JP3736763B2 - Wet tissue heating device - Google Patents

Description

[0001]
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
The present invention relates to a wet tissue heating apparatus that heats a wet tissue.
[0002]
[Prior art]
A wet tissue is a tissue that is impregnated with a chemical solution or the like and is always wet. This wet tissue is often used for wiping the human body in the same manner as a hand towel, and is also used for wiping the bottom of sick people and infants because it can be disposable.
Such wet tissues are folded and stored one by one in a wet tissue container that is a bag of vinyl or the like. The temperature of the wet tissue stored in the wet tissue container, which is a mere bag, changes as the outside air temperature changes. In particular, using wet tissue that has become cold due to a decrease in outside air temperature may cause discomfort to the sick or infant due to shocks when the wet tissue touches the skin, causing the sick to sleep or causing the infant to suddenly I started crying.
[0003]
For this reason, the wet tissue heating apparatus which can heat a wet tissue with the container conventionally is developed (for example, refer patent document 1-patent document 3).
According to such an apparatus, the heater is provided on the outer wall surface and the outer bottom surface of the storage unit that stores the wet tissue container, and the wet tissue is heated together with the container.
[0004]
In addition, there are cases where dirt is stuck on the baby's buttocks. When it is necessary to remove such sticky dirt, it is difficult to remove the dirt with only a wet tissue, and it is necessary to directly apply cleaning liquid such as water or chemicals to the dirt. Has occurred.
Furthermore, since the wet tissue is dried as soon as it is taken out of the container, a cleaning liquid such as water or chemicals may be applied to the wet tissue to wet the wet tissue that is being dried. It was.
[0005]
Therefore, when the washing liquid is directly applied to a sick person or an infant, it is necessary to heat the water or the washing liquid to a temperature that does not cause discomfort in order to remove the sticking dirt.
In addition, even when a wet tissue is used that has been wetted again with a cleaning liquid applied to the wet tissue, the wet tissue moistened with cold water or a cleaning solution may cause discomfort to the sick or infant.
Therefore, when using a wet tissue, it is desired to heat water and a cleaning solution together with the wet tissue.
[0006]
[Patent Document 1]
Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 11-18987 (FIG. 3 etc.)
[Patent Document 2]
Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 11-18888 (FIG. 3 etc.)
[Patent Document 3]
Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 11-18989 (FIG. 3 etc.)
[0007]
[Problems to be solved by the invention]
If a conventionally known wet tissue heating device is provided with a bottle storage part that stores a bottle containing a cleaning liquid, a lid that closes both the outlet for taking out the wet tissue and the outlet for taking out the bottle If only one is provided, both outlets will always be opened even if only one of them is used, and the temperature in the heating device may be unnecessarily lowered. .
That is, there is a problem that a wet tissue lid and a bottle lid are required separately because only a wet tissue is used and no cleaning liquid is used.
[0008]
In addition, when a separate lid is provided for the outlet for taking out the wet tissue and the outlet for taking out the bottle, it is desirable to have an opening / closing switch for each, but close the lid on the side for taking out the wet tissue. In this case, since the use of the cleaning liquid should normally be finished, the user side wants to close the lid on the mouth side from which the bottle is taken out.
In such a case, since it takes time to perform the operation of closing each lid, it is desired to easily and quickly close the lid in order to prevent a temperature drop inside the apparatus and evaporation of moisture. There was a problem.
[0009]
Accordingly, the present invention has been made to solve the above-mentioned problems, and the object of the present invention is to separately provide a lid for a wet tissue outlet and a lid for a bottle containing a cleaning liquid such as water or a chemical solution. It is in providing the wet tissue heating apparatus provided in.
[0010]
[Means for Solving the Problems]
The present invention has the following configuration in order to achieve the above object.
According to the wet tissue heating device of the present invention, a wet tissue storage unit that stores a wet tissue container in which wet tissues are detachably stored, and a heating element that heats the wet tissue container in the storage unit are provided. In the wet tissue heating apparatus provided, a bottle storage unit that stores a bottle in which a cleaning liquid is stored, a heating element for a bottle that heats a bottle in the bottle storage unit, and a wet stored in the wet tissue storage unit A first lid for closing the upper side of the wet tissue outlet for taking out the tissue and a second lid for closing the upper side of the bottle outlet for taking out the bottle stored in the bottle storage unit are provided. .
By adopting this configuration, when it is not necessary to take out the bottle, only the lid for taking out the wet tissue can be opened and used, and since the inside of the apparatus is not opened more than necessary, a temperature drop can be prevented.
[0011]
Further, the second lid is provided to be closed in conjunction with the closing operation of the first lid.
According to this, since the use of the bottle should normally be finished when the use of the wet tissue is finished, if the lid of the wet tissue outlet is closed after using the wet tissue, the bottle is attached accordingly. The lid of the outlet is also closed. For this reason, since it does not take time to close the lid and the lid can be quickly closed, it contributes to prevention of temperature drop and moisture evaporation inside the apparatus.
[0012]
According to the wet tissue heating device of the present invention, a wet tissue storage unit that stores a wet tissue container in which wet tissues are detachably stored, and a heating element that heats the wet tissue container in the storage unit are provided. In the wet tissue heating apparatus provided, a bottle storage unit that stores a bottle in which a cleaning liquid is stored, a heating element for a bottle that heats a bottle in the bottle storage unit, and a wet stored in the wet tissue storage unit A first lid that closes the upper side of the wet tissue take-out port for taking out the tissue, a second lid that closes the upper side of the bottle take-out port for taking out the bottle stored in the bottle storage unit, the storage unit, and the bottle storage A lower case having a section and the wet tissue outlet And an upper case that is formed so as to cover the upper opening of the storage part and the bottle storage part, and the first cover is always open in the upper case A first urging means for urging the first lid, and a second urging means for urging the second lid so that the second lid is always open. A first locking mechanism that locks the first lid in a closed state against the urging force by the first urging means; and the second locking mechanism against the urging force by the second urging means. A second locking mechanism that locks the lid of the first lid closed when the first lid is pressed from the open state to the closed state. It has the press part for pressing.
By adopting this configuration, if both the wet tissue and the cleaning liquid are used and then the wet tissue lid is closed, this lid also presses and closes the bottle lid. The two lids can be closed simultaneously with one push. For this reason, the trouble at the time of closing the lid can be reduced and the lid can be quickly closed, which ultimately contributes to prevention of temperature drop and moisture evaporation inside the apparatus.
[0013]
In addition, the second lid is formed with a protruding portion that protrudes so as to contact the lower surface of the first lid, and the lower surface of the first lid serves as a protrusion of the second lid as the pressing portion. If it is characterized by pressing the part, it is possible to reduce the time and effort required to close the lid with a relatively simple structure without cost, and the lid can be quickly closed.
[0014]
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of a wet tissue heating apparatus according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.
The present invention is characterized in that a lid for closing the outlet of the wet tissue container and a lid for closing the outlet of the bottle containing the cleaning liquid are provided.
[0015]
1 to 5 show the external structure of the wet tissue heating apparatus according to the present invention, and FIGS. 6 to 7 show the internal structure of the wet tissue heating apparatus.
The wet tissue heating device 30 is formed of a lower case 34 that houses and heats the wet tissue container 20 (see FIGS. 6 and 7), and an upper case 32 that covers the upper surface opening of the lower case 34 and closes the lower case. Has been.
[0016]
A handle 36 used for carrying around is provided on the outer peripheral side of the upper surface of the upper case 32. The handle 36 is provided so as to be pivotable upward. When carrying the handle 36, the handle 36 is pivoted upward, and when the wet tissue is taken out, it is lowered so as not to obstruct the take-out. Can be rotated.
Further, the handle 36 is provided so as to be housed in a handle housing portion 37 formed by recessing the outer wall surface of the upper case 32 so that it does not protrude outward from the outer peripheral portion of the upper case 32 when it is not carried. ing. For this reason, although the handle 36 is provided, the overall size can be reduced so that the overall size is the same as that when the handle 36 is not provided.
[0017]
The lower case 34 is provided with a leg portion 35 and a power switch 33. The power switch 33 includes a power display lamp 39 that is turned on when the power is turned on.
The lower case 34 is provided with a power cord for connection to a household power source (AC 100 V), but is omitted in the drawing.
[0018]
The upper case 32 and the lower case 34 are fixed by fasteners (buckles) 40 on the front side, and are engaged by engagement portions provided on the upper case 32 and the lower case 34 on the rear side and engaged with each other. Is fixed. In addition, although the engaging part provided in the upper case 32 is abbreviate | omitted on drawing, the engaging part 72 provided in the lower case 34 is shown by FIG.
The fastener 40 has a curved shape along the outer wall surface of the lower case 34. The lower end portion 40b of the fastener 40 is attached to the outer wall surface of the lower case 34 via the connecting member 22 (FIG. 6) so as to be rotatable. The upper end portion 40 a of the fastener 40 is formed in a hook shape and is provided so as to be engaged with the hook portion 24 formed on the outer wall of the upper case 32.
The fastener 40 is housed in a recess 41 formed over the upper case 32 and the lower case 34, and the fastener 40 is outside the upper case 32 and the lower case 34 when the upper case 32 and the lower case 34 are fixed. It is provided so as not to protrude from the wall surface.
[0019]
In order to fix the upper case 32 and the lower case 34, first, the upper end portion 40a of the fastener 40 is hung on the hook-like portion 24 of the upper case 32, and then the lower end portion 40b of the fastener 40 is placed on the outer wall surface side of the lower case 34. Done by pressing on. Thus, the upper end portion 40a of the fastener 40 pulls the upper case 32 downward, and the upper case 32 and the lower case 34 are fixed. To release the fastener 40, the lower end portion 40b of the fastener 40 is lifted upward while being separated from the outer wall surface of the lower case 34. Thus, the upper end portion 40a of the fastener 40 is released from the hooked portion 24 of the upper case 32, and the upper case 32 and the lower case 34 are released from being fixed.
[0020]
Next, the structure of the lower case will be described with reference to FIGS. 8 to 11 in addition to the above-described drawings.
The lower case 34 can be separated into an inner case 34 a and an outer case 34 b at the fitting portion 44.
The inner case 34a is a storage container formed in a cup shape with a bottom for storing the wet tissue container 20 and the bottle 20 into which a liquid is placed. The inner case 34a includes a storage container portion 45 in which a recess for storing a wet tissue container and a bottle is formed, an upper end edge portion 47 extending outward from the upper end of the storage container portion 45, and a storage container portion from the upper end edge portion 47. An outer wall portion 49 extending downward to cover the storage container portion 45 up to about half of the upper side with respect to the depth of 45, and a fitting portion 44 is formed at the lower end edge of the outer wall portion 49. . The upper edge 47 of the inner case 34a is composed of a lower surface 47a and an upper surface 47b, and is formed in two steps.
A heating element 50 is attached to the outer wall surface of the storage container portion 45 of the inner case 34a. Although details of the heating element 50 will be described later, the inside of the storage container portion 45 is heated by the heating element 50.
[0021]
The outer case 34 b covers the bottom surface side of the storage container part 45 and the outside of the lower part of the outer wall surface of the storage container part 45, and an upper end edge thereof is formed as a fitting part 44. By the fitting portion 44, the inner case 34a and the outer case 34b are detachably fitted.
The inner case 34a and the outer case 34b are made of synthetic resin such as PP, PE, PC, PS, AS, PVC, ABS, and PET.
[0022]
The inner case 34a is provided with a boss portion 46 having a screw hole downward from the bottom surface. The inner case 34a and the outer case 34b are fixed by screwing between the boss portion 46 of the inner case 34a and the boss portion 48 of the outer case 34b.
Thus, since the lower case 34 has a double wall structure, the heat insulating effect is high, and by removing the outer case 34b, the lower half of the outer wall surface of the inner case 34a is revealed, so that the heating element can be easily incorporated. Can be done.
The lower case 34 may not be provided in the double wall structure as described above.
[0023]
Next, the wet tissue storage part provided in the inner case and the bottle storage part will be described.
In this embodiment, the wet tissue storage part 52 and the bottle storage part 54 are integrally provided inside the recess of the storage container part 45 of the inner case 34a.
The wet tissue storage unit 52 is formed to have a size that can store at least the wet tissue container 20, but there are various sizes of the wet tissue container 20 depending on the manufacturers that manufacture the wet tissue. Therefore, it is preferable to set the size of the wet tissue storage portion 52 in accordance with the size of the largest wet tissue container 20 among the manufacturers.
[0024]
On the inner wall surface of the wet tissue storage portion 52, a protrusion (rib) 55 protruding inwardly of the storage container portion is provided. A plurality of the protrusions 55 are provided on the entire inner wall surface of the wet tissue storage unit 52 at a predetermined interval. For this reason, when the wet tissue container 20 is stored in the wet tissue storage unit 52, the wet tissue container 20 is held and stored by the protrusion 55 without directly contacting the inner wall surface of the wet tissue storage unit 52.
[0025]
Thus, since the wet tissue container 20 stored in the wet tissue storage part 52 is supported by the protrusion 55, it is not heated by heat conduction by contact with the storage container part 45 heated by the heating element 50. This is performed by heat conduction from the air existing between the adjacent protrusions 55 or radiant heat from the inner wall surface of the storage container portion 45.
Since the wet tissue container 20 is heated by heat conduction from the air or radiant heat from the inner wall surface, partial heating due to heat conduction due to contact can be prevented, and partial drying or overheating of the wet tissue can be prevented. Can prevent discoloration and the like. In particular, convection occurs when the air is heated, and the entire wet tissue is heated uniformly.
Further, by forming slits (not shown) in the ridges 55, air can flow between the adjacent ridges 55, and heat accumulation can be prevented.
[0026]
Next, the bottle storage unit will be described.
In the storage container portion 45 of the inner case 34a, a bottle storage portion 54 capable of storing the bottle 10 into which the cleaning liquid is put is formed.
The bottle storage section 54 is not in particular separated from the space of the wet tissue storage section 52, and communicates so that heated air can freely circulate between the bottle storage section 54 and the wet tissue storage section 52. Is formed. That is, the storage container portion 45 of the inner case 34a is a single unit in which a wet tissue storage portion 52 that is a recess for storing a wet tissue and a bottle storage portion 54 that is a recess for storing a bottle are integrated. A recess is formed.
[0027]
The storage container portion 45 according to the present embodiment is formed in a pentagonal shape in which a triangle is attached to one short side of a rectangle when viewed in plan. Here, among the recesses having such a shape, the rectangular portion is the wet tissue storage portion, and the triangular portion protruding outward from the short side of the rectangle is the bottle storage portion.
In addition, the shape of the concave portion (wet tissue storage portion and bottle storage portion) as the storage container portion 45 is not limited to a pentagonal shape in plan view.
[0028]
In the bottle storage portion 54 of the present embodiment, the bottle 10 can be stored in an upright state, and a storage recess 56 that stores and holds the lower portion of the bottle is directed downward from the inner wall surface of the inner case 34a. It is provided so as to be recessed. The storage recess 56 is a fall prevention means in the claims. The storage recess 56 is formed to protrude downward from the bottom surface 52 a of the wet tissue storage unit 52. The depth of the storage recess 56 is set according to the length of the bottle 10.
Moreover, in the bottle storage part 54, the inner wall surface 56a of the storage recessed part 56 and the inner wall surface 45a of the part formed in the triangular shape of the inner case 34a standing around the bottle to be stored are in the same plane. It is formed (FIG. 9). For this reason, the inner wall surface of the storage container part 45 comes closer to the bottle 10, and the bottle 10 is heated efficiently.
[0029]
Between the wet tissue storage part 52 and the bottle storage part 54, for holding the wet tissue container 20 so that the wet tissue container 20 stored in the wet tissue storage part 52 does not move to the bottle storage part 54 side, A holding rod 60 is provided. The holding rod 60 is provided so as to protrude upward from the inner bottom surface of the storage container portion 45.
In the present embodiment, the two holding bars 60 are provided so as to come into contact with both end portions of the short side of the wet tissue container 20, but are not limited to two. In addition, the holding portion for holding in this way is not limited to a rod shape, and may be another shape such as a plate shape.
[0030]
In addition, you may provide the part in which the both storage parts (recessed part) of the wet tissue storage part 52 and the bottle storage part 54 were formed in the inner case 34a so that isolation | separation from other parts was possible (not shown). In this case, the material of both storage parts may be metal iron, copper, SUS, aluminum, etc., which is a different material from the other parts, and fluorine coating, vinyl coating, plating, Alumite treatment or the like may be performed.
[0031]
Furthermore, in the above-described embodiment, the wet tissue storage unit 52 and the bottle storage unit 54 are provided in communication within the inner case 34a without partitioning or the like.
However, the wet tissue storage unit 52 and the bottle storage unit 54 may be provided completely separated (not shown).
[0032]
Next, the heating element will be described.
In this embodiment, the bottle storage portion 54 and the wet tissue storage portion 52 are formed in one storage container portion 45, and the heating element 50 is provided on the outer wall surface of the storage container portion 45. The heating element for heating the bottle and the heating element for heating the wet tissue container 20 are combined.
[0033]
A foil heater as an example of the heating element 50 (hereinafter referred to as reference numeral 50) is attached to the outer wall surface of the inner case 34a as the storage container portion 45 by an adhesive, an adhesive tape, or the like.
On the outer bottom surface of the inner case 34a, a tropical zone 62 for connecting the foil heater 50 attached to the outer wall surface is disposed. The tropics 62 are made of a thin aluminum plate similar to the aluminum forming the foil heater 50. The tropics 62 are formed by forming an aluminum thin plate or the like in a substantially strip shape and pasting both end portions in the longitudinal direction on the foil heater 50 so as to heat the side surface of the inner case 34a. It is provided to convey to the bottom. As described above, the heater 50 itself is not provided on the outer bottom surface of the inner case 34a, but only the heat transfer layer 62 that transmits the heat of the heater provided on the outer wall surface is provided, so that the manufacturing cost is reduced due to the reduction in the number of parts. At the same time, the amount of electricity used during use can be reduced.
[0034]
Here, the foil heater 50 will be described in detail with reference to FIGS.
As shown in FIG. 12, the foil heater 50 is attached to the surface of the aluminum foil 66 by meandering the cord heater 64 to increase the contact area, and a power source is connected to the end of the cord heater 64 led out of the aluminum foil 66. A connection terminal 65 is provided.
The foil heater 50 is formed in a belt shape that is a long rectangle as a whole, and is used by being wound around the outer wall surface of the storage container portion 45. The foil heater 50 is formed in such a length that both end portions do not come into contact with each other when wound around the outer wall surface of the storage container portion 45. A slit 67 is formed at a predetermined position of the strip-shaped foil heater 50. The slit 67 is provided at a position where it hits a corner of the storage container portion 45 when it is wound around the storage container portion 45. By forming such a slit 67, even when the outer wall surfaces of the storage container portion 45 are not formed perpendicular to each other and the bottom surface is inclined so as to have a small diameter, it is brought into close contact with the outer wall surface. Can be wound.
[0035]
The cord heater 64 is not disposed at both ends of the belt-like shape of the foil heater 50 of the present embodiment, and the heat transfer portion that transfers the heat from the portion where the code heater 64 is provided to heat the storage container portion 45. 53 is provided.
As shown in FIG. 13, when the foil heater 50 is wound around the storage container portion 45, the heat transfer portion 53 reaches the vicinity of the bottle storage portion 54. As described above, the foil heater 50 is not formed in a length that allows the heat transfer portions 53 to be connected to each other. A heat transfer piece 59 is provided. The heat transfer pieces 59 are attached to the heat transfer portions 53 so as to overlap each other.
[0036]
In the present embodiment, the portion of the foil heater 50 attached to the storage container portion 45 that is attached around the portion corresponding to the bottle storage portion 54 generates heat for the bottle for heating the bottle 10. It corresponds to the body 51.
That is, a part from the inner side to the heat transfer part 53 slightly from the power connection terminal 65 and the part including the heat transfer piece 59 attached to the heat transfer part 53 function as the bottle heating element 51.
[0037]
As shown in FIG. 11, an automatic temperature controller 25 and a thermal fuse 26 are connected midway from the power connection terminal 65 of the foil heater 50 to a power plug (not shown), so that the foil heater 50 has a predetermined temperature or higher. It is controlled not to become.
[0038]
Another embodiment of the foil heater will be described.
The foil heater 50 may be formed such that the cord heater 64 is sandwiched between two aluminum foils 66 as shown in FIG.
Such a foil heater 50 uniformly transfers the heat generated by the cord heater 64 to the aluminum foil 66, so that the heat transfer area is increased, temperature unevenness is reduced, and the storage container portion 45 can be efficiently heated. Moreover, it can fix simply by sticking with an adhesive agent or an adhesive tape.
[0039]
Moreover, in FIG. 15, the form of the other foil heater different from the form mentioned above in the foil heater is shown.
The foil heater 68 shown here is formed by opening a central portion 70 corresponding to the bottom surface of the storage container portion 45, leaving a part of the tropical region 62, and the cord heater 64 can be attached only to the outer wall surface of the storage container portion 45. It is formed as such. The code heater 64 is arranged so as to make one turn while meandering the outer wall surface of the storage container portion 45.
The foil heater 68 is obtained by attaching a cord heater 64 on one surface of an adhesive body 102 a of the double-sided adhesive tape 102, and further attaching an aluminum foil 66 thereon to cover the code heater 64. A surface paper 102 b is provided on the other surface of the adhesive body 102 a of the double-sided adhesive tape 102.
[0040]
In order to attach the foil heater 68 to the outer wall surface of the storage container portion 45, first, the surface paper 102b of the double-sided adhesive tape 102 is removed, and then the small width portions 71 located at the four corners of the central portion 70 are folded, and the exposed adhesive body 102a. This is done by sticking the other surface to the outer wall surface of the storage container portion 45.
[0041]
Next, the upper case 32 will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 7 and FIGS.
The upper case 32 is attached to the upper surface of the lower case 34 so as to close the upper surfaces of the wet tissue storage portion 52 and the bottle storage portion 54.
The upper case 32 is fixed to the lower case 34 by the engagement of the fastener 40 and the engaging portion 72 described above. The upper case 32 is detachably provided from the lower case 34 by removing the fastener 40 and releasing the engagement portion 72.
[0042]
The upper case 32 is formed in a double wall structure including an outer lid 80 and an inner lid 82 that closes the upper surface opening of the lower case 34.
Since the heat insulating space 83 is formed between the outer lid 80 and the inner lid 82, the heat insulating space 83 insulates the inside of the apparatus from the outside and improves the heat retention in the apparatus. Further, the outer lid 80 and the inner lid 82 are fixed by screwing between the boss portions 84 and 85 having screw holes.
[0043]
The outer lid 80 is provided with a wet tissue outlet 86 for taking out the wet tissue and a bottle outlet 88 for taking out the bottle.
Each extraction port 86, 88 is provided with a separate lid. That is, a wet tissue lid 90 is provided at the wet tissue outlet 86, and a bottle lid 92 is provided at the bottle outlet and closes each outlet.
When viewed from above, the wet tissue lid 90 and the bottle lid 92 are formed in an oval shape, and are respectively rotatably attached to the bearing 97 of the outer lid 80 by rotating shafts 94 and 96. Yes.
The bottle lid 92 is formed with a pressing piece 98 that protrudes toward the wet tissue lid 90 so as to contact the lower end portion of the wet tissue lid 90. That is, the lower end portion of the wet tissue lid 90 is provided as a pressing portion 91 for pressing the bottle lid 92.
[0044]
Each of the wet tissue lid 90 and the bottle lid 92 is provided with locking mechanisms 100 and 104 for locking the upward rotation of each lid.
The locking mechanisms 100 and 104 are respectively provided with engaging claws 106 and 107 that engage with engaging recesses (not shown) provided at the ends of the lids 90 and 92 opposite to the pivot shafts 94 and 96. And push buttons 108 and 110 for rotating the engaging claws 106 and 107 in a direction to release them from the engaging recesses. The engaging claws 106 and 107 are biased by springs 111 and 112 so as to protrude in a direction approaching the lids 90 and 92 (in the direction of arrow A in FIG. 16).
Further, the lids 90 and 92 are urged by the torsion coil springs 114 and 115 (the urging means referred to in the claims) so as to rotate upward about the rotation shafts 94 and 96 as central axes. For this reason, when the push buttons 108 and 110 are pushed to release the engaging claws 106 and 107 from the engaging recesses, the lids 90 and 92 can be opened by the urging force of the torsion coil springs 114 and 115.
Since it is such a structure, since the user can open each lid | cover 90,92 only by pushing each push button with one hand, ie, one push, it can implement | achieve simple operation.
[0045]
The operation of each lid will be described.
The wet tissue lid 90 can be opened independently by pushing the push button 108 independently of the bottle lid 92. Further, when the bottle lid 92 is opened, it can be opened by pressing the push button 110. However, since the pressing piece 98 is pressed downward by the wet tissue lid 90, the wet tissue lid 90 is opened. It is provided so that it cannot be opened unless it is opened at the same time as the lid 90 for wet tissue.
Further, when the wet tissue lid 90 is closed, the wet tissue lid 90 can be closed by directly pushing the wet tissue lid 90 against the urging force of the torsion coil spring 114. In this case, if the bottle lid 92 is also open, the lower end portion of the wet tissue lid 90 presses the pressing piece 98 provided on the bottle lid 92, so that the bottle lid 92 can be closed simultaneously.
On the other hand, the bottle lid 92 can be closed alone by pushing the bottle lid 92 against the urging force of the torsion coil spring 115.
[0046]
Moreover, you may provide so that each locking mechanism 100,104 may be interlock | cooperated (not shown).
For example, the push button 110 for opening the bottle lid 92 is connected to the push button 108 for opening the wet tissue lid 90, and if the push button 110 for opening the bottle lid 92 is pressed, the bottle lid 92 and the wet lid are wet. Both the tissue lids 90 are opened. In this way, when using the cleaning liquid, it is normal to use a wet tissue, so that there is an effect that it is not necessary to press two push buttons.
On the other hand, even when the lock mechanisms 100 and 104 are interlocked, the cleaning liquid is not always used when using the wet tissue. Therefore, even if the push button 108 for opening the wet tissue lid 90 is pressed, the bottle is used. The lid 92 need not be opened.
[0047]
As other opening / closing mechanisms of the lids 90 and 92, the lids 90 and 92 are integrally formed with the outer lid 80, and are always urged upward by the elasticity of the resin at the connecting portion with the outer lid 80. It may be (not shown).
Further, the lids 90 and 92 may be detachably provided (not shown).
[0048]
The structure of the wet tissue outlet 86 will be described.
An opening 120 is provided at a substantially central portion of the inner lid 82.
On the other hand, the central portion of the outer lid 80 is recessed and formed in the inner lid portion 122, and the extraction hole 124 formed in the center of the inner lid portion 122 communicates with the opening portion 120 of the inner lid 82. The wet tissue is taken out from the take-out hole 124.
[0049]
A wet tissue lid 90 is provided above the middle lid portion 122. Further, a protrusion 126 is provided on the lower surface of the wet tissue lid 90 so as to face the inner wall of the step 125 of the inner lid portion 122 and surround the take-out hole 124 downward.
Thus, since the outer periphery of the extraction hole 124 is surrounded by the protrusion 126 and the step 125, even if moisture evaporates from the extraction hole 124, it prevents the moisture from flowing out and prevents the wet tissue from drying. it can.
[0050]
A step 128 is formed on the inner lid 82 so as to substantially contact the lower surface 74 a and the upper surface 74 b formed on the upper edge 47 of the storage container portion 45. By providing the step 128 in this manner, positioning when the upper case 32 is mounted on the lower case 34 is facilitated, and the airtightness of the storage container portion 45 is increased, so that moisture can be removed even if moisture is evaporated from the wet tissue. Can be prevented from flowing out, and the wet tissue can be prevented from drying.
[0051]
In the present embodiment, as described above, the configuration in which the inner lid portion 122 and the like recessed in the outer lid 80 is formed and the projection 126 is provided in the wet tissue lid 90 is adopted. Only the wet tissue outlet 86 is required.
In other words, the bottle outlet 88 is simply formed by communicating the outlet hole 130 formed in the outer lid 80 and the opening 132 formed in the inner lid 82. The bottom surface of the bottle lid 92 is not provided with a protrusion or the like, and is formed in a simple flat shape.
This is because the bottle 10 with the cap 11 is directly taken out from the bottle take-out port 88, and there is no fear of drying unlike a wet tissue.
[0052]
Next, the liquid used for washing | cleaning and the bottle which puts this liquid are demonstrated based on FIGS.
As the liquid used for cleaning, simple tap water or mineral water can be used. In addition to water, a chemical solution having a component that removes dirt may be used.
[0053]
The bottle 10 may have any shape as long as the liquid can be put in and the put liquid can be taken out by some means. In the present embodiment, the bottle 10 has an oval cross section, and has an upper neck. It is shown that it is composed of narrow and narrow curves.
The capacity | capacitance of the bottle 10 should just be a capacity | capacitance in which the liquid which can be used for several times is stored. By setting the capacity to be used several times, even if a new liquid is added after the liquid is used, it can be heated in a short time. Even if the user forgets to add after using the liquid for the first time, the amount to be used next remains, so even if the use interval is short, it can be used several times continuously.
[0054]
At the top of the bottle 10 is provided a cap 11 that is screwed. The cap 11 has an ejection part 14 in which an ejection hole 12 capable of ejecting an internal liquid is formed, and a lid part 16 that covers the upper part of the ejection part. The lid portion 16 is attached to the cap body 11a by a foldable attachment piece 17.
The bottle 10 is made of an elastic body having elasticity. That is, it is made of a material such as polypropylene. Thereby, when using the liquid put in the inside, by pushing the side surface of the bottle 10 (arrow B of FIG. 19), the liquid can be ejected from the ejection hole 12 and used.
[0055]
The preferred embodiments of the present invention have been described above in various ways. However, the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and it goes without saying that many modifications can be made without departing from the spirit of the invention. It is.
[0056]
【The invention's effect】
According to the wet tissue heating apparatus according to the present invention, when it is not necessary to take out the bottle, it is possible to use it by opening only the lid for taking out the wet tissue, and the temperature inside can be prevented from being lowered because the inside of the apparatus is not opened more than necessary. .
In addition, if it is provided to perform the operation of closing the second lid in conjunction with the operation of closing the first lid, the use of the bottle should normally have ended when the use of the wet tissue is finished. Therefore, if the wet tissue take-out cover is closed after using the wet tissue, the bottle is taken out and the cover is also closed. For this reason, since it does not take time to close the lid and the lid can be quickly closed, it contributes to prevention of temperature drop and moisture evaporation inside the apparatus.
[Brief description of the drawings]
FIG. 1 is a front view of a wet tissue heating apparatus according to the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a plan view of the wet tissue heating apparatus shown in FIG.
FIG. 3 is a side view of the wet tissue heating apparatus shown in FIG.
4 is a front view showing a state where both a wet tissue lid and a bottle lid of the wet tissue heating apparatus shown in FIG. 1 are opened. FIG.
FIG. 5 is a front view showing a state where only the wet tissue lid of the wet tissue heating apparatus shown in FIG. 1 is opened.
FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view of the wet tissue heating device as viewed from the side.
FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view of the wet tissue heating device as viewed from the front.
FIG. 8 is an exploded view of the lower case as seen from the side.
FIG. 9 is an exploded view of the lower case as seen from the front.
FIG. 10 is a plan view of a storage container portion.
FIG. 11 is a bottom view of the storage container portion.
FIG. 12 is an explanatory view showing a heating body.
FIG. 13 is an explanatory view showing a mounting state of a heating body to a storage container portion.
FIG. 14 is a cross-sectional view showing another example of a heating body.
FIG. 15 is an explanatory view showing another example of a heating body.
FIG. 16 is a plan view showing a state where a wet tissue lid and a bottle lid are removed so that an outlet of the upper case appears.
FIG. 17 is a plan view of a bottle lid.
FIG. 18 is a cross-sectional view of a wet tissue lid.
FIG. 19 is an explanatory diagram of a bottle.
FIG. 20 is an explanatory view showing a bottle cap.
[Explanation of symbols]
10 bottles
11 cap
11a Cap body
11 bottles
12 Ejection hole
14 Spouting part
16 Lid
17 Mounting piece
20 Wet tissue container
22 Connecting members
24 bowl
25 Automatic temperature controller
26 Thermal fuse
30 Wet tissue heating device
32 Upper case
33 Power switch
34 Lower case
34a inner case
34b Outer case
35 legs
36 Handle
37 Handle compartment
39 Power indicator
40 Fastener
41 recess
44 Fitting part
45 Storage container
46, 48 Boss
47 Upper edge
49 Exterior wall
50 Heating element (foil heater)
51 Heating element for bottle
52 Wet tissue storage
53 Heat transfer section
54 Bottle storage
55 ridges
56 Storage recess
59 Heat transfer piece
60 Holding rod
62 Tropical
64 Code heater
65 Power connection terminal
66 Aluminum foil
67 slits
68 foil heater
70 center
71 Narrow part
72 engaging part
80 outer lid
82 Inner lid
83 Thermal insulation space
86 Wet tissue outlet
88 Bottle outlet
91 Pressing part
90 Wet tissue lid
92 Bottle lid
97 Bearing
98 Pressing piece
100, 104 Lock mechanism
102 Double-sided adhesive tape
102a Adhesive
102b Surface paper
108,110 push button
111, 112 spring
114,115 Torsion coil spring
120,132 opening
122 Inner lid
124, 130 extraction hole
125,128 steps
126 Projection

Claims (4)

A wet tissue storage section for storing a wet tissue container in which wet tissues can be taken out one by one;
In a wet tissue heating apparatus comprising a heating element for heating the wet tissue container in the storage unit,
A bottle storage section for storing a bottle in which a cleaning liquid is stored;
A heating element for a bottle for heating the bottle in the bottle storage section;
A first lid that closes an upper portion of a wet tissue outlet that takes out the wet tissue stored in the wet tissue storage;
A wet tissue heating apparatus, comprising: a second lid that closes an upper portion of a bottle outlet for taking out a bottle stored in the bottle storage section. The wet tissue heating apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the wet lid heating apparatus is provided so as to perform an operation of closing the second lid in conjunction with an operation of closing the first lid. A wet tissue storage section for storing a wet tissue container in which wet tissues can be taken out one by one;
In a wet tissue heating apparatus comprising a heating element for heating the wet tissue container in the storage unit,
A bottle storage section for storing a bottle in which a cleaning liquid is stored;
A heating element for a bottle for heating the bottle in the bottle storage section;
A first lid that closes an upper portion of a wet tissue outlet that takes out the wet tissue stored in the wet tissue storage;
A second lid for closing the upper part of the bottle outlet for taking out the bottle stored in the bottle storage unit;
A lower case having the storage portion and the bottle storage portion;
The wet tissue take-out port and the bottle take-out port are formed, and includes an upper case disposed so as to cover an upper surface opening of the storage unit and the bottle storage unit,
In the upper case,
First biasing means for biasing the first lid so that the first lid is normally open;
Second urging means for urging the second lid so that the second lid is normally open;
A first locking mechanism that locks the first lid against a biasing force by the first biasing means;
A second locking mechanism that locks the second lid in a closed state against a biasing force by the second biasing means;
The wet tissue heating device, wherein the first lid has a pressing portion for pressing the second lid when the first lid is pressed from the open state to the closed state. The second lid is formed with a protruding portion protruding so as to contact the lower surface of the first lid,
The wet tissue heating apparatus according to claim 3, wherein the lower surface of the first lid presses the protrusion of the second lid as the pressing portion.

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