JPS6344368B2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] (a) ``Object of the Invention'' If a soap box does not have a cover, or even if it has a cover and forgets to do so, water will splash on it, making it difficult to dry, and it will slither and be difficult to clean up, resulting in rapid wear and tear. However, the present invention is a soap box with a lid, and when the lid is opened, the soap can be easily taken out, and when the soap is put away after use, the lid automatically closes immediately, so water splashes are always blocked.
This invention aims to prevent the self-dissolution of soap, dry quickly, perform ventilation drying, save the trouble of closing the lid, and avoid forgetting to close the lid.

(b) "Structure of the invention" A cover is attached to the lower box of a conventional soap box via a hinge, the base end is hinged and protrudes from the center of the rear wall of the cover, and the tip touches the bottom plate when the cover is fully closed. It is configured so that it is positioned horizontally to the proximal end when opened, and is positioned horizontally to the proximal end.
Equipped with flip-up arms. When you open this cover, the arm supports the soap horizontally, so you can easily take out the soap, and when you place the soap on the arm after use, the soap will absorb its own weight. Therefore, the cover automatically closes. DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Detailed embodiments of the present invention will be explained below based on the drawings. FIG. 1 shows a state in which soap 1 is inserted and cover 2 is closed. It is supported and settled by a total of three points of contact with a small contact area, with the point at the apex. Therefore, the contact area with the lower box 4 is very small. Moreover, the water droplets adhering to the soap 1 after use quickly flow down the steep slopes of the surface of the soap 1 and fall through the ventilation holes 7, 7' and the recessed part 5 to maintain a dry state at all times due to ventilation. . The cover 2 is attached to the lower box 4 via a hinge 11 so that it can be freely opened and closed. Now, when taking out the soap 1, open the cover 2 as shown in Figure 2 (the opening angle is 90 degrees to 100 degrees with respect to the floor), and the flip-up arm 3 with a hinged protrusion (opening angle is 90 degrees to 100 degrees with respect to the floor). The angle is 30 to 40 degrees (horizontal to the floor surface when opened), and the soap 1 is bounced up with the tip of the soap 1. Then, a hole 5 is made in the bottom plate on the lower side of the front wall of the lower box 4, and a hole 5 is made in the center of the bottom plate. Protrusions 6, 6' are formed at a required interval in both directions, respectively.
Using this as a reference point, the soap 1 is rotated and supported by the arms 3 that spring up sideways, so the soap 1 is picked up and taken out by inserting fingertips into the recessed parts 5 and 12. When storing the soap 1 in the lower box 4 after use, if the soap 1 that is sloppy in your hand slides down onto the arm 3, the soap 1 will flip up due to its own weight and the arm 3 will open the lid 2. Close automatically. Also, by vigorously opening the cover 2, the soap 1 can be thrown out of the lower box 4. The legs 8 raise the entire lower box 4 from the floor at 3 to 5 points. Also, when the arm 3 is fixedly protruding from the cover 2 and has the same function, the legs 8 are raised so that they do not reach the floor even if they fall 90 degrees from the horizontal. In addition, when the soap 1 is stored horizontally from the tip of the arm 3 to the front wall side, or when the soap 1 becomes lighter due to wear and tear, either close the cover 2 manually or close the arm 3 with your fingertips. When closing the lid by pressing down the tip with soap 1,
If the width of the arm 3 is widened or it is divided into two parts, and the arms 3 are brought into contact with each other at two points and raised horizontally, a structure that completely supports the arm 3 may be formed. Furthermore, if the opening angle of the lid is increased or the upward angle of the arm 3 is made higher than horizontal, the lid may not close automatically when the weight of the soap becomes lighter.

(c) "Effects of the invention" This invention is a product having the above structure and function,
The structure is simple and can be produced at low cost, and the lid automatically closes as soon as the used soap is put into the lower box, so there is no need for the troublesome effort of putting the lid on. Therefore, it constantly blocks water splashes, prevents the natural dissolution of soap by water, and the contact point between the base end of the flip-up arm and the convex part of the lower box has an extremely small area and is slanted to store soap. Moreover, the ventilation holes and the ventilation from the recessed holes create a completely dry state, extending the number of times the soap can be used. In addition, the lid flips up as soon as the lid is opened, and is supported horizontally by the arms, making it easy to take out the soap with your fingers, conveniently allowing you to take out wet soap without any mistakes, and making it easy to carry when returning from the bath. This advantageous feature, together with the above-mentioned economy, has a great effect.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a sectional view when the cover is closed, FIG. 2 is a sectional view when the cover is open, and FIG. 3 is a plan view. 1 is soap, 2 is a cover, 3 is a flip-up arm, 4 is a lower box, 5 is a hole, 6, 6' are convex parts, 7, 7' are ventilation holes, 8 is a foot, 9 is a handle , 10 is the base end, 11 is the hinge, and 12 is the hole recess.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1. In a soap box whose cover 2 can be freely opened and closed by a hinge 11 on the rear wall, the base end 10 is hinged and protrudes from the center of the rear wall inside the cover, It is provided with a flip-up arm 3 whose tip is positioned on the bottom plate surface when the cover is fully closed and maintained horizontally with the base end 10 when the cover is opened, and a hole recessed in the bottom plate at the lower side of the front wall of the lower box 4. 5, a soap container is provided with convex portions at required intervals on both sides of the central portion of the bottom plate, and vent holes are provided at appropriate positions on the bottom plate outside of the convex portions. 2 In the mechanism of claim 1, when the soap is stored (fully closed), the soap is tilted forward and supported by the three contact points of the small contact area of the convex parts 6, 6' and the flip-up arm 3. A soap container box that features a mechanism that prevents contact with the box and allows water droplets to flow out.