JPS6016350Y2 - Gloves for cleaning dishes, etc. - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] This invention relates to gloves for cleaning dishes and the like.

When washing tableware, etc., it is common practice to wear rubber gloves and scrub with a scrubbing brush, especially to prevent the skin of the hands from becoming irritated by detergent.

In addition, various types of scrubbers such as sponge scrubbers, nylon scrubbers, and metal scrubbers are commonly used these days.
These conventionally used scrubbing brushes have poor shape retention and lose their shape unsightly after being used for a short period of time, and sponge scrubbing brushes in particular do not have a good cleaning effect on dishes and other objects, even though they have good water absorption. Because of this, there is a lot of wasted detergent.

In addition, metal scrubbers scratch the surface of tableware such as glass, ceramic, or metal, so they have the disadvantage that their uses are limited.

This idea aims to achieve the dual effect of solving the above-mentioned drawbacks of conventional scrubbers and also preventing rough skin on the hands. The outer layer of the glove body is formed by knitting a wear-resistant plastic film cut into long thin threads and knitting it with flat threads to form countless distorted or twisted parts in the non-interlocking parts between the loops. However, by attaching an inner layer made of waterproof cloth to the entire back surface of the outer layer of the glove body, it is possible to obtain a strong cleaning effect without damaging the surface to be cleaned, and the glove body is also made thin and has a foam-free structure. It eliminates wasted use of detergent by quickly cutting or draining water, and is inexpensive, durable, and retains its shape so that it will not accidentally slip and damage the dishes even when they are washed. To provide excellent gloves for cleaning tableware, etc.

This invention will be explained below according to embodiments shown in the accompanying drawings.

The glove body 1 is formed from an outer layer and an inner layer.

The outer layer consists of a knitted fabric 5 knitted with flat threads 4 cut into thin strips from a composite film in which an aluminum vapor deposition layer 3 is formed on the upper surface of a plastic film with excellent abrasion resistance such as a polyester film 2. For example, as shown in FIG. 3, the knitted fabric 5 can be reinforced by appropriately inserting a reinforcing yarn such as nylon fiber yarn 6 and performing raschel knitting.

Note that 7 is an anchor coat layer.

Since the flat yarn 4 is in the form of a narrow tape with a width of about 1 Wft to 2 rrvtt, if the knitted fabric 5 is knitted with this flat yarn 4, the curved portion of each loop constituting the knitted fabric and the unevenness between each loop can be A bent part or twisted part 8 is formed on the surface of the knitted fabric 5 at the engaging part, so that the outer surface of the glove body 1 is formed by the bent part or twisted part 8 of the aluminum-deposited polyester film 3.
This results in a metallic, rough, polished surface.

A waterproof cloth 9 is attached to the entire back side of the knitted fabric 5.

This waterproof cloth 9 is suitably a soft sheet of plastic such as soft vinyl chloride or a cloth treated with waterproofing.

Since the waterproof fabric 9 is non-water absorbent, when implementing the glove body 1, the waterproof fabric 9 is used in order to give a good feeling to the user.
It is desirable to attach a hygroscopic nonwoven fabric or fabric 10 to the inside of the holder.

Furthermore, the structure of the fingertip portion of the glove body 1 is as follows.

Of the fingers, a finger pouch 11 into which the thumb can be inserted, a finger pouch 12 into which the index finger and middle finger can be inserted, and a finger pouch 3 into which the ring finger and little finger can be inserted.
Each finger bag 13 is provided independently.

The three finger bags 11, 12, and 13 as described above are convenient because they improve the cleaning effect in washing dishes and allow various cleaning methods to be used depending on the type of dishes.

For example, in the case of a deep-bottomed tip that is difficult to clean with a conventional scrubber, the central finger pocket 12 is placed in the tip, the outer surface of the finger pocket is brought into contact with the inner wall of the tip, and the finger pockets 1 on both sides are
By bringing 1 and 13 into contact with the outer wall of the tip and rotating only the tip, the inner and outer surfaces of the tip can be cleaned at the same time, and the finger pockets 12 are bottomed out on the inner bottom of the tip. In this case, the inner bottom of the pot can also be cleaned.

As mentioned above, this idea is that the outer layer of the glove body is made by knitting flat threads made by cutting aluminum-deposited plastic film into long thin threads. When the fabric is knitted, numerous distorted or twisted portions are formed in the non-interlocking portions between the loops, and these have a strong abrasive effect when cleaning tableware and the like.

Moreover, since the outer layer knitted fabric is made of a non-water-absorbing material, it does not contain dissolved detergent, so the detergent can be used effectively and water and bubbles drain from the outer layer of the glove. done quickly.

Furthermore, the flat threads used are made of a wear-resistant plastic film with aluminum vapor deposited on the surface, making it durable and retaining its shape even after long-term use.

Furthermore, the polishing surface of this invention does not damage the polished surface unlike conventional metal scrubbers.

Furthermore, the palm side, back side, and finger side of the glove body can be used appropriately depending on the type of tableware or other object to be polished.

Furthermore, since a waterproof cloth is attached to the inside of the knitted fabric of the glove body, the user can completely prevent water or detergent from adhering to his/her hands, which has excellent practical effects. .

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings show an embodiment of this invention; Fig. 1 is a partially cutaway perspective view, Fig. 2 is an enlarged sectional view of the main part, and Fig. 3 is an enlarged front view showing the structure of the knitted fabric. 4 is a perspective view showing the twisted state of the flat thread, and FIG. 5 is a sectional view taken along the line A--A in FIG. 1. 1... Glove body, 2... Polyester film, 3... Aluminum vapor deposited layer, 4...
・Flat thread, 5...Knitted fabric, 9...Waterproof fabric,
10...Fabric.

Claims (2)

[Scope of utility model registration request] (1) A knitted fabric made by knitting with flat threads made by cutting a wear-resistant plastic film whose outer surface is vapor-deposited with aluminum into long thin threads, and forming countless distorted or twisted parts in the non-interlocking parts between the loops. 1. A glove for cleaning dishes, etc., characterized in that the outer layer of the glove body is formed by using a polyester, and an inner layer made of waterproof cloth is adhered to the entire back surface of the outer layer of the glove body. (2) Claim 1 of the above-mentioned utility model registration, characterized in that the waterproof fabric has a non-woven fabric pasted in advance on the surface other than the adhesive surface.
Gloves for cleaning tableware, etc., as described in section.