JPH0327589Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] "Industrial Application Field" This invention relates to a cleaning net with a string stopper.

``Prior Art'' A conventional cleaning net is a simple net bag F having a square shape as shown in FIG. 13A or a round shape as shown in FIG. It was simply a matter of putting laundry in and taking it out from K.

``Problems to be solved by the invention'' When cleaning stockings using conventional cleaning nets, there were the following drawbacks.

Before washing, I had to sort out the stockings from the other laundry and put them in the cleaning net. In order to make cleaning more efficient, you want to save as much time as possible. In addition, due to their long length, it was necessary to be careful when sorting them so as not to damage them.

During the washing process, the stockings moved around in the cleaning net, becoming bunched together or merging together. Since the laundry was finished in this state, when I took the clothes out of the cleaning net to dry them, I had to be careful to sort them out and unravel them so as not to damage them again. Moreover, the baby-like shape means that it cannot be washed evenly, and the biggest problem with washing is that dirt remains unevenly.

Next, when it came time to dry the stockings, I had to carefully consider whether the drying tools would damage the stockings.
They dry each pair one by one using carefully selected tools.
At this time, we had to proceed with the work while also considering the surrounding situation. This is because if you dry your clothes next to hooks and hooks, they may get caught in the wind and get damaged while drying. Therefore, the more stockings there are, the more time and space is required.

Just as when drying, constant care was required to take in the material after drying so as not to damage it.

This invention eliminates the above-mentioned drawbacks of conventional cleaning nets, allows laundry to be organized before washing so that it is easy to wash, and does not clutter or mix during washing, so it does not cause damage. To provide a cleaning net that removes dirt well, does not take much effort to dry, and does not take up space for drying.

"Means for Solving the Problems" An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIGS. 1 to 9.

In FIG. 1, which shows the inside-out state of this embodiment, numeral 1 indicates a net bag body made of a net fabric folded in half and formed into a bag shape. Finger holes 4k and 5k are provided on both sides 4 and 5 respectively following the string passages 3a and 3b at both ends of the string passing portion 3 in the folded ridge 2, and finger holes 4s and 5s are provided on both sides 4s and 5s following the finger holes 4k and 5k, respectively. are each sewn together, and the bottom side 6 is provided with an opening K having an opening/closing tool H, and the string 7 is inserted from the string opening 3b of the string passing portion 3.
After the string 7 is inserted, the string 7 is folded in half and tied with string stoppers 8 and 9 on both sides, so that half of the string 7 that has been folded in half is exposed. Note that the exposed portion near the binding portion may be cut off and the connecting tool 10 may be attached to make it detachable.

Further, although the opening/closing opening K is described as being provided on the bottom side 6, it may be provided on the side side 4.

Further, one or both of the finger openings 4K and 5K may be absent.

Next, FIGS. 10 and 11 show the structure of another embodiment of the present invention.

The main difference from the above embodiment is the upper part of the net bag main body 1 which is formed to cover the top of the string passage part 3, and the string passage holes 3a, 3 as well as the exposed string 7.
The string openings 13a and 13b are doubled and sewn together with b in between, and the rest is the same, so
The same reference numerals are used in the drawings, and the description thereof will be omitted.

In the above embodiment, as shown in FIG. 4, when the laundry such as stockings S is hung and the string is tied, the string stopper 9 is inserted into the back of the bag because the finger openings 4k and 5k are wide open. , it is hidden and it is difficult to find the string stopper 9 when trying to stretch the string and take out the laundry inside. Therefore, as in this embodiment, a double string opening 13a is formed which also sandwiches the exposed string 7, and is used as a sewing stopper 20, so that the string stopper 9 does not enter therein.

FIG. 12 shows the structure of a modified embodiment of the present invention. The main difference from the previous embodiment is that two string passing portions are provided in parallel, and since the rest is the same, the same reference numerals are given to the drawings and the explanation will be omitted.

Two string passing parts 3, 3 are provided in parallel at an appropriate interval on the upper side of the net bag main body 1, and at the same time, double string passing holes 13a, 13b, 13a, 13b are provided.

To use it, there are two strings 17, 17 for hanging the laundry, placed at an appropriate distance apart, and since the laundry is hung by passing it over the two strings 17, 17, there is no gap between the laundry. Improved air circulation and faster drying.

"how to use" Next, we will explain how to use it.

The string 7 of the net bag main body 1 (FIG. 1) with the opening/closing opening K open in the upside-down state is hung on a hanging tool (not shown).
Hang the stockings S you took off on the 2nd fold. In order to make it easier to hang laundry items such as stockings on the folding pile 2, for example, it is important not to hang them tightly against the wall surface as when hanging them on a wall.

At the beginning of washing, as shown in FIG. 3, when the folded ridges 2 are squeezed with the string stopper 9, the stockings S are firmly fixed at the folded ridges 2.

Next, while turning the cleaning net inside out through the opening K, put the stockings S and the string 7 into the cleaning net so as to wrap them, and close the opening/closing tool H of the opening K, as shown in FIG. 4. Put this in the washing machine and wash. Rinse and dehydrate in this state.

When drying, insert both fingertips into both finger openings 4k and 5k, hold the string stopper 8 with one fingertip, move the string stopper 9 with the other fingertip, and pull the folded pile 2 together with the string 7 tightly. Then, as shown in Figure 5, secure both ends of the folded pile 2 with clothespins and hang it with a drying tool (not shown).
Hang to dry.

Once the stockings S are dry, open the opening K and turn the cleaning net over and remove the stockings S.
Holding the folded part of the cleaning net, take it out at once, leave the cleaning net upside down, hang it from the hanging tool, and return it to the state shown in FIG. 2 so that the stockings S that have been taken off can be hung thereon.

The cleaning net of this invention is suitable for cleaning pantyhose, but is also suitable for cleaning items that are easily tangled or damaged, such as men's socks, belts, bandages, lingerie, etc. FIG. 6 is a front view showing the preparation state of men's socks M and petticoat P before washing, and by squeezing the rubber parts of socks M and petticoat P, damage to the rubber is prevented. FIG. 7 is a front view showing the preparation state of belt B with a buckle before washing, and the buckle is wrapped in cloth N and then tightened so as not to damage it. 8th
The figure is a front view showing the arrangement state of Brasier V before washing. FIG. 9 is a front view showing the arrangement state before washing, with the connecting tool 10 removed and attached and the shoulder strap of the camisole R passed through the string. This method is also suitable for shoots etc. When washing curtains (not shown), you can loosely tie the part where the cans are attached with a string, wrap only this part in a cleaning net, and wash the curtains without damaging the fabric even with the cans attached. It is efficient and saves installation time.

There are various methods of use depending on the type of laundry, such as adjusting the way the string is tightened depending on the laundry, or using it in the same way as conventional cleaning without using the string.

``Effects of the invention'' As explained above, this invention involves folding the net fabric in half to make it into a bag shape, forming a string pass-through part on the folding crest, and attaching a string stopper here to fold it in half and fold it in half. There is a string inside that is tied at both ends with only half of the bag threaded through and half exposed, so if you hang the net bag itself upside down, you can hang the stockings you took off before washing on the folded pile. In addition to being able to organize the stockings so that they look nice and comfortable, you can quickly start washing the stockings without touching them or damaging them with your fingernails. Even during washing, the stockings remain stable in the cleaning net, so they don't mix or get tangled, so they don't get damaged, and they don't bunch up and form lumps, so dirt is removed easily and there is no uneven washing.

When drying, just move the string stopper and you can dry many pairs of stockings at once without touching them.Moreover, since the string inside the cleaning net has a hanging cord, there is no accumulation of stock around the area. You don't have to worry about getting hurt. Therefore, there is no need to carefully consider the equipment and location for drying, and the space required for drying is also small. You can dry your clothes without worrying about people seeing you.

Even after drying, you can take in multiple pairs of stockings at once by simply turning the cleaning net inside out, and since they are already folded in half, the folding process becomes easier.

In addition, with double string openings sandwiching the string opening in the string passing section and the exposed string, the string stopper will not go deep even when the string is tightened, so the string can be stretched out. There is no difficulty in finding the string stopper when trying to take out the laundry inside.

In addition, if two string threading sections are provided in parallel with an appropriate interval, there will be a gap between the strings that are hung and folded, allowing for good airflow and drying quickly.

As mentioned above, the cleaning net of this invention can be used to organize laundry before washing, washing, rinsing, etc.
It can be used from the beginning to the end of the cleaning process, from dehydration to drying, and each has a number of effects.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a front view of an embodiment of this invention when it is turned over; Figures 2 to 9 are explanatory front views showing how this invention is used; Figure 2 shows how stockings are organized before being washed. Figure 3 is a diagram showing the stockings in preparation before washing; Figure 4 is the stockings being washed; Figure 5 is the stockings being dried. Figure 6 shows how men's socks and petticoats are prepared before washing, Figure 7 shows how belts with buckles are prepared before washing, and Figure 8 shows how brassieres are organized before washing. 9 is a diagram showing how the camisoles are organized before washing, FIGS. 10 and 11 are explanatory diagrams of other embodiments of this invention, and FIG. 12 is a diagram of a modified embodiment of this invention. Explanatory diagram, 1st
Figure 3 is a front view of a conventional cleaning net.
Figure A is a diagram of a square net, and Figure B is a diagram of a round net. 1 is the net bag body folded in half, 2 is the folded mountain,
3 is a string pass-through part, 3a, 3b are string holes, 4, 5 are sides, 4k, 5k are finger holes, 4s, 5s are sides following the finger holes, 6 is a bottom, 7 is a string, 8 , 9 is a string stopper, K is an opening/closing opening, H is an opening/closing tool, 13a, 13b
1 is a double string opening, 17 is a string, and 20 is a sewing stopper.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] 1. A net bag body that is folded in half and provided in a bag shape, with the top side as a folded crest and at least one of the other sides has an opening/closing device, is turned over, and a string passage portion is provided on the top side. Pass the half of the folded string through the string opening with it exposed, tie it with a string stopper on each end, and then turn the net bag body inside out to remove the string through the string opening. It is characterized by having a built-in
Cleaning net with string stopper. 2. The string stopper according to claim 1, wherein when the net bag main body is turned over, the string opening covered by the net bag main body is sandwiched and sewn together with the two strings, thereby providing a double string opening. Cleaning net. 3. The cleaning net with a string stopper according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a finger opening is provided at the lower part of one or both of the string openings. 4. The cleaning net with a string stopper according to claim 1, 2 or 3, wherein the string in the exposed half of the net main body is separated and detachable using a connector. 5. The cleaning net with a string stopper according to claim 1, 2, 3, or 4, wherein two string threading portions are provided in parallel.