JPH0712100U - Ironing sheet - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Abstract] [Purpose] Ironing can be performed appropriately while seeing through the ironing object, and further, the ironing object is protected while suppressing direct contact of the ironing object with the ironing object. Further, in the case of using a steam iron, the present invention provides an ironing pad sheet that allows an appropriate amount of steam to reach an ironing target. [Structure] An endless ring-shaped frame member 1 having heat resistance,
A sheet 2 woven or / and knitted with a non-water-absorbent transparent or translucent fiber 21 in which the gap of the woven or / and knitting is difficult or impossible to see through, The sheet 22 which is stretchable inside the frame member by connecting the sheet edge portion to the frame member 1 by the fine passage 22 and the frame member 1 is made of an elastic material and can be folded into a multiple ring shape. It is also an ironing sheet that can be elastically restored from the folded state to the initial state.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 The present invention relates to an ironing pad sheet for ironing clothes or the like by applying the iron to the clothes or the like and ironing the iron from above.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 BACKGROUND ART When ironing clothes, etc., it has been customary to apply a towel, gauze, handkerchief, etc. on the clothes and iron on it. The reason why the patch cloth is used in this manner is to prevent the clothes or the like from being altered or damaged, or from being felt and shining when the clothes or the like is directly contacted with a high-temperature iron.

The hitherto known sheet for ironing is, in addition to the towel, the gauze, the handkerchief, etc., an ordinary patch cloth as disclosed in Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 50-16296. A spiral spring that can be expanded and contracted so that ironing can be performed while the area of the patch cloth is expanded or contracted by the spring force according to the movement of the iron, Jitsuko Sho 29-17200. As the patch cloth described in the official gazette, there is known one in which a net cloth made of paper fibers is sewn to an ordinary cloth to prevent abrasion and the like at the time of ironing with the net cloth.

More recently, the one disclosed in Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 3-84100, that is, a heat-resistant fibrous material is woven or knitted to have a transparent mesh structure with ironing. A patch sheet has also been proposed.

[0005]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 However, with towel, gauze, handkerchief, and other cloths that have been used for a long time, when ironing with a steam iron that emits steam, the patch cloth absorbs water and it is difficult to apply sufficient steam to the iron object. However, towels, handkerchiefs, etc. do not have the see-through property, so it is not possible to perform proper ironing while looking at the ironing object from above the patch.

Further, the ironing patch cloths described in Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 50-16296 and Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 29-17200 have the same problems as the above towels and handkerchiefs. In this respect, the ironing patch sheet described in Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 3-84100 enables ironing to be performed while seeing through the coarse mesh through the coarse mesh structure, and steam can be applied to the iron target from the coarse mesh. However, in order to allow the object to be ironed to be sufficiently seen through the coarse mesh, the coarse mesh must be a very large eye, as the phrase implies. As a result, ironing is usually performed while applying a considerable pressing force, and the irons come into direct contact with the ironing target through the coarse mesh, or a part of the ironing target (for example, raised hair) is The iron comes out from the rough and comes into direct contact with the iron, and in the end, it is almost the same as ironing without a patch cloth or sheet, and the clothes, which are iron objects, are sufficiently protected from ironing. Can not.

Therefore, the present invention enables proper ironing while seeing through the ironing object, and further prevents the iron from directly contacting the ironing object and protects the ironing object while ironing the ironing object. In addition, in the case of using a steam iron, it is intended to provide an iron hooking sheet that allows the steam to reach an appropriate ironing target.

[0008]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the present invention provides a sheet woven or / and knitted with heat-resistant, non-water-absorbing transparent or semi-transparent fibers, wherein the woven or / and / or knitted spaces have It is intended to provide an ironing sheet mainly composed of a fine sheet having water vapor permeability, which is difficult or impossible to see through a gap.

The fine sheet may be provided with a member such as an edge cloth on the edge thereof. Further, the edge portion of the sheet may be connected to the frame member directly or via a member such as a edging cloth and may be stretched inside the frame member. An example of such a frame member is an endless ring-shaped frame member made of an elastic material, which can be folded into a multiple ring shape and which can be elastically restored from the folded state to the initial state.

As the heat-resistant, non-water-absorbing transparent or translucent fiber that constitutes the fine sheet, a single fiber such as synthetic resin or glass having such a property can be used. In addition to fibers consisting of multiple single fibers, single fibers made of synthetic resin that are transparent or semi-transparent by themselves and have heat resistance and with or without non-water absorption, or multiple such single fibers. It is conceivable that a fiber or the like is coated with a transparent or translucent film having heat resistance and / or non-water absorption by coating or the like.

The degree of heat resistance is such that it can withstand at least heat applied during ironing with a normal household iron. Further, the non-water-absorbing property does not necessarily have to be completely non-water-absorbing property, and it is only necessary that the steam ironing absorbs a large amount of water vapor during steam ironing and the steam ironing effect does not become ineffective. Good.

[0012] The transparent or semi-transparent material has such a transparency that it can be ironed through the sheet while ironing while looking at the object to be ironed thereunder. Also, the size of the interlacing and / or knitting gaps in the sheet is such that the ironing object under the sheet cannot be seen through or is difficult to see through, through which steam from the steam iron is ironed. The object is such that the effect of steam ironing can be achieved, and under the ironing pressure applied during normal ironing, the iron does not come into direct contact with the object to be ironed, or However, the iron is barely touched, and therefore, the inconvenience such as damage of the ironing object which may be caused by the direct contact of the iron can be avoided.

As a typical example of fibers satisfying such conditions, transparent or translucent polyester monofilament or fibers composed of a plurality of monofilaments, and transparent or translucent acrylic resin on the surface of these fibers The thing which gave the coating can be mentioned. In addition, glass fiber can be exemplified. As the frame member, a member formed of a wire material having spring elasticity is typically considered.

[0014]

[Action]

 The ironing sheet of the present invention is arranged on the ironing target position of the ironing target, and ironing is performed from above the sheet portion. Further, since the sheet is made of transparent or translucent fiber, it is possible to iron through the sheet while seeing through the ironing object thereunder.

When using a steam iron, steam from the iron reaches the object to be ironed through the gap fines of the sheet, and since the fibers constituting the sheet are substantially non-water-absorbing, steam ironing is also possible. You can do it. In addition, the gap between the weaving and / or knitting of the sheet is fine, and under normal ironing pressure, the iron does not come into direct contact with the object to be ironed through the fine mesh, and Even if there is direct contact through the subdivision, it is negligible.

When the fine sheet portion is connected to the elastic frame member at the edge thereof, the sheet portion is stretched by the frame member during use and is in a state of being easy to use. When ironing is not performed, the frame member at the edge of the seat can be folded into a multi-ring shape and compactly stored.

[0017]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is an overall plan view in an expanded state, FIG. 2 is an enlarged plan view in part of a seat portion, and FIG. 3 is a perspective view immediately before folding. The illustrated ironing pad sheet includes an endless ring-shaped frame member 1 and a sheet 2. The frame member 1 is formed of a wire material having spring elasticity into an endless ring shape. The seat 2 is sewn and connected to the frame member 1 through the edge cloth 23 at the entire periphery thereof, and is stretched by the frame member 1 when the frame member 1 is expanded as shown in FIG. There is. The sheet 2 is formed by plain weaving non-water-absorbing polyester monofilament 21 whose surface is coated with a transparent or translucent acrylic resin or which is not subjected to such a coating treatment. In this example, This is a plain weave structure in a form called shear (only weft yarn is twisted yarn). The fiber 21 has a thickness of 30 denier and weaves 87 × 88 fibers per inch (175 fibers in total), whereby fine gaps are formed.

[0018] Generally, when a plain weave is adopted without being limited to the shear, the fiber thickness and the number of the weaving (weaving) fibers are not limited thereto. For example, the fiber thickness is in the range of 10 to 30 denier. It is conceivable that the number of weaving lines is selected from the range of about 170 or more in total, which is warp-wise, weft-wise, or substantially-equal. When this ironing pad sheet is used, the sheet 2 part is placed on the ironing target position of an ironing target (not shown) in a state of being stretched by the frame member 1, and the ironing is performed from above the sheet 2 part. Hanging is done. Since the seat 2 is stretched around the frame member 1, it is easier to iron it.

Further, since the sheet is composed of the translucent fiber 21, it is possible to iron through the sheet while observing the object to be ironed thereunder. When using a steam iron, steam from the iron passes through the pores 22 of the sheet 2 to reach the ironing target, and since the sheet constituent fibers 21 are substantially non-water-absorbent, steam ironing should be performed. It can be done effectively.

Further, the weaving and / or knitting gaps 22 of the sheet 2 are fine, and under normal iron pressing force, the iron directly contacts the ironing target through the fine lines 22. This is virtually impossible, and it is possible to avoid the inconvenience that may occur when the iron directly contacts the object to be ironed. When ironing is not performed, as shown in FIG. 3, the frame member 1 at the edge of the seat 2 can be folded into a double ring shape and compactly stored. It should be noted that depending on the size, elasticity, etc. of the frame member 1, it is possible to fold it into more than a triple ring.

[0021]

[Effect of device]

 As described above, according to the present invention, it is possible to perform ironing properly while seeing through an ironing target, and further, to prevent the iron from directly contacting the ironing target and protect the ironing target. It is possible to provide an ironing pad sheet that can be ironed while being ironed, and when using a steam iron, an appropriate amount of steam can reach the ironing target.

When the seat portion is connected to the elastic frame member at the edge thereof, the seat portion is stretched by the frame member during use and is in a state where it is easy to use. When ironing is not performed, the frame member at the edge portion of the sheet can be folded into a multi-ring shape for compact storage.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a plan view of an embodiment of the present invention in an expanded state.

FIG. 2 is an enlarged plan view of a part of a seat portion in the embodiment of FIG.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the embodiment of FIG. 1 just before folding.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Frame member 2 Sheet 21 Sheet constituent fiber 22 Fine mesh which is a weaving gap of sheet 23 Edge cloth

Claims (2)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A sheet woven or / and knitted with heat-resistant, non-water-absorbing transparent or translucent fibers, wherein the gap of the woven or / and knitting is difficult to see through the gap. Alternatively, an ironing sheet mainly composed of a fine sheet that is impervious to water but has water vapor permeability. 2. The fine sheet is stretched inside the frame member by connecting an edge of the fine sheet to the frame member having an endless ring shape, and the frame member is made of an elastic material and has a multiple ring shape. 2. The ironing sheet according to claim 1, which is foldable into two and elastically recoverable from the folded state to the initial state.