JPS582278Y2 - Wiping tool - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention is designed to remove dirt on kitchen utensils such as tableware, pots, food storage refrigerators, and cooking tables, fine solids such as dust on furniture, and other spills on desks. The present invention relates to a wiping tool for removing impurities adhering to the surface of hard products such as enamel products, glass products, ceramics, hardened synthetic resin products, and wooden products, such as liquid materials such as ink.

This invention can be used much more conveniently and for a long period of time than the conventionally used fabrics such as dish towels or sponges for removing this kind of foreign matter, and it also ensures good cleaning. The following is a description of an embodiment that is easy to obtain and whose configuration is shown in the drawings.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the wiping tool 1 is made into one piece by using a sponge body 2 as a core body and covering it with a multilayer cloth 3.

The sponge body 2 is made of a porous soft material such as polyurethane foam, which has conventionally been used as a wiping tool.

In this case, the sponge body 2 may be left as it is as shown in the figure, or
Fold it into a rectangular or oval shape with a thickness and size that is easy to hold.

The multilayer cloth 3 that covers the sponge body 2 is made by polymerizing about eight single layer fabrics 3' woven in a plain weave at a coarse density and at the same time interlocking them 3'' at appropriate intervals, as shown in Fig. 3. Each single-layer fabric 3 is polymerized into one body, and the periphery is sewn 4 to make it.

The threads used for this multilayer fabric 3 are monofilament yarns made of synthetic fibers, yarns with excellent abrasion resistance such as spun yarns, or cotton yarns that are slightly less abrasion resistant than the synthetic fiber yarns but have good water absorption. However, since abrasion resistance is maintained due to the multi-woven structure, it is sufficient to use yarns such as rayon yarn or cotton yarn, which are less strong and less abrasion resistant but can be obtained at low cost.

With the above configuration, the dirt that has adhered to the tableware or the like can be removed by dry wiping or by wiping with a cleaning liquid depending on the state of the dirt.

Since the wiping action part is the multi-layered cloth 3 on the surface, dirt can be easily wiped off by just wiping with a dry cloth, and dirt that is stuck to the extent that it cannot be removed with a dry wiping can be removed with the sponge body 2.
Since the cleaning liquid can be easily soaked into the multilayer cloth 3 during wiping, the soaked cleaning liquid leaches onto the surface of the multilayer cloth 3 and is easily removed by the rubbing action of the cloth surface containing the cleaning liquid.

Even when wiping with a dry cloth or using a cleaning liquid, the wiping tool is in a form that is easy to hold, so the wiping force works effectively, wiping away dirt is completely easy, and the amount of cleaning liquid is small. good.

In this way, it is extremely easy to remove fine solid matter such as dirt attached to hard objects with this wiping tool, but it is also possible to remove liquid materials such as ink because the wiping part is a multi-layered cloth. It penetrates into the bulk layer or sponge body and is easily wiped off, in which case no cleaning liquid is required.

As explained above, this invention is made by polymerizing a coarse density plain weave single-layer fabric into multiple layers to give it a thick texture, and at the same time creating a sponge body by using a multi-layer fabric made by interweaving it at appropriate intervals. Since this is wrapped as a core, the thick sponge body makes it easy to hold as is or folded in half, etc., and when wiping, it is extremely easy to handle, and since it is a conventional thin cloth, it can be wiped off. It is much more convenient than dish towels, which are difficult to clean.

However, since this device covers the sponge body with a multi-layered cloth, the sponge body, which is generally fragile and easily damaged in a short period of time when used for wiping, is protected by this multi-layered cloth, and the multi-layered cloth is Due to its multiple weaving, it has sufficient abrasion resistance even when composed of relatively strong and weak rayon threads, resulting in a wiping tool with excellent durability.

In addition, the multi-layered fabric of the outer cover is woven and at the same time, a leno weave is inserted at appropriate intervals, so that the stacked single layer fabrics do not move with each other, and even if the outer cloth is worn out during wiping, the leno weave allows each layer of fabric to be It does not bond and can be used for a long time.

Furthermore, according to this invention, when wiping, the multi-layer cloth on the surface and the sponge body inside work together as one, so the cleaning effect is much better than when using conventional cloths or sponges for wiping. Since it works in a synergistic manner, most of the dirt can be removed cleanly and easily by using a small amount of cleaning liquid, and in the case of liquid stains such as spilled ink, multi-layer cloth or sponge material can be used. It can be easily and cleanly removed with just a dry wipe due to its absorption, and its cleaning ability is great.

The wiping tool according to this invention is easy to handle and can extremely easily wipe off dirt adhering to hard objects, both fine solids and liquids, making it extremely practical.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of this invention, in which Fig. 1 is a perspective view showing the inside with a part thereof cut away, Fig. 2 is a longitudinal sectional view thereof, and Fig. 3 is a schematic illustration of a fragment of the multilayer fabric. FIG. 2... Sponge body, 3... Multilayer cloth,
3'...Single layer fabric.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A single layer fabric of coarse density plain weave is polymerized into multiple layers to give it a thick texture, and at the same time, it is wrapped with a multilayer fabric made by interweaving it at appropriate intervals using a sponge body as a core body. A wiping tool.