RU2524326C1 - Tableware washing device - Google Patents

Abstract

FIELD: personal use articles.

SUBSTANCE: device contains a collapsible framework in the form of a rectangular parallelepiped with a slanted upper frame on opposite sides whereof clamps are mounted wherein a sponge represented by a foamed rubber or polyurethane foam plate is fixed wherein through shaped slots are cut matching the width of a table spoon, a tea spoon, a fork, a knife and a serving spoon. The shaped slots for each tableware article are congruent to their cross-section shape, with the fork slot additionally having an upper and a lower piked edges; there are turning rectangular lodgements with inner cavities mounted at the lower ends of the framework vertical bars.

EFFECT: water saving and washing time reduction.

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Description

The present invention relates to the field of public utilities, the operating system of household auxiliary kitchen appliances intended for manual washing of cutlery.

There is a known problem of high water consumption when washing cutlery manually, due to their turning and turning under the stream, with useless water pouring at this time.

Known dishwasher containing a housing, a fluid supply device, a fluid heating device associated with a hot water system, a device for outputting heated liquid not used for washing dishes outside the dishwasher, and an external control panel, water temperature controller and drain pump, see Application for invention No. 2009117720, A47L 15/00, dated 12.05.2009.

However, the known dishwasher is a high-tech device, which is determined by its structural, schematic and technological complexity, which means large dimensions, high cost and complexity of operation and maintenance.

A known system for washing cutlery, in which each cutlery, for example a tablespoon or teaspoon, or a fork, or a knife, or a dispensing spoon, begins to be washed with a sponge of foam rubber or foam rubber moistened with soapy water under running water, first on one side of an ellipse-like scoop tablespoon, or teaspoon, or serving spoon, or fork teeth, or knife blades, then turn the cutlery over and wash the back of it, after which the appliance is turned and the cutlery handles are turned on both sides with a turn, see ait http://foren.germany.ru/arch/haus/f/13158453.html

However, the use of the known cutlery washing system causes a large water loss. This is due to the fact that with such washing, each cutlery has to be turned back and turned over at its ends. At the same time, water continues to pour uselessly. This also increases the duration of the wash.

The aim of the present invention is to achieve a technical result for saving water and reducing washing time.

The specified technical result is achieved by the fact that in the known system containing a sponge made of foam rubber or foam rubber, it is proposed to perform in the form of a collapsible frame of a rectangular parallelepiped with an inclined upper frame, on the opposite sides of which there are clamps in which the sponge is fixed in the form of a foam plate rubber, in which through curly slots are cut with dimensions corresponding to the width of the tablespoon and teaspoon and fork and knife and the serving spoon, with curly cuts for each The top of the appliance is congruent to the shape of their cross section, a curved cutout for the plug is proposed to additionally be made with lower and upper toothed edges, and it is proposed to install rotary rectangular tool holders with internal cavities at the lower ends of the vertical planks of the frame.

The claimed invention is illustrated in graphic materials. Figure 1 shows the design of a device for washing cutlery, figure 2 shows an enlarged slot for passing a fork, figure 3 shows the position of the allotted rectangular lodgement 7 when parsing the frame 2 of a rectangular parallelepiped.

A device for washing cutlery includes:

1) a foam rubber or foam sponge;

2) frame of a rectangular parallelepiped;

3) an inclined upper frame;

4) clamps for sponge 1;

5) through curly slots for cutlery;

6) the serrated edges of the slot for the forks;

7. rotary rectangular tool holders with internal cavities.

A device for washing cutlery consists of a sponge 1 made of foam rubber or foam rubber. The sponge 1 is fixed by means of clamps 4 between two opposite and parallel sides of the frame 2 of a rectangular parallelepiped. In the sponge 1, there are cut through curly slots 5 with dimensions corresponding to the width of the tablespoon and teaspoon and fork and knife and the serving spoon. At the same time, through the curly slots 5 for each cutlery are congruent to the shape of their cross section, and the curly slit 5 for the fork additionally has lower and upper toothed edges 6, the teeth of which are opposite each other. The slats of the frame 2 of the parallelepiped are connected to adjacent on axial hinges.

When assembling the frame 2 of a rectangular parallelepiped, rectangular lodgements 7 with internal cavities are rotated so that the lower horizontal strips of the frame 2 lie in their internal cavities. After washing, the frame 2 is disassembled. At the same time, rectangular lodgements 7 with internal cavities are turned outward to release the horizontal strips of the base of the frame 2 of the parallelepiped and allow them to occupy a vertical position, see FIG. 3. After this, the frame 2 is folded into one plane and hung for drying on a hook.

With a device for washing cutlery work as follows.

The user collects the frame 2 of a rectangular box, fastens the sponge 1 in the clamps 4 and puts the frame 2 on the bottom of the kitchen sink (not shown) under the tap of warm water. Then it moistens sponge 1 with soapy water and opens the faucet of warm water. Next, the user takes one of the cutlery 7 and pokes it through the corresponding figured through slot 5 in the sponge 1. For example, a tablespoon is passed through its slot 5, a teaspoon through its own, etc. At the same time, the edges of the slit 5 of the jaw 1 erase food residues from the entire surface of the cutlery 7, both from the front and from the back, and the cutlery itself falls to the bottom of the sink, see Figure 1. When passing the plug through its slot 5, the serrated edges 6 penetrate into the interdental spaces of the fork, see Figure 2, which further provides for their cleaning, while in the conditions of the previous washing this could not be done.

Thus, through their slots 5 pass all the cutlery.

All cutlery under the influence of friction on the edges of the cracks 5, when exposed to a soap solution of the sponge 1 and water are cleaned and washed.

After washing, the water is turned off.

After that, the user checks the quality of washing all the cutlery and, if necessary, conducts a repeated washing operation for some cutlery.

After washing, the sponge 1 is released from the clamps 4, squeezed and inserted again into its original place. The frame 2 is disassembled, folded and hung on a hook in an upright position.

As you can see, in this device, when washing each cutlery, the last one does not turn over and does not turn, as is done in the prototype, but is cleaned and washed in one action. Thus, water is not wasted uselessly, and the washing time is significantly reduced, i.e. the achievement of the technical result is achieved.

The design of the present invention is new, previously unknown, which indicates its compliance with the patentability criterion - novelty.

The present invention can be made in the conditions of a locksmith workshop, which indicates its compliance with the patentability criterion - industrial applicability.

Claims (1)

A device for washing cutlery containing a foam rubber sponge, characterized in that it comprises a collapsible rectangular parallelepiped frame with an inclined upper frame, on the opposite sides of which clamps are mounted, in which a sponge is fixed in the form of a foam rubber plate in which through curly slots with dimensions corresponding to the width of the tablespoon and teaspoon, and fork, and knife, and the serving spoon, while curly cutouts for each cutlery are congruent to the shape of their cross section, the curved cutout for the fork additionally has lower and upper serrated edges, the teeth of which are located opposite each other, and rotatable rectangular lodgements with internal cavities are installed at the lower ends of the vertical slats of the frame.

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