JPS644723Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Application Field] The present invention relates to a kitchen garbage container that is placed in the corner of a sink and receives cooking scraps and other garbage.

[Conventional technology]

Traditionally, food waste such as cooking scraps is usually disposed of in a plastic or metal mesh container called a corner in the corner of the sink, and is then disposed of after waiting for the water to drain. Place a plastic bag with many small holes to drain moisture, or a bag made of a type of non-woven fabric that does not lose its strength even when exposed to moisture, in the corner, and dispose of food waste in it to drain the moisture. Another common practice is to wait for the waste to be removed and then dispose of the entire bag.

There are also some that come with a lid, but the lid covers the top of the corner and serves two purposes: to prevent dirt in the corner from getting wet due to water splashing, and to maintain cleanliness to prevent cockroaches from entering. It is useful for aesthetics.

[Problem that the invention attempts to solve]

However, food waste is usually ultimately disposed of in larger garbage bags or garbage buckets, which are often placed outside the house. As a result, water often drips from a corner where water has not been completely drained or by the time the bag is transported there, which is inconvenient and filthy.

[Means for solving problems]

The present invention provides a container 4 with a container 4 having a mouth 3 for storing cooking scraps formed in a wall 2 having a water passage hole 1 as a kitchen waste container. This kitchen waste container is characterized by being provided with a finger hook part 6 that can be connected to the part 5, and a cover body 7 into which the container 4 can be inserted.

〔Example〕

Embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

The kitchen waste container consists of a water-permeable container 4 and an impermeable cover body 7 that has a side wall and is removably covered with the container 4 inserted therein. When the container 4 and the cover body 7 are fitted together, the finger hook portion 6 provided on the cover body 7 forms one handle portion, and each of the finger hook portions 5 and 6
It is designed so that you can grab it alone.

In FIG. 1, a container 4 has an opening at its upper end as a spout 3 for throwing in cooking scraps, and a bottom at its lower end, and is shaped to fit a corner. It has a vertically long slit, and a finger hook 5 is provided at the corner facing the curved circumferential side so as not to protrude beyond the approximately triangular prism outer shape.

The cover body 7 is a member having a hollow part that can completely accommodate the container 4, and is composed of a top surface and a circumferential surface. The cover body 7 is formed by drilling the notch 8 with a window hole.
It is possible to put a finger on the finger hook 5 with the container 4 covered, and the finger hook 6 is provided so as to extend vertically across the notch 8. In this state, the finger hooks 5 and 6 are used as a single handle and can be held with one hand.

The container 4 and the cover body 7 maintain their shape as containers even if they are moved in the air by grasping only the finger hooks 5 and 6, respectively, in a state where cooking scraps are placed. The material is preferably made of any material that can withstand the load of the container 4 and cooking scraps, such as plastic or metal.

FIG. 2 shows a finger hook 6 and a notch 8 at one end of the curved circumferential side of the cover body 7, with the finger hook 6 on the top side and the notch 8 as a notch edge continuous to the opening edge of the cover body 7. They are arranged in parallel in the vertical direction, and have a finger hook 5 protruding from a portion facing the notch 8 of the container 4. The finger hooks 5 and 6 are arranged so that they come into contact with each other when they are put on.

FIG. 3 shows that a finger hook 6 and a notch 8 are horizontally arranged side by side on one end of the curved circumferential side of the cover body 7 and on the opening side of the cover body 7, and a part of the container 4 facing the notch 8 is The finger hook portion 5 is provided in a protruding manner, and this cutout portion 8 also has a cutout edge that is continuous with the opening edge of the cover body 7.

The finger hooks 5 and 6 have surfaces that come into contact with each other and have a symmetrical shape when covered with the cover body 7.

In addition to slits, the water passage hole 1 may be a hole, a hole provided in the wall 2 covered with a net or a screen made of water-permeable material, or a combination of a wall with holes and a bag-like screen. However, it is also possible to provide it not only on the circumferential side of the picture wall 2 but also on the bottom surface, or only on the bottom surface. When provided only on the peripheral side, it is preferable that the hole is opened to the same height as the bottom surface.

Further, the cover body 7 does not need to have an internal height to completely accommodate the container 4, and even a slight circumferential surface may be sufficient depending on the usage, and the bottom surface of the container 4 may be provided with legs as appropriate.

Thus, except when putting cooking scraps into the kitchen waste container, the cover body 7 is placed over the container 4 and functions as a normal lid.

When going to dump cooking scraps to a distant disposal site, hold the finger hooks 5 and 6 with the cover body 7 still on and turn it upside down. Then, it is carried as it is (if the circumferential surface of the cover body 7 is low, in this state), or the container 4 is removed and only the cooking waste is left on the cover body 7, and it is carried to a disposal site and thrown away.

Generally, the water that comes out of cooking scraps is often smelly waste water, and if it drips into the kitchen, it is dirty, but in the present invention, this problem does not occur due to the cover body 7, and the waste can be disposed of cleanly. can.

[Effect of idea]

With this invention, it is possible to provide an easy-to-use kitchen waste container that normally functions as a water-permeable kitchen waste container with a lid, and as an impermeable transport container when the stored kitchen waste is to be dumped. It has extremely beneficial effects.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the separated state, and FIGS. 2 and 3 are perspective views of other embodiments in the separated state. 1...Water hole, 2...Painting wall, 3...Mouth, 4...
... Container, 5, 6... Finger rest, 7... Cover body.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] 1. In a container 4 in which a mouth 3 for storing cooking scraps is formed with a wall 2 having water holes 1 as a kitchen waste container, the container 4 is provided with a finger hook 5. A cover body 7 is provided with a finger hook 6 that can be connected to the finger hook 5, and into which the container 4 can be inserted.
A kitchen waste container characterized by being equipped with. 2. The kitchen waste container according to claim 1, wherein the water passage hole 1 is a slit and is provided on the peripheral side of the picture wall 2. 3. The kitchen waste container according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the finger hook portion 5 is inserted into the cover body 7. 4. The kitchen waste container according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the finger hook 6 is placed on and connected to the finger hook 5 formed on the cover body 7. 5. The kitchen garbage container according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the finger hook portion 5 is connected in parallel to the finger hook portion 6 formed on the cover body 7. 6 Utility model registration claims 1 to 5, wherein the cover body 7 has a notch 8 formed on the side wall surface into which the finger hook 5 formed on the container 4 can be inserted.
Kitchen waste container as described in any one of the sections.