JPS6045Y2 - cleaning tools - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to a cleaning tool necessary for cleaning flush toilet bowls and the like.

Conventionally, as a cleaning tool of this kind, for example, there is a device in which pads stacked in a container are taken out in order from the top pad inside the container using slits and recesses provided in the holder. It is necessary to insert the holder into the container, and there are drawbacks such as skill is required to hold the pad and the grip is likely to be insufficient.Additionally, the container containing the pad is generally placed on the floor, etc., so it is difficult to remove the pad. This had to be done from above the container, which placed restrictions on where it could be installed.

This invention aims to eliminate these drawbacks and provide a cleaning tool that can easily and reliably take out the pad and can hold the pad in an easy-to-use manner.Furthermore, the purpose of this invention is to provide a cleaning tool that can easily and reliably take out the pad and that can hold the pad in place. It allows you to freely choose.

An embodiment of this invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

That is, in the illustrated embodiment, the cleaning pad holder 1 is composed of a grip part 2, clamping rod parts 3, 3, clamping bodies 4, 4, and an adjustment tool 6.

The clamping rod parts 3, 3 are connected at their base ends to the grip part 2, and are formed so as to gradually expand toward the distal ends.
A rod-shaped clamping body 4.degree. 4 is formed at this tip, and the cylindrical cleaning pad 9 is clamped by this clamping body.

Further, in this embodiment, the clamping rod parts 3, 3 and the clamping bodies 4, 4 are substantially formed by bending a pair of linear bodies, but the grip part 2 may be formed integrally with them. Well, again.
These can also be integrally molded from synthetic resin.

Further, the adjustment tool 6 is slidably attached to the clamping rods 3, 3.

When this adjustment tool is positioned above the rod portions 3.3, that is, closer to the grip portion 2, the distance between the clamping bodies 4, 4 increases; The mutual spacing between the clamping bodies 4, 4 is adjusted to be narrower when they are moved toward each other.

Holding parts 5, 5 are formed at the other ends of the clamping bodies 4.4 by bending these ends so as to face each other, and the cleaning pad 9 is positioned between these holding parts. It is formed into a barb shape so as to bite into the side surface of the pad 9 in a narrowed state.

Although the adjustment tool 6 shown in the figure is of a sliding type, it is not limited to this type of adjustment tool. If it is a mechanism, the design can be changed as appropriate.

On the other hand, the case 10 accommodates cleaning pads 9, 9.

A pad outlet 12 is provided at the lower part of the case, and an opening 13 is provided at the head.Furthermore, at the lower end of the case 10, there is provided an elastic pad that is welded, studded, etc., or integrally formed on the back wall of the case 10. A receiving plate 14 is provided, which elastically receives the cleaning pad 9 inside the case 10.

Further, a pair of guide frames 15, 15 having a U-shaped cross section are provided on both sides of the outlet 12 of the case 10, and the upper ends of the guide frames are rotatable between the side walls 16, 16 of the case 10. Its lower end is pivotally connected to side walls 16, 16 via bearings 17, 17 and by pins 18, 18.

In this embodiment, this guide frame is tightly connected by a back plate 19 formed integrally therewith.

This guide frame holds the clamping bodies 4, 4 of the pad holder 1,
It is designed to guide you in its expanded state.

Further, holes 20, 20 for wall mounting are provided in the back wall of the case 10, so that the case 10 can be mounted at any desired height on the wall surface.

In addition, a plurality of cleaning pads 9 are provided in the cylindrical cassette 21.
, 9, and one end of this cassette can be separated diagonally by a perforation 22, as shown in FIG.

Alternatively, as shown in FIG. 7, one end of the cassette 16 may be cut diagonally in advance, and this cut portion may be covered with a cover 23 made of serotonin, vinyl, or the like.

When in use, one end of the cassette 16 is inserted into the opening 13, and then, in the case shown in FIG.
The integrated cover 23 is removed along the lines, or in the case of the one shown in FIG. 7, the separate cover 23 is removed.

In addition, both of the devices shown in FIGS. 6 and 7 are used with one end cut diagonally, but this does not necessarily have to be diagonal, and it can be cut horizontally if necessary. No problem.

Note that the shape and mounting state of the guide frame 15 are not limited to the illustrated embodiment, and the design can be changed as appropriate as long as the pad holder can be held and inserted and removed smoothly.

Furthermore, it goes without saying that if the opening 13 of the case 10 is formed so that its edges are curved outward, it will be convenient for the insertion of the cassette 21.

Further, in FIG. 4, reference numeral 24 is a protrusion provided on the back wall of the case 10 so as to protrude inwardly, and this is in sliding contact with the back surface of the cassette 21 when the cassette 21 is inserted into the opening 13. This prevents it from being pulled out easily.

Of course, this protrusion may be formed integrally with the back wall by pressing or the like.

Further, in this embodiment, the case 10 is wall-mounted, but the case 10 may be mounted on a suitable base and placed on the floor.

To use the cleaning tool of this invention in the above configuration, first, the case 10 is attached to a wall at a predetermined height.

Next, when one end of the cassette 21 is inserted into the opening 13 and the cover 23 is removed, the cleaning pads 9, 9 in the cassette 21 sequentially move downward and further fall onto the receiving plate 14 (first
figure).

On the other hand, with the adjustment tool 6 positioned above the clamping rods 3, 3, the clamping body 4.4 is inserted between the guide frames 15, 15 (first
(Fig. and Fig. 2).

When the adjuster 6 is moved below the clamping rod part 3.3 in this state, the holding parts 5, 5 bite into both sides of the pad 9, and the pad 9 is securely held by the clamping bodies 4, 4 (
Figure 3).

Therefore, when the pad holder 1 is pulled out in this state, the pad 9 is also pulled out, and the pad 9 is thereby taken out from the case 10 (FIG. 5).

When the case 10 is installed at a low position, the pads 9 can be taken out by simply pulling out the retainer 1 as described above, but when the case 10 is installed at a high position, the pads 9 can be removed by the two-dot chain line in FIG. Guide frames 15, 15 as shown
rotates forward around the pins 18, 18, so when the pad holder 1 is pulled at a rotation angle corresponding to the height, the pad 9 resists the elasticity of the receiving plate 14 and moves forward at the outlet 1.
It is drawn from 2.

Therefore, in this state, for example, you can clean the toilet bowl, and to remove the pad 9 after cleaning, use the adjustment tool 6 in the opposite direction.
When the pad 9 is pulled up toward the grip portion 2, the clamping bodies 4, 4 are expanded, so that the pad 9 falls naturally or is removed from the clamping bodies 4, 4 by shaking or shaking the pad holder 1.

Therefore, after cleaning the toilet bowl, the pads 9 in the toilet bowl set 21 can be simply flushed into the toilet bowl.When the first pad 9 in the toilet set 21 is taken out by the pad holder 1, it moves one by one onto the receiving plate 14 by its own weight. By returning the pad holder 1 to the guide frames 15, 15, it becomes ready to be held again.

When the cleaning pads 9, 9 in the cassette 21 are completely used and empty, the cassette can be discarded and replaced with another cassette by fitting one end of the cassette into the opening 13 in the same manner as before.

In this invention, as mentioned above, the guide frames 15, 15 are connected to the case 10.
Since it is rotatably attached to the case 10, there is no height restriction when installing the case 10, and there is an advantage that the cleaning pad 9.9 can be taken out as easily as an elbow, and the pad holder 1 also has the advantage that the cleaning pad 9, 9 can be taken out easily. At this time, only the pad that has come out from the outlet 12 is touched, so it has the effect of being as hygienic as an elbow.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a side sectional view of a cleaning tool showing an embodiment of this invention;
Fig. 2 is a front sectional view showing a partial section, Fig. 3 is a front sectional view explaining the operating state of the pad holder, Fig. 4 is a side sectional view of the case, and Fig. 5 is a view of the pad holder in relation to the pad. A front view showing the clamped state, and FIGS. 6 and 7 are external perspective views of the cassette. 1...Cleaning pad holder, 2...Grip part, 3゜3...Pinching rod part, 4,4...
Clamping body, 5, 5... Holding part, 6... Adjustment tool, 9, 9... Cleaning pad, 10...
・Case, 11...Base, 12...
Removal port, 13... Opening, 14...
Receiving plate, 15, 15... Guide frame, 16, 16...
...Side wall, 17,17...Bearing, 18,1
8... Zen, 19... Back board, 20.20
・・・・・・L 21---Cassette, 22...
...Perforation, 23...Cover 24...
... Convex child.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The cleaning pad holder 1 has a grip part 2, a clamping rod part 3, which is connected to the grip part and can be opened and closed freely, and a clamping body 4, which is formed at the tip of the rod part and grips the cleaning pad 9. 4, and a guide frame 15 for guiding the clamping bodies 4, 4 in an expanded state to a takeout port 12 provided at the lower end of the case, and a case 10 for accommodating the pads 9, 9; 15, the pad 9 inside the case 10 is taken out by the holder 1, and the lower ends of the guide frames 15, 15 are rotatably pivoted to the case 10.