JPS6241672Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] This invention relates to an improvement of a hanger that evaporates aromatic, deodorizing or insect repellent components.

Conventionally, this type of hanger has a structure in which a fragrance, deodorizing agent, or insect repellent is stored inside the hanger, and a group of small holes are arranged at appropriate positions of the hanger to volatilize the aroma, deodorizing, or insect repellent component.

However, with the above configuration, when clothes are hung on the hanger, the clothes contact the small holes without any gaps, so if the volatilized aroma, deodorizing or insect repellent ingredients are strong, the parts of the clothes that contact the small holes may be affected. There is a risk that a pungent odor may be transferred or stains may occur.

In addition, if the fragrance, deodorization, or insect repellent ingredients are weak,
Since the small holes are closed by clothing, air cannot circulate within the fragrance, deodorizing, or insect repellent housing, resulting in a disadvantage that the fragrance, deodorizing, or insect repellent components are hardly volatilized.

This device was newly devised to solve the above problems all at once, and its purpose is to widen the volatilization range of aromatic, deodorizing, or insect repellent components to ensure that the aromatic, deodorizing, or insect repellent effects are reliable and effective. We provide a hanger that can be used in any way.

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the hanger according to this invention will be described based on the drawings.

The hanger 1 shown in FIG. 1 consists of a hollow hanger made of synthetic resin, with both side surfaces 4a on the outer end 4 side,
A volatilization hole 5 is formed in the middle of 4b.

In the volatilization hole 5, fins 51 are arranged in a row in the vertical direction at regular intervals, and the tips of the fins 51 extend outward from the edge of the volatilization hole 5.

In the case of this embodiment, the fin 51 is fixed in the volatilization hole 5 in an inclined position with its tip descending.

Further, a hole 6 is provided in the hanger bottom surface 4c, which is approximately at a position below the position where the vaporization hole 5 is disposed.

In the hollow portion 2 of the hanger 1 configured in this manner, aromatic agents, deodorizing agents, insect repellents, moisture proofing agents, etc. 7 and 8 are housed either singly or in an appropriate combination.

Here, the above-mentioned aromatic agent, deodorizing agent, insect repellent, moisture repellent, etc. may be of any type and shape as long as they can gradually volatilize their components.

In addition, regardless of the shape and configuration when stored in the hanger, whether it is in a storage bag with ventilation holes or in a storage box, or whether it is used as is without being packaged, in short, the components are in a state where they can volatilize. That's fine.

Therefore, when clothes are hung on the hanger 1 having the above structure, a gap is created between the clothes and the hanger due to the tips of the fins 51, and the clothes do not come into direct contact with the volatilization holes 5.

Then, the fragrance, deodorizing or insect repellent component is gradually volatilized through the volatilization holes 5 and permeates into the clothes appropriately.

That is, this is because the air flowing out from the volatilization hole 5 can be ventilated at least in the left-right direction or downwardly through the lowest part of the volatilization hole.

In addition, if a large number of holes 6 are provided in the bottom surface 4c, the air flowing in from the holes 6 can pass through the hollow part containing the fragrance, deodorization, or insect repellent and flow out from the volatilization hole 5. This is preferable because the range of volatilization of the deodorizing or insect repellent component is further expanded.

In this embodiment, the hanger 1 is straight, but if it is curved in one direction, the contact between the clothes and the hanger 1 at the diffusion hole 5 creates a wide space on the inner periphery of the curve, which is even more preferable.

In addition, in this invention, the volatilization hole 5 is provided on the outer end 5 side of the hanger 1, but since the outer end side of the clothes hung on the hanger corresponds to the sleeve part, it is especially important to put fragrances or deodorizers on the outer end side. When stored, the aromatic components permeate into the inner side of the sleeve of the garment, effectively emitting or deodorizing the garment.

In this embodiment, the volatilization holes 5 are formed on the long side (front and rear sides) of the outer end, but they may be formed on the short side (left and right sides).
In other words, it may be provided appropriately on the peripheral wall surface of the hanger.

Furthermore, the fins may be arranged in a parallel or upwardly inclined manner as long as they protrude outward from the volatilization holes.

Further, the fins may be replaced with protrusions, and in short, the shape and number of the protrusions are not limited as long as they do not completely close the volatilization holes.

If the opening of the volatilization hole is covered with a net or the like to allow ventilation, even if a small amount of fragrance, deodorization, or insect repellent is stored as is, it will not be dissipated to the outside.

Note that the above configuration is the same in the following embodiments.

The hanger 1 shown in FIG. 2 has a structure in which the upper wall surface at least on the opening side of the volatilization hole 5 is raised or protruded from the tip of the fin 51.

Therefore, since the clothes hung on the hanger 1 are guided by the protrusion or protrusion above the volatilization hole 5, the clothes and the fins 51 do not come into contact with each other and the fragrance, deodorization or insect repellent is more reliably carried out. It can volatilize components.

Incidentally, when a plurality of fins 51 are arranged in a row, the same effect can be achieved even if the tip of the uppermost fin 51 is made to protrude outward from the tips of the other fins 51.

Next, in this invention, when storing a fragrance or deodorizer and an insect repellent in the hollow part 2 of the hanger, it is preferable to compartmentalize and store both.

Therefore, as shown in the third figure, a partition wall 21 is provided to partition the inside of the hollow part 2, and an aromatic or deodorizing agent 7 is provided on the outer end side.
is housed, and an insect repellent 8 is housed on the proximal end side.

In this case, the partition wall 21 does not divide and seal the interior of the hollow part 2, but may have a shape sufficient to prevent the fragrance or deodorizer 7 from mixing with the insect repellent 8, allowing air to flow between them. A configuration that can be used is preferred.

This partition wall 21 may be fixed to any of the inner walls forming the hanger hollow part 2.

Further, in this invention, it is preferable that the hanger 1 has a structure in which a part thereof can be freely opened/closed or detached, so that the fragrance, deodorizer 7, or insect repellent 8 in the hollow part 2 can be freely taken in and out.

The hanger 1 shown in FIG. 4 is composed of a cassette-shaped accommodating part 9 with an open upper and one side, and a hollow hanger main body 11 provided with a notch 12 into which the accommodating part 9 is fitted without any gap. .

Here, the volatilization hole 5 having the fins 51 according to the present invention is formed in both side surfaces 91, 91 of the housing part 9, and a large number of pores 61 are formed in the bottom surface.

Further, a locking piece R1 for locking the hanger main body 11 is provided at the edge of the side surface 91, and is removably fitted into a locking portion R2 formed at a corresponding position of the notch 12 of the main body 11. .

In addition, the back surface 92 of the storage part 9 becomes a dividing wall that partitions the hanger hollow part 2 when attached, and separates the insect repellent from the fragrance or deodorizer housed in the hanger hollow part 2.

In the hanger 1 shown in FIG. 5, the bottom surface 13 of the hanger is 2
The illustrated example is divided into parts and hinged to the hanger main body 11 at the center so as to be openable and closable. Note that R3, R
4 is a locking means for removably connecting the hanger bottom surface 13 and the hanger main body 11, and 22 is a partition wall connected to the hanger bottom surface 13.

The locking means in each of the embodiments described above are not limited to the illustrated examples, and may be replaced with locking means of known construction as appropriate.

Further, the configuration for introducing and dispensing the fragrance, deodorizing agent, or insect repellent may include a door portion that can be opened and closed on a part of the bottom surface.In short, it goes without saying that the design can be modified in various ways without changing the gist of this invention.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1a is a side view showing one embodiment of the hanger according to this invention, Fig. 1b is a sectional view taken along the same line, and Fig.
The figure is a sectional view showing another embodiment, Figure 3 is a sectional view showing a different embodiment in which a partition wall is provided in the hollow part of the hanger, and Figures 4 and 5 show a part of the hanger that can be opened/closed or detached. FIG. 7 is a side view of still another embodiment showing an example of the configuration. 1 is a hanger, 2 is a hollow part of the hanger, 4 is an outer end of the hanger, 5 is a volatilization hole, 51 is a fin, and 6 is a hole.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] (1) A hanger whose hollow part is filled with an interior agent such as an air freshener, deodorizer, or insect repellent, with a volatilization hole opened in the outer peripheral wall of the hanger and a gap in the volatilization hole. It consists of fins that protrude outward through the fins and whose tips protrude outward from the circumferential surface of the hanger in which volatilization holes are formed, so that when clothes are hung on the hanger, the clothes close the volatilization holes. A hanger characterized by: (2) The hanger according to claim 1 of the utility model registration, characterized in that a part of the hanger is configured to be openable and closable, and an interior material housed in the hollow part of the hanger can be freely inserted and removed. (3) The hanger according to claim 1 of the utility model registration, characterized in that a part of the hanger is configured to be removable, and an interior material housed in the hollow part of the hanger can be inserted and removed.