JPH0126362Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] (Field of Industrial Application) The present invention relates to a floor cleaning tool with a novel structure.

(Prior technology) A common floor mopping tool is a motsupu, but since the conventional motsupu has a wiping part made of thick string-like materials, the tip is too wide, making it difficult to wipe. Even when using a wringer, it was difficult to squeeze out all the water, and it required some skill to use it, so the inventor conducted research into a floor cleaning tool that was both easy to use and easy to squeeze, and filed an application for the already completed idea. (Sho 60-100970, etc.) The present invention is a development of those ideas, and is especially improved to make squeezing easier.

(Technical Problem) Therefore, the purpose of the present invention is to provide a floor wiping tool that not only enables more effective wiping of floors, etc., but also that is easy to wring and that can be wringed sufficiently. The objective is to provide a floor cleaning tool that is easier to handle and more practical than the previous one.

(Technical Means) The present invention that achieves the above-mentioned object has a handle that can compress and expand the upper end 2 of the wiping body 1 in the width direction, the lower edge of which is formed into a loop shape L so that a rod-shaped member can be hung thereon. 3
This is a floor wiping tool which is fixed to the wiping body 1, has return springs 4 and 5 on the upper end 2 of the wiping body 1, and further has a rotation operation means 6 on the handle 3.

(Operation of the invention) Since the floor wiping tool of the present invention has the wiping body 1 whose lower edge is formed into a loop shape, the wiping body 1 can be twisted ( It is possible to perform a squeezing operation (by twisting or screwing), but in order to make it easier to rotate the wiping body 1 and the handle 3 during the squeezing operation, the rotating operation means 6 is used.
Moreover, since the return springs 4 and 5 are actuated in the direction of expansion, the handle 3 can be easily squeezed during the squeezing operation, and when the operation is completed, it automatically returns by the spring force and expands. So it doesn't take much effort.

(Example) To explain with the illustrated example, the wiping body 1 is made of a flexible thick string bundled into a loop L and formed into a flat plate shape with two or three seams in the middle.
It can also be formed from other woven fabrics, non-woven fabrics, synthetic resins, etc. The loop-shaped L is formed by folding back all of the large number of thick strings, and the loops at the upper end 2 are aligned and fitted into the case-shaped holding frame 9, which is open at the bottom, and the edge material 10 is sewn. 3 engagement holes 1
1, 12, and 13 are formed, and the locking hook 15 provided on the telescopic shaft 14 at the center of the inside of the restraining frame 9 is engaged with the central hole 11 for installation.
The wiping body 1 is attached to the holding frame 9 in cooperation with the return springs 4 and 5 that are engaged with the wiping body 1. The springs 4, 5 are suspended from a telescopic shaft head 16, and locking ends 17, 18 formed by bending each end are inserted into the inside through elongated holes 19, 20 formed on the upper surface of the holding frame, and the above-mentioned engagement is performed. The holes 12 and 13 are engaged with each other. Reference numeral 21 denotes a spring that comes into elastic contact with the telescopic shaft head 16 and pushes the locking hook 15 upward.

The handle 3 to which the wiping body 1 is attached is newly provided with a rotary operation means 6 consisting of a handle 7 protruding from a low position and a presser ring 8 disposed close to the upper part of the handle 7. In Fig. 4, 22 is a handle attachment ring fixed to the handle 3, 23 is a set screw, 24 is an inner ring attached to the upper handle 3, 25 is a slider attached to the outer periphery, 2
Reference numeral 6 denotes an outer ring disposed on the outside thereof, 27 a sliding groove of the slider 25, and the inner ring 24 to the sliding groove 27 constitute a bearing-type presser ring 8. 28 is a threaded groove for arranging the sliders 25 at equal positions; 29;
3 is a connecting pin between the handle 3 and the inner ring 24, and 30 is a mounting hole thereof. Note that a commercially available bearing may be used as the presser ring 8. Figure 7 shows a ring-shaped handle ring 31, and Figure 8 shows a vertical handle 3 parallel to the handle 3.
2 shows a variant of the handle 7 consisting of 2,32.

The front plate part 33 and the rear plate part 34 of the holding frame 9 are slightly expanded downward, and the sawtooth holding claws 35, 35 formed on the tip edges thereof are curved outward at the base and the tips thereof are widened slightly. On the contrary, the wiping body 1 is curved downward at the bottom, and its shape allows the wiping body 1 to be pressed against the floor from above during wiping, so that it will not shift even if it is wiped as it is (see Fig. 10). 36 is a stop band.

As described above, the presser frame 9 is fixed to the handle base tube, from which the main body of the handle 3 extends, and the handle 3 is provided with a rotation operating means 6 consisting of a handle 7 and a presser ring 8. Therefore, when the presser ring 8 is lightly grasped and the handle 7 is turned, the wiping body 1 rotates, and if the loop-shaped portion is hung on the squeeze rod 37, it can be squeezed. 38 is a washing tub, 39
40 is the operating piece of the throttle rod 37 protruding inwardly.
The diaphragm rod 37 is made to protrude by stepping on a continuous rod.
The diaphragm rod 37 is inserted into the lower loop-shaped L from the side, and can also be hung by passing it through an appropriate part on the front of the wiping body 1, and 41 and 42 are fixed to the inside and outside of the loop-shaped part. Showing the patch.

(Effect of the invention) Therefore, according to the present invention, since the wiping body 1 is provided with the lower edge closed in a loop shape, the tip does not spread out too much, and when squeezing, the loop shape L is connected to a rod-shaped drawing rod. the handle 7 of the rotating operation means 6.
By turning the wiping body 1, you can twist the wiping body 1 and squeeze out the water (see Figure 9).
It has the effect that anyone can easily squeeze the motu without any special skill or skill, such as squeezing the motsu with a roller and pulling it up. In particular, the wiping body 1 has return springs 4 and 5 acting on it, so when it is squeezed, it is compressed and deflects inward, and when the handle 7 is released, the return springs 4 and 5 quickly return to the wiping position, so the operator can There is no need to touch the wiping body 1, and the wiping and wiping work can be performed very effectively.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings relate to the floor wiping device according to the present invention, and FIG. 1 is a perspective view of one embodiment, FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional front view of the main part, FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the wiping body attachment part, and FIG. 4 is a rotating part. A partially cutaway side view of the operating means, FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the same means, FIG. 6 is an exploded perspective view, and FIG.
FIG. 8 is a perspective view of a modified example of the handle, FIG. 9 is a perspective explanatory view when squeezing, and FIG. 10 is a side view of the used state.
FIG. 11 is a partial side view of the device in use. 1... Wiping body, 2... Upper end, 3... Handle, 4, 5
... Return spring, 6 ... Rotation operation means, 7 ... Handle, 8 ... Presser ring.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] (1) The upper end 2 of the wiping body 1, whose lower edge is formed into a loop-shaped L so that a rod-like member can be hung thereon, is attached to a handle 3 that can be compressed and expanded in the width direction. This floor wiping tool is fixed and has return springs 4 and 5 provided on the upper end 2 of the wiping body 1, and further provided with a rotating operation means 6 on the handle 3. (2) The floor mopping tool according to claim 1, which has a handle 7 protruding from the handle 3 as the rotating operation means 6. (3) As the rotation operation means 6, a handle 7 and a handle 3 are used.
The floor mopping tool according to claim 1, which is provided with a presser ring 8 that is rotatable around the periphery.