JPS59500748A - improved toothbrush - Google Patents

Abstract

A combined toothpaste dispenser and toothbrush device comprising an elongate container (10) for receiving or containing toothpaste and forming a handle member, a toothbrush member (11) with bristles (13) connected and preferably pivotably or even slidably connected to said container, ducting means (31, 32, 33) leading or capable of leading from the container (10), and preferably through the pivot interconnection region (27), when provided, to the bristles (13) of said toothbrush member (11), and means (18) for enabling paste to be urged through said ducting means to said bristles; said toothbrush member (11) being displaceable relative to said elongate container (10) so that in an inoperative position the brush member (11) is juxtaposed or lies along said container (10) whilst in the operative position the brush member extends from the end of said container and away therefrom to permit teeth-cleaning operations to be effected. The invention also relates to a specific step-wise operating displacing means for displacing th paste suitable for use in any toothbrush of this type, and also to various novel paste duct closure means.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Improved Toothbrush The present invention relates to an improved combination of a toothpaste delivery device and a toothbrush. The applicant's earlier British Patent Application No. 7942353 covers toothpaste. A long and narrow container that houses the toothbrush and constitutes a handle, a hard toothbrush member extending from the container, a conduit portion that communicates from the container to the bristles of the toothbrush member, and a toothbrush member that communicates with the bristles of the toothbrush member through this conduit portion. A toothbrush with an abrasive toothpaste dispensing device is disclosed, the toothbrush having a means for delivering toothpaste to the bristles. There are a number of prior specifications on this type of subject matter, but one which shows a convenient torsion toothbrushing conduit closure means that can be easily reduced in length by telescoping. However, there is no indication of a configuration that can be made compact when not in use. The object of the invention is to overcome the drawbacks of the known devices and to provide the advantageous features described below. The combination of a toothpaste supply device and a toothbrush according to the present invention includes an elongated container that stores toothpaste and constitutes a handle, and a toothbrush section that is connected or connectable to this container. a conduit portion communicating or capable of communication from the container to the bristles of the toothbrush member, and means for delivering toothpaste to the bristles of the toothbrush member through the conduit portion, the toothbrush member being displaceable relative to the container; When not in use, the toothbrush member is juxtaposed to the container, and when in use, the toothbrush member extends from the end of the container so that teeth can be brushed. The attachment of the toothbrush member to the container, which allows the toothbrush member to be folded or moved close to the container when not in use, is mainly based on the pivoting between the two parts. The two may be connected by a hinge, or may be connected by a sliding or telescopic telescoping system as described below, or, if necessary, be constructed so that they can be separated when not in use and fixed together when in use. There may be. However, it is normal to link the income and expenditure of both goods to each other by appropriate means as described below. When the toothbrush member is folded and unused (e.g. when the bristles are removed from the container) (through a separate conduit that does not form part of the toothbrush member). Is it possible to apply toothpaste to the bristles externally? Toothpaste shall be supplied via a suitable conduit formed in the brush member and reaching its upper part. In one embodiment of the invention, an angular tubular tooth brushing conduit extending from the container is configured to concentrically interconnect with the tubular conduit of the toothbrush member, thereby providing for adequate balance between the two parts. It allows for connection. Hereinafter, embodiments will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. In the figures, FIG. 1 is a schematic perspective view of a simple embodiment of the invention, FIG. 2 is a schematic fragmentary perspective view of an alternative embodiment, and FIG. 3 is a detailed fragmentary perspective view of the device of FIG. The twisting of the container and the bristles is Figure 4 is a schematic perspective view of the device in its open, used condition, also with the closing hinge removed; Figure 5 Figures 5a and 5b are schematic cross-sectional views of another embodiment of the invention in which the parts of the device are connected to each other by a perforated pivot member, and Figures 5a and 5b illustrate the pivot member and the arrangements for this in the container. 6 is a schematic fragmentary view showing the pivoted connection of FIG. 5; FIGS. 7 and 7a are schematic views of an alternative embodiment in a sliding configuration; The illustration is a different story FIG. 9 is a partially cross-sectional schematic side view of a foldable toothpaste and toothpaste supply device according to an embodiment, and FIG. FIG. 10 is a schematic perspective view of another embodiment of the toothbrush 20 in the folded state of use; FIG. 11 is a schematic sectional view of the toothbrush shown in FIG. 10; FIG. FIG. 18 is a schematic cross-sectional view of the toothbrush in FIG. FIG. 11 and FIG. 12 are schematic diagrams shown separately, and FIG. 14 shows another toothpaste supply means and another toothpaste 5. Schematic representation of a non-collapsible embodiment with means for closing the toothpaste conduit; 5. FIG. 15 is an enlarged detail showing the gradual displacement mechanism of the toothpaste supply means of FIG. A fragmentary view, FIG. 16 is an enlarged schematic of the toothpaste conduit closure means used in the toothbrush of FIG. 14. Schematic fragmentary view, Figure 17 shows another suitable for use in the preceding embodiments as an extension of the rotatable and axially displaceable threaded member 10 used for displacing the tooth brushing pressure means. 18 to 24 are enlarged schematic fragmentary views of the tooth brushing conduit closing means; Figure 15 shows a modified example of the tooth brushing conduit closing means; Fig. 25 shows an embodiment equipped with a rotary barbed member for displacing the tooth brushing pressurizing means and the tooth brushing conduit closing means of Fig. 16; Fig. 26 A tooth brushing conduit closure means is provided on an extension of the threaded member, the threaded member being rotatable for displacing the tooth brushing pressure means. In addition to displacing the conduit closure means to open and close the outlet communicating with the bristles, 27 and 28 are schematic diagrams showing other examples of non-pivot rotary toothbrushes configured to be displaceable in the direction of rotation. Figure 3 is a schematic diagram of yet another embodiment in which the polishing conduits are connected by a flexible tubular section; In the embodiment shown in FIG. 1, the toothpaste container 1o and the brush member 11 are connected by a hinge member 2. Member 12 is similar in construction to member 27 (and enclosing housing) shown in Figures 5.5a, 5b and 6, and the corresponding member (2), except that member 12 does not have a torsion tooth passageway passing through it. The brush member is in a fixed state of use as shown by the solid line in Figure 1. The bristles] 3 can be moved from the state shown by the broken line to the unused state in which the bristles are housed in the recesses 14. Kneading] 6 to container 10. It consists of screw means 17 that can be rotated within the By turning the knob 16 of the toothpaste transfer means 07, toothpaste can be forced out through the four conduits 15 onto the bristles ]8'. When the screw 17 rotates, the piston The forceps or pressure member 18 is displaced within the container 10, thereby causing the tooth contained therein to be displaced. The brushing is pushed out from the conduit 5 to the bristles 13. Tooth brushing guide in this example Closure of the tube is accomplished by the means shown in Figure 17, although other suitable arrangements may be used. The appliance of Fig. 2.3.4 is comprised of a toothpaste container IO and a bracket which are pivotally connected at 9 (not shown). A similar T-shaped recess consisting of a brush member 11, in which the container 10 and the brush member 11 face each other. 20 is formed. The tooth brushing conduit means opens at the hole 2 in the central T-shaped portion of the lateral portion of the recess 20 and extends from the end of the container 10 by means of which the brush member 1 pivots. In the fully open state, the holes 21 are concentric and are connected by a slidable hinge palf member 22 with the holes located at predetermined positions shown in FIG. This sliding member 22 includes two blades or plates having holes 2z that are slidable within the recessed portions 20 of the container 10 and the brush member 11, and in a state of use (where the holes 21 are concentric with each other). (Figure 4) The hole 22' in the hinge wing is also in the chest 1. 7. 7, 7, 7, 7, 7, 7, 7, 7, 7, 7, 7, 7, 7, 7, 7, 1 . ,. Yo. using various means (not shown), through which the toothpaste is forced and supplied to the bristles of the brush member via conduit means as previously described. . A rotary member 23 is provided at the end of the container 10 and is rotatable to move the tooth brushing moving means. I'm being kicked. The rotating member 23 is rectangular and is designed to accommodate the folded brush bristles. A recess 244 is provided. In the recess there is a pin 25 located in the toothpaste conduit hole 26 which allows the toothpaste to be pushed out. child The pin 25 closes the hole 26 to prevent toothpaste from discharging and hardening. The movement of the hinge closing member 22 is restricted so that it does not come out of the recess 20, and the hole 22' is closed by the movement of the brush member 11 relative to the container 10 when the brush member 11 pivots to the folded position. 21 and is configured to close the tooth brushing conduit. Such movement of the valve member can be facilitated or increased by a suitable shape of the case of the part or by the protruding means or by the actual arrangement of the main hinge and its pivot rotation. In the configuration shown in FIG. 5 and shown in more detail in FIGS. 53.5b and 6, the supply of toothpaste through the hinge 4 or the hinge between the container 10 and the brush member 11 is carried out by the opposing brush. A shaft is provided in the recessed part 28 of the member 11 and the recessed part 29 of the container 10, respectively. The folding of the double pivot parts 21 and 2 by sliding in the linear direction is carried out via a double swivel or cylinder joint 27 with '7''. A notch 30 is provided in each recess 28, 29 to allow relative movement thereof during pivoting to assume the open position and the open position. The bristles member 27 is used to pass the flow of toothpaste pushed out by an appropriate means (not shown, but the same as in the previous embodiment). A cardiac passageway 31 is provided, which passageway 31 connects the container 10 and the bladder when the device is in the open position. It is concentric with each conduit 32.83 of the member 11. When the device is folded and out of use, the bristles 13 are located in the recesses 24 in the distal member of the container 10, and the holes 26 in the bristles 13 are closed by spikes or similar pointed closures in the bottom of the recesses 24. Closed by Buto 25. In this state, the bristles 27 are in a substantially vertical lateral position as shown by the dashed lines, and the apertures 31 are no longer concentric with the apertures 32, 33 and are therefore The end of the tooth brushing passage portion of the tool is closed. FIG. 6 shows the pivot connection part in the usage position, and shows the pivot connection part provided on the aroma container 10 and the brush member 11. FIG. 2 is an enlarged fragmentary cross-sectional view showing the groove 1α and the container 11'. Both 1σ and ]1' are shaped and dimensioned so that they are elastically engaged, and the brush is held in the operating position during use. The structure is such that it is later separated and pivoted to the non-operating position. Figure 7 shows a toothpaste container 70 with toothpaste pressure means and supply means as described in detail with reference to Figures 141.15.16 showing the toothpaste conduit closure means. Container 70 has a longitudinal passageway 36 along its side and a corresponding cross-sectional shape. The shaped brush stand 37 is retracted from the extended use position (Fig. 7) to the retracted position (Fig. 7a). It is configured so that it can be slid. With this configuration, the brush member 37 and bristles 13 are It can be displaced linearly from a working position to a non-working position. Toothpaste is supplied to the brush portion 13 via a conduit 38 located in the vicinity of the position of the bristles 13 in the inactive position of the brush member 37 in FIG. 7a. The tooth brushing conduit closure means consists of a spring biasing member 82.83 and operates as follows. A closing plate is hinged to the end of the container and can close the end when the brush member is moved to the inactive position. bra Appropriate detent resilient engagement arrangements are provided on the brush stand 37 and the surrounding casing to maintain the brush member in the position of use. Other telescopic configurations are also contemplated as within the scope of this invention. The embodiment of the toothbrush shown in FIGS. 8 and 9 is provided with a container 4, 2 for storing toothpaste and also serving as the handle of the toothbrush. Inside the containers 4, 2, rotary toothed spindles are rotatably attached to both ends and are rotated by twisting members 4, 4 at the ends. A pressure member or a piston 4, 5 which can be displaced within the interior space of the container 4, 2 is provided with a pressure member or a piston 4, 5, which is configured to deliver toothpaste through a passage 46. . End member 4.4. For example, there are recesses 4 and 7 in which several toothbrush bristles J3 are placed when the toothbrush is in the non-operating position, and closing pins 4 and 7 extending from the bottom thereof and cooperating with toothbrush supply conduits as described below. It also includes 8. Connecting parts 4 and 9 are provided between the containers 4 and 2 and the brush member 50 having bristles 3. 50 members extend through it and near the bristles 13 through holes 51'. It is equipped with a special tube 51 for tooth brushing force that opens next to it. The pivot screw connection portions 4 and 9 between the containers 4 and 2 and the bristle holding member 50 allow tooth brushing to take place in the usage position. ・I make a note to move through [6 and 5] to [hair]3, but the brush Miyako 50 is not suitable. It has a structure that allows it to be folded into a position facing the container and close the toothbrush conduit at the same time. The pivot 1fl is an extension of the containers 4 and 2, and the A part of the cylinders 4 and 2 consists of a cylinder member member or part 52 supported in a cantilevered manner on the end surface (r, t) thereof (on the opposite side (not shown) in the figure), and the cylinder part 52tri It is located with a space from the arc-shaped piece portion 53 of 4.2.The passageway 5 passes through the 4.or portion 52 either eccentrically with respect to it or concentrically with the passageway 4.6. The end of the brush member 50 has a ring pivotable and fixed relative to the portion 52. A shaped ring portion 55 is provided, and in the operating position, the same ring portion 55 is provided for the passage 54 and the passages 4 and 6. Core-shaped holes 55' and 55'' are formed.In the mounting state, the ring 55 or the outer periphery of the cylinder member 52 is engaged, and a suitable push is applied. It is held by retaining means (not shown), and can be pivoted and rotated relative to the brush cap containers 4 and 2. When the bristles retaining member pivots in a direction away from the container 42, the toothbrushing conduits become concentric, and movement of the toothbrushing members 4, 5 causes the bristles 18 to pass through the conduits. extrusion t'), so as to obtain. brush is diagram It is held in this position by means of push and socket means. When the toothbrush is in the folded state, the bristle holding part (No. 50 is located along the handle portions 4 and 2 of the container), and the bristles 13 are located in the recessed part 4.7 + 71, and the bristles 13 are located in the recessed part 4. When the toothbrushing conduit is in the non-operating position, the toothbrushing conduit is inserted into holes 55' and 55"r. The conduits 4, 6, 54 are no longer concentric, and the latter conduits are opened and closed by a continuous hard surface of the ring section 55. Other similar pivot connections, such as a ball-and-socket type means (the position of each part on the member may be reversed or a "one-piece" arrangement may be provided), and a suitable seal may be provided. The embodiment shown in FIGS. 10 to 13 shows the handle, the toothbrushing device crown 56, and the brush part. A crimp bristle holding part 57 is provided, which extends through the latter part, the tip of which extends into the opening in the bristle 13 to form a toothbrushing conduit 58. The hair holding member 57 is gripped by the handle 56. The handle 56 is made by rotating the screw part E'60 in the handle 56 to force the piston or pressurizing part vJ'61 in the hollow container handle 56 to open the toothpaste stored there in the toothbrush. One of them is a sweetening member 59 for turning the conduit red and white and discharging it to the hair J8. Ready for the edge. Toothbrushing is carried out through the dedicated tube and conduit 58 that pass through the connection part from the handle. hair] is discharged to 3. The rotary knob 59 forms a large-diameter recess into which the hair member 13 is located when the instrument is in the correct position. Suitable closure means such as the bristles 62 can be provided for tooth brushing purposes. Rotation uJ from the working position myi to the non-working position can be easily done from the position shown in FIG. A gap may be provided in the opening 3 to receive the closing means 62. deer However, the illustrated preferred embodiment is characterized by a pivotable connection between the handle 56 and the bristle retaining member 570. The hair holding member 57 can be moved from the operating position to the lateral direction of the handle 56 and folded. Rotates to the folded and inoperative position. By crimping the two, the bristles 3 enter the recessed part 59' of the sweetening member 59, and the pin part 4o62 in the recessed part 59' engages with the hole 62 of the bristled part 3, forming a toothpaste conduit. Close. Figure 13 is a fragmentary view showing details of the rri cardinal joint, with the two parts not shown separately. A hole 64 is formed in the end wall 63 of the toothpaste container portion 56, so that the toothpaste can be Material 6 ] Vil: Therefore, it is moved and has a seven-groove structure from which it is discharged. Ru. The bristle retaining member 57 includes a pivot shaft 65, along which a conduit 65' extending in a direction perpendicular to the pivot shaft 65 is shaped 5y. The shaft 65 rotates within a passage provided in the handle 56 and the conduit 65' communicates with the conduits 58 extending to the bristles 13. A wall VrC(ri hole (35") is formed in the wall of the shaft 65, which is concentric with the hole 64 when in operation, so that toothpaste is discharged through the conduit to the bristles 13. At the end of the shaft 65, there is a large diameter portion 65'' that cooperates with t7rg63'♂ of the handle member. When the bristle retaining member is folded along the handle part 356, both the handle and the brush member can be moved relative to each other in a direction transverse to the axis of rotation of the handle. The toothbrush is held in the operating position when the toothbrush is removed from the handle groove on the surface J2Vc2 which is perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the pin material 57, and when it is displaced by approximately /J'0 degrees, the rig 66 is moved. By re-engaging in the groove 67, the Ryoto Kiri is firmly held in the non-operating position. The embodiment of FIGS. 141 and 15 is a non-pivotal toothbrush configuration which retains the bristles 13 and is moved outwardly from the toothpaste container 70 by spring means 69 having an extending bristle retaining portion 71. A flexible or rotary member 68 is provided which is axially displaceable and biased by the forceps. A generally rectangular piston or pressure member 72 with an inclined surface 78 is housed in a rod 79. The long door 9 includes a plurality of elastic conical members 80 arranged facing in the same direction, and the ribs pass through correspondingly shaped conical holes 77' in the members 7'7. Configured to over-move. Portion 80 is shaped to be drawn through hole 77', becoming somewhat smaller in diameter as it passes through the hole from right to left in Figures 14 and 15, being crushed, and expanding upon completion of passage to form a member. 77', and is pressed against it, making it impossible to pass through the hole 77'. Rotate 700 pairs of rectangular toothpaste containers The wall of the member 77 is provided with a plurality of parallel stepped teeth 81 forming a ratchet-like configuration that cooperatively engage the inclined surface 78 of the member 77, such that the member 77 presses against the left [fIj] in the figure. When energized by minute 80, the grooves between member 77 teeth 81 are By pushing the knob 68, the member 77 is moved step by step along the teeth of the ratchet 1-81. The conical portion 80 penetrates the member 77 and is drawn in stages by the action of the 969, and the member 770 is prevented from moving toward the scooping side by the action of the bowl inclined surface of the tooth 81. A subsequent push or axial movement of the squeezer 68 into the container 70 causes the member 77 to be moved stepwise within the toothpaste container 70 and pushed stepwise into the bristles 13 through the toothpaste conduit 71'. Ru. It would be absurd for those skilled in the art to incorporate such a stepwise tooth tooth feed mechanism in place of the screw member in the previous embodiment (in the previous embodiment) without major modification. There are also various possible configurations for modifying the toothbrushing conduit closure means. The toothpaste conduit closure means is shown near the hole leading to the bristles 13, and the position "L" is in the closed position sealing the hole 84 leading to the bristles 18. The variable position adjustable cylinder is energized by the spring 83. It consists of a member 82 such as a cylinder. If the member 77 is moved by operating the twister 68, the teeth may become loose. The toothpaste is forced into the conduit 71, and this royal force displaces the closing member 82 against the action of the spring, opening the toothpaste conduit into the hole 84 and the bristles 13, and forcing the toothpaste into the bristles. When the tooth brushing pressure decreases, spring 83 causes member 82 to close the tooth brushing conduit. This configuration can be applied to the previous embodiment without major modification and is illustrated in detail in FIG. 16. The configuration of FIG. Particularly suitable as an extension member 850 rotations of the extension portion causes the circular closure member 86 to move 710 degrees to momentarily open the toothing conduit 81 and allow the toothing cap to be pushed onto the bristles 13. Fig. 18 shows another construction of the tooth brushing conduit closure means, in which a plastic material such as polyethylene is used. A flexible finger protrusion 87 of toothbrushing material extends from the hole in the toothbrushing conduit and is closed by the pressure of the bristles around it, but is opened by the toothbrushing pressure and the upper region of the upper end of the finger protrusion 87, the bristles around it are closed. ] 3. Toothbrushing is discharged into two areas. FIG. 19 shows yet another configuration of the toothpaste conduit closing means, in which t''L is connected by a material 90 such as a flexible thin film, and the toothpaste conduit outlet hole is connected with a river water rig 88. 9 1 and the lever member 90 acting on the elastic membrane 90 is shown in FIG. 21a. By the action of the toothbrushing supply means, the toothbrushing can be carried out in this closed hand. It passes through the step and is dispensed, but when the tooth-brushing pressure drops, the closing means closes the hole. In other configurations (not shown), the bristles 13 or groups thereof are The upper toothpaste conduit is closed by slanting the periphery of the lumen to form a conical butt circumferential abutting configuration through which toothpaste is pumped and the pressure relieved. FIG. 20 shows an alternative configuration of the toothbrushing conduit closure means in which the flexible tube member 92 is It is located within the polishing conduit as part of it. When the bristle retaining member is displaced with respect to this tube 92, the tube 92 moves upward and enters the bristle 13 as shown by the broken line, and the toothpaste is transferred through the toothbrush supply means (not shown) described above. It is discharged from there. Thereafter, the flat head is retracted or displaced relative to the tube 92 by the spring means into the position shown in FIG. 20, thereby closing the distal end of the conduit, which is the distal end of the flexible dupe. In an alternative arrangement shown in FIG. 21, in which the bristles 13 are supported on a movable member 93 which is biased to the open position shown by an elastic portion 93', this bristles support 93 is used in a foldable arrangement. , move the tooth in the direction of the arrow until the end 93'' hits the surface. The polishing conduit means 94 will be closed. FIG. 22 is a schematic perspective view and a sectional view showing another configuration of the toothbrushing closure means, with the illustrated puller A closing piston 95 is provided which can be moved from an open position to a closed position within the conduit 96 leading to the bristles 18 by manual operation of the metal 97. FIG. 241 shows a cover case with toothbrushing conduit closure means 99 which can be placed over the bristles 13. 98, which provides a hygienic cover and at the same time allows smooth toothbrushing to close the canal. The chained capital side pin can appear. FIG. 25 shows a simple toothbrushing container 100 with a rectangular or other non-circular cross-section toothpaste container 100 supporting a rotary screw spindle 101 with a toothbrushing pressure part or moving part 102 and a handle 103. The configuration is shown, and the member 102 is screwed and driven by rotation. 101 to force the toothpaste in the direction of a toothpaste conduit closure means 82.83 similar to that described in FIGS. 15.16. In the arrangement of FIG. 26, an extension 101' of the threaded member 101 is provided which supports the closing cylinder 82 which is biased into the closed position by the spring 83. Nejis At the other end of the spindle 101, a rotary spindle 103 for rotating the spindle is provided. A plate 104 fixed in the container 100 is provided with a spring biasing means 105 acting on it and a box-like member 106 supported on the screw member 101, and when the screw member 101 moves in the axial direction, the spring 105 and The spring biasing means 83 of the toothpaste conduit closure member 82 is compressed to open the conduit 107 extending to the bristles 13, allowing evacuation of the toothpaste. When the axial pressure on the knob 103 is released, the spring will separate from the threaded member. The toothbrushing conduit 107 is closed by the closure member 82, acting to return the member supported in the toothbrushing conduit 107. FIG. 27 shows a toothbrushing moving means and a toothbrushing conduit closing means similar to those in the previous embodiment. FIG. 6 is a schematic cross-sectional view of a further separate embodiment. FIG. 28 is an exploded fragmentary schematic perspective view showing the hinged connection between the toothpaste container 10 and the brush member, which includes a cut-out section in the container 10 and the brush member which allows for folding into the non-operating position shown in phantom. 108' from the hinge part 11g'108. A flexible tubular member 109 is arranged for sealing engagement with the tooth brushing conduit 110 of the container 1o and the conduit 33 of the member 11. The tubular member is of a nature that allows for the necessary folding; It may also be one that buckles when in the folded position and closes the toothbrushing area. An easily portable toothbrush accessory that stores toothpaste in the handle and is equipped with a brush member that can be pivoted or telescoped relative to the handle and that can be folded and retracted. This is very convenient for people who use simple toothpaste. In the configuration described above, various parts and mechanisms can be replaced as necessary. Change Additionally, modifications and changes to species A are possible within the scope of the present invention. For example], brush part The material can be hinged to the side of the toothpaste container and the conduit can be configured to communicate with the interior of the toothpaste container when in the operative position. It is also possible to provide two tooth brushing pressure members which act in opposite directions and move together with a rotary spindle with two threads in opposite directions to move the tooth brush. It will be apparent to those skilled in the art that it is undesirable to mold the appliance into a configuration such as a press-fit connection. The toothpaste may be packaged in a flexible plastic bag or tube that opens at one end and can be used as a refill, and supply to the bristles is done by denting the bag using an appropriate means. cormorant. A compartment (as shown in Figures 1 to 27) for storing dental cotton wraps and buttock cleaning tools. The image may also be desirably formed on a hand plate (not shown) of molded flexible plastic material and placed within the rotary break shrine, if one is present. It will be understood that many modifications and variations may be made in practicing the invention. For example, through conduit means as shown in Figures 7 and 72 or Figure 14.15. A stepped displacement means having ratchet-like teeth for pushing out the toothpaste can be incorporated in an arrangement in which the brush member is attached to the handle containing the toothpaste. Further, as one form of such an embodiment, the bristles of the brush part (o) are delivered into the space or recess of the handle member when folded, and the stepped teeth are arranged when the brush is folded. An arrangement is also possible in which toothpaste is supplied through the conduit into the recess and to the bristles by actuation of the brushing transfer means. 1 (no change in content) / Q Fql'I P,, l yui w Fi color 320 ○q D-continued Correction - ((method) % formula % []) 7. Contents of correction (1) Remarkable Correct the entire translated text as shown in the attached sheet. (2) Correct the translation of the drawing as per the attached sheet. (3) Translation of power of attorney? Correct as shown in attached sheet σ). 8. Attachment 11: Our oral records tll Yoriyu's 111il translation l] City (3) Translation of power of attorney 1 copy (Article 1i-2, Paragraph 1 of the Patent Act Amendment No.) Submission form Showa J? December 2007, 220 Dear Commissioner of the Patent Office Display of Patent Application PCT/GB 82100133 Improved Tooth Flank 13 Patent Applicant (1-Place UK Mercyzaid Elle 1.21 AN Quiral Name Bra Nokuquel Victor Cassibel ζ Supplementary document list (F store's submission date/Month/7A'J/D/Monday/I) (Copy and translation of the written amendment) 1 copy Contains the scope of the amended claim and the postcard and a toothbrush member having an elongated container forming a handle member and an elongated brush stand and supporting bristles of a brush pivotally connected to the handle member, the toothbrush member being in an operating position extending from an end of the container. The painting brush member is moved along the handle member. or one that can be pivoted and rotated to a non-operating position located at or near that position, and a conduit means extending or capable of extending from a container to the bristles of said toothbrush member, allowing toothpaste to be supplied to the bristles; and means for forcing toothpaste through said conduit means and onto said bristles. , the bristles of the brush member are in the non-operating position. a displaceable toothbrush dispensing member located in a space or recess in the end of the handle member remote from the pivoting connection between the handle member and the handle member, the space or recess being located in the displaceable toothpaste supply member at or near the handle member break; A combination toothpaste dispenser and toothbrush device, wherein the closing means and/or the conduit means are arranged such that the exclusive means is closed from the outside air in the inoperative position of the brush member. 2. Conduit means includes a passageway through the brush member, and in the operative position of the brush member, the conduit member extends past or near the pivot connection between the toothpaste container and the brush member, such that toothpaste is removed from the container. is supplied to the bristles through conduit means of the toothbrush member. Device according to claim 1, characterized in that it is provided with: 3. The brush member has a hole in the end surface near the pivot connection part with the handle that is concentric with the hole on the end of the handle member in the operating position, and when the two holes are lined up concentrically, the teeth are formed. fruit Clause 2 of claim 2, wherein the postcard is allowed to pass therethrough by actuation of a rotating member, and the end face provided with the hole is located in a groove or a recess of the member provided with hole closing means. Device. 4. The closing means for closing the dedicated means in the vicinity of the pivot connection part consists of two pivot-connected or hinge-like plate members with holes or a similar member, and both members are pivotable [gJ transmission]. When the device is in the operating position, the holes in the hinge member are concentric and the holes in the handle and brush are concentric when the device is in the operating position. The holes in the brush member are also aligned with each other, allowing toothpaste to pass through, but when the device is in the non-operating position, the hinge member is displaced and the hole in the hinge member is no longer concentric with the holes in the handle and brush member. 4. The device of claim 3, wherein the device operates to close the passageway. 5. The pivot joint between the brush member and the handle member has two mutually connected pivot parts and a penetrating joint. It consists of a double turn or round joint with a through hole, and the pivot portion can be placed in corresponding recesses of the brush member and handle member by force fit or the like, and the recess is arranged in a desired position where the members are close to each other. 3. The device according to claim 2, wherein each member is provided with a shape suitable for movement into the working position and the working position. 6. A cylindrical or other round or spherical portion of the handle member forms part of a hinge connection through which a conduit is provided concentrically with the hole in the handle member to enable extrusion of toothpaste. and a brush member having a hole in which the brush member cooperates with the cylindrical member, etc. a toothbrushing conduit extending into the bristles; through which the ring member is disposed on and rotatable on the cylindrical member, such that in the operative position the holes are concentric to permit evacuation of toothpaste, and in the inactive position the holes in the ring member are concentric with the other holes. Concentric with the hole rr! Without L, therefore the ring part 3. The device of claim 2, wherein the material closes the hole in the handle member and closes its own hole with the cylindrical member. 7. The pivot joint is a hollow shaft with a tooth-brushing passage, and the bristles move from the operating position to the tooth-brushing passage. 3. The device according to claim 2, wherein the rotary knob for operating the postcard pushing means is movable into a recessed portion to an inoperative position. 8. The pivot connection part can be concentric with the toothbrushing outlet hole of the handle member and the main support part consisting of a member having holes communicating with the toothpaste conduit in the material and allowing toothpaste to be expelled through the bristles in the working position, the parts being displaced away from each other in order to be in the non-working position. The shaft member must be displaced in the axial direction, and 3. The device according to claim 2, wherein the bristles enter the recess by pivoting and bringing the bristles into close contact with each other, and the hole in the hand is closed by a head-closing member located within the recess. 9. The toothpaste container and the brush member are connected by a hinge, and a flexible pipe is disposed in the hole means of each member to communicate the inside of each toothpaste container with the dedicated toothpaste tube in the brush member. Apparatus according to any of the preceding claims, which allows the toothbrush to move from an operative position to an inoperative position. lO3 Means for forcing toothpaste through said conduit means and onto said bristles extend into the toothpaste cavity of the handle, and means for forcing toothpaste into said cavity for discharging toothpaste through said conduit. It can be rotated by means of suitable knob means to displace the displacement means or piston. 10. A device according to any one of claims 1 to 9, comprising a threaded member having a flexible thread. 11. The means for pushing out toothpaste through the dedicated toothpaste means is elastically recessed and slidable over a series of parallel tooth-like tooth sections formed on opposite sides of the tooth-brushing container and the ratchet-like inclined tooth section. It has an inclined surface and the ratchet is inserted into the toothpaste container. a tooth brushing pressure member movable stepwise along/in the direction of the teeth, and a reciprocating member with manual axial displacement means, the elongated member being Claims 1 to 9 include means for acting on the bracing pressurizing member/direction stepwise displacement means, and applying force by reciprocating motion of the elongated member. The device described in any of the above. 12. lfl The elongated elongated member passes through the center of the hole means of the toothbrushing pressure member, and the front The step displacement means is conical or expandable in shape, and the elongated member is The step displacement means is prevented from passing through the hole means in the other direction by expanding and acting on the other surface of the pressure member after passing through the hole means in the / direction while being compressed to a certain extent. 12. The device of claim 11, comprising a plurality of flexible conical or otherwise shaped members for stopping. 13. The recess is operable to drive means for forcing soap through the toothpaste conduit. It is located in the co-rotating arm part or part of the handle that also has a function, and the handle part and brush part 10. A device according to any one of claims 1 to 9, wherein the device is located remote from the hinged connection between the members. 14. Appropriate stops are provided to maintain the device in the working position and to allow displacement to the non-working position. The device according to any of the preceding claims, wherein the means for displacing the brush are provided on the container and on the brush member. Place. 15. The method according to claim 14, wherein the stopping means is a temporary locking means such as a crimp or a push fit provided between the handle and the brush member to hold the brush member in the operating position. equipment. 16. A toothpaste that opens in the recess and in the vicinity of the hair when it is located there. A toothpaste conduit is provided, in which toothpaste is forced through said conduit means onto the bristles in an inactive position and then pivotably rotatable into an active position. The device described in any of the above. 17. The device of claim 16, wherein the closure means comprises a sliding pulp closure disposed within the toothpaste conduit and actuably displaceable under the control of the toothpaste transfer means. 18. The recessed portion is provided with a closing means such as a pin, and the brush member is pivoted to the non-operating position. When the brush member is rotated, the closing means such as the pin engages in the hole in the hand of the brush member and closes the hole. 16. A device according to any one of claims J to 15. 19. Teething conduit closing means is spring biased to a closed position closing said conduit; The closing member is biased to the open position by the brushing pressure, and the brushing member is pressed to close the outlet. a filling member located in the toothpaste conduit, rotated by 10 degrees under the action of said toothpaste pushing or moving means to enable toothpaste to be supplied to the bristles, and then closing the conduit; and one end connected to the outlet of the toothpaste conduit. , a flexible finger-like tapered member with a toothbrushing delivery opening at the other end, the flexible member surrounding it when the toothbrushing pressure is reduced; a conical member disposed on the outlet means of the tooth-brushing conduit means and elastically closing its distal end upon relaxation of the tooth-brushing pressure therein; and a flexible member of the tooth-brushing conduit means. a tubular portion, the end of the flexible tube being adapted to extend into the passageway from a closed position to a position extending to a hand portion for providing tooth brushing; a manual piston disposed on the brush support member so as to be movable from an open position to a closed position; and a manual piston disposed on the brush support member movable from an open position to a closed position; A plastic camp with a pin and a Is that true? 8 is spring biased within the groove to open the tooth brushing conduit means and is in the inoperative position. 17. The apparatus of claim 1, wherein the main support member is selected from the group consisting of: a main support member having an extension that abuts a portion of the handle to close the toothbrushing conduit when the toothbrushing conduit is closed. 20. An elongated container containing a toothpaste and forming a handle member, and on a toothbrush part or member connected or connectable to the container, the toothbrush part extending from the container to the bristles of the bamboo member, or conduit means extendable; means for forcing toothpaste through the conduit means to the bristles; and an opening in the conduit means carried by an extension of a part of the means for forcing toothpaste through the conduit means to the bristles. and a closing means displaceable within the conduit to selectively close the conduit. A combination of toothbrush and toothbrush. 21. The toothbrush according to claim 2o, wherein the closing means is automatically operated to close the opening when toothpaste is not being discharged. 22. A closure pulse in which the closure means is displaceably located within the conduit of the brush portion or member. 22. A toothbrush according to claim 21, wherein the valve-type closing means automatically closes or is operative to close the opening of the conduit means leading to the bristles once toothpaste has been discharged. 23. A toothbrush according to any one of claims 1 to 22, characterized in that a conduit member is provided with a passage in the bristle-supporting portion and is provided with an opening allowing toothpaste to drain therefrom to the bristles. . 24. An elongated container for a toothpaste material such as toothpaste, including a hollow main support part that integrally extends from one end and stores bristles, and the part 1f" is a threaded member and is located in the axial direction of the container. It extends into the hollow part of the upper support member and is rotatably housed within the container and the holding part, and the rotary tube is attached to the open end of the container far from the main support part. When the pressure t'ff< material is attached to the screw member in the container and the screw is rotated, the pressure member described in 1fI is moved along the rotating screw member and the tooth is ground. 24. A toothbrush according to any one of claims 20 to 23, wherein the toothbrush is thereby compressed and forced out of the hole in the upper support member. 25. The threaded member is axially displaceable over a limited range of dimensions and is spring-biased at one end and is provided with closing means, such as a large diameter portion, for closing the tooth-brushing dispensing hole in the upper support member, and the threaded member is normally displaceable by said spring. 25. The teeth of claim 24, wherein the tooth is biased to a closed position. brush. 26. A threaded member is axially displaceable and retains said closure means and is attachable to the container via a temporary locking means such as a stop to control the closure means and the supply of toothpaste. A rotation unit rotatably housed in a displacement member that can be moved to a part of the posture. 26. The toothbrush according to claim 25, wherein the toothbrush has two ends far from the bristles. 27. The means for pushing the toothpaste through the dedicated means slides elastically on a series of parallel chend-shaped teeth formed on opposite sides of the toothpaste container and on the ratchet-like inclined teeth. a toothbrushing pressure member having a flexible inclined surface and movable stepwise in one direction along the ratchet teeth in the toothbrushing container; and a reciprocating elongated member provided with manual axial displacement means; 27. According to any one of claims 20 to 26, the elongate member comprises unidirectional stepwise displacement means acting on the tooth brushing pressure member, and the pressure member is displaceable along the ratent teeth by reciprocating movement of the elongate member. Record Toothbrush included. 28. The elongated member passes through the center of the hole means of the tooth brushing pressure member, and 171. a plurality of screws that pass through the hole means in one direction while being compressed, and then expand and act on the other surface of the pressure member, thereby preventing the stepwise displacement means from passing through the hole means in the other direction; 28. The toothbrush according to claim 27, comprising a 1'3T flexible plate or a member having a different shape. 29. In addition to or in place of the first-mentioned closure means, second or further closure means are provided which close the said conduit in the closed position. A closing member biased to the open position by the application of toothbrushing pressure to the ml or a closing member located within the toothbrushing conduit to close the outlet and moved by 3 degrees θ under the action of said toothbrushing extrusion or displacement means. Either a padding member that rotates to allow toothpaste to be delivered to the bristles and then closes the conduit, or a flexible finger-like tapered member with an opening at one end for toothpaste delivery, reducing the toothbrushing pressure. and said flexible member is arranged in the outlet means of the toothbrushing conduit means, wherein said flexible member is closed by the surrounding bristles, and said flexible member is arranged in the exit means of the toothbrushing conduit means, and the distal end thereof is closed by the relaxation of the toothbrushing pressure therein. The conical part A is a flexible tubular part of the dedicated tooth brushing means, which extends from the closed position of the end of the tube to the main part in order to provide a complete supply of tooth brushing. as much as possible Either a manual piston is provided in the brush support member that can be moved from the open position to the closed position, or it is covered with bristles for protection. A plastic gearing provided with a protruding pin providing an exit means for the toothbrushing conduit means, or normally springing in a groove to open the toothbrushing conduit means and in an inactive position said toothbrushing conduit means. 29. The toothbrush according to any one of claims 20 to 28, comprising an upper support member having an extension portion that abuts a portion of the handle to close the 2tλ tube. international search report

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[Claims] 1. A long and narrow container that stores toothpaste and forms a handle, and a five-piece container that is connected to the container. or a toothbrush member that is connectable and supports bristles, and a toothbrush member that is connected to the toothbrush member that supports the bristles; conduit means extending or capable of extending into the bristles of the material; means for pushing toothpaste into the handle, the toothbrush member being pressed against the elongated container. The brush member is disposed along the container in the inactive position, and in the activated position. The brush member extends in a direction away from the end of the container to enable tooth brushing work. Combination device of toothpaste feeder and toothbrush characterized by -2, supporting the bristles of the brush. The toothbrush member to be held is pivotally connected to the handle member, and the pivot rotation changes from the operating position to the non-operating position. the toothbrush member can be positioned along or along the handle member in the latter position; 2. A device according to claim 1, located in the vicinity of. 3. In the non-operating position, the bristles of the brush member are stuck in the space or recess in the handle member. As claimed in claim 2, located in the displaceable toothpaste supply member in the vicinity of the bamboo shoots. equipment. 4. In the recessed part and when the hair is located there, there is a toothpaste that opens in the vicinity. a conduit is provided for pushing toothpaste through said conduit means to the bristles in the inactive position; Claim 3. The device described in. 5. The means for pushing toothpaste through the conduit means to the front handle is for toothbrushing of the handle. extending into the cavity and discharging toothpaste through said conduit; Rotatable by means of pressurizing means or suitable twisting means to displace the piston 5. The device according to claim 4, comprising a threaded member. 6. A hinge means is provided between the handle and the brush member to hold the brush member in the operating position. Claim 2. A fastening means such as a clip or the like is provided. Gara 5. of The device described in any of the above. 7. The moe ae recess drives the means for pushing toothpaste through the toothpaste conduit. It is located in the rotary knob part or member of the handle that also has the function of Claim 2. 3. The device described in. 8. The brush member is pivotally attached to the handle, and in the operating position, the corresponding hole in the end face of the handle member It has a hole on the end surface that is concentric with the rotating member. Claim 2 or 7. to The device described. 9. The end surface on which the hole is provided is in the groove or recess of the member provided with the hole closing means. 9. Apparatus according to claim 8, located within the chamber. 10. The closing means comprises two pivotally connected or hinged plate members with holes. are made of similar parts, and when both parts pivot and come close to each other, their holes are the same. The closing means is located in the front 24 parts, and when the device is in the operating position, the hinge member The holes in the handle and brush member are concentric, and the holes in the handle and brush member are also concentric, making it easier to brush your teeth. However, in the non-operating position of the device, the hinge part paulownia is displaced and the hinge member The hole is no longer concentric with the hole in the handle and brush member and acts to close said passageway. 9. Range of M requirements. The device described in. 11. The recessed portion is provided with a closing means such as a pin, and the brush portion Io is supported in the non-operating position. When rotated, the closing means such as the pin engages the hole in the hand of the brush member and closes the hole. Claims 3. The device described in. 12. The pivot joint between the brush member and the handle (the pivot joint between the two It consists of a double turn or round wire handle having a through hole, and the pivot part is connected to the brush part 4. It can be placed in the corresponding four parts of the handle member by push-fitting, etc. (The shape is suitable for moving the parts to the desired non-operating position and working position in close proximity to each other.) Claims 2 and 3 are provided in each member. , 7. Powder level 1゜ The device described in any of the above. 13. A sliding cover plate biased by a spring is provided on the d° brush member with the handle part Io-swapped, It is biased over the ball joint connection in the operating position of the device. 13. The apparatus according to claim 12. 14. The brush part paulownia is telescopically movable with respect to the handle part Io, and can be extended and contracted. Device according to claim 1, which is displaceable from an extended position to an inactive retracted position. 15 In order to reduce the total length in the non-operating state, the brush part in is separated from the handle member. The device according to claim 1G, which is removable. 16. The cylindrical or other round or spherical part of the handle member is part of the hinge joint. and a hole in the handle member through which toothpaste can be extruded. It has a concentric conduit, and the brush part has a hole that cooperates with the cylindrical member. a tooth-brushing conduit comprising a ring or correspondingly shaped means, one hole of which extends into the bristles; The cling material 1D is placed on the cylindrical member Q and rotated there. It can be rotated, and the holes become concentric when in the operating position (,), allowing toothpaste to be discharged. In the non-operating position, the hole in the paulownia ring part is concentric with the other holes and is thick, so the ring part is thick. The scope of the claim is that the holding member closes the hole in the handle part and the hole in the somaru itself is closed by the cylindrical member. From 15, 3. , 8. or 11. , 12. 2 devices on any of the following. 17. ■ The tooth support connection part is a hollow shaft with a tooth brushing passage, and the bristles move from the operating position to the teeth. Can be moved to a non-operating position within the recessed part of the rotary shaker for operating the polishing extrusion means. [Claims 1 to 12] The apparatus according to claim 1. 18. The pivot connection part can be concentric with the toothbrushing outlet hole of the handle member, and the main support part It communicates with the toothpaste conduit of the material, and in the working position toothpaste is discharged through the bristles. It consists of a member with a hole that allows the the shaft members must be displaced in the axial direction in order to displace them away from each other, Then, by pivoting and bringing them into close contact with each other, the hair enters the recess, and the hole in the hand becomes recessed. Claim 2 moss or Claim 3 closed by a closing member located within the part , 7. The apparatus according to any one of 7. 19. The means for pushing toothpaste through the toothpaste conduit means is on the opposite side of the toothpaste container. a series of parallel ratchet-shaped teeth formed in the section; and a ratchet-shaped inclined tooth section. -1- has an inclined surface that is elastically recessed and slidable, and the above-mentioned rubber is inserted into the toothpaste container. A convex toothbrushing pressurizing part that moves step by step along/in the direction of the checkered teeth and a hand a reciprocating elongated member provided with means for axially displacing the object by movement, and an elongated portion indicated in []0. material acts on the tooth brushing pressure member/direction stepwise displacement means ω11 elongated member j17, in which the pressure member can be displaced along the ratchet-like teeth shown in 14D by the reciprocating motion of An apparatus according to any one of the following claims. 20. Pass the shell through the center of the hole means of the elongated part (O is 00 tooth brushing pressure part), and the displacement means is conical or expandable, and the elongated member is While being compressed to a certain extent, the rl'Jt self-hole means and the full-hole means Ij are JID-hooked and folded! stretch j! jj In addition to the hitting member [by acting on fη, the old translation stage displacement means moves in the other direction. A small number of flexible circular holes are used to prevent the hole drilling means from passing through. Device i'e 021 according to claim 19, comprising a shaped portion io. suitable stop means or screws to hold the unit in the operative position and to allow displacement to the inactive position. Any one of the ranges of j' + ['f water of riiJ, which is provided in the f vessel and flan member. (The table shown above. 22, (!I cut the conduit M11 stage or the closed neck circle that closes the said conduit (= The closing button is energized to the function position by 8E (. , located inside the toothbrushing rod to close the J, and press out the toothbrushing mechanism. The transportation means 111 river rotates 3 times 0 degrees and toothpaste is supplied to the hair? ' -1,lJ　i flood, then j cup 乍V with [2”1], /Mizuka At the exit of Yamamikaki exclusive service (・'), open the opening I-1 for providing toothpaste at the curved end (). With a flexible finger-like light ζII part, when the scouring spout i is supported by IJIJ r' + self 1 means 1-( CiWd ft"1'Ill reduce its yellow color and bacterial content by relaxing the toothbrushing pressure inside it. Draw 1・i cow FFJ t′ to close the conical g, Drj written tooth brushing exclusive means 1. It is separated by %, 1 "j is written, i month 5E, and the end of the letter is closed. From the position to 11''', where the bristles extend for 1 inch to brush the teeth. In the iJl path (in the displacement '-if possible configuration, open (3' from Lii'i to Leap, T0 place 11″□′i″ 1ρ1ij1 unit’]’? re (plush support member part A manual piston is installed in the material, and a toothbrushing conduit is placed over the bristles for protection. a plastic cap with a protruding pin for engaging the exit means of the step; The brushing conduit is normally spring biased within the groove to open the toothbrushing conduit means and is in an inoperative position. Equipped with an extension part that comes into contact with a part of the handle in order to close the U-ku brushing conduit when the A device according to any of the preceding claims selected from the group consisting of: Place. 23. The brushing container and the brush member are connected by a hinge, and the hole means of each member is flexible. A pipe is arranged to communicate the interior of the toothpaste container with the toothpaste conduit within the brush member. , of the preceding claim, which allows the toothbrush to move from an operative position to a non-operative position. Equipment as described in any of the ranges. 24. An elongated container that stores toothpaste and forms a handle member, and a container that is connected to the container. , a toothbrush member carrying bristles; and a toothbrush member extending from the container to the bristles of the toothbrush member. a conduit means capable of extending or extruding toothpaste to said bristles through the conduit means; the toothbrush member supporting the bristles is pivotally connected to the handle member. from the non-operating position where the toothbrush member is located along or near the handle member. A brush member extends in a direction 3° away from the end of the container to perform tooth brushing work. The conduit means is pivotable to an operating position in which the conduit means is in the operating position. Toothpaste is transferred from the container to the toothbrush part by passing through the pivot connection between the container and the toothbrush member. A twist characterized in that the material is in a state VrC which can be supplied to the hair via a conduit means. A combination device of toothpaste dispenser and toothbrush. 25. In the non-operating position, the bristles of the brush member may enter the space or recess within the handle member. 25. The device according to claim 24, wherein the device is located 26. A long and narrow container for storing toothpaste and forming a handle or member; a toothbrush member that is immovably connected to the paddy and supports the bristles; and a toothbrush member that supports the bristles from the container. conduit means extending or capable of extending into the bristles of the member and through the conduit means; means for forcing toothpaste onto said bristles, and means for forcing toothpaste into said bristles through conduit means. Said means for extruding A slope that can be elastically recessed and slid on the toothed tooth portion and the sloped toothed portion indicated by U. has a surface and moves stepwise in the toothpaste container along/in the direction of said ratchet-shaped teeth. Reciprocating head section with possible tooth brushing pressure member and manual axial displacement means and the elongated member acts on the tooth brushing pressure member/direction stepwise displacement. means for reciprocating the elongated member to cause the pressure member to move along the ratchet teeth. A combination device of a toothpaste feeder and a tooth plan, which is characterized in that it can be rotated. 27. The old translation narrow part paulownia passes through the center of the hole means of the tooth brushing pressure member, and the step The displacement means has a conical or expandable shape, and the elongated member is under some pressure. After passing through the 1f1 hole means in the / direction while being contracted, it is expanded to form the above-mentioned "30" By acting on the other surface of the pressure member, the step displacement means 1fj moves the hole in the other direction. It is equipped with multiple flexible conical or other shapes to prevent it from passing through the steps. 27. The apparatus of claim 26. 28. Appropriate stops are provided to maintain the device in the working position and to allow displacement to the non-working position. 28. The device according to claim 26 or 27, wherein said means is provided on said container and said brush member. Place. 29 The brush member is telescopic or slidingly expandable and retractable with respect to the handle member, and the brush member can be expanded and contracted by operation. 27. The device of claim 26, wherein the device is displaceable from a position to a non-actuated contracted state. 30. Separate the brush member from the handle member to reduce the total length in the OJ state 27. The device according to claim 26, which is possible.