JPS6330261Y2 - - Google Patents

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[Detailed Description of the Invention] (Industrial Application Field) The present invention relates to an improvement of a face brush used for applying soap, shaving cream, etc. when washing the face or shaving beard or other hair.

(Prior Art) One of the most commonly known conventional face brushes is one in which a cylindrical brush stand is provided with bristles on the upper end surface. Also, one that has been used recently is the structure shown in FIG. This is a head a that has an upwardly facing flock b, a flat belt-shaped handle c that extends from the head a, and a hanging hole d at its tail end, and is commonly used. Its shape is similar to that of the hair brush.

(Problem to be solved by the invention) After use, the former structure is placed with the brush stand upright with the bristles facing upwards, so the moisture attached to the bristles collects at the base of the bristles, resulting in It does not dry well and is unsanitary. Therefore, in order to solve this problem, it is possible to hang the flocked body with the flocked body facing down, but there is a problem in that it cannot be hung if there is no hanging hardware installed on the wall of the restroom etc. .

The latter, shown in Figure 6, has exactly the same problem as the former, and in addition to this type of brush, the flocked body is soft, so when sold as a product, in addition to a package that covers the entire body, a cover that covers only the flocked body is required. is required separately, which increases the cost of packaging, and also has the disadvantage that the bristles may bend or break if the bristles are not placed in a sturdy case when traveling or the like.

The present invention was developed to solve the above-mentioned problems.The purpose of this invention is to enable suitable drying after use even when the product is placed on a table, and also to allow the product to be used when selling or carrying the product. This provides a convenient face brush that can protect the brush.

(Means for Solving the Problems) In order to achieve the above-mentioned purpose, the face brush of this invention has a head part 1 having a flocked part 3 on the inner surface 2.
and a leg part 9 having a flat mounting surface 7 and a hanging hole 8, which connects the head part 1 and the leg part 9 to each other, and also connects the head part 1 and the leg part 9 with each other, with the flocked part 3 of the head part 1 facing downward. The body part 10 is provided with a bendable pivot part 12 on the inside so as to face the hanging hole 8 of the part 9 with a gap, and one inner side of the pivot part 12 is in contact with the other side. A stopper 12' is provided on one side of the outer surface of the pivot portion 12 to maintain the bent posture in which the flocked portion 3 and the hanging hole 8 face each other, and the stopper 12' abuts against the other side when the pivot portion 12 is raised to maintain the standing posture. A stopper 12'' is provided, and the diameter D of the flocked portion 3 is smaller than the diameters D' and D'' of the head 1 and leg portions 9.

(Function) FIG. 1 shows the state of use, in which the head 1 and the legs 9 are in an upright state, and the brush is used by gripping it with the fingers shown in phantom lines. At this time, the little finger is suitably engaged with the hanging hole 8, and the brush will not slip even if it is slimy with soap. FIG. 2 shows the placed state, and the brush is dried or stored in this state. In other words, from the state shown in Figure 1, the head 1 is moved to the pivot point 1.
If you bend the waist inward through 2 as shown in Figure 2,
The bent-back posture is maintained by contact with a first stopper 12' provided on the pivot portion 12. In this way, the water adhering to the flocked part 3 drips downward, and the dripped water flows down preferably from the hole 8 or the vicinity of the hole 8 toward the hanging hole 8 provided in the leg part 9 facing the flocked part 3. do. Further, the area around the flocked portion 3 is open, providing good ventilation and drying.

FIG. 3 is a plan view of FIG. 2, and as is clear from FIG. 4, in the bent-back posture, the flocked portion 3 is located in the projection area of the head 1 and legs 9 and is covered from above and below.

(Embodiment) Figs. 1 to 5 show one embodiment of the present invention.
The brush according to this invention is made of an upper half 5 and a lower half 11, and is made of hard plastic or wood. The upper half 5 is in the shape of a flat racket, with a head 1 and a body part 4. The inner surface 2 of the head 1 has a bristle section 3 with relatively soft brush bristles planted in a circular shape, and the outer surface 2' opposite the bristle section 3 is bulged out into a spherical shape. If the outer surface 2' of the head 1 were made spherical in this way, it would be unstable when used as a support surface, so this is provided so that the brush can always be placed as shown in Figure 2.

The lower half 11 has a leg portion 9 having an outer surface 6 as a flat mounting surface 7 and a hanging hole 8, and an upwardly inclined body portion 10 is provided following the leg portion 9. There is.

And the torso part 4 of the upper half body 5 and the lower half body 11
The torso 10 is pivotably connected inwardly via a pivot 12. In the illustrated embodiment, a protruding piece 4' protrudes from the trunk portion 4 side of the pivot support 12, and bifurcated pieces 10', 10' that clamp the protruding piece 4' from the trunk part 10 side.
are provided protrudingly, and these are fitted and pivotally connected by a pin 13. At this time, first stoppers 12', 12' are provided on the inner surface of both sides of the protrusion 4' of the torso part 4 in order to maintain the bent posture when the upper body 5 bends at the waist.
In addition, second stoppers 12'', 12'' are provided on the outer surface side on both sides of the protruding piece 4' to maintain the standing posture when the upper body 5 is raised. When bent at the waist, as shown in FIG. 2, it becomes approximately U-shaped when viewed from the side, and the flocked portion 3 of the head 1 faces downward with an appropriate gap between it and the hanging hole 8 of the leg 9. They are configured to face each other.

Note that the forked pieces 10', 10' of the projecting piece 4' may be provided on opposite sides.

In addition, the positions of the flocked part 3 of the upper half body 5 and the hanging hole 8 of the lower half body 11 are provided at opposing positions, as is clear from FIGS. The diameter D of 3 is the diameter D' of the head 1 and the leg 9,
The diameter is smaller than D″. Figure 5 shows A in Figure 1.
- A cross section is shown, and if the shape of the hanging hole 8 and the shape of the leg part 9 are tapered in the cross section, the flow of the dripping water will be suitable as shown by the arrow.

(Effect of the invention) The present invention allows the head 1 to be held in a bent-back posture and a raised-back posture with respect to the legs 9. By using the flat mounting surface 7 and placing it in an appropriate place, the water adhering to the flocked part 3 will drip downward and be sufficiently drained, and the hair in the flocked part 3 will become dense and the hair in the flocked hole will be removed. It is very hygienic as some hair transplant bases are completely dry. Further, at this time, since the flocked portion 3 and the hanging hole 8 are opposed to each other, the water dripping from the flocked portion 3 can flow down appropriately. Furthermore, the periphery of the flocked portion 3 is open, providing good ventilation, and this also allows for good drying. Furthermore, when the waist is bent, the diameter D of the flocked part 3 is smaller than the respective diameters D' and D'' of the head 1 and leg parts 9, so the flocked part 3 is within the projection area from both the upper and lower parts. , the hair in the flocked part 3 can be protected from other objects.As a result, when carrying it around, for example when traveling, after use and drying, it is sufficient to wrap the head 1 and leg parts 9 in paper cloth, etc., so that the hair does not break or fall. Furthermore, when selling the product as a product, it is not necessary to provide a special cover to cover the flocked portion as explained in the conventional example shown in FIG. 6, and the product can be provided at low cost.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figure 1 is a perspective view of the face brush according to the present invention when in use, Figure 2 is a side view of the face brush in a bent state, Figure 3 is a plan view of Figure 2, Figure 4 is a bottom view of Figure 2, and Figure 4 is a bottom view of Figure 2. 5 is a sectional view taken along the line A-A in FIG. 1, and FIG. 6 is a perspective view of the conventional example. 1... Head, 2... Inner surface, 3... Flocked part, 4...
... Part of body, 5 ... Upper half, 7 ... Placement surface, 8 ...
...Hanging hole, 9... Legs, 10... Torso, 11...
Lower body, 12... Pivotal part, 12', 12''... First and second stoppers.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A head 1 having a flocked part 3 on the inner surface 2, a leg 9 having a flat mounting surface 7 on the outer surface and a hanging hole 8, and connecting the head 1 and the leg 9 to each other. A body part 10 is provided with a pivot part 12 that can be bent freely on the inside so that the flocked part 3 of the part 1 faces downward and faces the hanging hole 8 of the leg part 9 with a gap therebetween. A stopper 12' is provided on one of the inner surfaces of the holder, which abuts against the other side and maintains a bent posture in which the flocked portion 3 and the hanging hole 8 face each other.
A stopper 12'' is provided on one side of the outer surface of the pivot portion 12, and the stopper 12'' comes into contact with the other side to maintain the standing posture when standing up. A face brush characterized by a smaller diameter than D″.