JPH10127987A - Speedy drying tool for sheet and bored pinch to be used for the same - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To facilitate the evaporation of moisture and to speedily dry a drooped wet sheet by hanging it on a drying tool, separating it from a frame and circulating the counter currents of air inside the drooped sheet. SOLUTION: At both the side parts of a hanging part 7a of a speedy drying tool 1a for sheet hung on a clothing drying pole, arcuate frames 6a and 6b provided with inside projections 4 to be opened downward for widening the gap of both the fore and rear drooped sheets are fitted. Further, the overlapped sheets and the frames 6a and 6b are fixed by sandwiching them with a pinch 2 but in order to prevent the pinch 2 from falling, the pinch 2 equipped with a hole 5 for loosely inserting the projection 4 of frame into the sandwiching part on one side is used.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a drying apparatus for quickly drying wet sheets hung on a clothesline or rope.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, there is no such thing, and when drying a wet sheet, it is hung on a clothesline (19) as shown in FIG.
a) and the right (22b) end were pinched and pinched by pinches (20) and (21).

[0003]

In the conventional method, FIG.
As shown in (1), it took a long time to dry the sheets because they were pinched before (22c) and after (22d) the sheets. Considering the long rainy season, the size of the sheets occupying the dry area, the large number of families, and the difficult drying season, especially in the home where the laundry is dried in a snowy rural area, a simple and inexpensive method is desired. . Therefore, in order to dry it quickly, hang it on a clothesline or a rope, separate the front (22c) and the rear (22d) of the hanging wet sheets from each other, without preventing the convection or flow of air inside the sheets, and I thought of a drying tool that helped me to keep it from falling off the clothesline or rope when it was fanned by the wind. The present invention has been made to solve these disadvantages.

[0004]

[MEANS FOR SOLVING THE PROBLEMS] To solve the above problems,
By opening both sides of the upper hanging portion (7) downward, the front shape is a circular arc, and the sheets (6) and (6 ') having the projections (4) at appropriate intervals inside are used for sheets. Use quick-drying equipment (1). The drying equipment (1)
Projections (4) provided inside the frames (6) and (6 ')
Then, the pinch (2) having the hole (5) is loosely inserted into the sandwiching portion (18a) of the handle (3a). The present invention has the above configuration.

[0005]

[Effect] A quick-drying drying device for sheets (1) is hung on a clothesline or a rope, and a wet sheet is hung on the drying device (1).
The front and rear ends of the hanging sheet are overlapped on the frames (6) and (6 ') of the drying device (1). The holes (5) of the pinch (2) are provided with protrusions (4) inside the frames (6) and (6 ').
Is inserted, and the overlapped sheets and each frame (6), (6 ′) are sandwiched by a pinch (2).

[0006]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below. The quick-drying device (1a) for sheets is made of an elastic synthetic resin. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, on both sides of an inverted-groove-shaped front approximately inverted U-shaped rope hanging portion (8a), a hanging portion (7a) for a hanging pole composed of an axially cut cylindrical side portion is provided. ) Is provided. Frames (6a) and (6a ') are provided on both sides of the hanging portion (7a) for the hanging pole with the bent portions (14a) and (14a') and open downward. Side projections (4) are formed in the center of the frame surface at appropriate intervals and vertically in the inside of each of the frames (6a) and (6a '), each of which has a gently arcuate front shape in the band shape shown in the side view 3. Provide a plurality.

From one of the lower ends of the frames (6a) and (6a ') to the other, the reinforcing walls (16a) and (16a)
b) provided with an inverted T-shaped holding plate (10a), (10a)
b) are the contact portions (11a), (11
Contact in b). The contact part (11a) has a hole (12),
The contact portion (11b) is provided with a projection (13) and is loosely fitted.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 4, a pinch (18a) is provided at a pinch (18a) of a piece (3a) of a pinch (2).
A hole (5) is provided in the direction perpendicular to the surface so that the projection (4) provided on the frames (6a) and (6a ') is loosely inserted. The hole (5) is for preventing the pinch (2) from falling, and the projection (4)
May be cylindrical as well as prismatic as shown. Therefore, the hole (5) may also be cylindrical. A small protrusion (17) is provided on the pinch (18b) of the other handle (3b) of the pinch (2).
Is provided. In FIGS. 1 and 2, the pinch (2) is used to
The state which sandwiched a) is shown.

As shown in FIGS. 1, 2, and 3, two rows of reinforcing walls (9a) are provided from the rope hook (8a) to the upper portions of the frames (6a) and (6a '). Also, small projections (1) are provided on the reinforcing wall (9a), the frames (6a) and (6a ').
5) are provided in large numbers.

When the present invention is used in the above structure, as shown in FIG. 6, the frames (6a) and (6a ') of the quick-drying device (1a) for sheets are P1, P2.
Direction, release the contact portions (11a) and (11b), and allow the clothesline (19) to pass through. At this time, the upper portions of the frames (6a) and (6a ') have reinforced walls (9).
Since it is fixed according to a), the elastic deformation increases as it goes downward. Release the hand when the hanging part (7a) of the drying tool (1a) hangs on the clothesline (19). Then, the frames (6a) and (6a ') return to the original shape by the elastic force, the projection (13) enters the hole (12) of the contact portion, and the contact portion (11).
a) and (11b) come into contact with each other so that they do not shift.

In this manner, a plurality of the drying tools (1a) are hung on the clothesline (19) at appropriate intervals substantially within the sheet width, and hung from above, as shown in FIGS. The drying tool (1a) at both ends of the sheet is moved to the left (22a) right (22b) end of the sheet to adjust the position. Then, as shown in FIG. 7, the sheet (22) is hung on the reinforcing wall (9a) of the drying tool (1a), and the end is adjusted to the end of the drying tool (1a). The drying tools (1a) other than the both ends are already wet sheets (22c) and (22c).
d) and spread downward along the frames (6a), (6a ').

Then, by the pinch (2), the frames (6a ') and (6a) and the sheets (22)
c) The rear part (22d) is sandwiched between the projections (4). At that time, the hole (5) in the handle (3a) of the pinch (2)
And the projections (4) inside the frames (6a) and (6a ')
So that FIG. 6 shows a partial cross section in this state.
The frame (6a ') and the sheet (22c) are sandwiched between the handles (3a) and (3b) of the pinch (2) at the position where the projection (4) is located. In the drying device (1a) of FIG. 1, three projections (4) are provided for each frame, and a sheet (22) blown by strong wind is pinched (2) so as not to come off from the drying device (1a). Can be increased to six and secured.

The sheets become quite heavy when wet, pushing the frames (6a), (6a ') inward. Therefore, the contact portion (11
a), holding plates (10a), (10b) with (11b)
Is provided. The reinforced wall (9a) is for preventing deformation. The small projections (15) are provided on the frames (6a) and (6a '), and the small projections (1) are provided on the pinch (18b) of the handle (3b) of the pinch (2).
7) is provided. Both are to prevent the sheets (22) from shifting.

A second embodiment will be described. Figure 8 shows a clothesline (1
9 shows a quick-drying device (1b) for sheets for 9). The hanging tool (1b) of the first embodiment has only the hanging part (7b) excluding the hanging part (8a) for the rope from the hanging part (7a) of the hanging tool (1a). The reinforced wall (9b) has no hanging portion (8a) for the rope, so that the hanging tool (1) of the first embodiment is not used.
The height is lower than that of the reinforcing wall (9a) in (a).

A third embodiment will be described. 9 and 10 show a quick-drying device (1c) for sheets for a clothesline (23). At the upper part, a hook portion (8c) for an inverted groove-shaped front inverted substantially U-shaped rope is provided, and the frames (6c) and (6c ') are opened downward from both sides of the rope hook portion (8c). (9
c) is a reinforced wall. As shown in FIG. 10, the front shape of the rope (23) during use is deformed and fitted due to the shape of the hook (8c).

A fourth embodiment will be described. FIG. 11 shows a quick drying device (1d) for sheets. The reinforced wall (9d) is extended from the rope hook (8d) to the rod hook (7d), and further down along both outer sides of the frames (6d) and (6d ').
Also, it is provided in the lateral direction on the way to the lower side. Frame (6
d), (6d ') folds (2) with holes (27)
6) is provided, and after hanging on a clothesline, it is fastened with a hook (24) with a string (25) to prevent falling. One end of the string (25) is connected to one hole (27).

A fifth embodiment will be described. FIG. 12 shows a frame (6) provided with a hanging portion (7e) with a single wedge-shaped hanging portion (28).
e) and (6e ') are parts of the sheet-drying quick-drying tool (1e) separated from the part (6e'). Pressing portions (33a) and (33b), which are slightly narrower, are provided on both sides of the hanging portion (7e) to form stopper surfaces (31a) and (31b). Pressing part (33
a), single-wedge-shaped hanging portions (28a) on both sides of (33b),
(28b) is provided. The hanging portions (28a) and (28b)
Protrusions (32a) and (32b) are provided at the upper end of the wedge of the support plate (29) shown in FIGS.
0a), (30b) Outer concave portions (34a), (34)
b) Lock. (9e) is a reinforced wall for preventing deformation.

A frame (6) provided with a projection (4) inside
e) Fix both sides of (6e ') with the support plate (29). On the support plate (29), the hanging portions (28a), (28
Holes (30a) and (30b) for inserting b) are provided. As shown in FIG. 12, the distance V between the outsides of the holes (30a) and (30b) is slightly shorter than the distance U between the press contact portions (33a) and (33b). Reinforced wall to prevent deformation (9
The cross section of e ′) is an inverted T-shape.

An example of how to use the drying equipment (1e) is shown on a rope. As shown in FIG.
e) is hung on a rope (23). One-sided wedge suspension (28
a) and (28b) are inserted into the holes (30) of the support plate (29).
a), the support plate (29) is inserted into the P for insertion into (30b).
Move in three directions. Then, the wedge surface of the hanging portion (28)
The holes (30) relatively move downward while being pressed against the frame-side inner surface, and the hanging portions (28a) and (28b) move in the Q1 and Q2 directions while being elastically deformed.

The upper surface of the support plate (29) is the stopper surface (31).
Before contacting a) and (31b), the wedge protrusions (32a),
(32b) exits holes (30a), (30b). At this time, as shown in FIG.
3a) and (33b) instantaneously move in the Q1 'and Q2' directions, and press-contact the frame-side inner surfaces of the holes (30a) and (30b). When the support plate (29) is slightly pulled in the direction of P3 ', the wedge convex portions (32a) and (32b) become concave portions (34a),
(34b) and locked. At this point, I was able to set the sheets so that I could put them on.

A sixth embodiment will be described. FIG. 15 shows that the rope hanging portion (8) is divided at the center and the two handles (35a), (35
b), and the pins (4) of the fulcrum walls (42a) and (42b)
This is a rotatable quick-drying drier for sheets (1f) connected by 4). Rope hook (8f), (8
f ′) The pole hanging portions (7f) and (7f ′) are provided on the side portions, and the frames (6f) and (6f ′) are provided on those side portions. On the outside of each pattern (35), the rope hooks (8f), (8
f ') Reinforced walls (9f) and (9f') are provided from the upper part to the lower ends of the frames (6f) and (6f '). The concave portion (4) is provided between the two reinforcing walls (9f) at the top of the rope hooking portion (8).
0) between the other two reinforcing walls (9f ').
1) is provided.

As shown in FIGS. 15 and 16, the latch (37) is composed of a side having a notch (43a) at the center and another side having a pawl (38), and the other two sides facing each other. Are parallel and arc-shaped. Hook (3
The cutout (43a) of (7) is inserted into a hole (39) formed in the two reinforcing walls (9f). On the reinforced wall (9f ')
A notch (43) is provided, and the tab (3) of the latch (37) is provided.
8) Hang the side. Small protrusions (1) are formed on the outer surface of the reinforcing wall (9f ') between the tip of the rope hook (8f') and the notch (43).
5a) is provided. A projection (4) is provided inside the frames (6f) and (6f '). (15) small protrusions for preventing slippage of the sheets, which are provided on the reinforcing walls (9f) and (9f ').

The method of using the drying tool (1f) will be described. When the latch (37) is removed from the notch (43) and the frames (6f) and (6f ') are moved inward, the latches (7f) and (8f) open. Close the rope or rod so as to sandwich it between the rod hooks (7f) and (7f '). Then, the latch (37) is hung on the notch (43). At this time, the latch (37) gets over the small projection (15a) while pressing the small projection (15a), and is fixed so as not to easily come off the notch (43) due to vibration or the like. When hanging on a rope,
The drying tool (1f) is pulled downward and guided between the rope hooks (8f) and (8f ').

A seventh embodiment will be described. FIGS. 17 and 18 show two handles (35c) that can freely rotate about the connection fitting (48) as a fulcrum.
It is a quick-drying drying device (1 g) for sheets consisting of (35d). The center of the rope hook (8) is divided and the hook (8
g), (8g ') side portions (7g), (7g')
Are provided on their sides with frames (6g) and (6g '). Reinforced wall (9g) on top of rope hook (8),
(9g ') The tip is an arc-shaped sliding surface (47a), (47b) so that the handle is rotated by the connecting fitting (48).
In the meantime, allow a slight gap.

The hemispherical concave portions (45a) and (45a ') are formed on the outer surfaces of the fitting portions (44a) and (44a') and the lead surface (4).
6a) and (46a ') are connected to the other fitting portion (44b),
(44b ′) hemispherical projections (45b) on the inner surface, (4
5b ') is provided inward, and the handles (35c) and (35d) are moved inward to fit. Lead surface (46a), (4
6a ') is slightly wider than that between the projections (45b) and (45b'), so that the projections (45b) and (45b ') are pressed against the lead surfaces (46a) and (46a'). The recesses (45a) and (45a ') are fitted and fixed.

The method of use will be described. Pattern (35c), (35
d) is pulled outward to release the fitting portion (44), and the fitting portion (44) is fitted so that the clothesline is sandwiched between the hanging portions (7g) and (7g '). In the case of a rope, the drying equipment (1g)
Is pulled downward between the hook portions (8g) and (8g ').
You have now set it.

FIG. 19 is a longitudinal sectional view of a frame portion showing a state where wet sheets are placed on the fourth and sixth embodiments of the quick-drying apparatus (1) for sheets and sandwiched by a pinch (2). . Sheets (2) on frame (6) with reinforced walls (9)
2) is applied, and the handle (3b) of the pinch (2) is sandwiched from the sheet side by the handle (3a) having the hole (5) from the frame (6) side having the protrusion (4).

An eighth embodiment will be described. FIG. 20 is a perspective view, in which two handles (49) that are rotatable about a connection fitting (48a) as a fulcrum.
a), (49b) quick-drying drying equipment for sheets (1
h). Rope (8) Reinforced wall (9)
h), (9h ′) the tip is formed in an arc shape so that the handles (49a) and (49b) rotate, and the sliding surface (47c)
(47d) is formed.

As shown in FIGS. 20, 21 and 22, the side portions of the hanging portions (7h) and (7h ') are wide, the front shape is gently arcuate, and one side is inward along the longitudinal direction. Bending frames (6h) and (6h ') are provided. FIG.
Is a side view showing the handle (49b) and the frame (6h ')
FIG. 23 shows an AA cross section of the portion. One side of the frame (6h ') with the projection (4) is bent with a curved portion (56).

Protrusions (4) are provided on the inner side of the frames (6h) and (6h ') at appropriate intervals so as to approach one side. The projection (4) is provided perpendicular to the inner surface of the frame. Small protrusion (15)
Are provided outside the reinforced wall (9) and the frame (6) to prevent the sheets from slipping.

The reinforcing walls (9h) and (9h ') are provided from the rope hooks (8h) and (8h') along the outside to the lower ends of the frames (6h) and (6h '). In addition, reinforced walls (50a) are provided inside the frames (6h) and (6h '),
(50a ') is provided.

The holding member (55) is a metal rod lacking one short side of a rectangular shape. The tips of the metal rods having long sides parallel to each other are bent outwardly, and a concave portion (57) is provided on the short side. A hole (52) into which the holding member (55) is incorporated is provided with an open fulcrum wall (51) inside the lower end of the frame (6h '), and a groove (54) into which the concave portion of the holding member (55) enters is provided inside the lower end of the frame (6h). ) A metal fitting receiver (53) is provided. The entrance of the groove (54) is slightly narrower than the thickness of the metal fitting, and the metal fitting is pressed into the groove (5).
The bottom of 4) has more play than the thickness of the bracket.

When using the drying tool (1h),
As shown in FIG. 24, the bent side of the frame (6) is set to the end (22a) side of the sheet, and the other side (22b) is set to the opposite side. In order to remove the concave portion (57) of the retainer (55) from the bracket receiver (53), the handle (49)
To the outside. And hook part (8) on rope and rod
Or, (7) is applied, and the concave portion (57) is again fitted with the metal fittings (5).
Put in 3).

FIG. 24 is a cross-sectional view of frames (6h) and (6h ') in which the left end (22a) of the sheet hung on the drying tool (1h) is pinched by a pinch (2). Since the width of the frames (6h) and (6h ') is large, the number of small protrusions (15) for preventing slippage is large, and since one side is bent inward, it is difficult to separate from the clothes even when being blown by the wind. There is. The projection (4) is loosely inserted into the hole (5) of the pinch (2),
This shows a state in which sheets are sandwiched.

A ninth embodiment will be described. FIG. 25 is an exploded perspective view showing a sheet-drying quick-drying device (1i) composed of a band-like portion on one side in the axial direction and a lattice-like portion on the other side. A frame (6i) is provided on one side of the hanging portion (7i),
The other side and the frame (6i ') are separated and rotatably connected by a fastener (48b). Frame (6)
The cross section of the lattice portion is oval.

(10c) is a holding plate, which supports a fulcrum hook (24b) on one side with a fulcrum bar (5) at the lower end of the frame (6i ').
7) It is loosely fitted in and freely rotatable. Hanging hook at the other end (24
a) is hung on the lower end of the frame (6i). Fulcrum bar (5
The cross section of 7) is circular. The projection (4a) has a cylindrical shape,
The hole (5) of the pinch (2) to be loosely inserted has a cylindrical shape.

FIG. 26 is a front view after the assembly is completed. The hook (24) of the holding plate (10c) is removed, and the holding plate (10c) is moved in the P4 direction with the fulcrum bar (57) as the fulcrum, and the frame (6i) is moved. '). Further, the overlapping holding plate (10c) and the frame (6i ') are moved in the direction P5 to overlap the frame (6i) to save space when not in use. The advantage of this drying tool (1i) is that the hanging part (7
i) is that it is long in the axial direction and is stable on a clothesline or rope, and the lower end of the frame (6) that opens the hanging sheets downward becomes longer.

A tenth embodiment will be described. FIG. 27 is an exploded perspective view showing a wire-like quick-drying drying device (1j) for a sheet made of wire. The frame (6) is attached to one side of the hanging portion (7j).
j) is provided. The other side and the frame (6j ') are separated, connected by a connection fitting (48c), and rotated. The contact part of the wire is brazed and fixed.

A part of a rectangular wire is bent, and a fulcrum hook (24b ') is provided on both short sides and a hook (24a') is provided on both sides of the other short side.
Construct d). The fulcrum hook (24b ') is loosely fitted to the fulcrum bar (57a) to be rotatable, and
a ') is hung on the lower end of the frame (6j).

FIG. 28 is a front view after the assembly is completed.
The drying tool (1j) removes the hanging hook (24a '), moves the holding bar (10d) in the direction of P6 to overlap the frame (6j'), and further moves the frame (6j ') in the direction of P7. 6j) to save space.

As shown in FIGS. 27 and 29, the wire is bent to provide a projection (4b). Hole (5) of pinch (2a)
a) A small projection (17) is provided in the sandwiching portion (18a ') of the handle (3a'), and a groove (58) is formed in the axial direction of the handle (3a ').
Is provided. When the projection (4b) is loosely inserted into the hole (5a),
The groove (58) is made deeper than the diameter of the wire, and the straight portion (5
9) does not protrude from the surface of the sandwiching portion (18a '). As in the other embodiments, it is not necessary to sandwich the sheets via the frame (6) having the small projections (15), and the sheets are directly sandwiched between the pinch sandwiching portions (18). This drying equipment (1j)
The hanging part (7j) is long in the axial direction and is stable on a clothesline or rope. Since the whole is a wire, ventilation becomes better.

[0042]

Since the structure is simple, it is easy to mount and remove. The hanging wet sheets are hung on the drying equipment and separated by the frame to generate convection of air inside the hanging sheets, and the moisture is easily evaporated and can be dried quickly. In addition, the use of a pinch with holes allows the wet sheets to be securely fastened, making it difficult to fall off even when blown by strong winds.

[Brief description of the drawings]

[Fig. 1] Perspective view of a quick-drying device and a pinch for sheets.

FIG. 2 is a front view of the drying tool.

FIG. 3 is a side view of the drying tool.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a pinch.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing a state in which a conventional sheet is hung on a clothesline and dried.

FIG. 6 is a front view showing a use state of the drying apparatus.

FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing a use state of the drying tool and the pinch.

FIG. 8 is a perspective view of a main part showing a second embodiment of the drying apparatus.

FIG. 9 is a perspective view of a main part showing a third embodiment of the drying apparatus.

FIG. 10 is a front view of a main part showing a third embodiment of the drying apparatus.

FIG. 11 is a perspective view showing a fourth embodiment of the drying apparatus.

FIG. 12 is a perspective view showing a fifth embodiment of the drying apparatus.

FIG. 13 is a front view of a main part of a fifth embodiment of the drying apparatus.

FIG. 14 is a front view of a fifth embodiment of the drying apparatus.

FIG. 15 is a perspective view showing a sixth embodiment of the drying apparatus.

FIG. 16 is a perspective view of a main part of a sixth embodiment of the drying apparatus.

FIG. 17 is an exploded perspective view showing a seventh embodiment of the drying apparatus.

FIG. 18 is a front view of an essential part of a seventh embodiment of the drying apparatus.

FIG. 19 is a longitudinal sectional view of a main part showing a use state of the fourth, sixth, and seventh embodiments of the drying apparatus.

FIG. 20 is an exploded perspective view showing an eighth embodiment of the drying apparatus.

FIG. 21 is a front view of an eighth embodiment of the drying apparatus.

FIG. 22 is a side view of an eighth embodiment of the drying apparatus.

FIG. 23 is a sectional view of an essential part of an eighth embodiment of the drying apparatus.

FIG. 24 is a sectional view showing the use state of the drying apparatus according to the eighth embodiment.

FIG. 25 is an exploded perspective view showing a ninth embodiment of the drying apparatus.

FIG. 26 is a front view showing a ninth embodiment of the drying apparatus.

FIG. 27 is an exploded perspective view showing a tenth embodiment of the drying apparatus.

FIG. 28 is a front view showing a tenth embodiment of the drying apparatus.

FIG. 29 is an essential part perspective view showing a use state of a pinch and a projection.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Quick-drying drying equipment for sheets 2, 20, 21 Pinch 3 Pinch handle 4, 13, Protrusion 5, 12, 27, 30, 39, 52 Hole 6 Frame 7 Hanging portion for hanging pole 8 Hanging portion for rope 9, 16, Reference Signs List 50 reinforcement wall 10 holding plate 11 contact portion 14 bent portion 15, 17 small projection 18 pinching portion 19 clothesline 22 sheets 23 rope 24 hook 25 string 26 fold 28 wedge-shaped hanging portion 29 support plate 31 stopper surface 32, 41, 45b Convex part 33 Pressure contact part 34, 40, 45a, 57 Concave part 35, 49 Handle 36 Pin 37, 48, 55 Fitting 38 Pawl 42, 51, 57 Support point 43 Notch 44 Fitting part 46 Lead surface 47 Sliding surface 53 Fitting receiver 54 , 58 Groove 56 Curved section 59 Wire straight section P, Q Moving direction U, V Distance

Claims (2)

[Claims] 1. A frame (6) having an arc shape in front and a projection (4) inside by opening both sides of an upper hanging portion (7) of a quick drying device for sheets (1) downward. ) And (6 ′), a quick-drying drying device for sheets and a pinch with holes used for the drying device. 2. A projection (4) provided inside the frames (6), (6 ') of the quick-drying device (1) for sheets, and a handle (3).
a pinch (1) having a hole (5) in a sandwiching portion (18a) of a)
2. The quick-drying drying device for sheets according to claim 1, wherein the drying device is loosely inserted, and a pinch with holes used for the drying device.