RU36653U1 - PACKAGING WITH CONCENTRATED SYNTHETIC DETERGENT - Google Patents

Description

Packing with concentrated synthetic detergent

The utility model relates to household chemicals and, in particular, to synthetic detergents (hereinafter CMC) and more specifically to their packaging. Depending on the state of aggregation of the CMC: powdered, liquid, pasty, consumer containers are used - packs (boxes), cans (bottles), tubes (1), respectively.

The bulk of the Russian market is powdered CMC (more than 90%). When washing at home, the consumer uses volumetric dosing: a glass, a tablespoon or by eye. The leader of our CMC production market, Procter & Gamble, in the production of its new CMC formulations at AJC “Novomoskovskbytkhim adds dosage cups to powder bags, and informs the consumer on the rate of consumption of their powders, emphasizing their cost-effectiveness.

Recently, the dosage problem has been solved by tableting with CMC (2), when it is sufficient to use one or two tablets per washing in a strafal machine, depending on the degree of contamination of the products. This dosage method is simple and economical. Tablets, one or two, are packed in bags made of synthetic film, which are then packed in consumer goods - packs or boxes (3). The device is taken by us as a prototype. In use, the consumer opens the box (pack), then opens the bag and puts the tablet in the drum of the washing apple-tree.

When creating a useful model, the technical task is to expand the arsenal of packages with concentrated CMC, which provide a metered, and therefore economical rate of consumption of CMC per wash.

The technical task of the proposed utility model is the creation of packages with concentrated CMC, which has good ability to gradually dissolve the contents of CMC in it, combined with the ability to collect towels, hair, etc. inclusions that accumulate on clothing, underwear during use.

This problem is solved due to the fact that in a package with a concentrated synthetic detergent consisting of a packaging shell and a block placed inside it, carrying particles adhering to each other. A concentrated synthetic detergent designed for one wash, the block is made of a material with an open porous structure and provided with many holes.

Object: MKI device: V 65 V 29/02 The essence of the utility model is illustrated by examples of execution

the proposed tableted CMC with accompanying drawings, where:

in FIG. 1 is a schematic perspective view of a block carrying a CMC;

in FIG. 2 - block with holes.

As shown in the proposed FIG. 1 (first example), a tableted synthetic agent is made in the form of a block 1 of a material with a porous structure, for example, foam rubber.

In block 1 in the second example, a plurality of holes 2 having walls 3 can be made (FIG. 2). As is known, materials with an open porous structure are characterized by the presence in them of cells with jumpers separating the cells. Such materials are widely known in world practice, and in addition to the foam rubber specified as an example, they include polypropylene, polyurethane, polystyrene, etc.

In the simplest embodiment of the manufacture of the block, it is made of foam rubber mainly by volume cutting from a workpiece, for example, a sheet, and dipped for a while in a container with a concentrated liquid product - CMC. The liquid fills the cells and in the second example additionally holes 3.

Block 1, filled with concentrated liquid, is removed from the tank. After solidification, the CMC particles adhere to each other and additionally with the jumpers of the cells of the material - foam rubber, and the walls 3 (in the second example) of the set of holes 2 made in it (Fig. 2).

Those. after solidification, the block will contain concentrated CMC. Its contents can be designed for one wash. In this case, its optimal dimensions will be: length - 110 mm, width - 35 mm, thickness -10 mm.

In addition, the block in shape can be formed by surfaces of arbitrary shape, including, for example, in the form of a ball.

In addition, the unit may be packed in a packaging envelope, or several such units may be packed in closed packs, boxes, etc.

Moreover, the design of the block is such that part of its volume can be used to place, for example, bleach or other component of CMC. Thus, it simplifies the decision on the compatibility of some CMC components and their rational use.

and u -Next. An antiseptic can be applied to its surface, or to one of the surfaces, which gives it new unexpected properties.

When using the unit, all the consumer needs is to remove the unit from the pack, box, etc. and put it in the drum of the washing machine before loading the laundry.

When washing a small amount of laundry or manually, the block can be cut into parts sufficient to wash this amount.

Due to the porosity of the material from which the block is made, after a while the contents of the CMC will completely dissolve in water.

In this case, however, since the contents dissolve gradually, this favorably affects the washing process.

Further. During washing, hair, hair, etc. due to the soft porous structure of the material from which the block is made, inclusions on linen and clothing will adhere and accumulate on the entire surface of the block.

Thus, the solution we propose carries an additional property, namely, to absorb (collect, accumulate) tows and other particles of unnecessary inclusions on erasable items.

Claims (3)

1. Packaging with concentrated synthetic detergent, consisting of a packaging shell and a block placed inside it, carrying particles of concentrated synthetic detergent, designed for one wash, interconnected, characterized in that the block is made of a material with an open porous structure and provided with many holes . 2. Packaging according to claim 1, characterized in that the block is made of foam rubber. 3. Packaging according to claim 1, characterized in that the block in shape is formed by surfaces of arbitrary shape.