JPS5816691Y2 - odorless western dance - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention has ventilation holes 3°3 opened in the left and right side panels 2 of the Western dancer 1, a ventilation fan 4 arranged in one ventilation hole 3, and ventilation from the other ventilation hole 3. A no-gar pipe 5 is installed on the fan 4, a through hole 6 is bored on the outer periphery of the no-gar pipe 5,
This relates to an odorless Western dancer in which a dustproof net 7 is attached to ventilation holes 3, 3.

The purpose of this invention was confined within Western dance.

To provide an odorless dancer that removes odors such as sweat and body odor and can be used comfortably.

The present invention will be explained in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

Ventilation holes 3, 3 are opened above the left and right side panels 2 of the Western dancer 1.

A ventilation fan 4 driven by a motor 8 is disposed in one ventilation hole 3.

A fan case 9 is attached to a side plate 2 in a Western dance room 1, covering a ventilation fan 4 and one ventilation hole 3.

Therefore, a no-gar pipe 5 is constructed from the fan case 9 to the other ventilation hole 3, and the end of the hollow inside of the hanger pipe 5 and the inside of the fan case 9 are communicated, and from one ventilation hole 3 to the other ventilation hole 3. Provide ventilation channels.

Furthermore, a plurality of ventilation holes 6 are bored on the outer periphery of the no-gar pipe 5, and a dustproof net 7 is attached to the ventilation hole 3 which is the end of the ventilation path.

Further, a ventilation window 11 is provided below the door 10 of the Western dance 1, and a dustproof net 12 is attached to the ventilation window 11.

Here, the hanger pipes 5 are installed on the left and right sides within the Western dance room 1, so that the clothes 13 to be stored inside the Western dance room 1 can be hung on the hanger 14 and hung from the no-gar pipe 5.

Further, the motor 8 that drives the ventilation fan 4 may be powered by a household AC power source or by a dry cell battery, and the motor 8 shown in FIG. 1 is powered by a dry cell battery.
15 is a storage box for storing dry batteries, and the one shown in FIG. 2 is powered by a household AC power source.

16 is a power supply cord.

This motor 8 rotates the ventilation fan 4 to exhaust the odor inside the Western dance 1 to the outside of the Western dance 1.

For example, by rotating the ventilation fan 4 to take in air and sending a strong wind from one ventilation hole 3 to the other ventilation hole 3, the air inside the Western dance room 1 is removed from the ventilation hole 6 of the non-gar pipe 5.
The odor is sucked into the ventilation passage, the odor is discharged outside the Western-style dance 1 through the other ventilation hole 3, and indoor air is taken into the Western-style dance 1 through the ventilation window 11 for forced ventilation.

For example, the ventilation fan → is rotated in the opposite direction to blow air from one ventilation hole 3 to the other ventilation hole 3, and the odor inside the Western dance 1 is sucked into the ventilation path from the ventilation hole 6, and the odor inside the Western dance 1 is sucked out of the Western dance 1. Forced ventilation may also be performed by exhausting the air into the room and taking in air from the room through the ventilation window 11.

As shown in FIG. 3, a fragrance case 17 containing an air freshener is removably disposed between the ventilation fans 4 and 7 and the air pipe 50, and the ventilation fan 4 carries the fragrance into the room through the other ventilation hole 3. You can forcefully send them out.

By doing so, the fragrance emitted from the aroma case 17 flows through the ventilation passage, mixes with the odor sucked into one ventilation passage, and is discharged into the room from the other ventilation hole 3.

Therefore, not only can the fragrance of the Western dance 1K be radiated, but the odor in the Western dance 1 discharged into the room can be deodorized by the aromatic agent, and it is possible to prevent the odor from emitting in the room.

In the odorless Western dance of this invention, as described above, ventilation holes are opened in the left and right side panels of the Western dance, a ventilation fan is installed in one of the ventilation holes, a hanger pipe is installed from the other ventilation hole to the ventilation fan, and a hanger is installed. Since the pipe has a hole in its outer circumference, a ventilation fan can be turned to forcefully ventilate the air inside the dance room, quickly removing odors such as sweat and body odor that have accumulated inside the dance room. This has the advantage that it is possible to perform Western dance comfortably, and when the clothes are put on again, the odor of the clothes is removed, making it possible to wear the clothes comfortably.

Furthermore, since a dustproof screen is attached to the ventilation hole, the ventilation fan has the advantage of preventing indoor dust from being sucked into the Western dance room.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is a partially cutaway perspective view showing one embodiment of the odorless Western dance of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a partially omitted sectional view showing another embodiment, and Fig. 3 is a still further embodiment. It is a cross-sectional view with some parts omitted, and 1 is a Western dance. 2 is a side plate, 3 is a ventilation hole, 4 is a ventilation fan, 5 is a hanger pipe, 6 is a through hole, and 7 is a dustproof screen.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Open ventilation holes in the left and right side panels of the Western dancer, place a ventilation fan in one of the ventilation holes, install a no-ngar pipe from the other ventilation hole to the ventilation fan, and install a through hole around the outside of the no-ngar pipe. 6. An odorless Western style dancer with a dustproof screen attached to the ventilation holes.