JPS62685Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention uses capillary action to suck up a volatile chemical liquid such as an aromatic deodorizing liquid contained in a container through a core material held at the mouth of the container and immersed in the chemical liquid. The present invention further relates to an improvement in a type of volatilization device that emits a fragrance after impregnating a water-absorbing fragrance piece with a large volatilization area in contact with the upper end of a core material.

In the case of a volatilization device that employs the above-mentioned incense storage pieces, the above-mentioned incense storage pieces are mounted horizontally, and in order to bring the incense storage pieces into contact with the tip of the core material exposed from the mouth of the container, A retaining ring for the incense stick is fitted into the opening of the incense stick, and a ring is attached to the top of the retaining ring to prevent dust from adhering to the incense stick during use and at the same time to smooth the volatilization function. The umbrella body was an essential component.

However, when adopting the method described above in which the scent storage piece is arranged horizontally above the core material and the upper end of the core material is brought into contact with the center of the scent storage piece, the chemical liquid infiltrates radially from the center of the scent storage piece. However, due to the impregnation of the chemical solution, the scent-storing piece itself expands and becomes curved, causing the central part of the scent-storing piece to separate from the upper end of the core material, which interferes with the desired volatilization effect. At the same time, it is necessary to interpose between the container and the umbrella body a retaining ring for the incense storage piece that fits into the mouth of the container, holds the incense storage piece in a horizontal state, and contacts the upper end of the core material. It didn't happen.

This invention was devised with the intention of improving the problems with the above-mentioned desk lamp type chemical liquid volatilization device.It reliably prevents the incense stick from separating from the upper end of the core material, and reduces the number of parts. This allows it to be manufactured at low cost.

For this reason, in this invention, we changed the concept of placing the scent storage pieces horizontally to absorb the chemical liquid from the core material, and instead placed the scent storage pieces vertically. The structure is designed to eliminate product defects and at the same time increase the volatilization effect.

Hereinafter, the gist of the present invention will be explained based on the embodiment shown in the drawings. Reference numeral 1 is a bottle-shaped container containing an aromatic deodorizing liquid. The lower end of the core body 4, which is made by binding and braiding water-absorbing materials such as polyester fibers immersed in a chemical solution stored in the container 1, is attached to a holding frame 4a.
It is made to protrude through.

3 is a cap, which has a thread 2 on the protruding opening 2 of the container 1;
a, and a through hole 3a through which the tip of the core body 4 is inserted is provided at the center of the top surface.
A knurl 3b is carved on the outer periphery.

5 is an auxiliary cap, with a recess 5a provided in the center.
is placed on the tip of the core body 4 which is not used during transportation or storage of the container 1, and the cap 3 is attached to the protruding opening 2 of the container 1.
The tip of the core body 4 is hermetically sealed by screwing and tightening the core body 4 into the thread 2a.

Reference numeral 6 denotes an umbrella body, which is shaped like the umbrella body of a desk lamp, has a number of windows 8 in its surrounding wall, and has a cover 9 of paper, cloth, etc. printed with pictures, letters, etc. that is rolled up so that it can be removed. It's worn. At the center of the bottom of the umbrella body 6, there is provided a cylindrical portion 10 which is removably fitted into the cap 3 mentioned above, and a protrusion 10a is vertically provided on the inner circumferential wall of the cylindrical portion 10, and a cylindrical portion 10 is provided on the inner circumferential wall of the cylindrical portion 10. They are designed to interlock along the sides. In addition, a through hole 11 is provided in the upper top surface of the cylindrical portion 10, through which the tip of the core body 4 protruding from the through hole 3a of the cap 3 when the auxiliary cap 5 is removed and the cap 3 is tightened is inserted. It is made to protrude slightly.

The canopy 6 and the cylindrical portion 10 are connected by a pair of mutually parallel support plates 12, 12, and the upper opening edge 6a of the canopy 6 and the cylindrical portion 10 are connected.
The guide hole 13 is connected by a pair of opposing vertical guide grooves 13, 13 provided diagonally between the shoulder portion 10b of the canopy 6, and the guide hole 13 is opposite to the slope of the umbrella body 6.
The guide groove 13, which is inclined to open upward (FIG. 2), has a dovetail cross section as shown in FIG. , to prevent it from falling off.

The fragrance piece 14 is made of paper or other water-absorbing (water-containing) material.
The guide grooves 13, 13 are made of solid wood and are formed into an inverted ladder shape (as shown in the first figure) according to the vertical inclination of the guide grooves 13, 13 to facilitate insertion into and removal from the guide grooves 13, 13.

15 shields the upper edge of the incense storage piece 14 and prevents dust from entering into the umbrella body 6.
It is a canopy that covers the upper opening 6a of the umbrella body 6, and locking pieces 15b protruding from both ends on the center line are engaged with locking holes 6c formed in the upper opening 6a. In addition, when this canopy 15 is in use, volatilization holes are created by cutting off both sides of the canopy at the arc-shaped perforation 15a, but if it is necessary to further increase the volatilization effect. In this case, the canopy 15 itself may be removed and the upper opening 6a may be used as a volatilization hole.

In the device of the present invention having the above-mentioned configuration, the auxiliary cap 5 is removed and the cap 3 is inserted into the bottle opening 2.
After screwing and tightening the core body 4 to make the tip of the core body 4 protrude from the through hole 3a of the cap 3, the cylindrical part 10 of the canopy body 6, in which the incense storage piece 14 has been inserted into the guide groove 13, is inserted into the knurl of the cap 3. 3b, the canopy body 6 is fitted into the cap 3 with one touch by fitting the protrusion 10a into sliding contact with the cap 3b. At this time, the lower edge 1 of the incense storage piece 14
Since the center part of 4c contacts the upper end of the core material 4,
The medicinal liquid sucked up by the core body 4 is further absorbed and impregnated into the scent storage piece 14 through the contact portion. Therefore, under normal conditions in which air flowing in from below the umbrella body 6 flows upward, the air passes through the incense storage pieces 14.
Since the chemical solution rises along both sides of the surface, the dispersion effect of the chemical solution is effectively performed.

In such a case, even if the fragrance storage piece 14 expands due to wetting, the fragrance storage piece 14 rises vertically along the guide grooves 13, 13, and therefore does not separate from its lower edge 14c, and the medicinal liquid can always be transmitted to the fragrance storage piece 14 via the core 4.

As described above, according to the present invention, as a result of adopting a structure in which the incense storage piece is arranged vertically through a vertical guide groove provided in the canopy body and brought into contact with the tip of the core body, the medicinal liquid is applied to the incense storage piece. Even when it gets wet, the scent storage piece stretches and slides along the guide groove, so it is possible to reliably prevent the scent storage piece from separating from the tip of the core, and also to allow the fragrance storage piece to be mounted horizontally. It has a great effect that can be assembled into a simple structure that does not require a retaining ring that comes into contact with the tip of the core exposed from the mouth of the container, so it has a lot of benefits when put to practical use. be.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is an exploded perspective view of the product of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a longitudinal sectional front view, Fig. 3 is a plan view, and Fig. 4 is a bottom view of the umbrella body. 1... Container, 4... Core body, 6... Umbrella body, 13...
...Guide groove, 14...Incense storage piece.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A container containing a volatile chemical solution such as an aromatic deodorizing solution;
A desk lamp-type chemical liquid volatilization device comprising a core material that sucks up the chemical liquid in the container, an umbrella body attached to the container, and an incense stick located at the bottom of the umbrella body and in contact with the upper end of the core material to absorb the chemical liquid. A pair of vertically opposing guide grooves are provided in the umbrella body, and
A volatilization device for a volatile chemical liquid, characterized in that the incense storage piece is disposed in the guide groove so that its both side edges are slidably fitted, and the central part of the lower edge contacts the upper end of the core material.