JPS5840043Y2 - Container with wet napkins - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] The present invention relates to a novel container containing wet napkins.

Recently, wet napkins made of absorbent paper or the like impregnated with water to which ethyl alcohol, fragrance, or disinfectant have been added have been commercially available.

These are useful for wiping your hands, face, and even body.
Furthermore, because it is extremely easy to handle, it is often used in hospitals and restaurants, but it is also widely used in households as a hand towel and for women to remove makeup.

However, commercially available wet napkins are made by folding water-absorbent paper of an appropriate size impregnated with water into a small size, and the inner wall is laminated with a plastic film or metal foil to prevent it from drying out. They are sold individually in a bag made of wrapping paper and sealed.

A removable wet napkin has the advantage of being convenient to carry, but if it is to be used in a fixed location all the time or as needed, one end of the packaging bag must be torn off and the wet napkin removed. However, this operation is extremely complicated, especially when a number of small packets have to be used for purposes such as wiping or cleaning, or when they are used all the time.

Another disadvantage is that the manufacturing cost is high because each wet napkin is individually packaged and sealed.

The inventors of the present invention have solved the problem of slanted napkins, accommodated a large amount of wet napkins, made it extremely easy to take out the wet napkins for use, and made it possible to sufficiently dry the accommodated wet napkins. As a result of various research efforts to create a container containing wet napkins that not only prevents the problem but also allows only the necessary length to be used, a sheet-like material is continuously rolled up and impregnated with an impregnating liquid. A container consisting of an open container storing a roll of wet napkins and a lid provided at an upper opening of the open container, the iron lid having a lower opening that fits into the upper opening almost airtight. It consists of a lid body and an inner lid provided near the lower opening of the lid body so as to cover the upper opening, and an ejection hole for taking out the wet napkin is bored near the center of the inner lid. , a gap is interposed between the upper inner wall of the lid body and the inner lid, and the inner lid is provided with a shielding plate protruding toward the inner wall of the lid body above the extraction hole, A slit for drawing out wet napkins is formed between the shielding plate and the inner wall of the lid body, and the lid body has a slit extending from the vicinity of the outer edge A in the direction of the shielding plate to the outer edge B on the opposite side of the outer edge A.
An external take-out opening is formed in the vicinity for taking out the wet napkin to the outside, and the external take-out opening can be opened and closed by a movable piece that is continuous with the inner peripheral edge of the external take-out opening via a hinge B1 on the outer edge B side. A container containing wet napkins, which is covered by a movable piece and has a hinge A1 formed at a portion of the movable piece that faces the shielding plate or on the outer edge A side of the portion, eliminates the disadvantage of tilting and achieves the above-mentioned purpose. They discovered that they could easily be distant relatives and completed the present invention.

Note that the lid body referred to in the claims for utility model registration refers to a lid body that can be used to cover the upper opening of an open container, such as a cylindrical lid with a bottom as shown in FIG. In the case where it is molded integrally with the inner lid as shown in FIG. 2, the portion of the lid excluding the inner lid portion is shown.

Next, the wet napkin container of the present invention will be explained using the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a partially cutaway schematic perspective view showing an embodiment of the wet napkin container of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a schematic cross-sectional view taken along the line X--X in FIG. 1, and FIG. FIGS. 4 and 5 are schematic sectional views taken along the Y line; FIGS. 4 and 5 are explanatory sectional views similar to FIG. 3 showing other embodiments of the container containing wet napkins of the present invention; and FIG. It is a perspective view of the shielding board 24 in yet another Example.

That is, the wet napkin container of the present invention, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, is a wet napkin made of a sheet material such as absorbent paper that is continuously wound and impregnated with an impregnating liquid. An open container 10 containing a roll 30 of
and a lid 20 provided on the upper opening 11 of the open container 10.
It consists of

The roll 30 is impregnated with an impregnating agent, such as ethyl alcohol, perfumed or disinfectant water, which is further contained in liquid form in the open container 10.

In order to prevent the wet napkin roll 30 from drying out and to facilitate its removal, the iron lid 20 has a double structure consisting of an inner lid 21 and a lid main body 22 having a movable piece 25 that can move up and down.

The inner lid 21 has a take-out hole 23 and a take-out hole 2 near the center thereof for taking out a part of the wet napkin roll 30.
A shielding plate 24 that protrudes upward is provided near 3.

A slit 27 for drawing out wet napkins is formed between the shielding plate 24 and the inner wall of the lid main body 22, and this slit provides resistance when the wet napkin is taken out, so that it does not tear from the perforations provided in the wet napkin. It will be done.

For example, a cutout 28 may be provided in the upper center of the shielding plate 24 to facilitate taking out the wet napkin to the outside, and a fine jagged cutting edge 29 may be provided along the periphery of the cutout 28. This makes it easier to cut the wet napkin and take it out.

The shielding plate 24 has the following functions: firstly, it facilitates taking out the wet napkin, cuts the napkin taken out to an appropriate length, and secondly, it functions to remove excess liquid impregnated into the wet napkin. Thirdly, when the openable and closable external take-out opening C is opened, it serves to prevent the roll of wet napkins stored in the open container 10 from drying out.

The lid body 22 has a movable piece separated from the lid body 22 by cuts C, C2 having an appropriate width and approximately parallel to the X-X line from the upper part of the outer edge part B to the lower part of the outer edge part A. 25 is provided, and the movable piece 25 is provided with the shielding plate 24
A part facing or somewhat outer edge A than that part
Hinge A1 and B1 are provided on the side and near the outer edge B on the opposite side of the outer edge A, respectively.

The hinges A1 and B1 are formed with thinner walls at the positions of the movable piece 25 where the hinges A1 and B1 are formed.

For example, at least one set of locking portions 26 and/or engaging portions 12 are provided near the outer edge A end of the inner lid 21 and/or the open container 10.

Reference numeral 30 denotes a roll of wet napkins, which is a continuously wound coreless roll and is pulled out sequentially from its inner end 31, so that the roll 3 can be pulled out by hand.
0 sheet material is formed into a rope-like wet napkin;
This can be used for purposes such as cleaning, cleaning, or wiping.

The roll 307 sheet material can be easily cut by providing perforations in the transverse direction or diagonally other than the transverse direction as appropriate.

As mentioned above, the wet napkin container of the present invention is
A large amount of wet napkin material is easily stored in the form of a roll, and when used for purposes such as washing, cleaning or wiping, it is possible to provide a sufficient amount depending on the state of dirt etc. In addition to being able to almost completely prevent wet napkins from drying out, it is extremely easy to take out wet napkins and cut them into appropriate lengths, and it is also extremely easy to assemble and disassemble containers and replenish rolls. This is a very convenient and useful idea in practical terms.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a partially cutaway schematic perspective view showing an embodiment of the wet napkin container of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a schematic cross-sectional view taken along the line X--X in FIG. 1, and FIG. FIGS. 4 and 5 are schematic sectional views taken along the Y line; FIGS. 4 and 5 are explanatory sectional views similar to FIG. 3 showing other embodiments of the container containing wet napkins of the present invention; and FIG. It is a perspective view of the shielding board 24 in yet another Example. Main symbols in the drawing ]] O: Open container 20: Lid, 21: Inner lid, 22: Lid body, 23: Take-out hole, 24: Shielding plate, 2
5: Movable piece, 30: Roll, A, B, : Hinge, C
1, C2: Cut depth.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] 1. An open container that stores a roll of wet napkins in which a sheet-like material is continuously wound and impregnated with an impregnating liquid, and an upper opening of the open container is provided. A container comprising a lid, the iron lid having a lower opening that fits into the upper opening in a substantially airtight manner, and a lid body provided near the lower opening of the lid body so as to cover the upper opening. An ejection hole for taking out the wet napkin is bored near the center of the inner lid, and a gap is interposed between the upper inner wall of the lid body and the inner lid. The lid is provided with a shielding plate protruding toward the inner wall of the lid body above the extraction hole near the extraction hole, and a slit for drawing out wet napkins is formed between the shielding plate and the inner wall of the lid body, An external take-out opening for taking out wet napkins to the outside is formed in the lid body from near the outer edge A in the direction of the shielding plate to near the outer edge B on the opposite side of the outer edge A, and the external take-out opening is The outer edge portion B side is covered with a movable piece that is continuous with the inner circumferential edge of the external extraction opening via a hinge B1 so as to be openable and closable, and the portion of the movable piece that faces the shielding plate or the outer edge of the movable piece is slightly outer than that portion. Hinge A1 on part A side
A container containing wet napkins, characterized in that: 2. The wet napkin container according to claim 1, wherein the shielding plate has a semicircular cutout in the upper center thereof. 3. The container containing wet napkins according to claim 2, wherein the cut-out portion has a fine jagged cutting edge for cutting wet napkins along its periphery. 4. The wet napkin container according to claim 1, wherein the hinges A□ and B1 are formed with a thinner wall thickness at the portions of the movable piece where the hinges A1 and B1 are formed. . 5. The roll of the wet napkin is a coreless roll,
The container containing wet napkins according to claim 1, wherein the wet napkins are sequentially pulled out from the inner end of the container. 6. Utility model registration claim No. 6, characterized in that a locking member is provided at the end of the movable piece on the outer edge A side for locking the end to the inner lid or the open container. A container containing wet napkins as described in item 1. 7. A utility model characterized in that the movable piece that can be opened and closed is formed with cuts C1 and C2, which are approximately parallel to each other and have appropriate widths from the outer edge B of the lid body to the lower part of the outer edge A. A container containing wet napkins according to claim 1 or 4.