JPS5811251Y2 - water set - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a water resetting device, and mainly relates to a water resetting device for whiskey, which serves as both a so-called ice pitcher and an ice bucket.

In recent years, as lifestyles have become more Westernized, more and more people are drinking whiskey and other Western alcoholic beverages at home. However, when housewives and others are preparing, they wash an ice pitcher and fill it with water. This requires the rather troublesome procedure of separately cleaning an ice bucket, filling it with ice, and transporting each of these to the dining table.

The above-mentioned troublesomeness cannot be ignored, especially when preparations have to be made for a large number of guests at home or the like.

The present invention eliminates the troubles of the conventional method, and provides a reset method for adding water to Western alcoholic drinks that can be easily prepared and also contributes to liven up the atmosphere at the dining table.

One embodiment of the present invention will be explained with reference to the drawings. Fig. 1 is a side sectional view showing the state of use of the water-splitting cellar) A according to the present invention, and in the figure, 1 is a bamboo basket, 2 is a bamboo basket holder, and 6 is a Represents a fusion process.

The basket holder 2 is formed protrudingly from the inner wall of the body of the main water dispenser A, and as is clear from Figure 1, the one closer to the spout 3 is taller, and the one closer to the handle 4 is lower and more imposing. , the holder 2
It is formed so that when the screen 1 is placed on top, the screen 1 placed thereon descends and slopes from near the spout 3 to near the handle 4.

In this embodiment, three basket holders 2 are provided at intervals on the inner periphery of the body of the water splitter reset A, but the number of basket holders 2 is one closer to the spout 3 and one closer to the handle 4. As long as there are two pieces in total, there is no need to provide them in other places, and even if they are provided, the number of pieces may be arbitrary. It's okay.

In addition, in this embodiment, the screen holder 2 is provided at approximately the middle of the vertical height of the body of the water splitter reset A, but the mounting position of the screen holder 2 in the vertical height can be selected arbitrarily. sell.

Reference numeral 6 denotes retaining protrusions, one or more of which are provided at intervals on the inner periphery of the body above the screen holder 2 by a height approximately equal to the thickness of the screen 1.

The engaging protrusion 6 is provided with a notch on the periphery of the screen 1 that matches the engaging protrusion 6, and when installing the screen 1, the notch is aligned with the engaging protrusion 6. The screen 1 is inserted into the body, and after the insertion is completed, the screen 1 is slightly rotated to shift the notch to a part other than the engagement protrusion 6, thereby preventing the screen 1 from coming off.

Reference numeral 5 denotes a covering part for preventing ice from popping out, which extends from the upper end of the body near the spout 3 and covers only the top surface of the body near the spout 3.

In use, as shown in FIG. 1, water M is placed below the screen 1, and ice N is placed above the screen 1.

Therefore, when pouring water M, the whole part is tilted as shown in FIG. 2, but as described above in connection with FIG. Since it is installed so that the part closer to the handle 4 is lower, even if the whole part is tilted to a large extent as shown in Fig. 2 when pouring water, the part of the basket 1 closer to the spout 3 is It is not very low, and the part near the handle 4 is not very high either, and is not inclined to the left from the horizontal position.

Therefore, although the ice N is slightly displaced along with the overall inclination, since the screen 1 itself is not inclined to the left from the horizontal position, there is no risk of the ice N jumping over the cover 5 and flying out.

On the other hand, if the screen 1 is installed horizontally as shown in Fig. 3, and the entire screen is tilted as shown in Fig. 4, the screen 1 will be tilted close to the vertical position. As a result, the ice N jumps over the cover 5 and flies out as shown by arrow P.

Since the present invention has the above-mentioned configuration, there is no risk that the screen 1 will come off or the ice N will fly out to the outside of the spout 3 side during use, and the top surface other than the cover 5 is open. The presence or absence of ice N can be seen at a glance, and it is extremely easy to replenish ice N.Furthermore, since the ice N is exposed, it can liven up the atmosphere at the dining table, etc., and the ice N melts and becomes drops, making it easy to replenish ice N. The water M can be cooled by dropping the water M downward from the screen 1, and the screen 1 has various effects such as being able to be easily cleaned even though the screen 1 is removable.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

1 and 2 are side sectional views showing two embodiments of the present invention in use, and FIGS. 3 and 4 are side sectional views showing the other side in use. Explanation of the symbols representing the main parts of the figure 1... Screen holder, 2... Screen holder, 5... Cover part, 6...
...Engaging protrusion.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A water pitcher having an open top surface, a spout and a handle, has a cover extending from the upper end of the body near the spout to cover the top surface near the spout, and a removable basket inside the body near the spout. high,
A water dispenser reset installed at a low angle toward the handle, with a screen holder protruding from the inner wall of the body, and engaging protrusions provided at intervals on the inner periphery of the body above the screen holder by approximately the thickness of the screen. A water splitter reset by inserting a screen having a notch on its peripheral edge that matches the engagement protrusion into the body with the notch of the screen matching the engagement protrusion, and slightly rotating the screen.