RU201836U1 - HAND LIQUID CONTAINER WITH SPRAYER - Google Patents

Abstract

The idea behind the wrist liquid dispenser is to improve the convenience and safety of users when using hand sanitizers by eliminating the need to touch the dispenser and container containing hand sanitizers with fingers and palms.

While on the street, in public places, people touch various objects contaminated with microorganisms hazardous to health and life. Many people use hand sanitizers to keep themselves safe. In the process of using antiseptic agents, users touch the container and the sprayer with their fingers and palms with harmful bacteria on them, thereby transferring these bacteria to their surface. After use, the contaminated container with the spray is returned to the bag or pocket, where they come into contact with other objects in there, transferring harmful bacteria to them, as well as to the bag or pocket itself. By touching these objects, as well as touching the bag or pocket itself, or repeatedly touching the spray container, the user can become reinfected without realizing it.

Thus, the use of existing devices for the disinfection of hand surfaces has significant drawbacks in terms of the safety of their use and entails the threat of re-infection of users. The claimed device eliminates the need to touch it with fingers and palms, thereby eliminating or significantly reducing the likelihood of harmful bacteria getting on its surface.

The claimed device will be especially useful for doctors who are constantly in contact with contaminated objects and sick people, for shop assistants, for cleaners, scavengers and other people whose work is associated with constant contact with a large number of people and objects.

Another advantage of the claimed utility model is its ease of use. Many users do not carry antiseptics with them, as this may be inconvenient for them. The spray container can take up too much space in pockets or bags and must be removed and put back each time to use. The wrist liquid spray is always at hand like a wrist watch and can be used if necessary easily and quickly, with one movement of the hand, it can have a compact size and a beautiful, stylish appearance. The wrist dispenser can have a strap long enough to be worn over the sleeve of a garment, and can be refilled with liquid repeatedly and repeatedly.

A handheld liquid spray can be successful and widespread throughout the world, and can save the health and lives of many people.

Description

The utility model relates to means for storing and spraying liquids, namely liquids containing antiseptic substances. The essence of the invention lies in the fact that a container with a liquid atomizer attached to it can be attached to the user's hand like a wristwatch.

The task to be solved by the declared useful model is to increase the level of convenience and safety of users when using antiseptic agents for disinfecting the surfaces of their hands.

This problem is solved due to the fact that the container has a strap attachment on the surface of its body, with the help of which the container with the sprayer attached to it is attached to the user's hand.

The technical result of using this solution will be the possibility of attaching the container with the liquid and the spray to the user's hand and spraying the liquid from the container without touching the container and the sprayer with fingers and palms. Spraying liquid occurs when the hand is tilted with the container attached to it and the sprayer downwards, when the spray lever is pressed with the wrist or forearm of the other hand. The nozzle design does not have a long siphon tube, and the liquid enters directly into the inlet of the spray system by tilting the spray container downward, as much as necessary as the liquid decreases.

The essence of the device is illustrated by a drawing:

FIG. 1 - Side view, where: 1 - container body, 2 - cover, 3 - sealing nut, 4 - part connecting the atomizer body to the container lid, 5 - atomizer body, 6 - piston, 7 - ball-shaped inlet valve, 8 - spring, 9 - exhaust valve, 10 - head, 11 - lever driving the piston, 12 - lever axis.

FIG. 2 - Disassembled container with atomizer, where: 1 - container body, 2 - cover, 5 - atomizer body, 10 - atomizer head, 11 - lever, 13 - attachments on the container body for a strap, 14 - strap.

FIG. 3 - The process of using the utility model, where: 1 - the body of the container, 5 - the body of the sprayer, 15 - one hand of the user, on which the container with the liquid and the sprayer is fixed using a strap (14), 16 - the second hand of the user, with the wrist of which the user presses on the sprayer lever (P) to spray the liquid.

Claims (2)

1. A hand-held container for a liquid with a spray, consisting of a body consisting of a container for a liquid and an attached liquid atomizer, characterized in that the body of the container for a liquid has a strap attachment on its surface, with which the container for a liquid can be attached to the user's hand. 2. A hand-held container for a liquid with an atomizer according to claim 1, characterized in that the structure of the atomizer does not have a siphon tube and atomization occurs as a result of the liquid entering directly into the inlet of the atomizing system when the container with the atomizer is tilted downward.

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