JPS6033511B2 - indoor fragrance products - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a room fragrance product having an odorant carrier made of an absorbent material impregnated with an odorant, concealed within an envelope and removably arranged.

A room fragrance product or odorant of the above type is defined as a product that ``disperses a pleasant aroma around its surroundings and in particular renders the indoor air fragrant.''

Known room fragrance products for this purpose usually consist of a multi-part plastic weight of a specific shape, often perforated, in which the odorant carrier is housed.
As such, they usually consist of absorbent plastic foam, possibly paper or plastic material, and are impregnated with specific odorants. This odorant carrier is shaped into a mat, and the foam mat is
Requires special retention odor for proper storage. The production of foam mats of this type and their impregnation with odorants and special molds for the plastic jacketed weights require considerable expenditure. Moreover, the known room fragrance products with plastic ridges are "not very decorative and too easily and clearly" to recognize that their fragrance source is artificial. With regard to material waste, it is extremely easy and cost-effective to manufacture, can be easily and discreetly stored in a variety of body parts, and as such has a more favorable appearance than conventional room fragrance products. The aim is to obtain a room fragrance product that can be used as a fragrance.

This problem is solved according to the present invention by constructing the odorant carrier from a tampon-shaped core made of non-woven fabric.

Tampon-like perfuming cores made of web fibers of this kind are suitable for the application of perfuming substances and as carriers because of their absorbency. Moreover, the tampon shape saves space and can be comfortably and discreetly stored in a small envelope. Advantageously, the incense wick is stuck with its end onto the barb of the base plate, which is to be accommodated within the envelope.

Thereby, the tampon-like scent core can be easily removed and replaced with a new scent core when the scent substance emission decreases and disappears. It has proven advantageous that the outer covering surrounding the incense core is designed as an artificial flower, in which case the incense core is arranged together with the base.

This kind of artificial flower almost looks like it is alive in nature. It may be shaped using synthetic materials and natural silk. At this time, it is obvious that the fragrant substance or its fragrance retained in the incense core should match as much as possible the type of flower to which it is attached, and in this case, the color of the incense core should also match the flower. According to another feature of the invention, the outer shell surrounding the incense wick can be rotationally symmetrical and provided with perforations and can be selected according to the intended use. It may form a member for decorative purposes, and an incense core may be housed within its rotating shaft.

It is particularly advantageous when the outer sheathing surrounding the dialing core consists of two weight wall sections having a borehole which has a rotational movement about a common axis.

Thereby, by simply rotating the two lotus wall members, the pores present therein are more or less opened or covered with respect to each other, thereby easily controlling or controlling the fragrance release of the room fragrance product. In this case, the envelope surrounding the incense wick may be part of, for example, a candle stand or a light stand, the preferred appearance of which is that the incense wick is is in no way compromised by the tampon-like incense wick.The outer coating surrounding the incense wick may be of other decorative shapes, e.g. It may also form a part of a container or the like.

This mantle may be disk-shaped, for example consisting of a flower vase. The small outer shell surrounding the incense core may be configured as a cylindrical container for holding many industrial daily necessities, such as stationery. The insertion protection member may include a perforation that covers the insert.

Finally, other carriers are also suitable for the accommodation of this incense wick, for example those made of ceramic or light metal, optionally elaborately depicted with floral patterns and the like, for placement in the living room. is suitable, and in this case, the tampon-like numbering core is
It can be easily replaced after disappearance or use of the odoriferous substance, and the carrier product only needs to be purchased once, thus resulting in corresponding cost savings.

In the accompanying drawings, several embodiments of room fragrance products obtainable according to the invention are shown, particularly in partial vertical longitudinal section.

Here, this indoor fragrance product or its envelope is shown as an artificial flower in Figures 1 and 2, as a candle stand in Figure 3, as a stationery container in Figure 4, and as an egg-shaped condiment container in Figure 5. It is configured as a dispenser and, in FIG. 6, as a flower arranging board. Artificial flowers 1 shown in Figures 1 and 2
The device 2 is provided with a disk 3, which acts as a platform for the odorant carrier 4 to be placed thereon.

This is configured as a tampon-like scent core made of non-woven fabric. For fixing the incense wick 4, a vertical pin or barb 5 is provided on this disk 3, into which the incense wick 4 can be firmly inserted without difficulty. The material of the incense core 2 should be very soft in the sense of strong absorption, so the thorns 5 of the incense core 4 should be
A slippery slope from ``cannot be excluded with certainty.''

It is therefore advantageous to anchor or fix the incense wick 4 at its lower part in a flat container 6, in particular made of plastic. Depending on the type of flower 1 to be imitated, the incense core 4 may have a length of, for example, 1 to 4 cm and a diameter of up to about 1.5 skin, which flower is colored accordingly. It's okay to stay.

In one example, the scent wick 4 was effective for about 4-6 weeks, depending on the ambient temperature.

This was then removed from the artificial flower 1 along with the container 6 and replaced by a scenting core energized with a fresh scenting preparation.

The room fragrance products or fragrance bodies according to FIGS. 4 to 6 also have in common a tampon-like fragrance core 14 of non-woven fabric, which is impregnated with a corresponding fragrance substance.

Based on its high absorbency, this core or tampon 1
4 was able to absorb a relatively large amount of odorant and bind it at the same time long enough to ensure long-term odorant release. This incense wick 14 is once again accommodated at its end in a flat container 16 for better retention and possible attachment. For this purpose, the incense wick 14 can also be stuck with its end onto the thorns 15 of the base plate 13, in which case the container 16 can be easily moved by the thorns 15. or having a correspondingly machined position in the center. Furthermore, in all the embodiments, the fragrance core part 1
4 is easily replaceably housed in the outer shell, generally indicated at 11, by a flat container 16 surrounding one end thereof and/or by a platform 13 with barbs 15. It is suitable for both. At this time, the outer cover body 11 surrounding the fragrance core 14 has a rotationally symmetrical structure, and the core 14 has a rotationally symmetrical structure.
It is provided with perforations so that the odoriferous substances emitted from it can pass out of it and reach the interior of the room. Furthermore, this perfuming wick 14 is in all cases housed in a rotationally symmetrically designed outer shell 11. According to FIG. 3, the outer sheathing body 11 is rotatably movable around a common axis 17 and has two painted wall elements 2 with slits 18, 19.
0 is made up of 21, which is part of a candle stand or light stand, and additionally has a footrest 2.
2 and a candle or incandescent lamp socket 22'. By rotating the two body wall members 20, 21, the passability of the slits 18, 19 can be arbitrarily changed from zero to a complete passthrough value, thereby allowing the scented tampon 1 to pass through the slits 18, 19.
4. Aroma release can be adjusted appropriately.

Thereby, the aroma intensity in the surrounding space can be appropriately weakened or strengthened as desired. In the case of FIG. 4, the outer shell surrounding the incense core 14 is configured as a cylindrical container 23 for holding stationery 4, etc., and in this case,
Inside the container cylinder 23, there is provided a perforated insertion protection member 25 that covers the fragrance core 14 in a tower shape.

According to FIG. 5, the sheathing body 11 surrounding the perfuming core 14 has an essentially oval structure.

Here it constitutes a part of a decorative condiment dispenser, for example made of tin, with a dispensing slit 26 customarily present in its upper part. It will be understood that in this case too, the slit 26 may be covered to a greater or lesser extent by a presser cap or the like, which may optionally be mounted rotatably, so that here too there is also the possibility of dissipation of the odoriferous substance to be metered. Ru. In the case of FIG. 6, the sheathing body 11 surrounding the incense core 14 has a disk-shaped structure, that is, a suspended and fixed flower arranging board 27, in the center of which the incense core 14 is disposed. , a platform 13 carrying the flat container 16 and the core 15
It is stored with.

In this case, the complete outside of the numbering core 14 relative to the surroundings is
The flower 281 to be attached to the board 27 is secured.
In this case, it will be understood that the numbering substance to be added to the core 14 is selected in such a way that it corresponds as closely as possible to the odor of the flower 28 and thus correspondingly intensifies or prolongs its aroma emission. be done. Here, the upper end of the fragrance core part 14 may be extruded as a flower if it is not already sufficiently covered by the flower arranging board 27. Finally, it is understood that the incense core mat 4 may have a corresponding color as well as in other cases.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The attached drawings show embodiments of the present invention, and FIGS. 1 and 2 show an indoor fragrance product having an artificial flower-shaped outer covering;
Figure 4 shows an indoor fragrance product with an outer envelope in the form of a candle stand; Figure 4 shows an indoor aroma product with an outer envelope in the form of a stationery holding container; Figure 5 shows an egg-shaped condiment dispenser. FIG. 6 shows an indoor fragrance product having a casing in the shape of a vase board; FIG. 1... Artificial flowers, 2... yam, 3... plate, 4, 14...
Fragrance core part, 5, 15... Thorn, 11... Slight cover, 6, 16... Support container, 17... Rotating shaft,
18, 19... Perforation part, 20, 21... Land body wall part, 23... Cylindrical container, 24... Stationery,
25... Insertion protection member, 27... Flower arranging board. F'9.'f'9.2F'9.3 F〆9・ku(9,S (9.6

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1. Replaceably disposed within the outer housing;
In a room fragrance product with an odorant carrier made of absorbent material impregnated with an odorant, this odorant carrier consists of a cylindrical scented tampon 4, 14 made of non-woven fabric, one end of which has fixed caps 6, 16 made of plastic that are firmly installed thereon, and the spines 5, 15 of the base plates 3, 13 to be housed in the outer housings 1, 11.
A room aroma product characterized in that it is pierced with its bottom onto the top. 2 The outer casing surrounding the incense core 4 is configured as an artificial flower 1, and the incense core 4 is arranged in the calyx 2 together with its container 6 and base plate 3. , an indoor fragrance product according to claim 1. 3. The outer housing 11 surrounding the incense core 14 has a rotationally symmetrical structure, has perforations (for example, 18, 19), and forms a member for use and decoration. Inside the rotating shaft, the incense core part 14 is attached to its base plate 13 and/or container 1.
6. A room fragrance product according to claim 1 or 2, which is stored together with a room fragrance product according to claim 6. 4. The outer casing 11 surrounding the incense core 14 consists of two perforated casing wall members 20, 21 which are rotatably movable about a common axis 17. Third
Room fragrance products listed in section. 5. The indoor fragrance product according to claim 3, wherein the outer housing 11 surrounding the fragrance wick part 14 is a part of a candle stand or a light stand. 6 The outer housing 11 surrounding the incense generating core part 14 is configured as a cylindrical container 23 for holding stationery 24 etc., and the incense generating core part 14 is covered inside in a tower shape. 4. A room fragrance product according to claim 3, comprising a perforated insertion protection member 25. 7. The outer housing 11 surrounding the incense core 14 has a substantially egg-shaped structure, and is a member of, for example, a decorative condiment shaker, etc. Indoor fragrance products. 8. The indoor fragrance product according to claim 3, wherein the outer housing 11 surrounding the fragrance core 14 has a disk-shaped structure, and is composed of, for example, a flower arranging disk 27.