JPH08336494A - Cleaner applying static electricity - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: To provide a cleaner applying static electricity by which a user can easily and securely collect dust and dirt and makes hard to re-attract dust and dirt, by equipping the cleaner with a dusting part to change static electricity, a tube part with a through hole at the bottom and electricity removing cloth on an upper opening, an electricity removing part at the tip of a handle part, and a part to be charged. CONSTITUTION: Electricity removing cloth is equipped on an upper opening part of a tube part 1 of this cleaner, and a handle part 11 of a duster part 10 is detachably stored in an electricity removing part 20. A plurality of electricity removing cloths are fitted at one end of a tube shaped handle 21 of the electricity removing part 21, and an almost C-shaped part to be charged 13 and an engaging piece 14 to engage therewith are attached to the upper part of the handle 21. The duster part 10 and the electricity removing part 20 are detached from the tube part 1, a dust collecting part 12 is inserted into the part to be charged 13 and rubbed to charge static electricity, the dust collecting part 12 is touched to a place to be cleaned to attract dust. When the dust collecting part 12 is inserted into the tube part 1 through a small hole 8 of the electricity removing cloth, dust is removed by a protrusion 4 in the tube part 1 and collected into a suction device through a through hole 6 and a cylinder part 7.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention charges static electricity to a dust collecting portion to attach dust and dirt, and after collecting dust, removes static electricity charged to remove dust and dirt. The present invention relates to a vacuum cleaner tool that uses static electricity and that removes dust with a suction device. Further, the vacuum cleaner using the static electricity of the present invention forms the entire shape or color in a foliage plant shape.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, cleaning tools for removing dust and dirt by utilizing static electricity have been developed. The cleaning tool is provided with a dust collecting part that charges static electricity at the tip of a mop or a flycatcher, and the dust collecting part is lightly shaken to the left or right, or charged while being rubbed with a substance that easily generates static electricity, to remove dust and dirt. Had been removed.

[0003]

However, it is very difficult for the cleaning tool to remove dust and dirt attached by static electricity from the dust collecting portion. Further, since the portion cleaned by the cleaning tool remains charged, there is a drawback that dust or dirt adheres again due to static electricity after a while.

In view of the above points, the present invention uses static electricity to collect dust and dirt by using static electricity and, after collecting dust, remove dust and dirt while removing static electricity. Provide a vacuum cleaner.

[0005]

In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, a cleaning tool using static electricity of the present invention is provided with a hatching portion for charging static electricity and a through hole in the bottom portion to discharge static electricity in the upper opening portion. A vase-shaped tube portion on which a static elimination cloth for removing is installed, and a static elimination portion on which a plurality of static elimination cloths are provided at the tip of the handle portion,
It is composed of a substantially C-shaped charged portion and a suction device for sucking dust accumulated in the cylindrical portion.

[0006]

The operation of the vacuum cleaner tool according to the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. The hatching section 10 and the static elimination section 20 are removed from the tubular section 1, and the dust collecting section 12 is inserted into the charged section 13 as shown in FIG. After that, as shown in FIG. 4, the dust collecting portion 12 of the hatching portion 10 is lightly contacted with a portion to be cleaned, and dust or dust D is adsorbed by static electricity.

When the dust and the dust D can be removed, as shown in FIG. 5, the dust collecting portion 12 is inserted into the tubular portion 1 through the small hole 8 of the static elimination cloth 2. In addition, the static electricity charged in the dust collecting part 12 is removed by the static elimination cloth 2
Is discharged when passing through. Also, the dust collecting unit 1 from which the charge has been removed
Dust and dust D adhering to 2 are completely removed by the protrusions 4 in the cylindrical portion 1, and the cylindrical portion 5 and the through hole 6 are removed by the suction device 30.
And passes through the cylindrical portion 7 and is collected in the suction device 30. Further, since the static electricity-cleaned portion of the dust collecting unit 12 is still charged with static electricity, the static electricity is removed by the static elimination cloth 22 of the static elimination unit 20 as shown in FIG.

[0008]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIGS.

The vacuum cleaner of the present invention comprises a vase-shaped tube portion 1, a hater portion 10, a charge eliminating portion 20, and a suction device 30.

A plurality of legs 9 are provided on the bottom of the vase-shaped tube 1.
Is provided with a through hole 6 and a protruding cylindrical portion 7, and a static elimination cloth 2 for removing static electricity is installed in the upper opening. The static elimination cloth 2 is provided with a small hole 8 and a notch 3 at the center. Further, the static elimination cloth 2 is made of a flexible material in which copper sulfide is mixed with the felt cloth,
It has the effect that static electricity can be easily removed by lightly touching a charged substance. Further, in order to remove dust and dust D attached to the dust collecting portion 12, a protrusion 4 is installed in a spiral shape inside the cylindrical portion 1.

A fine thread-shaped dust collecting portion 12 is installed at the tip of the handle 11 of the hatching portion 10. The dust collector 1
2 is shaken lightly left and right in the air, or the charged member 13
It is made of a material that can be charged with static electricity by rubbing against it. In addition, the handle 11 portion of the hatching portion 10 is detachably accommodated in the cylindrical static elimination portion 20. In addition, it is preferable that the dust collecting part 12 of the hataki part 10 is applied with various colors expressing an image of a flower.

At one end of the cylindrical handle 21 of the charge eliminating portion 20,
A plurality of static elimination cloths 22 having the appearance of plant leaves are installed, and the other end is fitted to the cylindrical portion 5 of the cylindrical portion 1. The upper portion of the handle 21 has a substantially C-shaped charged portion 1
A locking tool 14 for locking 3 and the charged portion 13 is provided.

The charged portion 13 has a substantially C shape,
As shown in FIG. 3, the dust collecting portion 12 is inserted and rubbed, so that the dust collecting portion 12 is charged with static electricity.

Next, an example of using the vacuum cleaner tool of the present invention using static electricity will be described with reference to FIGS. The hatching section 10 and the static elimination section 20 are removed from the tubular section 1, and the dust collecting section 12 is inserted into the charged section 13 as shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 4, the dust collecting portion 12 of the hatching portion 10 is lightly contacted with a portion to be cleaned to suck dust or dust D.

When the dust and the dust D are removed, as shown in FIG. 5, the dust collecting portion 12 is inserted through the small hole 8 of the static elimination cloth 2 and the cylindrical portion 1 is inserted.
Insert inside. At this time, the static electricity charged in the dust collecting portion 12 is eliminated when passing through the electricity eliminating cloth 2. Further, the dust and the dust D adhering to the dust collecting portion 12 from which the electricity has been removed are brought into contact with the protrusions 4 in the cylindrical portion 1 and completely removed. The removed dust or dust D is collected from the gap of the leg portion 9 and the center hole of the cylindrical portion 5, passes through the through hole 6 and the cylindrical portion 7, and enters the previously installed suction device 30. Dust is collected.

Since static electricity is charged at the portion cleaned by the dust collecting portion 12 of the hatching portion 10, as shown in FIG. 6, lightly wipe the discharging cloth 22 installed on the discharging portion 20. By setting the static electricity, the charged static electricity can be removed. Therefore, the dust and the dust D are not reattached to the cleaned portion due to static electricity.

[0017]

As described above, the cleaning device utilizing static electricity of the present invention has the following effects by having the above-mentioned configuration.

Since static electricity is electrostatically charged to the dust collecting portion to attach dust and dirt and the static electricity is removed to remove dust and dirt, it is possible to collect dust easily and surely. Further, since the static electricity at the cleaning location after the removal is also removed, dust and dirt are unlikely to adhere again. In addition, since the entire shape is formed like an ornamental plant, it is aesthetically superior in terms of arrangement and storage.

The cleaning tool using static electricity of the present invention exhibits many effects by the cleaning described below. (1) Dust removal during parts manufacturing (2) House cleaning (3) Dust removal from inflatables (4) Dust removal from books (5) Dust removal from passenger cars (6) Dust collection under the bed (7) OA equipment cleaning

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an overall view of a cleaning device using static electricity according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of a cleaning device using static electricity according to the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a usage state of the cleaning device utilizing static electricity according to the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a usage state of the cleaning device utilizing static electricity according to the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing a usage state of the cleaning device utilizing static electricity according to the present invention.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a usage state of the cleaning device utilizing static electricity according to the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Cylindrical part 2 Static eliminator cloth 3 Cut 4 Protrusion 5 Cylindrical part 6 Through hole 7 Cylindrical part 8 Small hole 9 Leg part 10 Hataki part 11 Handle 12 Dust collecting part 13 Charged part 14 Locking tool 20 Static eliminator 21 Grip 22 Cloth 30 Suction machine D Dust and dust D

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A vase-shaped tube portion having a static electricity electrostatically charged hatching portion and a bottom portion provided with a through hole and an upper opening portion with a static elimination cloth for removing static electricity, and a plurality of tips at the end of the handle portion. 2. A cleaner tool using static electricity, comprising: a static eliminator provided with a static eliminator cloth, a substantially C-shaped charged portion, and a suction device for sucking dust accumulated in the cylindrical portion.