KR20110088034A - Apparatus wiping the wetness after bidet - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to an apparatus for removing water after a bidet for removing water generated during washing using a bidet. The post-bidet water removal apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention is a post-bidet water removal apparatus mounted with an opening of the toilet seat and an inner surface of the toilet seat cover as an installation space to remove water from the washing site after the bidet. A tissue case in which tissues are stacked and stored on the inside of the toilet seat cover, and the tissues stacked and stored in the tissue case are supplied to the front of the tissue case in the inner side and the bottom of the tissue case. Carriage bar is installed over, the side direction of the tissue case as the rotation axis, the drive shaft to move the front and rear in close contact with the carriage bar, the drive motor for rotationally driving the drive shaft, and the tissue supplied to the front of the tissue case is Supporter installed on the bottom of the bidet to contact the cleaning site It should. According to the present invention, it is possible to reduce the finishing time after washing and the amount of electricity used, rather than the drying method that relies only on the drying pan, and it is hygienic because no hands are used. In addition, it is possible to reduce the amount of tissue used by hand than using a tissue to remove water, and also to reduce the amount of water used because there is no need to wash hands, which helps in saving resources.

Description

Apparatus wiping the wetness after bidet}

The present invention relates to a post bidet dewatering device for removing water from a washing site after a bidet.

As the quality of life improved, the facilities of the bathroom became more convenient and sanitary, and one of them was a bidet. Existing bidets are designed to remove water from the cleaning site by operating a drying fan after cleaning. However, it takes a lot of time to finish the drying only by the operation of the drying pan, so after finishing cleaning by using a hand to wipe the water with a tissue to finish the after treatment.

In addition to the problem of non-hygienic, when using the toilet paper by hand, an average of about 1m of tissue is used to remove water once, and after using the tissue, water is used for hand washing.

Accordingly, there has been a demand for complementing the drying function of existing bidets. In the Utility Model Registration 20-0405401, a toilet paper replacement coverlet was devised, but since the pad is installed on the toilet seat cover, it is inconvenient in use and unsanitary. That is, a coverlet for removing water is attached to the toilet seat cover so that posture can be used, and there is a problem in that it is necessary to change the coverlet for hygiene after one use.

The present invention has been created to solve the problems described above, the problem to be solved by the present invention can reduce the post-finishing time and electricity consumption after the cleaning than the drying method that relies only on the drying pan, and do not use hands It is to provide a sanitizing device after the sanitary bidet.

Another problem to be solved by the present invention is to reduce the amount of tissue used than using a tissue to remove the water by hand, and also to reduce the amount of water used because no hand washing, bidet to help save resources After that, it is to provide a water removal device.

In addition, another problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide an apparatus for removing water after the bidet can be easily applied to a variety of existing bidet, the appearance of the toilet is not damaged.

After the bidet bite removal apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention for achieving the above object is a bidet bite is mounted using the opening of the toilet seat and the inner surface of the toilet seat cover as an installation space to remove the water of the cleaning site after the bidet. A tissue device comprising: a tissue case in which a plurality of tissues are stacked and stored therein, and a tissue case having a backside coupled to the inside of the toilet seat cover, and the tissues stacked and stored in the tissue case to be supplied to the front of the tissue case. A carriage bar installed over the inner side of the lower surface and the inner side of the rear surface, the side of the tissue case is a rotation axis, the drive shaft for moving the carriage bar forward and backward in close contact with the carriage bar, the drive motor for rotationally driving the drive shaft, and the tissue case The rain so that the tissue supplied in front is in contact with the cleaning site Of and a supporter provided in the bottom surface.

The carriage bar includes a front of the carriage bar that is in contact with the tissue at the front end of the tissue case, a plurality of carriage bar is formed on the contact surface with the tissue so that the tissue is supplied to the front of the tissue case Clip needle, a protector is formed so that the plurality of clip needle is selectively exposed to the outside when the tissue is supplied, mounted on the contact surface with the tissue and movable forward and backward only in a predetermined section, the plurality of clip needle A protector elastic member having both ends connected to the protector and the carriage bar to control selective exposure of the carriage bar, and a carriage bar limit having one or more protrusions formed at an end thereof so that the protector does not leave the front of the carriage bar.

The tissue case includes a partition formed side by side at a predetermined interval with an inner side of the rear surface, and a lower plate formed in a square on the inner side of the lower surface, wherein the tissue storage portion of the front inner side and the carriage bar housing on the rear inner side by the partition. Can be partitioned into

The lower plate includes a first guide groove which is formed by recessing a predetermined length rearward along a moving path of the carriage bar at the front of the tissue case so that the front portion of the carriage bar can contact the tissue, and the tissue The case may include a second guide groove formed on an inner side of the rear surface of the carriage bar.

The lower plate may further include a lower plate limit formed at a recessed end of the first guide groove to limit movement of the protector and the front of the carriage bar together with the carriage bar limit when the carriage bar is moved backward.

The partition may include a partition groove formed at a lower end thereof to allow the carriage bar to pass therethrough.

The drive shaft may be installed below the carriage bar housing.

The tissue case may include a tissue supply hole formed horizontally at the lower end of the front surface so that the tissue may be supplied forward by the carriage bar.

The apparatus for removing water after a bidet according to an embodiment of the present invention may further include an auxiliary drive shaft installed in close contact with the drive shaft with the carriage bar interposed therebetween so as to rotate and move the carriage bar together with the drive shaft.

) 형태일 수 있다.The carriage bar is a parenthesis lying cross section (

) Form.

The drive shaft may include a drive shaft exposed portion exposed to the outside by horizontally penetrating both sides of the tissue case, the drive motor may be coupled to one side of the drive shaft exposed portion.

The supporter may include a supporter driving wheel for rotational driving.

The supporter may be formed in a U shape, and the supporter driving wheel may be coupled to one side end of the supporter rotation shaft extending to both sides of the supporter.

The apparatus for removing water after a bidet according to an embodiment of the present invention may further include a connecting member having both ends coupled to one side of the driving shaft exposed portion and the supporter driving wheel so that the supporter driving wheel is also rotated when the driving shaft rotates. Can be.

The connection member may include an elastic member.

The apparatus for removing water after the bidet according to the exemplary embodiment of the present invention rotates the driving shaft so that the carriage bar moves forward with the tissue to the front of the tissue case and reaches the lower portion of the cleaning part, so that the supporter is rotated together. The intermediate part of the carriage bar reaching the lower portion of the cleaning site may be pushed upward to bend to allow the tissue to contact the cleaning site.

According to the present invention, by automatically supplying the tissue to the cleaning site after the bidet, it is possible to reduce the post-finishing time and electricity consumption after cleaning than the drying method relying only on the drying pan, and it is hygienic because no hands are used.

In addition, by standardizing and supplying tissues used for water removal, the amount of tissue used can be reduced compared to when tissues are used to remove water by hand, and water consumption can be reduced because hand washing is not required. It helps.

In addition, by using the opening of the toilet seat and the inner surface of the toilet seat cover as an installation space, it can be easily applied to various existing bidets, and the appearance of the toilet is not damaged.

Figure 1a is a perspective view showing the toilet seat cover in a state where the toilet seat cover is coupled to the toilet seat cover of the toilet after removing the bidet according to an embodiment of the present invention.
1B is a perspective view showing a toilet seat closed state of a toilet seat cover of a toilet apparatus for removing water after a bidet according to an embodiment of the present invention in a closed state.
FIG. 2A is a side cross-sectional view taken along the line IIa-IIa of FIG. 1A. FIG.
FIG. 2B is a cross-sectional side view taken along the line IIb-IIb of FIG. 1B. FIG.
3 is an enlarged view of a dotted line part of FIG. 2.
Figure 4 is a perspective view schematically showing a drive motor mounted to the inside of the tissue case and the drive shaft.
FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line VV of FIG. 3, showing the inner side of the back surface of the tissue case. FIG.
6A is an exploded plan view of the front portion of the carriage bar.
6B is an exploded side view of the front portion of the carriage bar.
FIG. 7A is a plan view (A) and a side view (B) illustrating a state where the carriage bar is waiting for the operation standby position.
7B is a plan view (A) and a side view (B) showing a state where the clip needle is exposed out of the hole of the protector while the carriage bar starts to drive.
7C is a plan view (A) and a side view (B) illustrating a state in which the carriage bar is advanced toward the front of the tissue case.
FIG. 7D is a plan view (A) and a side view (B) showing a state where the clip needle is re-inserted into the hole of the protector while the carriage bar is finished driving.
FIG. 7E is a plan view (A) and a side view (B) illustrating a state where the carriage bar is again waiting for the operation standby position.
Figure 8 is a perspective view showing the inside of the tissue case open to show the state after the bidet water removal apparatus in the operation standby position according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 9a is a schematic perspective view showing the inside of the tissue case open to show the state after the bidet water removal apparatus is advancing toward the cleaning area according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 9b is a schematic perspective view showing the inside of the tissue case open to show a state in which the water of the cleaning portion is removed by the apparatus after removing the bidet according to an embodiment of the present invention.
9C is a schematic perspective view showing the inside of the tissue case open to show a state in which the bent carriage bar is reduced in a straight line after the water of the cleaning site is removed.
FIG. 9D is a schematic perspective view showing the inside of the tissue case open to show a state in which the after-bid bidet removal apparatus according to one embodiment of the present invention is moving backward to an operation standby position.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

The apparatus for removing water after the bidet according to the embodiment of the present invention is a device for automatically finishing the drying process by supplementing the drying method by the drying fan of the existing bidet by automatically supplying tissue to remove water.

Figure 1a is a perspective view showing the toilet seat cover coupled to the toilet seat cover open state of the drainage apparatus after removing the bidet according to an embodiment of the present invention, Figure 1b after the bidet according to an embodiment of the present invention The toilet seat case of the water removal device is a perspective view showing the toilet seat cover is closed state coupled to the toilet seat cover.

FIG. 2A is a side cross-sectional view taken along the line IIa-IIa of FIG. 1A, and FIG. 2B is a side cross-sectional view taken along the line IIb-IIb of FIG. 1B.

3 is an enlarged view of a dotted line part of FIG. 2.

4 is a perspective view schematically showing a drive motor mounted on the inside of the tissue case and the drive shaft, and FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line V-V of FIG. 3 to show the inside of the rear surface of the tissue case.

As shown in FIGS. 1 to 5, the apparatus for removing post-bidet 100 according to an embodiment of the present invention may include openings of the toilet seat 420 and the toilet seat cover 410 to remove water from the post-bidet cleaning area. The apparatus for removing water after the bidet is installed using the inner side as an installation space, wherein the tissue case 110 is stacked and stored therein, and the tissue case 110 is coupled to the back of the toilet seat cover 410. Carriage bar 120 and tissues installed on the inner side of the lower surface of the tissue case 110 and the inner side of the rear surface so that the tissue 200 stacked on the tissue case 110 is supplied to the front of the tissue case 110. The side direction of the case 110 is a rotation axis, the drive shaft 130 for closely moving the carriage bar 120 to move forward and backward, the drive motor 150 for rotationally driving the drive shaft 130, and the tissue case 110 The tissue 200 supplied to the front to the cleaning site The supporter 160 is installed on the bottom surface 320 of the bidet 300 to be in contact.

As shown in FIG. 3, the tissue case 110 may include a tissue supply hole 117 horizontally formed at a lower end of the front surface so that the tissue 200 may be supplied forward by the carriage bar 120. have.

The box-shaped tissue case 110 serves as a body part in the apparatus for removing water after the bidet 100 according to the embodiment of the present invention and is coupled to the toilet seat cover 410, as illustrated in FIGS. 1 and 2. As described above, when the toilet seat cover 410 is closed, a space is utilized so that the tissue case is positioned in the opening of the toilet seat 50.

As shown in FIG. 3, the supporter 160 pushes the intermediate part of the carriage bar 120 upward by moving forward to the tissue case 110 to reach the cleaning part and pushes the tissue 200 to the cleaning part. It serves to closely contact, and considering the driving form is preferably installed on the bottom surface 320 of the bidet 300.

For reference, the tissue 200 may be formed of a plurality of layers, and may be stored in a folded state in two or three stages depending on the inner depth of the tissue case 110.

By using a standardized tissue such as this, using the tissue by hand if the removed water can more reduce the amount of tissue, as well as because you do not have the hand washing can reduce water usage, it is helpful to save resources .

And while the tissue case 110 is coupled to the back surface inside the toilet seat cover 410 and at the same time the opening of the toilet seat 420 is utilized as an installation space of the water removal apparatus 100 after the bidet according to an embodiment of the present invention. This is a result of considering not to damage the appearance of the toilet while reinforcing the function of removing the bidet. That is, by using the opening of the toilet seat 420 and the inner surface of the toilet seat cover 410 as the installation space, it can be easily applied to existing various kinds of bidet, the appearance of the toilet is not damaged. In addition, the capacity of the tissue case 110 can be sufficiently secured by utilizing such a space, and thus it is convenient to maintain and install the toilet in a large number of places such as an office or a business office as well as a general home.

6A is an exploded plan view of the carriage bar front part, and FIG. 6B is an exploded side view of the carriage bar front part. 7A is a plan view (A) and a side view (B) showing a state where the carriage bar is waiting for the operation standby position, and FIG. 7B is a plan view showing a state where the clip needle is exposed out of the hole of the protector while the carriage bar starts to drive. A) and a side view (B), and FIG. 7C is a plan view (A) and a side view (B) showing a state in which the carriage bar is advanced toward the front of the tissue case. 7D is a plan view (A) and a side view (B) illustrating a state in which the clip needle is re-inserted into the hole of the protector while the carriage bar is finished driving, and FIG. 7E is a plan view showing the carriage bar waiting for the operation standby position again. (A) and a side view (B).

As shown in FIG. 6 and FIGS. 7A to 7E, the carriage bar 120 includes a carriage bar front end 121 contacting the tissue 200 at the front end of the tissue case 110, and the carriage bar 120. The front portion 121 has a plurality of clip needles 123, a plurality of clip needles 123 formed on the contact surface with the tissue 200 so that the tissue 200 is supplied to the front of the tissue case 110, the tissue 200 A plurality of holes 125a are formed to be selectively exposed to the outside at the time of supply of the protectors 125 and the plurality of clip needles 123 which are mounted on the contact surface with the tissue 200 and move forward and backward only in a predetermined section. A protector elastic member 127 connected at both ends of the protector 125 and the carriage bar 120 to control selective exposure, and at least one end at the end such that the protector 125 does not leave the carriage bar front end 121. Carriage bar limit with projections (12 9) may be included.

The material of the carriage bar 120, which serves to pull the tissue 200 from the tissue case 110 and transports the tissue 200 to the cleaning site, is preferably made of a thin aluminum plate or stainless steel plate for corrosion prevention and hygiene.

As shown in FIGS. 7A and 7B, when the carriage bar 120 pulls the tissue 200 in front of the tissue case 110 and transports the tissue to the cleaning site, the plurality of clip needles 123 may be subjected to friction or clipping ( Clipping) serves to hold the tissue 200 to the front of the carriage bar 121. For this role, by way of example, the ends of the plurality of clip needles 123 may have a sawtooth shape.

In addition, the protector elastic member 127 may be a tension spring.

For example, referring to a driving process in which the carriage bar 120 supplies the tissue 200, as shown in FIG. 7A, the carriage bar 120 waiting at the operation standby position may move toward the front of the tissue case 110. When advanced as shown in FIG. 7B, the protector 125 is pulled back into place under the influence of the tension spring, which is the protector elastic member 127, and thus the plurality of clip needles that have been immersed inside the protector 125. The 123 is exposed to the outside through the hole 125a of the protector 125. The tissue 200 is caught by the exposed clip needle 123 through friction or clipping, and the tissue 200 is supplied to the front of the tissue case 110 by the advancement of the carriage bar 120.

The protector elastic member 127 installed between the carriage bar 120 and the protector 125 has a lower plate limit (when the protector 125 is pulled backward when the carriage bar 120 moves forward or when the carriage bar 120 moves backward). By protecting the protector 125 controlled by 133b) to move forward relative to the backward of the carriage bar 120, a function of automatically exposing or infiltrating the plurality of clip needles 123 is performed. .

) 형태일 수 있다.In addition, the carriage bar 120 is a parenthesis lying cross section (

) Form.

) 형태로 함으로써, 캐리지바(120)가 상향으로는 쉽게 구부러지면서도 하향으로는 처지거나 꺾이지 않는 특성을 갖도록 할 수 있다. 이를 통해 서포터(160)가 캐리지바(120)를 상향으로 밀어 올릴 때에는 쉽게 구부러지게 되고, 서포터(160)가 캐리지바(120)를 상향으로 밀어 올리는 것을 마치고 작동 대기 위치로 돌아갈 때에는 캐리지바(120)는 하향으로 쉽게 처지거나 꺾이지 않고 길이 방향으로 일직선인 형태로 모양이 환원되게 된다.Parentheses lying on the cross section of the carriage bar 120 (

In this case, the carriage bar 120 may be easily bent upwards, but may not be sag or bent downwards. Through this, when the supporter 160 pushes the carriage bar 120 upward, the supporter 160 easily bends, and when the supporter 160 finishes pushing the carriage bar 120 upward, the carriage bar 120 returns to the operation standby position. ) Is reduced in shape in a straight line in the longitudinal direction without being easily sag or bent downward.

As shown in FIG. 3, the tissue case 110 includes a partition 111 formed side by side at a predetermined interval with an inner side of a rear surface, and a lower plate 113 formed with a square on an inner side of a lower surface thereof. It may be partitioned into a tissue receiving portion 111a of the front inner side and the carriage bar housing 111b of the rear side by the partition 111.

The predetermined interval between the partition 111 and the inner side of the back surface of the tissue case 110 may be an interval at which the tissue 200 may be sufficiently stored at the side of the tissue accommodating portion 111a, and the carriage bar housing ( 111b) may be sufficient distance for the carriage bar 120 to move.

In addition, the predetermined interval between the lower plate 113 and the inner side of the lower surface of the tissue case 110 may be sufficient interval for the carriage bar 120 to move forward or backward. In this case, as shown in FIGS. 7A to 7E, the protector elastic member 127 connected between the protector 125 and the carriage bar 120 mounted on the carriage bar front part 121 may also be smoothly operated. It is preferable that the gap is secured together.

The lower surface and the lower plate 113 of the tissue case 110 may be manufactured in a rectangular shape according to the spray angle of the cleaning nozzle 310 of the bidet 300.

The partition 111 may include a partition groove formed at a lower end thereof so that the carriage bar 120 may pass therethrough.

The drive shaft 130 may be installed below the carriage bar housing 111b.

The apparatus 100 for removing water after the bidet according to the exemplary embodiment of the present invention is in close contact with the drive shaft 130 with the carriage bar 120 interposed therebetween so as to move the carriage bar 120 by rotating with the drive shaft 130. It may further include an auxiliary drive shaft 140 is installed.

Referring to FIG. 3, the inside of the tissue case 110 may be divided into two spaces by the partition 111. The front space is a tissue accommodating portion 111a for accommodating the tissue 200, and the rear space is a carriage bar which pulls out the tissue 200 and transports the water in front of the tissue case 110 to a cleaning site to remove moisture. Carriage bar housing 111b for 120. The lower portion of the carriage bar housing 111b may be horizontally installed in a state where the driving shaft 130 and the auxiliary driving shaft 140 are in close contact with each other. For example, as shown in FIG. 5, the driving shaft 130 and the auxiliary shaft The rubber ring 133 may be mounted on the drive shaft 140 to increase the friction force.

The lower plate 113 is formed by recessing a predetermined length toward the rear along the moving path of the carriage bar 120 from the front of the tissue case 110 so that the carriage bar front part 121 can contact the tissue 200. The first guide groove 113a may be included, and the tissue case 110 may include a second guide groove 115 formed inside the rear surface of the carriage bar 120 along the movement path of the carriage bar 120.

The first guide groove 113a and the second guide groove 115 serve as guides to allow the carriage bar 120 to be stably moved.

As shown in FIG. 4, the first guide groove 113a is formed by recessing the front portion of the lower plate 113 by a predetermined length. At this time, the predetermined length may be secured to a length longer than the carriage bar front portion 121 is exposed to the outside of the lower plate 113, and referring to Figures 7a and 7b, only when the tissue 200 is required to supply The protector 125 may be secured by a length that can be driven to selectively expose the plurality of clip needles 123.

As shown in FIG. 5, the second guide groove 115 may be formed along the movement path of the cage bar 120 inside the rear surface of the tissue case 110. For example, the second guide groove 115 may be formed such that the inside of the rear surface of the tissue case 110 is recessed to a depth such that the carriage bar 120 may be stably moved forward or backward, or the carriage bar 120 may be recessed. By forming protrusions along both side surfaces of the moving path of the groove, the groove may be formed relatively to the moving path of the carriage bar 120.

As shown in FIG. 4, the lower plate 113 guides the first guide to limit the movement of the protector 125 and the carriage bar front part 121 together with the carriage bar limit 129 when the carriage bar 120 moves backward. It may further include a lower plate limit (113b) formed at the recessed end of the groove (113a).

For example, referring to a driving process in which the carriage bar 120 is retracted to the operation standby position after the supply of the tissue 200 of the carriage bar 120 is completed, the lower plate limit 113b is illustrated in FIGS. 7C and 7D. As described above, the end of the protector 125 is locked to restrict the movement of the protector 125 so that the protector 125 does not go out of the first guide groove 113a and under the lower plate 113. As described above, the carriage bar 120 has a plurality of clip needles 123 as shown in FIGS. 7D and 7E while the protector 125 is end-limited by the lower plate limit 113b. It is further reversed by a distance that can be immersed into the hole 125a formed in the 125. Therefore, when the carriage bar 120 is reversed, the tissue 200 is not caught by the plurality of clip needles 123. Due to the reverse, as shown in FIG. 7E, the other end of the protector 125 is brought into contact with the carriage bar limit 129 formed at the end of the carriage bar 120, and the carriage bar 120 is in an operation standby position. Completely returned.

6 and 7A to 7E, the protector 125 is provided with a plurality of holes 125a through which the plurality of clip needles 123 are exposed or immersed in the protector 125. 125 is mounted to the carriage bar front end 121 to move back and forth by a distance capable of selectively exposing or immersing the plurality of clip needles 123 through the plurality of holes 125a. That is, the carriage bar front part 121 has a structure that serves as a track when the protector 125 moves.

In addition, when looking at the side of the protector elastic member 127, as the carriage bar 120 contacts the tissue 200 to the cleaning site and back to the operation standby position, the protector 125 also reverses and then the lower plate limit 80. In the state where the reverse is stopped by the protector 125, the protector 125 is located in front of the carriage bar 120 relative to the reverse, so that the plurality of clip needles 123 are immersed into the hole 125a formed in the protector 125. Will be. In other cases, that is, when the protector 125 is not in a state in which retraction is stopped by the lower plate limit 80, the protector 125 is pulled backward by the protector elastic member 127, so that the plurality of clip needles 123 are provided. This hole 125a is exposed to the outside. For example, when the driving motor 150 is operated in the standby state of the carriage bar 120, the carriage bar 120 is advanced, wherein the protector 125 is a tension force of the tension spring that is the protector elastic member 127. As a result, the stop state is temporarily maintained, and in the process, the plurality of clip needles 123 are exposed to the outside of the hole 125a of the protector 125. It is the role of the protector elastic member 127 to automatically expose or infiltrate the plurality of clip needles 123.

Figure 8 is a perspective view showing the inside of the tissue case open to show the state after the bidet water removal apparatus in the operation standby position according to an embodiment of the present invention.

As shown in FIGS. 4, 5, and 8, the driving shaft 130 may include a driving shaft exposing portion 131 exposed horizontally through both sides of the tissue case 110. In addition, as illustrated in FIGS. 4 and 5, the driving motor 150 may be coupled to one side of the driving shaft exposing portion 131.

That is, referring to FIG. 8, the drive shaft 130 penetrates both sides of the tissue case 110 horizontally so that both ends thereof are exposed to the outside of the tissue case, and one side of the two drive shaft exposed portions 131 is provided on the driving shaft. The drive motor 150 may be coupled to drive the rotation 130. Also, for example, a wire, which is a connection member 170 related to the operation of the supporter 160, may be bound to the other side of the two driving shaft exposed portions 131 so that the connection member 170 may be rotated or reversely rotated by the drive shaft 130. ) Wire can be wound or unwound.

In addition, the supporter 160 may include a supporter driving wheel 161 for rotational driving.

The supporter 160 may be formed in a U-shape, and the supporter driving wheel 161 may be coupled to one side end of the supporter rotation shaft 163 extending to both sides of the supporter 160.

And after the bidet water removal apparatus 100 according to an embodiment of the present invention both ends of the drive shaft exposed portion 131 and the supporter driving wheel 161 so that the supporter driving wheel 161 is also rotated when the drive shaft 130 is rotated. Each of the coupling member 170 may further include a coupling.

The connection member 170 may include an elastic member 171.

In exemplary embodiments, a wire may be used for the connection member 170, and a tension spring may be used for the elastic member 171. The supporter driving wheel 161 is driven to rotate by the pulling force of the wire, which is the connecting member 170 wound around the driving shaft exposed portion 131.

On the other hand, as shown in Figure 8, the supporter towing wheel 165 may be coupled to the other end of the supporter rotation shaft 163 extending to both sides of the supporter 160.

In addition, one side end of the supporter towing member 180 may be coupled to the supporter towing wheel 165, and the supporter towing member 180 may include a supporter towing elastic member 181. For example, the supporter towing member 180 may be configured in a form in which a wire and a tension spring are coupled to each other. And the other end of the supporter towing member 180 may be bound to the inner surface of the bidet 300.

The supporter towing elastic member 181 is wound while the supporter towing member 180 is wound on the supporter towing wheel 165 while the supporter 160 rotates while the bidet removal device 100 operates according to an embodiment of the present invention. Will increase. At this time, the supporter traction member 180 has a traction through the extended supporter traction elastic member 181. When the supporter 160 which has been rotated up is returned to the operation standby position, the supporter towing member 180 transmits traction force to the supporter rotation shaft 163 to automatically return the supporter 160 which has been rotated up to the operation standby position.

Figure 9a is a schematic perspective view showing the inside of the tissue case open to show the state after the bidet water removal apparatus is advancing toward the cleaning site according to an embodiment of the present invention, Figure 9b is an embodiment of the present invention Fig. 1 is a schematic perspective view showing the inside of the tissue case open to show a state in which the water of the cleaning site is removed by the water removal apparatus after the bidet according to the present invention. In addition, Figure 9c is a schematic perspective view showing the inside of the tissue case open to show a state in which the carriage bar is bent in a straight line after the water of the cleaning site is removed, Figure 9d is an embodiment of the present invention It is a schematic perspective view showing the inside of the tissue case open to show a state in which the draining device after the bidet is retracted to the operation standby position.

In the apparatus 100 for removing water after the bidet according to the embodiment of the present invention, the drive shaft 130 is driven to rotate so that the carriage bar 120 moves forward with the tissue 200 to the front of the tissue case 110 so as to have a lower portion of the cleaning site. When reached, the supporter 160 is also rotated by the supporter driving wheel 161 to push up the intermediate part of the carriage bar 120 reaching the lower part of the cleaning part so that the tissue 200 contacts the cleaning part. It may be characterized in that.

For example, referring to FIGS. 9A to 9D, the operation of the carriage bar 120 and the supporter 160 will be described in stages.

The wire, which is a connecting member 170 wound around the drive shaft exposed portion 131 through the rotation of the drive shaft 130 by the drive motor 150, pulls the supporter drive wheel 161 and rotates it (FIG. 9A), as a result. As the supporter 160 rotates and rises, the tissue 200 placed on the front of the carriage bar 121 is supported by lifting the intermediate portion of the carriage bar 120 that reaches the front of the tissue case 110 and reaches the lower portion of the cleaning area. ) Is brought into close contact with the cleaning site (FIG. 9B). Accordingly, water remaining after the bidet is removed.

On the contrary, the tension of the supporter traction member which is connected to the supporter traction wheel 165 at the same time as the wire which is the connection member 170 wound around the drive shaft exposure part 131 is reversed by the reverse rotation of the drive shaft 130 by the drive motor 150. Due to the supporter 160 is also rotated backwards, the carriage bar 120 was held down slowly to reduce to a straight line form and return to the operation standby position (Fig. 9c), the carriage bar 120 reduced to a straight line form also works It retracts inside the tissue case 110 which is a standby position and returns to an operation standby position (FIG. 9D).

For reference, the range in which the supporter 160 is rotated and raised may be limited by the position at which the supporter 160 is installed on the bottom surface 320 of the bidet 300. For example, when the supporter 160 is installed close to the front of the bottom 320 of the bidet 300, the supporter 160 may not be quickly caught by the jaw of the bottom 320, and thus the rotation angle and the elevation height may be increased. When the supporter 160 is installed far away from the front surface 320 of the bidet 300, the supporter 160 is quickly caught on the jaw of the bottom surface 320, so that the rotation angle and the elevation height may be reduced.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 8, the reason why the elastic member 171 is included in the connection member 170 is to smoothly open and close the toilet seat cover 410, and may be applied even when the positions of the cleaning sites are different. To do so.

For example, when the toilet seat cover rotation shaft 411 and the supporter rotation shaft 163 are different from each other, when only the wire that is the connecting member 170 is installed, the wire may not be stretched when the toilet seat cover 40 is closed. Therefore, the toilet seat cover 410 is smoothly opened and closed without such a problem by including the elastic member 171.

In addition, when the woman removes water from the cleaning site after using the bidet, the location of the cleaning site may be changed, so that the carriage bar 120 may need to be further advanced. In this case, the wire should be further wound on the drive shaft exposed part 131. Since the supporter 160 is limited to the bottom surface 320 of the bidet 300 so that it cannot be rotated up any more, the wire is only installed when the wire is installed. Since the problem occurs because it can not be stretched anymore, the elastic member 171 is included so that the position of the cleaning part can be applied even when the position of the cleaning part is different.

Thus, by automatically supplying the tissue to the cleaning site after the bidet, it is possible to reduce the finishing time and electricity consumption after cleaning than the drying method relying only on the drying pan, it is hygienic because you do not have to use hands.

Although the embodiments of the present invention have been described above, the scope of the present invention is not limited thereto, and it is recognized that the present invention is easily changed and equivalent by those skilled in the art to which the present invention pertains. Includes all changes and modifications to the scope of the matter.

100. Drain after draining device 110. Tissue case
111. Partitions 113. Bottom Plates
113a. First Guide Home 113b. Lower plate limit
115. Second Home 117. Tissue Supply Hole
120. Carriage bar 121. Carriage bar front part
123. Clip Needle 125. Protector
125a. Hole 127. Protector elastic member
129. Carriage bar limit 130. Drive shaft
131. Exposed drive shaft 133. Rubber ring
140. Auxiliary drive shaft 150. Drive motor
160. Supporter 161. Supporter drive wheel
163. Support Shaft Shaft 165. Supporter Traction Wheel
170. Connecting member 171. Elastic member
180. Supporter towing member 181. Supporter towing elastic member
200. Tissue 300. Bidet
310. Cleaning nozzle 320. Bottom
400. Toilet bowl 410. Toilet seat cover
411. Rotating shaft of toilet seat cover 420. Toilet seat

Claims (16)

An apparatus for removing water after a bidet, which is mounted using an opening of a toilet seat and an inner surface of a toilet seat cover as an installation space for removing water from a washing site after a bidet,
A tissue case in which a plurality of tissues are stacked and stored therein and a rear surface thereof is coupled to the inside of the toilet seat cover.
A carriage bar installed over the inner side of the bottom of the tissue case and the rear side of the tissue case so that the tissues stacked and stored in the tissue case are supplied to the front of the tissue case;
A driving shaft having the side direction of the tissue case as a rotation shaft and moving the front and rear in close contact with the carriage bar;
A drive motor for rotationally driving the drive shaft, and
And a supporter installed on the bottom of the bidet such that the tissue supplied to the front of the tissue case is in contact with the cleaning site. The method of claim 1,
The carriage bar includes a front of the carriage bar which is in contact with the tissue at the front end of the tissue case,
The front of the carriage bar
A plurality of clip needles formed on a contact surface with the tissue so that the tissue is supplied to the front of the tissue case;
A protector is formed so that the plurality of clip needle is selectively exposed to the outside when the tissue is supplied, mounted on the contact surface with the tissue and movable forward and backward only in a predetermined section,
A protector elastic member connected at both ends of the protector and the carriage bar to control selective exposure of the plurality of clip needles, and
And a carriage bar limit including one or more protrusions formed at an end thereof so that the protector does not leave the front portion of the carriage bar. The method of claim 2,
The tissue case
A partition formed side by side at a predetermined interval with the inner side of the back, and
Including a lower plate formed in a square on the inside of the lower surface,
The apparatus for removing water after a bidet is partitioned into a tissue storage unit inside the front side and a carriage bar housing inside the rear side by the partition. The method of claim 3,
The lower plate includes a first guide groove which is formed by recessing a predetermined length toward the rear along the moving path of the carriage bar at the front of the tissue case so that the front of the carriage bar contacts the tissue,
And the tissue case includes a second guide groove formed on an inner side of a rear surface of the carriage bar along a moving path of the carriage bar. The method of claim 4, wherein
The lower plate further includes a lower plate limit formed at a recessed end of the first guide groove to limit movement of the protector and the carriage bar front part together with the carriage bar limit when the carriage bar is reversed. Removal device. The method of claim 3,
The partition is a bidet water removal apparatus including a partition groove formed at the bottom so that the carriage bar can pass. The method of claim 3,
The drive shaft is a water removal apparatus after the bidet is installed in the lower portion of the carriage bar housing. The method of claim 1,
And the tissue case includes a tissue supply hole formed horizontally at the lower end of the front surface so that the tissue can be supplied forward by the carriage bar. The method of claim 1,
And a secondary drive shaft installed in close contact with the drive shaft with the carriage bar interposed therebetween so as to move the carriage bar by rotating together with the drive shaft. The method of claim 1,
The carriage bar is a parenthesis lying cross section (

) Bite after dehydrator. The method according to any one of claims 1 to 10,
The drive shaft includes a drive shaft exposed portion exposed to the outside through horizontally through both sides of the tissue case,
The drive motor is drained after the bidet coupled to one side of the drive shaft exposed portion. The method of claim 11,
The supporter is a water removal apparatus after the bidet including a supporter drive wheel for rotational drive. The method of claim 12,
The supporter is formed in a U-shape,
The supporter driving wheel is drained after the bidet coupled to one end of the support shaft axis of rotation extending to both sides of the supporter. The method of claim 12,
And a connecting member having both ends coupled to one side of the driving shaft exposed portion and the supporter driving wheel so that the supporter driving wheel also rotates when the driving shaft rotates. The method of claim 14,
And said connecting member comprises an elastic member. The method of claim 1,
When the drive shaft is driven to rotate so that the carriage bar moves forward with the tissue to the front of the tissue case to reach the lower portion of the cleaning portion, the supporter is also rotated together to reach an intermediate portion of the carriage bar reaching the lower portion of the cleaning portion. Push up upwards to bend so that the tissue is in contact with the cleaning site, characterized in that after removing the bidet.

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