JP2004208783A - Wet tissue heating apparatus - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a wet tissue heating apparatus capable of heating liquid such as water or medical solution for washing, which is often used together with wet tissue, at the same time as the wet tissue is used. <P>SOLUTION: The wet tissue heating apparatus 30 comprises a wet tissue storage part 52 for storing a wet tissue container 20 in which wet tissue sheets are stored to be taken out one by one and a heating element 50 for heating the wet tissue container 20 inside the storage part 52. The wet tissue heating apparatus 30 includes a bottle storage part 54 for storing a bottle 10 in which the liquid for washing is reserved and a bottle heating element 51 for heating the bottle 10 inside the bottle storage part 54. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2004,JPO&NCIPI

Description

[0001]
TECHNICAL FIELD OF THE INVENTION
The present invention relates to a wet tissue heating device for heating a wet tissue.
[0002]
[Prior art]
The 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 a human body, like a towel, and is used for wiping the butt of a sick person or an infant because it is disposable.
Such wet tissues are folded and stored one by one in a wet tissue container which 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 with a change in the outside air temperature. In particular, if a wet tissue that has become cold due to a decrease in outside temperature is used, the sick or infant may be discomforted due to the shock when the wet tissue touches the skin, causing the sick person to sleep or causing the infant to suddenly And began to cry.
[0003]
For this reason, a wet tissue heating device capable of heating the wet tissue together with the container has been conventionally developed (for example, see Patent Documents 1 to 3).
According to such an apparatus, the heater is provided on the outer wall surface or the outer bottom surface of the storage section for storing the wet tissue container, and the wet tissue is heated together with the container.
[0004]
[Patent Document 1]
JP-A-11-18987 (FIG. 3 etc.)
[Patent Document 2]
JP-A-11-18988 (FIG. 3 etc.)
[Patent Document 3]
JP-A-11-18989 (FIG. 3 etc.)
[0005]
[Problems to be solved by the invention]
However, when it is necessary to remove the sticky dirt, it is difficult to remove the dirt only with a wet tissue, and it is necessary to apply a cleaning liquid such as water or a chemical solution directly to the dirt. Had occurred.
Furthermore, since the wet tissue dries as soon as it is removed from the container, it may be necessary to apply a cleaning liquid such as water or a chemical solution to the wet tissue in order to wet the wet tissue again. there were.
[0006]
Therefore, when the cleaning liquid is directly applied to a sick person or an infant in order to surely remove the adhered dirt, it is necessary to heat the cleaning liquid to a temperature that does not cause discomfort.
Further, even when a washing liquid is applied to the wet tissue and the wet tissue is re-moistened, the wet tissue moistened with a cold liquid may cause discomfort to a sick person or an infant.
Therefore, when using a wet tissue, there is a problem that it is desired to heat the cleaning liquid together with the wet tissue.
[0007]
Therefore, the present invention has been made to solve the above-described problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a wet tissue heating device that can also heat a cleaning liquid such as water or a chemical solution that is often used simultaneously with the use of a wet tissue. It is to provide a device.
[0008]
[Means for Solving the Problems]
The present invention has the following configuration to achieve the above object.
ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to the wet tissue heating apparatus which concerns on this invention, the wet tissue storage part which accommodates the wet tissue container which accommodated the wet tissue so that it could be taken out one by one, and the heating element which heats the said wet tissue container in this accommodation part. The wet tissue heating device provided includes a bottle storage unit that stores a bottle in which a cleaning liquid is sealed, and a bottle heating element that heats the bottle.
[0009]
The operation and effect of adopting this configuration are as follows.
According to this configuration, the wet tissue can be heated, and at the same time, the cleaning liquid can be heated. Wet tissue and warm washing liquid are often used at the same time, but two things used at the same time can be heated by a single device, so there is no need for bothersome use and portability. It is preferable because it can be easily carried when used in a portable computer. In other words, when using the wet tissue heating device to wipe the buttocks when changing diapers for infants, place it in a room separate from the room where infants are located so that infants can not normally reach to prevent burns and electric shock etc. It is usual to energize. Therefore, at the time of changing diapers, the heating device will be carried to the room where the infant is present, but the heating device of this configuration can carry the wet tissue and the bottle together, so transport is easy. Yes, you can quickly carry wet tissue and bottles when you are in a hurry. In addition, when the power is turned on in a room separate from the room where the baby is, and the outlet is removed and the heating device is transported to the room where the baby is, the power is not turned on, so the double wall structure that is hard to lower the temperature Even so, the temperature of the wet tissue or the like gradually decreases. However, in the present invention, since the cleaning liquid is stored together with the wet tissue, the liquid plays a role of a heat storage material, and the temperature of the wet tissue can be prevented from lowering.
Further, by heating the wet tissue and the cleaning liquid in one apparatus, the heating efficiency is good and the cost of electricity and the like is reduced.
Furthermore, in the winter season when such heating devices are mainly used, the use of various electric products such as electric shovels, electric carpets and electric stoves in particular increases. However, in the wet tissue heating apparatus of the present invention, the heating of the wet tissue and the heating of the bottle can be performed with one outlet, which contributes to reducing the number of outlets used.
[0010]
Further, since the bottle storage unit is provided with a tip-over prevention means for preventing the bottle from tipping over, the bottle is prevented from tipping over inside the apparatus when the apparatus is carried, and the liquid is prevented from leaking from the bottle. And prevent the bottle from rattling in the device.
It is preferable that the overturn preventing means includes a storage recess for storing a lower portion of the bottle.
[0011]
Further, the wet tissue storage section is configured by a storage container section which is a cup-shaped member with a bottom and having a heating element for heating the wet tissue container attached to an outer wall surface, and the bottle storage section includes the storage section. The heating element is provided in a container portion, and the heating element also serves as the bottle heating element.
According to this configuration, the storage section for storing the bottle does not have to be formed separately from the storage section for storing the wet tissue, so that the cost can be reduced without complicating the structure.
[0012]
Further, in the storage container portion, between the wet tissue storage portion and the bottle storage portion, a holding portion for holding a side surface of the wet tissue is provided so that the stored wet tissue container does not move. It is characterized by having.
According to this, since the wet tissue container is securely stored in the wet tissue storage portion without moving in the storage container portion, the heating of the wet tissue can be reliably performed.
[0013]
Note that the bottle may be a hand spray with a spray head attached.
If a hand spray is adopted, the liquid can be sprayed and used when used, so that the liquid can be spread over a wide area and uniformly. In addition, since an appropriate amount of liquid can be applied in one injection, it is possible to prevent the liquid from being applied too much, and to prevent the liquid from dripping and from wasting the liquid.
[0014]
BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT 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 it is provided so as to be able to store a wet tissue container and keep the wet tissue warm, and that the washing liquid used when using the wet tissue can also be heated. Has become.
[0015]
1 to 5 show the external structure of the wet tissue heating device according to the present invention, and FIGS. 6 to 7 show the internal structure of the wet tissue heating device.
The wet tissue heating device 30 is formed by 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 opening of the lower case 34 and closes the lower case. Have been.
[0016]
A handle 36 used for carrying 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 rotatable upward. When carrying the handle 36, the handle 36 is rotated upward and carried, and when taking out the wet tissue, the handle 36 is lowered so as not to hinder the removal. Can be rotated.
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 the handle 36 does not protrude outward from the outer peripheral portion of the upper case 32 except during carrying. ing. For this reason, despite the provision of the handle 36, the overall size can be reduced so that the entire size becomes the same size as when the handle 36 is not provided.
[0017]
The lower case 34 is provided with a leg 35 and a power switch 33. The power switch 33 includes a power indicator lamp 39 that lights up when the power is turned on.
The lower case 34 is provided with a power cord for connecting to a household power supply (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 engaging portions provided on the upper case 32 and the lower case 34 and engaged with each other on the rear side. Is fixed. Note that the engaging portion provided on the upper case 32 is omitted in the drawing, but the engaging portion 72 provided on the lower case 34 is shown in FIG.
The fastener 40 has a shape curved along the outer wall surface of the lower case 34. The lower end 40b of the fastener 40 is rotatably attached to the outer wall surface of the lower case 34 via the connecting member 22 (FIG. 6). The upper end 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 located 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]
To fix the upper case 32 and the lower case 34, first, the upper end 40a of the fastener 40 is hooked on the hook-like portion 24 of the upper case 32, and then the lower end 40b of the fastener 40 is placed on the outer wall surface side of the lower case 34. This is done by pressing 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 40b of the fastener 40 is lifted upward while being separated from the outer wall surface of the lower case 34. In this manner, the engagement of the upper end portion 40a of the fastener 40 with the hook portion 24 of the upper case 32 is released, and the fixing of the upper case 32 and the lower case 34 is released.
[0020]
Next, the structure of the lower case will be described with reference to FIGS.
The lower case 34 is separable into an inner case 34a and an outer case 34b 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 in which liquid is stored. The inner case 34a includes a storage container portion 45 having a recess for storing a wet tissue container and a bottle, an upper edge 47 extending outward from the upper end of the storage container portion 45, and a storage container portion extending from the upper edge 47. An outer wall portion 49 extending downward so as to cover the storage container portion 45 to about half of the upper side with respect to the depth of the outer wall portion 45, and the fitting portion 44 is formed at a lower end edge of the outer wall portion 49. . The upper edge portion 47 of the inner case 34a includes 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 section 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 34b covers the bottom surface side of the storage container portion 45 and the lower outside of the outer wall surface of the storage container portion 45, and the upper end edge thereof is formed as the fitting portion 44. The inner case 34a and the outer case 34b are separably fitted by the fitting part 44.
The inner case 34a and the outer case 34b are formed of a synthetic resin such as PP, PE, PC, PS, AS, PVC, ABS, and PET.
[0022]
The inner case 34a is provided with a boss 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 46 of the inner case 34a and the boss 48 of the outer case 34b.
As described above, 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 exposed, so that the heating element can be easily incorporated. Can be done.
Note that the lower case 34 may not be provided in the double wall structure as described above.
[0023]
Next, the wet tissue storage and the bottle storage provided in the inner case will be described.
In the present embodiment, the wet tissue storage section 52 and the bottle storage section 54 are provided integrally inside the concave portion of the storage container section 45 of the inner case 34a.
The wet tissue storage portion 52 is formed in 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 each manufacturer that manufactures the wet tissue. Therefore, it is preferable to set the size of the wet tissue storage unit 52 in accordance with the size of the largest wet tissue container 20 among these manufacturers.
[0024]
A ridge (rib) 55 is provided on the inner wall surface of the wet tissue storage portion 52 to protrude inward of the storage container portion. A plurality of the protrusions 55 are provided at predetermined intervals on the entire inner wall surface of the wet tissue storage section 52. For this reason, when the wet tissue container 20 is stored in the wet tissue storage part 52, the wet tissue container 20 is held and stored by the ridges 55 without directly contacting the inner wall surface of the wet tissue storage part 52.
[0025]
As described above, since the wet tissue container 20 stored in the wet tissue storage portion 52 is supported by the ridge 55, the wet tissue container 20 is not heated by heat conduction due to contact with the storage container portion 45 heated by the heating element 50. This is performed by heat conduction from the air existing between the adjacent ridges 55 and radiant heat from the inner wall surface of the storage container 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. Discoloration and the like due to the above. In particular, convection is generated by heating the air, and the entire wet tissue is uniformly heated.
In addition, by forming a slit (not shown) in the ridge 55, air can flow between the adjacent ridges 55, and it is possible to prevent accumulation of heat.
[0026]
Next, the bottle storage section will be described.
In the storage container section 45 of the inner case 34a, a bottle storage section 54 capable of storing the bottle 10 in which the cleaning liquid is to be stored is formed.
The bottle storage unit 54 communicates with the space of the wet tissue storage unit 52 so that there is no particular partition or the like, and the heated air can freely flow between the bottle storage unit 54 and the wet tissue storage unit 52 and circulate. It is formed. That is, the storage container portion 45 of the inner case 34a is one unit in which the wet tissue storage portion 52 that is a concave portion for storing wet tissue and the bottle storage portion 54 that is a concave portion for storing a bottle are integrated. The recess is formed.
[0027]
The storage container part 45 according to the present embodiment is formed in a pentagonal shape such that a triangle is attached to one short side of a rectangle when viewed in a plan view. Here, of the concave portions having such a shape, a rectangular portion is a wet tissue storage portion, and a triangular portion protruding outward from a short side of the rectangle is a bottle storage portion.
Note that the shape of the concave portions (the wet tissue storage portion and the 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 for storing and holding the lower portion of the bottle is provided 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 means for preventing overturning as described in the claims. The storage recess 56 is formed so as to protrude below the bottom surface 52 a of the wet tissue storage 52. The depth of the storage recess 56 is set according to the length of the bottle 10.
Further, in the bottle storage portion 54, the inner wall surface 56a of the storage recess 56 and the inner wall surface 45a of the triangular portion of the inner case 34a erected around the bottle to be stored are flush with each other. (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 efficiently heated.
[0029]
Between the wet tissue storage part 52 and the bottle storage part 54, the wet tissue container 20 stored in the wet tissue storage part 52 is held for preventing the wet tissue container 20 from moving to the bottle storage part 54 side. A holding bar 60 is provided. The holding bar 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 rods 60 are provided so as to contact both ends of the short side of the wet tissue container 20, but the number is not limited to two. Further, the holding portion for holding in this manner is not limited to a rod shape, and may have another shape such as a plate shape.
[0030]
Note that a portion of the inner case 34a where both the wet tissue storage portion 52 and the bottle storage portion 54 are formed may be provided so as to be separable from other portions (not shown). In this case, the material of both storage sections may be different from other parts, such as metal iron, copper, SUS, aluminum, etc., and the surface of these metals may be coated with fluorine, vinyl, plating, Alumite treatment or the like may be performed.
[0031]
Further, in the above-described embodiment, the wet tissue storage section 52 and the bottle storage section 54 are provided in the inner case 34a so as to communicate with each other without partitioning.
However, the wet tissue storage section 52 and the bottle storage section 54 may be provided completely separately (not shown).
[0032]
Next, the heating element will be described.
In addition, the bottle storage part 54 and the wet tissue storage part 52 in this embodiment are formed in one storage container part 45, and the heating element 50 is provided on the outer wall surface of the storage container part 45. The heating element for heating the bottle 10 and the heating element for heating the wet tissue container 20 are also used.
[0033]
A foil heater (hereinafter referred to as a reference numeral 50) as an example of the heating element 50 is attached to an outer wall surface of the inner case 34a as the storage container section 45 with an adhesive or an adhesive tape.
On the outer bottom surface of the inner case 34a, there is disposed a condensate area 62 for connecting the foil heater 50 attached to the outer wall surface. The transfer zone 62 is made of a thin aluminum plate similar to the aluminum forming the foil heater 50. The conductive belt 62 is formed by forming a thin aluminum plate or the like into a substantially band shape, and laminating and attaching both ends in the longitudinal direction to the foil heater 50, and dissipates heat on the side surface of the inner case 34a. It is provided to communicate to the bottom. As described above, the heater itself is not provided on the outer bottom surface of the inner case 34a, and only the conductive layer 62 for transmitting the heat of the heater provided on the outer wall surface is provided. Therefore, 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 configured to meander the cord heater 64 to increase the contact area and to adhere to the surface of the aluminum foil 66, and to supply power 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 long rectangular band shape 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 ends do not contact when wound around the outer wall surface of the storage container section 45. Further, a slit 67 is formed at a predetermined position of the strip-shaped foil heater 50. The slit 67 is provided at a position corresponding to a corner of the storage container part 45 when wound around the storage container part 45. By forming such a slit 67, even if the outer wall surfaces of the storage container portion 45 are not formed perpendicular to each other and the bottom surface is inclined to have a small diameter, Can be wound.
[0035]
The code heaters 64 are not arranged at both end portions of the strip shape of the foil heater 50 of the present embodiment, and the heat transfer portions that transmit heat from the portion where the code heaters 64 are 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 section 45, the heat transfer section 53 reaches the vicinity of the bottle storage section 54. As described above, since the foil heater 50 is not formed to have a length at which the heat transfer portions 53 are connected to each other, the foil heater 50 is made of a thin aluminum plate or the like in order to transfer heat of the foil heater 50 to a portion not covered by the foil heater 50. A heat transfer piece 59 is provided. The heat transfer pieces 59 are attached to the heat transfer portions 53 in an overlapping manner.
[0036]
In the present embodiment, of the foil heaters 50 attached to the storage container section 45, the portion attached around the portion corresponding to the bottle storage section 54 is a bottle heat generation section for heating the bottle 10. It corresponds to the body 51.
That is, a portion including the heat transfer piece 53 affixed to the heat transfer portion 53 and a portion slightly inside the power supply connection terminal 65 functions as the bottle heating element 51.
[0037]
As shown in FIG. 11, an automatic temperature controller 25 and a temperature fuse 26 are connected in the middle from the power supply connection terminal 65 of the foil heater 50 to a power plug (not shown). It is controlled so that it does not become.
[0038]
Another embodiment of the foil heater will be described.
The foil heater 50 may be formed by sandwiching the cord heater 64 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 large, the temperature unevenness is small, and the storage container section 45 can be efficiently heated. Further, it can be easily fixed simply by sticking it with an adhesive or an adhesive tape.
[0039]
FIG. 15 shows another form of the foil heater different from the above-described form in the foil heater.
The foil heater 68 shown here has a central portion 70 corresponding to the bottom surface of the storage container portion 45, which is opened except for the portion of the tropical region 62. The code heater 64 can be attached only to the outer wall surface of the storage container portion 45. It is formed as follows. The cord heater 64 is disposed so as to make one round while meandering on the outer wall surface of the storage container part 45.
The foil heater 68 has a code heater 64 attached to one surface of an adhesive body 102a of a double-sided adhesive tape 102, and an aluminum foil 66 is attached thereon to cover the code heater 64. On the other surface of the adhesive body 102a of the double-sided adhesive tape 102, a surface paper 102b is provided.
[0040]
In order to attach the foil heater 68 to the outer wall surface of the storage container 45, first remove the face paper 102b of the double-sided adhesive tape 102, and then bend the small width portions 71 located at the four corners of the center 70 to form the exposed adhesive 102a. This is performed by attaching the other surface to the outer wall surface of the storage container section 45.
[0041]
Next, the upper case 32 will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 7 and FIGS.
The upper case 32 is mounted on the upper surface of the lower case 34 so as to close the upper surfaces of the openings of the wet tissue storage 52 and the bottle storage 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 releasing the fastener 40 and releasing the engagement of the engaging 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 an upper 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 and the outside of the apparatus, thereby improving the heat retaining property in the apparatus. Further, the outer lid 80 and the inner lid 82 are fixed by screwing between boss portions 84 and 85 having screw holes.
[0043]
The outer lid 80 is provided with a wet tissue take-out port 86 for taking out a wet tissue and a bottle take-out port 88 for taking out a bottle.
Each of the outlets 86 and 88 is provided with a separate lid. That is, the wet tissue outlet 86 is provided with a wet tissue lid 90, and the bottle outlet is provided with a bottle lid 92, which 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 rotatably attached to the bearing 97 of the outer lid 80 by rotating shafts 94 and 96, respectively. I have.
The bottle lid 92 is formed with a pressing piece 98 that projects toward the wet tissue lid 90 so as to contact the lower end of the wet tissue lid 90.
[0044]
Each of the wet tissue lid 90 and the bottle lid 92 is provided with lock mechanisms 100 and 104 for locking upward rotation of each lid.
Each locking mechanism 100, 104 has an engagement claw 106, 107 which engages with an engagement recess (not shown) provided at the end of each of the lids 90, 92 opposite to the rotation shafts 94, 96. , And push buttons 108 and 110 for rotating the engagement claws 106 and 107 in a direction of releasing from the engagement recesses. The engaging claws 106 and 107 are urged by springs 111 and 112 so as to protrude in a direction approaching the lids 90 and 92 (the direction of arrow A in FIG. 16).
The lids 90 and 92 are biased by torsion coil springs 114 and 115 so as to rotate upward about the rotation shafts 94 and 96 as central axes. Thus, when the push buttons 108, 110 are pressed to release the engagement claws 106, 107 from the engagement recesses, the lids 90, 92 can be opened by the urging force of the torsion coil springs 114, 115.
With such a configuration, the user can open the lids 90 and 92 with one hand only by pressing each push button, that is, one push, so that a simple operation can be realized.
[0045]
The operation of each lid will be described.
The wet tissue lid 90 can be opened independently of the bottle lid 92 by pressing the push button 108. When the bottle cover 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 cover 90, the wet tissue cover 90 is opened. It is provided so that it cannot be opened unless it is open or simultaneously with the wet tissue lid 90.
When closing the wet tissue lid 90, 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 cover 92 is also open, the lower end of the wet tissue cover 90 presses the pressing piece 98 provided on the bottle cover 92, so that the bottle cover 92 can be closed at the same time.
On the other hand, the bottle lid 92 can be closed independently by pushing the bottle lid 92 against the urging force of the torsion coil spring 115.
[0046]
Further, the lock mechanisms 100 and 104 may be provided so as to be linked (not shown).
For example, a push button 110 for opening the bottle cover 92 is connected to a push button 108 for opening the wet tissue cover 90. When the push button 110 for opening the bottle cover 92 is pressed, the bottle cover 92 is wetted. Both the tissue lids 90 are opened. In this case, when the cleaning liquid is used, it is normal to use a wet tissue, so that there is an operational effect that it is not necessary to press the two push buttons.
On the other hand, even when the lock mechanisms 100 and 104 are linked, when a wet tissue is used, the cleaning liquid is not always used. Therefore, even if the push button 108 for opening the wet tissue lid 90 is pressed, the bottle is not used. There is no need to open the lid 92.
[0047]
As another opening / closing mechanism of each of the lids 90 and 92, each of the lids 90 and 92 is formed integrally with the outer lid 80, and is constantly urged upward by the elasticity of the resin at the connection portion with the outer lid 80. (Not shown).
Further, each of the lids 90 and 92 may be provided detachably (not shown).
[0048]
The structure of the wet tissue outlet 86 will be described.
An opening 120 is provided substantially at the center 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 a take-out hole 124 formed at the center of the inner lid portion 122 communicates with the opening 120 of the inner lid 82. The wet tissue is taken out from the take-out hole 124.
[0049]
Above the inner lid part 122, the wet tissue lid 90 is provided. On the lower surface of the wet tissue lid 90, a projection 126 substantially abutting against the inner wall of the step 125 of the inner lid part 122 and surrounding the take-out hole 124 is provided downward.
As described above, since the outer periphery of the take-out hole 124 is surrounded by the protrusion 126 and the step 125, even if moisture evaporates from the take-out hole 124, it is possible to prevent the outflow of the moisture to the outside and prevent the drying of the wet tissue. it can.
[0050]
A step 128 is formed on the inner lid 82 so as to substantially contact the lower surface 74a and the upper surface 74b formed on the upper edge portion 47 of the storage container portion 45. By providing the step 128 in this manner, the 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 improved. Can be prevented from flowing out, and drying of the wet tissue can be prevented.
[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 are formed and the projection 126 is provided in the wet tissue lid 90 is employed. What is necessary is only the wet tissue outlet 86.
In other words, the bottle outlet 88 is simply formed by connecting the outlet 130 formed in the outer lid 80 and the opening 132 formed in the inner lid 82. No projection or the like is provided on the lower surface of the bottle lid 92, and the bottle lid 92 is simply formed in a planar shape.
This is because the bottle 10 with the cap 11 is directly taken out from the bottle take-out opening 88, so that there is no danger of drying like a wet tissue.
[0052]
Next, a liquid used for cleaning and a bottle for storing the liquid will be described with reference to 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 for removing dirt may be used.
[0053]
The bottle 10 may have any shape as long as the liquid can be filled therein and the filled liquid can be taken out by some means. In the present embodiment, the cross section is elliptical and the upper neck portion is used. The thing which is comprised by the curve which was narrow and narrow is shown.
The capacity of the bottle 10 may be any capacity that can store liquid that can be used several times. By setting the capacity to be used several times, even if a new liquid is added after the use of the liquid, the heating can be performed in a short time. Also, even if the user forgets to add after using the liquid for the first time, since the amount to be used next remains, 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 which is screwed on. The cap 11 has an ejection portion 14 in which an ejection hole 12 capable of ejecting the liquid inside is formed, and a lid portion 16 covering the ejection portion. The lid portion 16 is attached to the cap body 11a by a bendable attachment piece 17.
The bottle 10 is made of an elastic body having elasticity. That is, it is formed of a material such as polypropylene. Thus, when using the liquid contained therein, the liquid can be ejected from the ejection hole 12 and used by pressing the side surface of the bottle 10 (arrow B in FIG. 19).
[0055]
Another form of the bottle is shown in FIGS.
As the bottle, a spray head 7 may be attached to the upper part of the bottle in order to use the bottle 10 storing the liquid as the hand spray 19. In such a case, since it is not necessary to press the side surface of the bottle 10 to eject the liquid inside, the bottle itself does not need to have elasticity and may have high rigidity.
The spray head 7 can be screwed onto the upper part of the bottle 10 and has various components such as a mounting part 4 to be mounted on the upper part of the bottle 10, a trigger lever 6 used when ejecting a liquid, and a spout 5 and the like. Known ones can be employed.
[0056]
When the above-described hand spray 19 is stored in the wet tissue heating device 30, the spray head 7 may not be completely stored inside the wet tissue heating device 30, but may be provided so as to protrude above the upper case 32. . In other words, in the case of the hand spray 19, the diameter of the spray head 7 may be larger than the diameter of the bottle 10, and since the spray head 7 does not store liquid, there is no way to heat it.
Therefore, as a structure for heating the hand spray 19, the bottle outlet port 88 may not be provided with the bottle lid 92, and may be provided so that the bottle storage section 54 communicates with the outside. According to such a configuration, when taking out the bottle 10 (hand spray 19), the spray head 7 projecting outside can be grasped and pulled out.
[0057]
As described above, various preferred embodiments of the present invention have been described. However, the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and it is needless to say that many modifications can be made without departing from the spirit of the invention. It is.
[0058]
【The invention's effect】
ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to the wet tissue heating apparatus which concerns on this invention, a washing | cleaning liquid can be heated at the same time as a wet tissue can be heated.
Therefore, the baby or the sick is not surprised when the washing liquid is applied directly to the baby or the sick or when the dry wet tissue is re-moistened and used. Further, the use of the cleaning liquid can more reliably remove dirt than before, which leads to a reduction in the usage of the wet tissue itself.
[Brief description of the drawings]
FIG. 1 is a front view of a wet tissue heating device according to the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a plan view of the wet tissue heating device shown in FIG.
FIG. 3 is a side view of the wet tissue heating device shown in FIG.
FIG. 4 is a front view showing a state where both the wet tissue lid and the bottle lid of the wet tissue heating device shown in FIG. 1 are opened.
FIG. 5 is a front view showing a state where only a wet tissue lid of the wet tissue heating device 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 sectional view of the wet tissue heating device as viewed from the front.
FIG. 8 is an exploded view of the lower case as viewed from the side.
FIG. 9 is an exploded view of the lower case as viewed from the front.
FIG. 10 is a plan view of a storage container section.
FIG. 11 is a bottom view of the storage container part.
FIG. 12 is an explanatory view showing a heating element.
FIG. 13 is an explanatory view showing a state of attachment of a heating element to a storage container section.
FIG. 14 is a cross-sectional view showing another example of the heating element.
FIG. 15 is an explanatory view showing another example of the heating element.
FIG. 16 is a plan view showing a state where a wet tissue lid and a bottle lid are removed so that a take-out opening of the upper case is exposed.
FIG. 17 is a plan view of a bottle lid.
FIG. 18 is a sectional view of a lid for wet tissue.
FIG. 19 is an explanatory diagram of a bottle.
FIG. 20 is an explanatory view showing a bottle cap.
FIG. 21 is a front view of the wet tissue heating device showing a state where the hand spray is stored.
FIG. 22 is a plan view of the wet tissue heating device showing a state where the hand spray is stored.
[Explanation of symbols]
Reference Signs List 4 Mounting part 5 Spout port 6 Trigger lever 7 Spray head 10 Bottle 11 Cap 11a Cap body 12 Spout hole 14 Spout section 16 Lid section 17 Mounting piece 19 Hand spray 20 Wet tissue container 22 Connecting member 24 Hook-shaped part 25 Automatic temperature control Device 26 Thermal fuse 30 Wet tissue heating device 32 Upper case 33 Power switch 34 Lower case 34a Inner case 34b Outer case 35 Leg 36 Handle 37 Handle storage 39 Power indicator lamp 40 Fastener 41 Recess 44 Fitting part 45 Storage container 46, 48 Boss 47 Upper edge 49 Outer wall 50 Heating element (foil heater)
Reference Signs List 51 heating element 52 for bottle 52 wet tissue storage section 53 heat transfer section 54 bottle storage section 55 ridge 56 storage recess 59 heat transfer piece 60 holding rod 62 conductive layer 64 cord heater 65 power connection terminal 66 aluminum foil 67 slit 68 foil heater 70 Central part 71 Small width part 72 Engagement part 80 Outer lid 82 Inner lid 83 Insulated space 86 Wet tissue outlet 88 Bottle outlet 90 Wet tissue lid 92 Bottle lid 97 Bearing 98 Pressing piece 100, 104 Lock mechanism 102 Double-sided adhesive tape 102a Adhesive body 102b Surface paper 108, 110 Push button 111, 112 Spring 114, 115 Torsion coil spring 120, 132 Opening 122 Middle lid 124, 130 Removal hole 125, 128 Step 126 Projection

Claims (6)

A wet tissue storage unit for storing a wet tissue container in which wet tissues can be taken out one by one,
And a heating element for heating the wet tissue container in the storage section.
A bottle storage unit for storing a bottle in which a liquid for washing is stored,
A bottle heating element for heating the bottle in the bottle storage section. 2. The wet tissue heating device according to claim 1, wherein the bottle storage section is provided with a tip-over prevention means for preventing the bottle from tipping over. 3. The wet tissue heating apparatus according to claim 2, wherein the overturn preventing means comprises a storage recess for storing a lower portion of the bottle. The wet tissue storage unit is configured by a storage container unit that is a cup-shaped member with a bottom attached with a heating element that heats the wet tissue container on an outer wall surface,
The bottle storage unit is provided in the storage container unit,
4. The wet tissue heating apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the heating element is also used as the bottle heating element. In the storage container portion, between the wet tissue storage portion and the bottle storage portion, a holding portion for holding a side surface of the wet tissue is provided so that the stored wet tissue container does not move. The wet tissue heating device according to claim 4, wherein: The wet tissue heating device according to claim 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5, wherein the bottle is a hand spray to which a spray head is attached.

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