JPS61159931A - Bidet - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

[Detailed description of the invention] Industrial applications The present invention relates to bidets.

BACKGROUND ART Conventionally, bidets have been used as devices for cleaning human body parts.

Problems to be Solved by the Invention In the prior art, it was inconvenient that the bidet could not be moved after it was installed in a certain location.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION It is therefore an object of the present invention to provide a bidet that is compact in construction and easy to handle.

Means for Solving the Problems The present invention includes: an operation nozzle, a flexible device connected to the operation nozzle, a storage tank for storing cleaning water, a drainage tank, a storage tank and an *a tank. a housing for cleaning a human body part, a receiving body whose proximal end is pivoted on the side of the housing for angular displacement about a horizontal axis 9, and can be arranged substantially horizontally; This bidet is characterized by being provided with a suction pump that leads the air to the tank, and a means that is driven by the driving force of the suction pump and pumps air to the receiving body and the storage tank.

According to the present invention, the storage tank and the drain tank are housed in a housing, and the proximal end is pivoted to the side of the housing so as to be angularly displaced around a horizontal axis so that the tank can be disposed approximately horizontally. This makes the structure more compact and easier to handle.

Example FIG. 1 is a sectional view of one embodiment of the present invention.

The bidet 1 according to the present invention includes an operating nozzle 2 and an operating nozzle 2.
, a storage tank 4 for storing the cleaning liquid, a drainage tank 5 for storing the cleaning liquid after cleaning the human body part, and a housing 6 for storing the storage tank 4 and the drainage tank 5. , a receiver 7 that can be horizontally disposed on the side of the housing 6 so that its base end is angularly displaced about the horizontal axis, and a suction pump 8 that guides the cleaning liquid after washing from the receiver 7 to the drain tank 5. and a 7-ring 9 that is driven by the driving force of the suction pump 8 and pumps air to the storage tank 4 and the receiver 7.

FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view of the storage tank 4 and its vicinity. 1st
Referring also to the drawings, the Bisaku nozzle 2 is rod-shaped, and a plurality of nozzle holes 10 are formed in the axial direction thereof. A handle 11 and an operating piece 12 are provided in the vicinity of the operating nozzle 2 connected to the flexible member 3, and a weight control valve (not shown) is housed within the operating piece 12. A stopper 13 is fixed to the visible tube 3 in the middle thereof. The visible tube 3 is guided by a pulley 14 pivotally supported on the housing 6,
It is wound on the reel 15. Reel 15 has 9 screws and 16 springs.
With spring? The visible tube 3 is wound up and housed in the housing 6 by the spring force of the torsion spring 16. At this time, since the stopper 13 is fixed in the middle of the visible tube 3, the operating nozzle 2g is lower than the stopper 13.
A is not housed in the housing. One end of the flexible member 3 passes through the support base 17 of the housing 6 and connects to the storage tank 4.
It communicates with an outlet 18 formed in the bottom of the. A heater 19 is fixed to the bottom of the storage tank 4 by legs 20. Is heater 19 line J? 1. Switch 2 via Jg2
1 and electrically connected. An annular member 22 replaces the upper end of the storage tank 4, and the upper part of the storage tank 4 is connected via this annular member 22! ! Covered by 23. 1i23
A protrusion 24 is formed in the annular member 22, and the protrusion 24 is inserted into the annular member 22. A safety valve 25 is provided on the lid 23 so as to pass through the protrusion 24 . In addition, the inspector 23
It can be opened and closed by a. When the lid 23 of the storage tank 4 is opened, cleaning liquid such as water is stored in the storage tank 4. The annular member 22 has a through hole 26 extending radially inward from its outer peripheral surface. This through hole 26 communicates with a guide hole 27 provided in the protrusion 24 of the lid 23 when the lid 23 is closed. One end of the guide hole 27 communicates with the through hole 26, and the other end opens downward from the protrusion 20. The through hole 26 of the annular member 22 has a 7-inch hole 9.
One end of the conduit 28 communicating with is fixed.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the wandering container 5. The drain container 5 is for storing the cleaning liquid after cleaning the human body part, and the drain container 5 is housed in the housing 6 by opening the slot 29 formed in the housing 6. Container 5
A 411-liquid port 5a is formed in the 411-liquid port 5a, and the cleaning liquid after washing the human body part is stored in the drain container 5 through this 4IP liquid port 5a.

4 is a perspective view of the housing 6, FIG. 15 is a perspective view of the receiver 7, FIG. 6 is a side view of the receiver 7, and FIG. 7 is a sectional view of the receiver 7. Referring simultaneously to FIG. 1, the housing 6
A pair of brackets (30, 31) are formed on the sides of the bracket (30, 31), and the proximal end (32) of the receiver (7) is fitted between the brackets (30,31). 3
4 is the bracket) 30 and 31 are in contact with each other. The proximal end 32 is angularly displaceable about the horizontal ring line 35, so that the receiver 7 is angularly displaceable about the horizontal axis 35 of the recesses 33, 34 and can be arranged approximately horizontally. On the opposite side of the base end 32 of the receiving body 7, there is a riser l! ! 536 is formed, and between the base layer part 32 and the rising part 36, there is formed a washroom 37 in which the drained liquid after washing the human body is stored. The receiving body 7 is angularly displaced around the axis 35 to form the rising portion 3.
By positioning the bidet 6 above the housing 6, the bidet 1 changes from the state shown in FIG. 8 to a closed state as shown in FIG. tIIi9. In this state, the housing 6
The bidet 1 can be moved by hand using a handle 6a provided above. In this way, the bidet 1 has a compact structure and is convenient to carry.

When the bidet 1 is closed, the operating nozzle 2
is held by a clamping member 48 fixed to the housing 6. As shown in FIG. 10, the holding member 48 is formed by bending a plate-like member made of metal or the like. The holding member 48 is the roadside portion 60a.

60b, the holding portion 61a, Bib, the base 62, and the connecting portion 63a that connects the holding portions 61a, 61&, and the base @62.
, 63b, and is roughly U-shaped.

The base 62 of the clamping member 48 is attached to the housing 6 . 'i! of the member 48 holding the mechanical nozzle! 1 light part 60a
, 60b from the outside (right side in FIG. 10), the operation nozzle 2 is moved to the holding member 11s61
It is sandwiched and held between a and 61b.

Near the base layer portion 32 of the receiver 7, #'? 1ilEl place 3
A passage 38 communicating with 7 is formed. This passage 38
communicates with the suction port 42 of the suction pump 8 via the bellows-like flexibility 41. Further, a plurality of air ejection holes 43,44 are formed in the side plates 39,40 of the receiving body 7, respectively. The air outlet holes 43 , 44 communicate via passages 45 of the receiving body 7 with connection ports 46 formed below the base layer part 32 . A sealing member 47 made of rubber or the like is formed in the connection port 46 facing outward, and the connection port 46 serves as a passage 49 through which air from the 7-ring 9 is sent when the receiver 7 is kept almost horizontal. An on-off valve 50 is formed in one communicating passage 49. A lamp 51 fixed to the receiver 7 is turned on when the bidet 1 is used, and is electrically connected to the switch 21 described above.

11 and 12 are perspective views of the suction pump 8 and the vicinity of the cyan 9. Suction pump 8 is line, i:3
．． The aforementioned line via JJ4! 1,! 2, and by turning on switch 21, power is applied to suction pump 8 via plug 52 and cord 53 shown in FIG. This suction pump 8 is connected to the receiver 7 by 81I! The drainage fluid after cleaning the human body parts housed in 1 location 37 is 8! It is for guiding to the container 5. That is, by driving the suction pump 8, the drained liquid stored in the four drained liquid points 37 is drained through the passage 38 and the bellows-like flexible tube 4.
1 is sucked into the suction pump 8 via the upstream suction port 42,
Thereafter, the 4# liquid is accommodated in the drain container 5 via the drain pipe 54 and the drain port 5a of the drain container 5. 4#- After the liquid is stored in the drain container 5, the lid 2 provided on the housing 6
9 is opened to take out the drain liquid container 5, and the drain liquid in the container 5 is disposed of in the container 8.

The driving force of the suction pump 8 is transmitted to the 7-pin 9 via the brake 55, the belt 56, and the pulley 57.
is rotated. This 7 Ann 9 has air outlet 43.4
This is for blowing out the air from the storage tank 4 in the directions of arrows A and B in FIG. By pumping air into the storage tank 4, the cleaning liquid in the storage tank 4 is sent to the operating nozzle 2 via the flexibility 3. Furthermore, by closing the on-off valve 50 provided in the passage 49 when the 7-an 9 is driven, it is also possible to force-feed the air from the 7-an 9 only to the storage tank 4.

When cleaning a human body part using such a bidet 1, from the state shown in FIG.
The receiving body 7 is angularly displaced around the holder 7 so that it is arranged approximately horizontally, so that it is placed in an open state. In this state, a stand piece 58 (made of rubber or the like) fixed to the lower part of the receiver 7 (
1) comes into contact with the floor, and the receiver 7 may be damaged by the piece 58. After the receiver 7 is opened in this manner, the switch 21 is turned on and the cleaning liquid stored in the storage tank 4 is heated by the heater 19 to become hot water. *At the time of octopus, the suction bomb 8 is driven, and therefore the 7-ring 9 is also driven. By driving the 7-an 9, air from the 7-an 9 is forced into the storage tank 4 via the pipe line 28. The cleaning liquid in the storage tank 4 is jetted out through the outlet 18, the flexibility 3, and the nozzle hole 10 of the operation nozzle 2 by forcing the air from the 7-ang 9 into the storage tank. When cleaning a human body part with this cleaning liquid, the operating nozzle 2 is removed from the holding member 48 and placed in the state shown in FIG. 13. The cleaned body part is transferred to the air outlet 43.
The cleaning liquid after cleaning the human body part is stored in the drainage recess 37 of the receiver 7, and is then pumped by the suction pump 8 to the passage 38, the bellows-like visible tube 41, the suction port 42, The discharge pipe 54 is accommodated in the drain liquid container 5 through the drain port 5a of the drain liquid container 5. The operating nozzle 2 is made of a visible material, and when the operating nozzle 2 is bent by hand, it maintains the bent state as shown in virtual lines 1i65 and 66 in FIG. 13. In this way,
The operating nozzle 2 can be used in any desired shape. When the operating nozzle 2 is not in use, as described above, it is held by the holding member 48 shown in FIG.
It is held in the housing 6. Such a bidet 1 has a compact structure and is convenient to carry, so it is possible to use the bidet 1 at a desired location.

Effects As described above, according to the present invention, it is possible to realize a bidet with a compact structure and easy handling.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is a sectional view of an embodiment of the present invention, Fig. MS2 is an exploded perspective view of the vicinity of the storage tank 4, Fig. 3 is a perspective view of the drain container 5, Fig. MS4 is a perspective view of the housing 6, and Fig. 5 6 is a perspective view of the receiver 7, FIG. 7 is a sectional view of the receiver 7,
8 is a perspective view of the bidet 1, FIG. 9 is a perspective view of the bidet 1 with the receiver 7 closed, FIG. 10 is a perspective view of the holding member 48, and FIGS. 11 and 12 are the suction pump. 8 and 7
FIG. 13 is a perspective view of the vicinity of the opening 9, and a side view showing a state in which the operating nozzle 2 is operated. 1...Bidet, 2...Operation nozzle, 3...Flexibility,
4...Storage tank, 5...Drainage container, 6...Housing, 7...Receptor, 8...Suction pump, 9...
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Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] An operation nozzle, a flexible device connected to the operation nozzle, a storage tank for storing cleaning water, a drainage tank, a housing for housing the storage tank and the drainage tank, and a housing for storing the storage tank and the drainage tank. a receiver whose proximal end is pivotally supported on the side so as to be angularly displaceable about a horizontal axis and which can be placed approximately horizontally; a suction pump that receives cleaning fluid after cleaning a human body part and guides it from the body to a drainage tank; A bidet characterized in that it is provided with a means that is driven by the driving force of a suction pump and pumps air into a receiving body and a storage tank.