JPH08126516A - Shampoo stand with bowl washing function - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: To provide a shampoo stand with a bowl washing function, by which no problem due to adhesion of hair to the inner surface of the bowl is caused, and which is clean and laborsaving. CONSTITUTION: A shampoo stand 1 with a bowl washing function is so constructed that a series of water discharge holes 5 are disposed along the upper edge 6 of a washing basin (bowl 3) just under the upper edge. Water is let flow like a reed screen from the water discharge holes 5 on the inner surface of the bowl, whereby hair which adheres to the bowl 3 can be washed away at a time. Or if the hair is washed while water is let flow little by little, it is possible to prevent adhesion itself of hair to the bowl 3.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a hair wash stand installed in a beauty salon, a barber shop, or a general household. In particular, the present invention relates to a hair wash table having a function of cleaning the inner surface of a bowl.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art When washing a head on a hair wash stand, a considerable amount of hair falls out and adheres to the bowl surface of the hair wash stand. Particularly, in a hairdressing salon that cuts hair, the amount of attached hair is large. Such hair attached to the inner surface of the bowl was washed off by manually operating a shower.

[0003]

However, at that time, there were the following problems. It took a long time to remove the hair in the shower because the area of the washbasin was large. Hair on the inside of the edge of the washbasin makes it difficult to remove in the shower. Also, when such hair was washed away, water spattered around, which was a nuisance to users. It is very uncomfortable if the hair removal table of the previous customer remains on the washbasin.

It is an object of the present invention to provide a clean and hassle-free hair washing table with a bowl-washing function, which does not cause the problems associated with the adhesion of hair to the inner surface of the bowl as described above.

[0005]

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, in a hair-washing stand with a bowl cleaning function of the present invention, a series of water discharge holes are provided just below the upper edge of a washbasin (bowl) along the upper edge. It is characterized by being.

[0006]

[Function] By pouring water from the water discharge hole to the inner surface of the bowl like dripping, hair attached to the bowl can be washed away at a time. Alternatively, if the hair is washed while flowing water little by little through the water discharge hole, it is possible to prevent the hair itself from adhering to the bowl.

[0007]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS FIG. 1 is a side sectional view showing a hair-washing stand with a bowl cleaning function according to an embodiment of the present invention. The hair wash stand 1 includes a bowl 3, which is the body thereof, a shower 25, a water supply pipe 19,
It is composed of a drain pipe 13 and the like.

The bowl 3 is a pot made of pottery. Bowl 3
The inner surface of the is recessed, and the head is stuck here to wash the hair.
The upper surface 4 of the bowl 3 is a flat surface and the shower 25
Also, a valve 23 for turning on and off the shower is installed.

The boundary between the upper surface 4 of the bowl and the inner surface (concave surface) 8 is called the upper edge 6 of the bowl. Immediately below the upper edge 6 of this bowl,
A series of water discharge holes 5 are formed along the upper edge 6.
The water discharge hole 5 is connected to the flow path 7 as shown in the sectional view part. The flow path 7 is a long hollow and is provided on the bowl upper surface 4 so as to make a round around the bowl inner surface 8.

A water supply pipe 119 is connected to one portion (or two or three portions) of the flow path 7 through a fixed water stop valve 15. When this fixed water stop valve is opened, the water discharge hole 5
Water begins to flow from. The water flowing out from the water discharge hole 5 flows down downward on the inner surface 8 of the bowl. All the water that has entered the bowl inner surface 8 is drained from the drain hole 11 at the bottom of the bowl 3 to the drain pipe 1.
It is drained into the inside. The overflow hole 9 is a hole that covers the drain hole 11 and stores water in the bowl 3, so that when the water level becomes too high, the water overflows and flows to the drain hole.

A valve 15 for supplying water to the water discharge hole 5 and the flow path 7.
However, I will explain why it is a fixed water shutoff valve.
First, the fixed water shutoff valve is a valve that automatically closes when water reaches a certain cumulative flow rate after opening. This makes it easier to wash the hair adhering to the inner surface 8 of the bowl because it does not take time to close the valve by hand. Furthermore, it is convenient to open the fixed quantity water shutoff valve 15 by one-touch type (pushing the head) or by using a foot switch.

[0012]

As is clear from the above description, the hair washing table with bowl cleaning function of the present invention exhibits the following effects. It is possible to flush the washing water over a large area of the hair wash table. When the constant flow stop valve is used, the wash water can be stopped with one touch, so that it does not take time to wash the hair wash table. Therefore, the customer is not kept waiting during that time. Since the wash water flows from the back side of the edge of the hair wash basin, water can be made to flow even in places where it is difficult to wash with a shower. As the hair is washed away, it not only improves cleanliness, but also does not give discomfort to the next customer.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a side sectional view showing a hair washing stand with a bowl washing function according to an embodiment of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

1 Hair-washing stand 3 Bowl 4 Bowl upper surface 5 Water discharge hole 6 Bowl upper edge 7 Flow path 8 Bowl inner surface 9 Overflow hole 11 Drain hole 13 Drain pipe 15 Fixed water stop valve 19 Water supply pipe 23 Shower valve 25 Shower

Claims (2)

[Claims] 1. A hair-washing stand with a bowl-washing function, characterized in that a series of water discharge holes are provided immediately below the upper edge of a washbasin (bowl) along the upper edge. 2. A hair washing stand with a bowl washing function, wherein a fixed water stop valve is provided in a pipe for supplying water to the water discharge hole.