JPS6142497Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] After the war, the need for steamers increased with the shift to nuclear families, but there were no practical steamers that were easy to use and easy to clean after use.

The present invention is a deep dish-like container 3 made of ceramic or thin sheet metal material and having a large number of pores 2 in the side surface and bottom surface 1. The container 3 has several pairs of fan-shaped paper-like protrusions 5 attached at regular intervals to the thread bottom 4 of the container 3. A container 8 for a shallow dish, which is made of the same material and has a large number of small holes 7 in the bottom surface 6, is placed face down.
A container 8 is provided with legs 9 attached thereto, and several pairs of hook-shaped protrusions 10 are attached at regular intervals on the bottom surface 6, which serves as the upper surface, and the space between the paper-like protrusions 5 of the fan of the container 3 is provided. Insert the hook-like projection 10, turn the container 8 so that it overlaps the paper-like projection 5 of the fan, align the thread bottom 11 of the container 8 with the thread bottom 4 of the container 3, and combine the containers 3 and 8 into one body. It is a double-bottomed steamer, and both the upper and lower containers can be attached and detached. It should be noted that this vessel can be used with an ordinary pot, and to take out the steamer, insert the tip of the hanging fitting 13 into the hole 12 drilled in the upper side of the container 3 and hang it out.

As detailed above, this steamer is a traditional steamer that doubles as a bamboo basket, an aluminum inner bottom, and a plate, so there is no need for cloth or plates, and it is a steamer that steams rice and side dishes directly into the steamer. Boiling water and splashes are blocked by the lower bottom 6, making it a steamer that allows you to steam rice and side dishes easily and deliciously without getting them wet. still,
There are products with excellent practical value that can be easily washed with water after use, just like washing a teacup.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is a side view of the container 3 and the hanging hardware, Fig. 2 is a side view of the container 8, Fig. 3 is a plan view of the steamer, Fig. 4 is an enlarged perspective view of the paper-like protrusions and hook-like protrusions of the fan, Figure 5 is a diagram showing the steamer in use. 1...Bottom surface of container 3, 2...Pore of container 3, 3
... Container, 4 ... Thread bottom of container 3, 5 ... Paper-like protrusion of fan, 6 ... Bottom of container 8, 7 ... Small hole of container 8, 8 ... Container, 9 ... Leg of container 8 , 10... Hook-shaped projection, 11... Thread bottom of container 8, 12... Hole for lifting the steamer, 13... Hanging fitting, 14... Boiling water.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Side and bottom surfaces 1 made of ceramic or sheet metal material
A container 3 with several pairs of fan-like paper-like protrusions attached to the thread bottom 4 of a deep dish-like container 3 with a large number of pores 2 in the bottom surface 6;
A shallow dish-like container 8 with a large number of small holes 7 is placed face down, legs 9 are attached to the container 8, and several pairs of hook-like protrusions 10 are attached at regular intervals on the bottom surface 6, which serves as the upper surface. A double bottom made by inserting the hook-like protrusion 10 into the space of the paper-like protrusion 5 of the fan and turning the container 8 so as to overlap the paper-like protrusion 5 of the fan so that the container 3 and the container 8 are combined and integrated. steamer.