JPH10179001A - Bag for capturing harmful insect - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a bag for capturing a harmful insect which surely captures a harmful insect and speedily post-processes the harmful insect after capturing without an unpleasant feeling. SOLUTION: The bag for capturing a harmful insect 14 to be used in the state of being inserted into a sucking hose 10 from the joint 12 of the hose 10 of a vacuum cleaner is provided with an entrance part 16 with a diameter larger than that of the hose 10, a bottom part 20 and a barrel part 18 between the parts 16 and 20, which can be put through into the hose 10, and a sticking material 22 is stuck along the prescribed inner peripheral range of the barrel part 18. In addition, it is desirable to be the disposable type of pulling out from the joint 12 of the hose 10 after capturing a harmful insect and disposing as it is.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a disposable pest-capturing bag used in combination with a suction hose of a vacuum cleaner.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Every day, we suffer from not only cockroaches but also various pests. For example, in a bakery or the like, it is common to see flies and other insects flying around and hugging bread displayed around bread.
Also, even in a fancy restaurant, insects fly around the table, ruining precious meals, and if it is a place for entertaining, it may affect business negotiations. Also, the reputation of the store itself may be impaired. These problems are equally likely to occur in butchers, fishmongers, supermarkets, fast food stores, coffee shops, etc., which handle groceries.

[0003] Conventionally, methods for controlling pests such as cockroaches include: (1) a direct method of crushing with a newspaper or the like or directly spraying an insecticide, and (2) smoking of an insecticide. There is an indirect method such as arrangement of smoke, bait, or odor sense and capture with an adhesive. However, among the indirect methods of the above (2), methods other than the method using an adhesive material make it difficult to avoid discomfort in post-treating the captured pests.
For example, in the direct method of (1), it is necessary to handle the crushed or dead pest by hand and to clean the floor or the wall, and to use the adhesive of (2). If the pest is not completely dead in any other method, the direct method such as (1) must be used.
Work involving discomfort as described above is still unavoidable.

[0004] The direct method (1) has a drawback that it cannot be hit due to the presence of obstacles or the like, or cannot be aimed at precisely and sprayed. Of the methods, especially when using adhesives, there is no discomfort in treating the pests after they are captured, but it is a passive method that simply waits for the pests to be trapped. , You can not always capture pests conveniently. Flies, mosquitoes, bees, abs, moths, etc. that have entered the room are difficult to catch, and they are tiring to hit the window glass and screen doors to escape and are troublesome. I want to process it quickly. However, it is very difficult for these insects to hit in the air or to hit well at the moment they stop on a wall, etc. Become.

[0005] However, these insects can be easily inhaled by using a vacuum cleaner, aiming at the place where they stopped, and can be eliminated for the time being. So, conventionally,
In addition to the above-mentioned trapping method, a device called “vacuum insect trap” using the suction power of a vacuum cleaner has been proposed in Jpn.
No. 57778. In the present invention, a transparent pipe member 1 as shown in FIG. 4 of the present specification is connected in the middle of a suction hose, and a mesh bag 3 is fixed inside the pipe member 1. However, in the present invention, since the pipe member 1 is assumed to be used repeatedly, the mesh bag 3 is fixed inside the pipe member 1, and therefore, the pests once captured can be removed from the mesh bag 3 and the pipe member 1. The work of taking out is required separately. In addition, by using the transparent pipe member 1, it is possible to confirm whether or not the captured pests are in a safe state for processing, but it is the pest that leaves such a "safe" state. Therefore, there is a possibility that the time until processing can be performed is prolonged.

[0006] In addition, there is a hygiene problem with the use of tools for capturing pests which are generally considered to be dirty many times. Although these hygiene problems can be solved by cleaning the equipment, it goes without saying that such cleaning itself is an unpleasant operation. Furthermore, the pipe member 1 incorporating the mesh bag 3 has a high manufacturing cost,
In addition, since the weight of the suction hose increases and the length of the suction hose increases at the same time because the pipe member 1 is attached, there is a disadvantage in handling a hose that requires not only agility but also catching pests.

[0007]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The pests are reliably captured,
An object of the present invention is to provide a pest-capturing bag which can quickly dispose of the captured pests without any discomfort.

[0008]

According to the present invention, a suction hose 10 is connected to a joint 12 of a suction hose 10 of a vacuum cleaner.
A pest-capturing bag 14 used in a state where the suction hose 10 has a larger diameter than the suction hose 10, a bottom portion 20, and the suction hose 10 between the inlet portion 16 and the bottom portion 20. A pest-capturing bag is provided, which has a trunk portion 18 that can be inserted therein, and has an adhesive 22 adhered along a predetermined inner peripheral area a of the trunk portion 18. The pest-capturing bag 14 of the present invention can be a disposable type that can be removed from the seam 12 of the suction hose after use and can be immediately cleaned.

[0009]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS A pest-capturing bag according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 1 shows a bag 1 for capturing pests.
4 is shown. The pest catching bag 14 has a trunk portion 18 having an inlet portion 16 and a closed bottom portion 20, as shown in FIG. The torso portion 18 is made of, for example, a paper member such as a thin cardboard or a thin plastic member formed in a cylindrical shape, while the bottom portion 20 is used to prevent the air flow flowing from the inlet portion 16 from being subjected to resistance. It is formed of, for example, a net-like member that can be discharged without being used. An adhesive 22 is attached to a predetermined inner peripheral portion of the trunk portion 18 (illustrated as a range “a” in FIG. 2) so that the captured pests 30 do not crawl out of the bag.

The diameter of the inlet portion 16 is smaller than the diameter of the suction hose 10 so that the connecting hose described below can be inserted into the suction hose 10 of the vacuum cleaner through the inlet portion 16. Is formed sufficiently large, and the trunk portion 18 is formed to be smaller than the inner diameter of the suction hose 10 so that substantially the entirety thereof is housed in the suction hose 10. And, in an unused state, it is in a flat state so that it is not bulky during storage or storage,
It is preferable that the structure is such that it can be easily opened in a cylindrical shape when used.

For this purpose, it is not always necessary to do so. For example, as shown in FIG. 3, a peeling tape 24 which can be peeled off from the adhesive 22 is applied to the portion where the adhesive 22 is attached, inside the body 18. , And the tip is left from the entrance portion 16. Then, in the unused state, the trunk portion 18 is squashed together with the release tape 24 in a flat state, and in use, after the trunk portion 18 is opened in a cylindrical shape, the release tape 24 is pulled out from the entrance portion 16 as shown by an arrow b, The adhesive 22 may be exposed. However, as long as it can be easily opened to the use state, the material of the pest-capturing bag 14 or the unused state can be of another form. For example, bag 1 for insect pests
The whole of 4 may be formed of a net-like bag, and the paper-made paper may be stored in a state of being sequentially stacked.
Further, the bottom portion 20 may not be formed in a bag shape, but may be attached in a plane so as to cover the rear end of the body portion 18.

Next, the use of the pest-capturing bag 14 of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. 1. First, a suction hose 10 attached to a vacuum cleaner (not shown) is prepared, and a pest opened in a cylindrical shape is provided. The catching bag 14 is inserted from the joint 12 of the suction hose 10 toward the rear of the suction hose 10, that is, toward the vacuum cleaner. At this time, a large diameter portion 26 larger than the diameter of the suction hose 10 near the inlet portion 16 of the pest capturing bag 14 remains outside the seam 12. Then, the connecting hose 28 is connected to the seam 1 through the remaining large-diameter portion 26.
2 and attached to the suction hose 10 in a form of being inserted into the pest capturing bag 14 to complete the mounting.

When the pest is successfully sucked in using the connecting hose 28, the sucked pest 30 can reach the bottom portion 20 of the pest catching bag 14 as shown in FIGS. The adhesive 22 adheres to the area a of the inner peripheral portion of the bag and is captured. In order to dispose of the captured pest, first, the connection hose 28 is removed, and the pest capturing bag 14 is taken out of the suction hose 10. that time,
Although the entrance portion 16 of the pest capturing bag 14 remains open, there is no fear that the pest 30 captured by the bottom portion 20 escapes from the open entrance portion 16. Because
Pests 3 not caught by adhesive 22 during suction
2 is caught by the adhesive 22 on the way when the crawler tries to crawl from the bottom portion 20 to the entrance portion 16 as shown in FIG. Therefore, the pests can be reliably captured, and the pests can be safely disposed of. Further, at the time of cleaning, as shown in FIG. 2, the entrance portion 16 can be discarded in a trash can with the entrance portion 16 opened.

[0014]

According to the present invention, the pest is reliably captured, and the pest after the capture is
Provided is a pest-capturing bag that can be quickly processed without discomfort.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view illustrating a state in which a pest capturing bag according to the present invention is inserted from a seam of a suction hose of a vacuum cleaner.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the pest-capturing bag of the present invention in a state where pests are captured.

FIG. 3 is a side sectional view of the pest-capturing bag of the present invention showing an example in an unused state.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a pest catcher of the type used with a conventional vacuum cleaner.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Suction hose 12 Joint 14 Pest catching bag 16 Inlet part 18 Trunk part 20 Bottom part 22 Adhesive material 24 Peeling tape 26 Large diameter part 28 Connection hose 30 Pest

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[Procedure amendment]

[Submission date] January 30, 1997

[Procedure amendment 1]

[Document name to be amended] Statement

[Correction target item name] 0013

[Correction method] Change

[Correction contents]

When the pest is successfully sucked in using the connecting hose 28, the sucked pest 30 can reach the bottom portion 20 of the pest catching bag 14 as shown in FIGS. The adhesive 22 adheres to the area a of the inner peripheral portion of the bag and is captured. In order to dispose of the captured pest, first, the connection hose 28 is removed, and the pest capturing bag 14 is taken out of the suction hose 10. that time,
Although the entrance portion 16 of the pest capturing bag 14 remains open, there is no fear that the pest 30 captured by the bottom portion 20 escapes from the open entrance portion 16. Because
Pests 3 not caught by adhesive 22 during suction
2 is caught by the adhesive 22 on the way when the crawler tries to crawl from the bottom portion 20 to the entrance portion 16 as shown in FIG. Therefore, the pests can be reliably captured, and the pests can be safely disposed of. Further, at the time of cleaning, as shown in FIG. 2, the entrance portion 16 can be discarded in a trash can with the entrance portion 16 opened. The pest catching bag 14
For example, the large diameter portion 26 is connected to the suction hose 10 or
Can be fixed in a state of being hooked on the tip of the connecting hose 28
In this way, another hose can be connected to the end of the pest trapping bag 14.
It is also possible to use without attaching a member.

Claims (2)

[Claims] 1. A pest-capturing bag (14) used while inserted into a suction hose (10) from a joint (12) of a suction hose (10) of a vacuum cleaner, wherein the suction hose (10) is used. An inlet portion (16) having a larger diameter, a bottom portion (20), and a torso portion (10) between the inlet portion (16) and the bottom portion (20) that can be inserted into the interior of the suction hose (10). 18)
A pest-capturing bag having an adhesive (22) adhered along a predetermined inner peripheral range (a) of the trunk portion (18). 2. The pest-capturing bag according to claim 1, wherein the pest-capturing bag is of a disposable type that can be removed from the seam (12) of the suction hose (10) after the pest is captured and can be disposed of as it is.