JPH0449940Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] (Industrial field of application) This invention relates to a removing tool for removing loose hair that gets entangled with a hairbrush.

(Prior art and its problems) Conventionally, in order to remove hair from a hairbrush, the brush is inserted into a cloth and the cloth is removed after use, or the hair is scraped off with a thin stick. In this method, not only does the protruding end of the cloth interfere with hair styling, but it is also inconvenient in that it gets very dirty and the cloth must be replaced each time. Also, the method of scraping with a stick has the disadvantage that it cannot be removed well.

(Means for solving the problem) The present invention has been devised to solve the inconvenience of the conventional means.Before using the brush, the intrusion rod is inserted between the bristle rows of the brush, and the intrusion rod is removed. It has been found that hair sticking to the brush can be easily removed by tilting the protrusions in a certain direction for hair styling, and after the hair styling procedure, by pulling out the intrusion rod above the brush while keeping the protrusions tilted.

To describe the present invention in detail with reference to the illustrated embodiment, the operation case 1 and the handle 2 are curved in the left and right directions as a whole.
The operation part 3 consists of an operation part 3, and entry rods 4, 4, which are protruded from the operation case 1 of the operation 3 at predetermined intervals so as to be rotatable, and the operation case 1 can be moved left and right by operating the operation knob 5. A rack 6 is disposed inside the penetrating rods 4, 4, . is formed by arranging protrusions 8, 8, . . . perpendicular to the intrusion rod 4 and long enough to contact the adjacent intrusion rod 4.

A thin wall portion 9 is provided at the base end of the handle portion 2 so that it can be bent in accordance with the handle of a brush (not shown).

In the figure, reference numerals 10 and 10 indicate clamping legs provided on both sides of the bottom of the operation case 1, and the tip portion 11 is bent inward to form an intrusion portion 12 and a push-up portion 13. A handle of a brush (not shown) is inserted between the holes 13.

(Function) The present invention is realized as described above, and to explain how to use it, operate the operation knob 5 to rotate the intrusion rods 4, 4, .
... is made to stand up, the intrusion rods 4, 4... are inserted between the bristle rows of the brush (not shown), and the clamping legs 10, 1
0 against the handle of the brush to open the clamping legs 10, 10, and insert the handle of the brush (not shown) between the operation case 1 and the push-up part 13. Thereafter, the user operates the operating knob 5 to tilt the protrusions 8, 8, . . . in a certain direction to perform hair styling work.

After the hair styling operation, the protrusions 8, 8, . . . are left in a fallen state, and the clipping legs 10, 10 and the handle of a brush (not shown) are released from the grip and pulled out above the brush.

(Effects) As mentioned above, the present invention consists of an operation part 3 consisting of an operation case 1 and a handle part 2, and an operation case 1 of this operation part 3.
The operation case 1 has a rack 6 inside which can be moved left and right by operating the operation knob 5, and the insertion rods 4, 4 are provided protrudingly at predetermined intervals so as to be freely rotatable. Pinion 7 provided at the base of...
Each of the penetration rods 4, 4... has a protrusion 8 perpendicular to the penetration rod 4 and long enough to contact the neighboring penetration rod 4. 8... are arranged in a row, so the penetration rods 4, 4...
... can easily enter between the bristle rows of the brush, and by operating the intruding rods 4, 4... to knock down the protrusions 8, 8..., the protrusions 8, 8 . . . are arranged in a grid pattern at the base of the brush bristle bundles, and the pulled hairs adhere to the brush bristle bundles located above the fallen protrusions 8, 8 . . . . This attached hair is removed by pulling out the intrusion rods 4, 4... with the protrusions 8, 8... down, so that the hairs are caught on the protrusions or the intrusion rods and removed by the brush, so that the hair is always clean. You can use a brush.
The hairs caught on the intrusion rods 4, 4... can be washed with water, etc.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a plan view of the hair removal tool of the present hair brush, FIG. 2 is a sectional view thereof, and FIG. 3 is a side view of the clamping legs. 1 is the operation case, 2 is the handle, 3 is the operation part, 4,
4... is the intrusion rod, 5 is the operation knob, 6 is the easy, 7
is a pinion, and 8, 8... are protrusions.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] An operation section 3 consisting of an operation case 1 and a handle section 2;
The operation case 1 of the operation part 3 has entry rods 4, 4, which are protruded at predetermined intervals so as to be rotatable, and the operation case 1 has a rack 6 inside that can be moved left and right by operating the operation knob 5. Intrusion rod 4, 4...
It meshes with the pinion 7 provided at the base of ... to rotate the intrusion rods 4, 4..., and each of the intrusion rods 4, 4... has enough force to contact the intrusion rod 4 that is perpendicular to the intrusion rod 4 and adjacent to the intrusion rod 4. A hair removal tool for a hair brush having a row of protrusions 8, 8... having a length of .