part 3 which is raised in an upright manner with a density and arrangement that allows wiped-off soil, etc. to be sent to the base of the raised nape and stored therein by the action of a vertical spring; It uses woven fabric (pile fabric) that is woven to form a twisted pattern. Reference numeral 4 denotes a portion formed by stiffening the base fabric to some extent at the base of the mat portion 1. 5
is the base part. Of course, the crimp raised portion 3 may be arranged in a pattern over the entire mat portion 1, or the entire mat portion 1 may be made of a woven fabric (pile fabric) made of crimp yarn.

(3) Regarding the functions and effects of the invention The present invention consists of the above-mentioned configuration, and its functions and effects will be described next.

When you place your foot on the pine section 1, step on it, and wipe your shoes, a small portion of the dirt adhering to the tufted tufted section 2 will gradually fall to the tufted base 4', or most of it will be directly removed. It remains attached to the yarn 6. As this process is repeated many times, most of the dirt 8 attached to the straight yarn 6 moves and attaches to the crimp raised portion 3.

Next, the wavy crimp yarn 7 is raised in an upright manner.
is a thread (wavy crimped thread) that has the property of stretching downward when stepped on and rising upward when the foot is removed, like a spring (wavy crimped thread), as shown in Figure 3 A, B, and C. The garbage 8 that fell on the crimp thread 7 is
When the napped part 3 of the crimp is stepped on, the crimp thread 7 sinks and as it repeats the action of returning (spring action), it gradually falls downward along the crimp thread due to its weight, and finally reaches the napped base 4' and is stored there. be done.

Therefore, dirt 8 falling directly onto the crimp thread 7,
Debris 8 that has moved from the straight wool yarn 6 of the straight napping section 2
When the crimp thread 7 is stepped on, dirt and dust gradually become stored in the napped base 4' without being scattered to the surroundings due to the action of the crimp thread 7 being stepped on and returning to its original position. Furthermore, the dirt 8 and dust once accumulated in the napping base 4' are removed due to the shape of the crimp thread 7 and its action (movement).
That is, due to the shrinkage and rebound action of the crimp thread 7, it never rises upward. Therefore, garbage and dust,
This has the effect of preventing soil, etc. from spilling outside the pine.

Next, it is important that the mat section 1 is always clean, so it is washed as appropriate. At this time, washing is performed using the centrifugal separation effect of the water flow caused by the coaxial rotation of the washing machine, and dehydration is performed using a centrifugal separator. At this time, the crimped yarn 7, which is raised in an upright manner, is elongated by the centrifugal action and the wavy shape is elongated, so that soil, dirt, dust, etc. accumulated in the raised base 4' can be easily removed and washed. This is effective.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings are examples and explanatory diagrams thereof, and FIG. 1 is a plan view, FIG. 2 is an enlarged cross-sectional explanatory diagram of the section A-A in FIG. 1, and FIG.
B shows the state when the product is stepped on and receives dirt that has been wiped off, B shows the state where the product returns and the state where the dirt falls, and C shows the state where the product falls when it is stepped on again and returns. 1... Pine part, 2... Straight napping part, 3... Crimp napping part, 4... Pine base, 4'... napping base, 5... Base part, 6... Straight wool yarn, 7... Crimp Thread, 8...Soil, garbage, dust, scraps, etc.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In shoe towel mats, crimp thread made by crimping synthetic resin fibers into a wave shape is used in the mat part.
The vertical spring action of the crimped yarn acts to create a pile fabric in which the pile is woven by standing upright piles with a density and arrangement in which wiped-off soil, etc. can be sent to the base of the pile and stored therein. A shoe towel matsto featuring the following.