TW201511782A - Structure of disposable health care appliance - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a structure of disposable health care appliance, which provides a functions of single-use, degradation and sanitary safety. It comprises a container for receiving a cleaning liquid, a sprayer connected with the container, and a contactor which contacts the cleaning part of a human body. The contactor is a molding product selected from a cellulose water-absorbent material and has a wall. The said wall defines a chamber, a first opening region communicating with the chamber, and a second opening region. The first opening region is combined with the sprayer. When the air stream passes through the sprayer to draw liquid or liquid medicine for atomization or distribution, the fluid flows through the chamber and discharges from the second opening region. After use, the wall is in a deformation state.

Description

Disposable health care device structure

The present invention relates to a structure for a disposable health care device; and more particularly to a spray cleaning device comprising a combination of a sprayer and a contactor to provide a means of producing a deformed condition for single use.

Applying the principle of white effort of physics and the action of gas and liquid extraction, spraying the specific parts of the human body (such as spraying the atomized into very small molecules of physiological saline, liquid medicine, etc.) to obtain the effect of cleaning and nursing. Health care products or spray cleaning devices are a well-known technique. For example, Taiwan Patent No. 88200198 "Nasal Washing Machine", No. 96218151 "Improved Device for Spray Neti Washer", etc., provides a typical embodiment. Basically, they provide a container for containing the cleaning liquid, and a sprayer that is fitted to the container; the method of manually squeezing the container or introducing air through the air pump to draw the liquid or spray it through the atomizer.

A problem in the use of a liquid or liquid atomization and distribution of a cleaning device is that the atomizer is pivotally connected with a fitting (or a ferrule); the fitting is used to contact a human body cleaning site (for example, a human body, etc.) and gather Or guide the atomized liquid into the body cleaning area. In principle, consider the health and safety issues. After the accessories are used, they should be discarded and not recycled. However, it is difficult for the user to determine whether the accessory has been recycled, cleaned or used under consideration of cost-effectiveness; this situation is not what we expected.

Typically, these references show the application of health care products or atomizing cleaning devices for cleaning care; they also reflect the structural design of these cleaning devices in some applications, some of which exist. Question. If the re-design considers the structure of the health care device (especially the composition of the accessory that touches the human body cleaning site) and makes the structure different from the conventional one, it will change its use type, which is different from the old method. In essence, under the conditions of considering health and safety, it will also increase its application range; for example, the health care device can also be environmentally friendly or degraded (bio-metabolism, decomposition), and reduce environmental pollution. None of these topics have been taught or specifically disclosed in the above references.

Therefore, the main object of the present invention is to provide a disposable health care device structure which is provided for single use and has the functions of degradation, hygienic safety and the like. The utility model comprises a container for accommodating the cleaning liquid and a sprayer for connecting the container; and a contactor contacting the cleaning part of the human body. The contactor selects a molded article of a water-absorbent material having cellulose and has a wall; the contactor (or wall) defines a chamber and a first open area and a second open area communicating with the chamber. The first open area is a combination of the container or the form of the container; substantially, a sprayer is disposed between the first open area and the container, and when the airflow passes through the sprayer, the liquid or the liquid is atomized and distributed. Fluid is output from the second open region through the chamber. And after use, the wall is caused to deform.

According to the structure of the disposable health care device of the present invention, the wall of the contactor has an inner surface. The inner surface is provided with a glue layer; the glue layer allows the liquid or the chemical liquid to gradually permeate through, and enters the wall of the contactor to cause the wall to be deformed.

The novelty, features, and other objects and effects of the present invention will be hereinafter described in conjunction with the detailed description of the drawings, as illustrated.

10‧‧‧ Container

11‧‧‧ chamber

12‧‧‧ openings

13‧‧Recycling Department

14‧‧‧Bend pipe

15‧‧‧Connector

20‧‧‧Liquid

30‧‧‧

31‧‧‧ sleeve

32‧‧‧Intake pipe

33‧‧‧ Pipes

34‧‧‧ catheter

40‧‧‧ sprayer

41‧‧‧Export

42‧‧‧ channel

43‧‧‧Slots

50‧‧‧ kit

51‧‧‧ Combination hole

52‧‧‧ joints

53‧‧‧ shoulder

54‧‧‧ dish

60, 75, 80, 85, 90‧‧‧ contactors

61‧‧‧ wall

61a‧‧‧ inner surface

62‧‧‧ chamber

63‧‧‧First opening area

64‧‧‧Second opening area

65‧‧‧ ribs

66‧‧‧ waist

67‧‧‧ recess

70‧‧‧ glue layer

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS Figure 1 is a schematic view of the structure of the present invention; showing the relationship between the container, the kit and the contactor.

Figure 2 is a schematic cross-sectional view of the structure of Figure 1; depicting the fit of the container, kit and contactor.

Figure 3 is a schematic view showing the structure of the contactor of the present invention.

Fig. 4 is a schematic cross-sectional view showing the structure of the contactor of the present invention; showing that the contactor is a molded article of a water-absorbent material, and a structure in which the contactor is provided with a rubber layer.

Fig. 5 is a schematic cross-sectional view showing an embodiment of the state of the contactor of the present invention; depicting a state in which the contactor is in a state of expansion deformation after absorbing liquid.

Figure 6 is a schematic view showing the structure of a possible embodiment of the contactor of the present invention; showing the case where the contactor is formed with a tubular shape of the waist.

Figure 7 is a schematic cross-sectional view of the structure of Figure 6; depicting the cooperation of the container, the kit and the contactor, and providing a cleaning of the oral cavity of the human body.

Figure 8 is a schematic view showing the structure of another possible embodiment of the contactor of the present invention; showing the tubular body shape in which the contactor is formed with a waist, and the structure in which the second opening region is provided with a concave portion.

Figure 9 is a schematic cross-sectional view of the structure of Figure 8; depicting the cooperation of the container, the kit and the contactor, and providing a cleaning of the human eye.

Figure 10 is a schematic view showing the structure of the crucible-derived embodiment of the present invention; showing the case where the container which is manually squeezed and the contactor which forms the bell-shaped body are fitted.

Figure 11 is a schematic view of the operation example of Figure 10; depicting the situation in which the contactor provides access to the nasal cavity of the human body to perform a cleaning operation.

Figure 12 is a schematic view showing the structure of another embodiment of the present invention; it shows a case where a container which is manually squeezed and a contactor which forms a column are fitted.

Figure 13 is a schematic view of the operation example of Figure 12; depicting the situation in which the contactor provides access to the large intestine of the human body to perform a cleaning operation.

Referring to Figures 1, 2 and 3, the structure of the disposable health care device of the present invention comprises a container, generally designated by reference numeral 10; the container 10 defines a chamber 11 including an opening 12 for containing a liquid chemical or The liquid 20 is cleaned. The container 10 is provided with a recovery portion 13 for recovering the excess or cleaned liquid 20. A seat 30 disposed on the container 10 is detachably locked to the opening 12 of the container 10 for closing the chamber 11. The seat 30 has a sleeve 31 and an intake pipe 32 connected to one end of the sleeve 31. Basically, the intake pipe 32 is connected to the air pumping duct 60 for distributing airflow (the arrow portion shown in the figure). Through the sleeve 31 and a sprayer 40 disposed inside the sleeve 31.

Referring again to Figures 1 and 2, the seat 30 includes a conduit 33 that communicates with the sleeve 31; the conduit 33 is pivotally coupled to a conduit 34 that extends into the chamber 11. Thus, the liquid 20 within the chamber 11 can enter the sleeve 31 and the sprayer 40 via the conduit 34 and conduit 33.

In the embodiment taken, the sprayer 40 is rotatably mounted within the sleeve 31. The sprayer 40 defines an outlet 41 at the front end and a passage 42 therein. The sprayer 40 is also provided with a slot 43 to allow the liquid 20 to enter the passage 42 from the slot 43 and then output from the outlet 41.

Figures 1 and 2 also depict the sprayer 40 incorporating a kit 50 and a contactor 60. In detail, the kit 50 is provided with a combination aperture 51 for the combination of the kit 50 on the sprayer 40; the kit 50 also includes a plurality of engagement portions 52 and shoulders 53 that connect the engagement portions 52 for combining the contactors 60. It is also shown that the kit 50 has a disk body 54 that connects the shoulder portion 53; the disk body 54 serves to block the introduction of excess atomized liquid 20 into the recovery portion 13.

Referring to Figures 2, 3 and 4, the contactor 60 is used to contact the cleaning site of the human body; for example, the contactor 60 is shown in contact with the human nasal cavity. In the embodiment taken, the contactor 60 has a wall 61. The contactor 60 (or wall 61) is in the form of a cone; defining a chamber 62 and a first open area 63, a second open area 64 that communicates with the chamber 62. The first open area 63 is combined with the sprayer 40 or the kit 50. After the airflow passes through the sprayer 40, the liquid medicine or liquid 20 is atomized and distributed from the sprayer outlet 41, and then the flow system passes through the kit assembly hole 51 to enter the contactor 60. The chamber 62 is output from the second opening region 64 to clean a specific portion of the human body (for example, the human nasal cavity portion depicted in Fig. 2). Also, the liquid 20 that is excess or atomized to clean the nasal cavity of the human body can be collected, guided, and engaged with the chamber 54 of the contactor 60 to allow the liquid 20 to enter the recovery portion 13.

In one possible embodiment, the wall 61 of the contactor 60 is provided with a plurality of ribs 65 to assist in the combined positioning of the contactor 60 and the kit engagement portion 52.

It should be noted that after the cleaning operation is completed, the contactor 60 may absorb the atomized liquid 20 by contact, thereby causing the wall 61 to undergo an expanded deformation state; for example, the situation depicted in FIG. Therefore, the expanded deformation state of the contactor 60 allows the user to easily judge whether or not it has been recycled, washed, or used, thereby obtaining a hygienic safety function.

In a preferred embodiment, the contactor 60 is selected from a molded article having a water-absorbent material having cellulose; for example, the water-absorbing material contains a hydrophilic group (-COOH, -COON, - OH, etc.), water-absorbent resin (water-absorbing resin is introduced into a crosslinked structure between polymer chains freely dissolved in water without affecting hydrophilicity), pulp or plant cellulose, polyacrylamide, polyacrylic acid, etc. ingredient. In a possible embodiment, pulp cellulose, polyacrylamide and polyacrylic acid are mixed in a ratio of 1:1 (~1.6):2; or pulp cellulose <polyacrylamide <polyacrylic acid is mixed in proportion to control The contactor 60 has a water swelling effect. In other words, the above mixing ratio can be modified.

In a specific embodiment, it is assumed that the contactor 60 is interwoven by the above-described pulp or vegetable fibers having a thickness of about 1 mm to 2.5 mm.

Figures 3, 4 and 5 show that in a modified embodiment, the wall 61 of the contactor 60 has an inner surface 61a. In essence, the above-described rib 65 is formed on the inner surface 61a of the wall 61. The inner surface 61a is provided with a glue layer 70; the glue layer 70 allows the liquid medicine or liquid 20 to gradually permeate through, and enters the wall 61 of the contactor 60, causing the wall 61 to be in an expanded deformation state. That is, the glue layer 70 is an auxiliary contactor 60 that controls the rate at which the liquid or liquid 20 enters the wall 61. Thus, assuming that a plurality of holes (not shown) are placed on the glue layer 70, the rate at which the glue layer 70 is infiltrated by the liquid 20 can be increased (or the time during which the glue layer 70 is infiltrated by the liquid 20) can be increased.

Referring to Figures 6 and 7, a possible embodiment of the contactor is depicted; it is indicated by reference numeral 75. The figure shows that the contactor 75 is provided to contact the human mouth. The wall 61 of the contactor 75 also defines a chamber 62 and a first open area 63, a second open area 64 that communicates with the chamber 62. In the embodiment taken, the first open area 63 and the second open area 64 form a pattern that approximates a circular outline. The wall 61 of the contactor 75 is formed with a cylindrical shape of the waist portion 66; and the sectional area of the first opening portion 63 and the second opening portion 64 is made larger than the sectional area of the waist portion 66.

Figure 7 also depicts the first open area 63 in combination with the sprayer 40 or kit 50, with the user's mouth containing the second open area 64 performing the cleaning operation. After the airflow passes through the atomizer 40, the liquid medicine or liquid 20 is atomized and distributed from the atomizer outlet 41, the flow system passes through the kit assembly hole 51, enters the chamber 62 of the contactor 75, and is output from the second opening region 64 to clean the human body. Oral area. Also, the liquid 20 that is excess or atomized to clean the human oral cavity can be collected, guided, and engaged with the tray 54 to allow the liquid 20 to enter the recovery portion 13.

Please refer to Figures 8, 9 for another possible embodiment of the contactor; reference numeral 80 is used. The figure shows that the contactor 80 provides access to the human eye. The wall 61 of the contactor 80 also defines a chamber 62 and a first open area 63, a second open area 64 that communicates with the chamber 62. In the embodiment taken, the first open area 63 forms a circular profile; the second open area 64 forms a pattern that approximates an elliptical geometric profile, and has two corresponding The recess 67. The wall 61 of the contactor 80 is also formed with a cylindrical shape of the waist portion 66. Moreover, the sectional area of the second opening area 64 is made larger than the sectional area of the first opening area 63; the sectional area of the first opening area 63 is larger than the sectional area of the waist portion 66.

Fig. 9 also depicts the case where the first open area 63 is combined with the nebulizer 40 or the kit 50, and the second open area 64 and the recess 67 surround the human eye to perform a cleaning operation. After the airflow passes through the atomizer 40, the liquid medicine or liquid 20 is atomized and distributed from the atomizer outlet 41, the flow system passes through the kit combination hole 51, enters the chamber 62 of the contactor 80, and is output from the second opening region 64 to clean the human body. Oral area. Also, the liquid 20 that is superfluously or atomized to clean the human oral cavity can be collected, guided, and engaged with the chamber 54 of the contactor 80 to bring the liquid 20 into the recovery portion 13.

Figures 10 and 11 show a derivatized embodiment; a container 10 for manual extrusion is provided for containing a cleaning solution or liquid 20, and a sprayer 40 fitted to the container 10. The user manually squeezes the container 10, and the liquid 20 is ejected or dispensed through the atomizer 40 to perform a cleaning operation.

In the embodiment taken, the contactor is indicated by reference numeral 85; it is shown that the contactor 85 provides access to the nasal cavity of the human body. The wall 61 of the contactor 85 defines a chamber (not shown) and a first open area 63, a second open area 64 that communicates with the chamber. In the embodiment taken, the contactor 85 forms a bell-like shape.

Fig. 11 also depicts the case where the first open area 63 is combined with the nebulizer 40 and the second open area 64 contacts the nasal cavity of the human body to perform a cleaning operation.

Figures 12 and 13 show another derivatized embodiment; a container 10 for manual extrusion is provided for containing a cleaning solution or liquid 20. The bottom of the container 10 is connected to the elbow 14 and the joint 15; the joint 15 is combined on the elbow 14, and the contactor 90 is pivotally fixed. The user manually squeezes the container 10, and the liquid 20 is ejected or dispensed through the contactor 90 to perform a cleaning operation.

The figure depicts a contactor 90 that provides access to the large intestine of the human body. The wall 61 of the contactor 90 defines a chamber (not shown) and a first open area 63, a second open area 64 that communicates with the chamber. In the embodiment taken, the contactor 90 is formed in a column-like configuration.

It can be understood that the above embodiments of the contactors 60, 75, 80, 85, 90 for contacting the human body cleaning portion cause the wall 61 to be generated by contact absorption of the atomized liquid 20 after the cleaning operation is completed. The state of expansion and deformation allows the user to easily determine whether it has been recycled or used, and to obtain a hygienic safety.

Typically, the structure of the disposable health care device is designed to be hygienic and safe, including the following design considerations:

1. The tissue structure of the health care device (especially the contactor 60, 75, 80, 85, 90 contacting the body cleaning site) is redesigned to make it different from the conventional user; and, its use pattern is changed. And different from the old law. For example, the contactor structural composition is particularly selected from a water-absorbent material molded article having cellulose, and the water-absorbent material contains a hydrophilic group, a water-absorbent resin, or a component such as pulp cellulose.
2. After the cleaning operation is completed, the contactors 60, 75, 80, 85, 90 are brought into contact with the liquid 20 to cause the wall 61 to be in an expanded and deformed state, so that the user can obtain the effect of health and safety, and substantially increase Its application range; for example, the contactor structure or health care device has environmental protection and degradation (bio-metabolism, decomposition), reducing environmental pollution and the like.

Therefore, the present invention provides an effective disposable health care device structure; its spatial pattern is different from the conventional ones, and has the functions not found in the old method, which clearly shows considerable progress.

However, the above is only a possible embodiment of the present invention, and is not intended to limit the scope of the present invention, that is, the equivalent variations and modifications made by the scope of the present invention are covered by the scope of the present invention. .

10‧‧‧ Container

11‧‧‧ chamber

12‧‧‧ openings

13‧‧Recycling Department

20‧‧‧Liquid

30‧‧‧

31‧‧‧ sleeve

32‧‧‧Intake pipe

33‧‧‧ Pipes

34‧‧‧ catheter

40‧‧‧ sprayer

41‧‧‧Export

42‧‧‧ channel

43‧‧‧Slots

50‧‧‧ kit

51‧‧‧ Combination hole

52‧‧‧ joints

53‧‧‧ shoulder

54‧‧‧ dish

60‧‧‧Contactor

61‧‧‧ wall

61a‧‧‧ inner surface

62‧‧‧ chamber

63‧‧‧First opening area

64‧‧‧Second opening area

65‧‧‧ ribs

70‧‧‧ glue layer

Claims (24)

The structure of a disposable health care device comprises a combination of a container for accommodating a cleaning liquid and a contactor for contacting a body cleaning portion; the container has a chamber and an opening;
The contactor selects a molded article of a water-absorbent material having cellulose and has a wall;
The contactor defines a chamber and a first open area and a second open area communicating with the chamber; the first open area is in a communication type with the container to allow liquid to be output from the second open area through the chamber; , causing the wall to produce an expanded deformation state. The structure of the disposable health care device according to claim 1, wherein the container is provided with a detachable lock on the opening of the container;
The seat has a sleeve and an intake pipe connected to one end of the sleeve;
a sprayer disposed inside the sleeve; and a pipe communicating with the sleeve; the pipe is pivotally connected to a conduit and extends into the container chamber.

The structure of the disposable health care device according to claim 2, wherein the sprayer is rotatably mounted in the sleeve;
The sprayer defines an outlet at the front end and a passageway therein; and the sprayer is provided with a slot to allow liquid to enter the passage from the slot and exit from the outlet.

The structure of the disposable health care device according to claim 3, wherein the sprayer is combined with a kit;
The kit is provided with a combination hole;
The kit includes a plurality of joints and a shoulder joining the joints for combining the first open areas of the contactor; and the kit has a body to which the shoulders are attached.

The structure of the disposable health care device according to claim 1, wherein the container is provided with a recycling portion.

The structure of the disposable health care device according to claim 1, wherein the contactor forms a shape of a cone that contacts the nasal cavity of the human body.

The structure of the disposable health care device of claim 1, wherein the wall of the contactor is provided with a plurality of ribs.

The structure of the disposable health care device of claim 1, wherein the water absorbing material of the contactor comprises a hydrophilic group.

The structure of the disposable health care device according to claim 1, wherein the water absorbing material of the contactor comprises a water absorbent resin.

The structure of the disposable health care device according to claim 1, wherein the water absorbing material of the contactor comprises pulp cellulose, polyacrylamide and polyacrylic acid components.

The structure of the disposable health care device according to claim 10, wherein the mixing ratio of the pulp cellulose, the polyacrylamide and the polyacrylic acid is mixed in a ratio of pulp cellulose < polyacrylamide < polyacrylic acid.

The structure of the disposable health care device of claim 1, wherein the contactor is made by interlacing pulp fibers.

The structure of the disposable health care device according to claim 1, wherein the thickness of the wall of the contactor is 1 mm to 2.5 mm.

The structure of the disposable health care device of claim 1, wherein the wall of the contactor has an inner surface; and the inner surface is provided with a glue layer for allowing liquid to gradually permeate through the wall of the contactor. .

The structure of the disposable health care device of claim 14, wherein the glue layer is provided with a plurality of holes.

The structure of the disposable health care device of claim 7, wherein the wall of the contactor has an inner surface; and the rib is formed on an inner surface of the wall.

The structure of the disposable health care device of claim 1, wherein the contactor forms a tubular body having a waist.

The structure of the disposable health care device according to claim 17, wherein the contactor provides contact with the oral cavity of the human body; and the sectional area of the first open area and the second open area is larger than the broken area of the waist.

The structure of the disposable health care device of claim 17, wherein the first open area and the second open area form a circular profile.

The structure of the disposable health care device according to claim 17, wherein the contactor provides contact with the human eye;
The first open area forms a circular profile;
The second open area forms a geometric profile with two corresponding recesses;
The sectional area of the second opening area is larger than the sectional area of the first opening area; and the sectional area of the first opening area is larger than the sectional area of the waist.

The structure of the disposable health care device of claim 20, wherein the second open area forms an elliptical contour.

The structure of the disposable health care device of claim 1, wherein the contactor forms a bell shape.

The structure of the disposable health care device according to claim 1, wherein the container is connected with a bent pipe and a joint;
A joint is assembled on the elbow to pivotally secure the contactor.

The structure of the disposable health care device of claim 23, wherein the contactor forms a columnar body.