JPS5940315Y2 - Wash pad storage container - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] The present invention relates to a cleaning pad storage container.

A cleaning band made of crushed pulp rolled into a cylindrical shape is used for cleaning toilet bowls and the like.

This cleaning pad is stored in a container and can be taken out from the container as needed, but since it is not sanitary to allow the child to directly touch the cleaning pad, it is easy to avoid touching the cleaning band. It is necessary to have a container and a gripping tool that can take it out and hold it.

The present invention was developed in response to these demands, and is designed to be able to accommodate multiple cleaning pads without falling off, and to allow them to be taken out by extremely easily holding them with a gripping tool. A cleaning pad storage container is provided.

Hereinafter, details of the present invention will be explained along with embodiments shown in the drawings.

In the figure, the cleaning pad storage container, which is designated as a whole by reference numeral 1, consists of a container body 2 and a cover 3.

The container body 2 is formed by vacuum forming a single sheet of synthetic resin, and in this embodiment, two rows of rectangular recesses 4 are formed in parallel on the left and right sides.

Partition walls 6 are arranged vertically at predetermined intervals from the left and right side plates 5 of each recess 4 and are arranged in the form of an embankment in a state where they face each other from side to side.
．． 6 is formed toward the inside of the recess 4.

The amount of protrusion of these partition walls 6.6 from the side plate 5 is about 1/4 of the width of the recess 4, and the space between the opposing partition walls 6.6 is not continuous.

In addition, the shoulder portion on the inner end side of each partition wall 6 is arc-shaped, and a reinforcing shoulder portion formed slightly higher than the bottom plate on the bottom plate of the recess 4 and located between the opposing partition walls 6. “
It continues with a gentle curve at both ends of the Higashiyama section T.

Projections 6a having a triangular cross section are provided at opposing positions at both ends of each partition wall 6 in the vicinity of the inner end thereof, parallel to the side plate 5.

These protrusions 9a are formed at the same position on all the partition walls 6, and are also formed on the upper and lower side plate sides of the recess 4 where there is no partition wall 6, facing the protrusions 6a of the vertically adjacent partition walls 6. A protrusion 6a is provided in a protruding manner at each position.

Note that the distance between each partition wall 6.6 is determined by the cleaning pad 1, which will be described later.
Although y is the same as the diameter of No. 3, the interval between the protrusions 6BsGa is narrower than the diameter of the cleaning pad 13.

The height from the bottom of the recess 4 to the top of the partition wall 6 is the same as the diameter of the cleaning pad 13, and each protrusion 6a,
The distance between the grooves 6a becomes narrower as it approaches the bottom of the recess 4.

A partition wall 8 is formed between the left and right recesses 4, and the height of the partition wall 8 is higher than the height of the partition wall 6.

Further, a flange 9 is integrally formed on the outer periphery of the recesses 4, 4 over the entire periphery.

This flange 9 is in the same plane as the partition wall 8.

At the upper and lower ends of the container 1, bulges 9a are formed that bulge outward from the flange 9.

The bulging portions 9a do not necessarily need to be provided one at a time on the top and bottom, and may be provided only on the upper side (ゝ0). A cover 3 that closes the recess 4 on the front surface of the cover 1 is attached by heat welding or the like.

This cover 3 is made of a synthetic resin sheet, and has so-called -strength extensibility, and in the case of this embodiment, it has extensibility in the lateral direction, and is configured to be easily torn only in this direction.

When the cover 3 and the flange 9 are combined, triangular notches 10 are formed in the left and right flanges 9 at opposing positions, respectively.

The formation positions of these notches 10 are opposite to the partition wall 6, respectively.

Therefore, if you put your finger in the notch 10 of the , lift up only the cover 3, and pull it in the direction of the lateral force, the width between the upper and lower partition walls 6 and 6 will be exactly the same! You should be able to pull it into strips.

It should be noted that the expansion part 9a has that! A recess 11 is formed in the center.

The recess 11 is formed so that the container 1 can be attached to a wall or the like using the nail 12, so that the distance between the bulge 9a and the wall is increased, and there is no need to use long nails.

The depth of the recess 11 is the same as the depth of the recess 4! It is about 1/3.

Therefore, by using the bottom of this recess 11, the container 1 can be fastened with a short nail.

Reference numeral 13 designates a cleaning pad, which is formed into a cylindrical shape as shown in FIG.

The material is crushed pulp, etc., and this is crushed and formed into a cylinder shape, or the crushed pulp is formed into a belt shape of a predetermined thickness and then wound into a spiral shape to form a cylinder shape.
Furthermore, there are various structures such as those wrapped in paper from the outside.

The cleaning pad having the structure described above has so-called good water dispersibility, and its fibers become separated when it is placed in water for a certain period of time.

This cleaning band 13 is connected to the upper and lower partition walls 6, 6 of the recess 4.
At this time, the protrusions 6a, 6a bite into the upper and lower sides of the body of the cleaning pad 13, and the cleaning pad 13
Hold it so that it does not fall off.

On the other hand, what is indicated by the reference numeral 14 in FIGS. 7 and 8 is a gripping tool for taking out the cleaning pad 13 from the container 1 and performing cleaning work. It has been assembled.

The main body 15 of the carp frame has a curved claw 16 at one end,
A solid grip portion 17 is formed at the other end.

At the tip of the main body 15, facing the claw 16, a rotating claw 18 having a roughly L-shaped cross section is rotatably supported by a pin 20 via a support plate 19 protruding from a part of the rotating claw 18. has been done.

One end of a rod 21 is rotatably connected to the inner end of the rotary pawl 18 above the bearing point.

The rod 21 is housed near the bottom of the main body 115 and extends toward the grip portion 17.

A partition plate 22 is provided in the vicinity of the grip part IT to connect both side walls of the main body 150, and the rod 21 extends slidably through the partition plate 22.

Between the partition plate 22 and the grip portion 17, the main body 1
A rotary lever 23 is rotatably attached to 5 via a pin 24.

The rear end of the rod 21 is rotatably connected to the upper end of the pivot point of the rotary lever 23, and the rod 21 is loosely fitted between the rotary lever 23 and the partition plate 22. The spring 25 is loaded in this state.

Reference numerals 26 and 27 indicate guide plates for the rod 21, and 28 also serves as a reinforcing rib.

Reference numeral 29 is a sub-grip fixed to the grip portion 1T.

Next, a method of using this embodiment configured as above will be explained.

First, as shown in FIG. 4, select an appropriate position on the wall 30 of a toilet or the like, penetrate the bottom of the recess 11, and attach the container to the wall 30 using nails 12.

In this state, for example, if you insert your fingertip into the cutout 10 at the bottom, peel off the end of the cover 3 from the flange 9, and pull this end in the horizontal direction while still holding it, the cover 13 will have unidirectional extensibility. Therefore, the width of the lower part of the cover 3 is only equivalent to a horizontal part of the cleaning band 13! It is cut out in a straight line to expose the cleaning pad 13.

In this state, the container 1 is in a vertical state, and the cleaning pad 13
Although it feels like it is about to roll off, the cleaning band 13 has protrusions 6a cut into its body near both ends, so the cleaning pad 13 is held in place and no external force is applied to it. Will not fall off as long as possible.

In this way, with the cleaning band 13 exposed, the tip of the gripping tool 14 as shown in FIGS. 1 and 8 is brought close to the cleaning pad 13 as shown by the chain line in FIG. b) When the movable lever 23 is rotated counterclockwise about the pin 24 in FIG.
0 in the clockwise direction in the figure, and the space between the rotating claw 1B and the claw 116 is opened.

In this way, with the space between the claw 16 and the rotating claw 18 open, the cleaning pad 13 is held between the partition walls 6 and 6 at the center in the axial direction and over a range of 180 degrees or less in the circumferential direction. and release the rotation lever 23.

Then, the rod 13 returns to its original position due to the elastic force of the spring 250, and the rotating claw 18 is rotated clockwise in the figure around the pin 20, and the cleaning pad 13 is rotated as shown in FIG.
sandwich.

At this time, the tips of the claws 16 and rotating claws 18 bite into the cleaning pad 13 due to the spring 250 elastic force, and the cleaning pad 13 does not come off.

Note that the cleaning pad 13 is formed by this claw 16 and the rotating claw 18.
At the start of clamping, either or both claws 16
．． The tips of the cleaning pads 18 are inserted into the space in the center of the left and right partition walls 6°6, and are also inserted into the lateral force of the cleaning pads 13 which are in a slightly floating state due to the protrusions 6a, causing other cleaning pads 1
You can hold 3 without pushing it away.

While holding the cleaning pad 13 in this way, the gripping tool 1
4 in a direction away from the container 1, the cleaning pad 13 is removed from the recess 4 of the container 1.

The cleaning hat 13 is used for cleaning work while being held by the 1S gripping tool 14.

If you want to remove the cleaning pad 13, press the rotating lever 23 again.
Just grasp it with your fingers, pull it inward to open the rotating claw 18, and drop the cleaning pad 13.

FIG. 9 is for explaining another embodiment of the present invention. In this embodiment, unlike the above-mentioned embodiment, the structure is arranged in - rows instead of two rows, but the specific structure is completely different. Since they are the same, the same parts are indicated by the same reference numerals and their explanation will be omitted.

As is clear from the above description, according to the present invention, a partition wall is formed in the recess by vacuum forming or the like from a single synthetic resin sheet, facing inward from the container side plate b, and a plurality of In order to accommodate the cleaning pad, its upper part is covered with a unidirectionally extensible cover, so simply peeling off the cover exposes the cleaning pad and makes it easy to grip it with a gripping tool. , and the cleaning pad will not fall off from the container even in the exposed state.

Since the structure has a space between the divided left and right partition walls that reaches the bottom of the recess, the gripper can be easily inserted, and the cleaning pad can be easily inserted without affecting other cleaning pads. It can be taken out.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figures 1 to 8 illustrate an embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 1 is an overall perspective view, Figure 2 is a 100-degree view, Figure 3 is an enlarged cross-sectional view taken along line A-A in Figure 2, Figure 4 is a cross-sectional view taken along line B-B in Figure 2, and Figure 5. is a sectional view taken along the line C-C in Figure 2, Figure 6 is a perspective view of the cleaning pad, and Figures 1 and 8 are longitudinal sectional views of the gripping tool used when taking the cleaning pad out of the container and performing the cleaning action. It is a mouth diagram. FIG. 9 is a front view of another embodiment. 1-...Cleaning pad storage container, 2...Container body, 3...Cover 4-...
- Recess, 6--Partition wall, 61--Protrusion, 9--Flange, 10--Notch, 13--Cleaning pad, 14
-...Gripper.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] If you heat-seal a plastic film to cover the opening side of the recesses to be connected, and then peel off this cover,
In a sealed container in which a notch serving as a handhold is provided between each recess, a flange 9 is formed integrally from a single sheet of synthetic resin and surrounds a rectangular recess 4 formed in the center and extends around the entire circumference. A plurality of sets of partition pipes 6.6 are formed in parallel to each other and are spaced from the left and right side plates 5 toward the inside of the recess 4, spaced apart from each other by a predetermined distance, between the opposing partition walls. When the space is formed, protrusions 6a'6a are formed on both sides near the inner end of each partition wall 6.6 in parallel to the side plates 5, and also on the inner side plates of the upper and lower side plates of the recess 4. A protrusion 6a is formed at a position facing the protrusion 6a, and the distance between the opposing protrusions 6a, 6a is smaller than the diameter of the cleaning pad 13 accommodated in each recess 4, 4. The cover 3 heat-welded to the opening side of each recess 4 has extensibility in a direction parallel to the axial force direction of the partition walls 6, 6, and the left and right flanges 9 have a cover at a position corresponding to the partition wall 6. 3 severed with 3
A cleaning pad storage container characterized by having a square cutout 10 formed therein.