RU2673429C2 - Soap dish - Google Patents

Abstract

FIELD: personal and household goods.

SUBSTANCE: proposed a soap dish, comprising a body of two hollow profiled halves in the form of two thin-walled shells interacting with each other with peripheral parts to form a cavity for placing soap. Each half is made of three elements: a peripheral one, an intermediate one and a central one. Central element is in the form of a rectangle with smaller sides rounded.

EFFECT: central and intermediate elements are made with the possibility of installing them both inside and outside the respective halves of the body and with the ability to interact with each other and with the response of the central and intermediate elements of the other half of the body with their peripheral parts.

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Description

The invention relates to sanitary-hygienic equipment, in particular, to the design of soap dishes, and can be used for industrial production of soap dishes.

A soap dish is known that contains a soap holder with holes for draining water at its base and ring grips for mounting on a tubular element (see USSR Patent No. 1831317, class A47K 5/00, published July 30, 93 in Bulletin No. 28).

Its disadvantage is the limited ability to use a soap dish, since it is installed only on a tubular element of a certain shape and size.

Known portable container holder for travel with plastic soap dishes containing a housing consisting of two hollow profiled halves in the form of two thin-walled shells interacting with each other in the peripheral parts with the formation of a cavity for placing soap (http://en.aliexpress.com/item/New- Portable-Travel-Plastic-Soap-Dish-Box-Holder-Container-Wash-Shower-Home-Bathroom-3-Colors / 32618402383.html? Spm = 2114.41010208.4.127.Y1n7al prototype).

The disadvantages of these soap holders is that the soap dish is initially produced for the largest possible piece of soap, which retains its shape and size for a short period of time. As a rule, in everyday life and long trips, pieces of soap are used, which are used by about 25-75%. All this leads to the fact that the volume of the soap box, calculated on the largest possible size and mass of a piece of soap and not taking into account its everyday wear, is not used optimally, which leads to an unjustified increase in the volume occupied by the soap box, especially in wearable things, in particular, when short-term business trips, tourist trips, trips to the country, etc. The use of several soap dishes of different sizes, like nesting dolls, to track the wear of soap, leads to even more cluttering the volume and the inability to use soap dishes of a smaller size on long trips.

The objective of the invention is to remedy these shortcomings and create a combined soap dish, which allows to provide from the same housing elements of the original base soap dish, soap dish of three different volumes - for a piece of soap in the initial period of its use, and until about 30% wear, for a piece of soap from its depreciation by 30% and before depreciation by 60%, and from depreciation from 60% to its final use, which will significantly reduce the useful volume occupied by a soap box in things, especially during short two-three day trips.

The solution to this problem is achieved by the fact that in the proposed soap dish containing a housing consisting of two hollow profiled halves in the form of two thin-walled shells interacting with each other with peripheral parts to form a cavity for soap, according to the invention, each half is made up of three peripheral elements intermediate and central, and the central element is made in the form of a rectangle with rounded smaller sides interacting with each other, and the central Native and intermediate elements are made with the possibility of their installation both inside and outside the corresponding halves of the housing, while the central and intermediate elements of one half are made with the possibility of interaction between themselves and with the corresponding central and intermediate elements of the other half of the housing with their peripheral parts.

The invention is illustrated by drawings, where in FIG. 1 shows a longitudinal section of the proposed soap dish in the initial position, FIG. 2 is a soap dish, a top view, in FIG. 3 is a longitudinal section of the proposed soap dish formed from the central elements of the halves.

The soap dish contains a housing consisting of two hollow profiled halves 1 and 2, made in the form of two thin-walled shells interacting with each other with peripheral parts to form a cavity for placing soap 3. Each half is made of three elements, peripheral 4, central 5 and intermediate 6 interacting with each other. The central element 5 is made in the form of a rectangle with rounded smaller sides. The central elements 5 and intermediate 6 are configured to interact with each other with their peripheral parts and with the mating central 5 and intermediate 6 elements of the other half of the housing with their peripheral parts.

The proposed soap dish is used as follows. At the initial moment of time, a bar of soap 3, having maximum dimensions and weight, is installed inside the profiled halves 1 and 2. With an average wear of a bar of soap, its size decreases, and when a certain limit is reached, the intermediate elements 6 together with the central elements 5 are removed from peripheral 4, and with their help a new soap box of medium size is formed, corresponding to the size of the obtained piece of soap. With further deterioration of the bar of soap, its size decreases, and when a certain limit is reached, the central elements 5 are removed from the peripheral 4, and with their help a new soap box of a smaller size is formed, corresponding to the size of the obtained bar of soap. When acquiring a new bar of soap, the central elements 5 and intermediate 6 are inserted back into the peripheral 4 and the process is repeated.

Using the proposed technical solution will significantly reduce the amount occupied by the soap box in things, especially with short-term two or three day trips.

Claims (1)

A soap dish containing a case consisting of two hollow profiled halves in the form of two thin-walled shells interacting with each other with peripheral parts to form a cavity for placing soap, characterized in that each half is made up of three elements, peripheral, intermediate and central, with the central element made in the form of a rectangle with rounded smaller sides interacting with each other, and the Central and intermediate elements are made with the possibility of their installation new both inside and outside the corresponding halves of the housing, while the central and intermediate elements of one half are made with the possibility of interaction between each other and with the mating central and intermediate elements of the other half of the housing with their peripheral parts.

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