JPS591540Y2 - washing brush - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] This case relates to a washing brush.

A washing brush is formed by planting a large number of bristles on the underside of a plywood board, and the bristles are formed to have the same thickness.

However, in order to increase the effectiveness of the brush, it is necessary to reliably remove dust and the like that may have gotten between the warp and weft threads of the laundry when using the brush.

The washing brush of the present invention is provided to enhance the effect of using the brush, and will be described below with reference to the drawings.

1 shows the entire washing brush of the present invention.

2 is a base plate of the brush, and 3 is a handle attached to the top surface of the plywood.

A large number of unit brush bristles are planted on the bottom surface of the plywood.

The unit bristles include unit soft bristles 4 made by bundling the bases of a plurality of suitable bristles, and unit bristles made by bundling the bases of a small number of bristles each having a small spherical part 5 attached to the tip. 6, and these are separately planted on the lower surface of the plywood at appropriate intervals.

These unit brush bristles are arranged alternately at appropriate intervals in a hypothetically determined vertical direction, for example, in the fixed right direction in FIG. In addition, adjacent vertical rows are installed at appropriate intervals so as to be tilted in opposite vertical directions.

The small spherical portion 5 at the tip of the bristles may be formed by, for example, making the bristles made of thermoplastic synthetic resin having appropriate elasticity and heating the tips thereof.

The present invention has the above-mentioned structure, and unit soft brush bristles 4 and unit agent brush bristles 6 are provided, and are arranged alternately at appropriate intervals in the vertical direction determined by assumption, and in the same column, the unit soft brush bristles 4 and the unit agent brush bristles 6 are arranged alternately at appropriate intervals. Since a large number of washing brushes are planted on the lower surface of the plywood at an angle, and in different vertical directions adjacent to each other at appropriate intervals, in the opposite vertical directions, it is possible to use the washing brushes horizontally and vertically. When used in different directions, the angle at which the tips of the surface unit brush bristles contact the laundry is different, so the dirt removal effect is high. Because of its different properties, it has the effect of kneading the threads of the laundry, allowing dirt to be removed quickly and reliably, and since the unit brush bristles have small spherical parts attached to the tips, the bristles can massage the threads of the laundry. It won't cause any damage, and since the brush bristles are not the same thickness, it can be used both on laundry with soft woven threads and laundry with thick woven threads and a hard texture to increase the dirt removal effect. Therefore, compared to conventional brushes, it is convenient because it can be used for both hard-to-the-touch laundry and soft-to-the-touch laundry, regardless of the thickness of the woven yarn.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a side view of the washing brush according to the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a bottom view thereof. 1... Washing brush, 2... Base plate, 4
...Unit soft brush bristles, 6...Brush bristles between units.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In a washing brush in which a large number of bristles are implanted on the base plate 2,
A unit soft brush bristle 4 consisting of a plurality of suitable soft bristles tied together with their bases aligned and a unit brush bristle 6 consisting of a small number of bristles with a small spherical part 5 attached to the tip are arranged in a vertical direction determined by assumption. The plywood is arranged alternately at appropriate intervals in the direction, and tilted in the same vertical direction in the same column, and in the opposite vertical direction between different columns adjacent with an appropriate interval. 2. A washing brush characterized by having a large number of brushes planted on the lower surface.