JPH0713634Y2 - Multifunctional cleaning equipment - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Industrial field of application] The present invention relates to a cleaning instrument having a plurality of functions, which is gathered in one instrument, and its main part is composed of a dust removing member and a broom member. The dust collecting handle of the broom member is provided with a striking member which can be expanded and contracted along the axis, and the user uses the broom member and the striking member to sweep and collect the dust, and the dust collecting member Dust is stored, and when not in use, the broom member, striking member, and dust collecting member can be assembled by snap-fitting and integrally connected, and can be hung on a hanging tool, and the space occupancy rate is extremely small and the external shape is beautiful. It is a cleaning tool that can clean and beautify the environment.

[Prior Art] Conventionally, the dust catcher, the broom, and the beating machine are manufactured and sold as independent instruments, and consumers have separately purchased and used the dust catching machine, the broom, and the beating machine. Therefore, for example, when cleaning a room, first use an independent hit to wipe off the dust accumulated on the crosspieces and shelves of the shoji screen, then use a broom to sweep and collect the dust collected on the floor and tatami, and then use the dust remover to collect the dust. I had to sweep to the dustpan. When the cleaner sweeps the dust collected by the broom into the dust catcher, it can be used immediately if the dust catcher has the hand, but if the place where the dust catcher is located is far, it must be taken each time. If it is not picked up, it must be picked up by hand, which is unsanitary. Also, since the broom, dust catch, and beating are not manufactured separately, they take a wide space to place or hang them, and they do not look good, and the angle of attachment to the handle of the dust catch There was a drawback that could not be changed.

[Problems to be solved by the invention] The present invention has a structure in which the main members of the broom, beating, and dust catcher are compactly fitted and integrated together, and the main members are taken out when cleaning. , Remove the dust removing member fitted around the broom member, hold the dust removing handle of the broom member, and use the striking member provided at the tip of the dust removing handle to remove dust from high places or narrow places, and use it as the base of the dust removing handle. The provided broom member sweeps up dust on the floor, on the road, etc., and collects the collected dust in the dust collector in hand, and also easily sticks solidified dust on the floor, road, etc. It is a cleaning tool with multiple functions that can be removed.Every time it is used, it is possible to perform simple farming work without the need to bring striking, brooms, dust catchers, and spatulas from the places left dispersed in various places. The purpose is to provide a tool .

[Means for Solving the Problems] The present invention provides a broom member 20, a scraping plate 22 attached to a pedestal 211 of the broom member along the back surface of the broom member 20, and a handle 241 of a striking member 243.
Holes 231 and 232 for locking the stopper pin 242 provided on the
Handle shaft 23 of the broom member provided with the handle shaft 23, handle 241, and striking member 2
The cover 25 is provided with a hook portion 251 which is capped on 43 and engages with the S-shaped grip portion 111 of the dust removal handle 11 of the dust removal main body 12, and the broom member 20 which is covered with the cover 25 or exposed from the cover 25. The hitting member 243 assembled to the dust collecting main body 12 and the engaging members 121 and 122 for engaging the broom member 20 are provided at the base of the open portion of the dust collecting main body 12, and the hooking hole 110 at the tip end and the hook portion 251 of the cover 25 of the broom member 20. The base of the dust handle 11 provided with the S-shaped grip 111 for engaging the
The dust removal member 10 is attached to the dust removal main body 12 by a shaft and the angle of the dust removal main body 12 is variable with respect to the dust removal handle 11, and the dust removal main body 12 is used to change the angle of the dust removal main body 12. A recess where the ball 131 held by a spring 126 is fitted to the lower end of the dust collecting handle 11
It is a multifunctional cleaning tool characterized by comprising 113, 114, 115 and 116.

[Operation] In the present invention, when storing, the broom member is covered with the dust removing member,
Engage the handle shaft of the broom member and the hook of the cover that covers the handle of the striking member with the S-shaped grip of the dust catch handle of the dust removing member, and when using, remove the hook of the cover of the handle of the striking member. Remove the dust collecting handle from the S-shaped grip, pull down the handle cover of the striking member to expose the striking member and hit it. Sweep the dust on the floor with the broom of the broom member and collect it with the broom cover. It is configured such that the sticky substance on the floor surface is scraped off and the dust collected by the scraping is collected mainly by the dust collecting member of the dust collecting member.

[Embodiment] An embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a state in which a dust removing member, a broom member and a striking member are fitted and assembled, wherein 10 is a dust removing member and 20 is a broom member. FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the dust removing member 10, where 11 is the dust removing handle of the dust removing member, 12 is the standing plates 12a, 1 on both sides of the bottom 12d.
Mainly a dust collector that forms 2b and is integrally formed with the top plate (the position when used is the rear end) 12c. 121 and 122 are the dust collecting handle 11 which is fixed to the center of the upper end plate 12c of the dust collecting main body 12 by the shaft 13.
It is an engaging member that protrudes inwardly on the upper end plate 12c with the pinch interposed therebetween and is locked to the front surface of the scraping plate 22 of the broom member 20, and the engaging members 121 and 122 are collected in the dust removing main body 12. It also has the function of preventing dust from overflowing upward.

2 and 4 are for explaining the folding structure of the dust removing member 10 with respect to the dust removing handle 11, and the shaft 13 is provided at the lower end of the dust removing handle 11 having the hooking hole 110 at the upper end. The horizontal hole 112 is opened, the through holes 124 and 125 are respectively formed in both side walls 123a and 123b of the U-shaped recess 123 provided in the central portion of the dust collecting main body 12, and the above-mentioned holes are formed in the lower end portion of the dust collecting handle 11. The side holes 112 and the through holes 124, 125 are joined to the through holes 124, 125.
The shaft 13 is inserted through the shaft to attach the dust collecting main body 12 to the dust collecting handle 11. When the dust collecting handle 11 and the dust collecting main body 12 are erected as shown in FIG. 3, the back surface of the dust collecting handle 11 is the back portion 123 of the U-shaped recess 123.
Stopping at c and the dust pan 11 does not rotate any further.
Further, holes 126 and 127 into which screw shafts 128 and 129 are screwed are provided in the rear surface 123c of the U-shaped recess 123, and these screw shafts 128 and 129 are provided.
As shown in FIG. 4, the ball 131 is elastically held at the tip of each of them through a coil spring 130. A base end surface of the dust collecting handle 11 is formed in a U-shaped portion 132 with the shaft 13 as a center, and the recesses 113, 114, 115 in which the balls 131 engage with the U-shaped portion 132.
116 are recessed with a required space, and the dust handle 11 is rotated counterclockwise in FIG. 4 to move the ball 131 from the recesses 113 to 114 and from the recess 114.
The dust remover 12
In contrast, the angle of the dust collecting handle 11 is changed to adapt to the type of dust collecting work. In other words, ball 13
When 1 is fitted in the recess 113, the bottom plate 12a of the dust collecting main body 12 and the axis of the dust collecting handle 11 are arranged in parallel with each other, and the shape is S by the user's hand like a scoop. As soon as the grip portion 111 is grasped, a relatively large amount of viscous dust can be scraped off. 15 is mainly dust collecting
This is a gasket provided on the rear side of the U-shaped recess 123 of 12 to reinforce, and when the worker removes a relatively large amount of dust, he / she can put on the gasket 15 with his / her heel and remove it. it can.

FIG. 5 shows the broom member 20, the striking member with the dust removing body 12 removed.
FIG. 24 is an exploded perspective view showing a cover 243, a cover 25, and the like exposed. A pedestal in which a fiber broom 21 is planted at the lower end of the handle shaft 23 of the broom member 20.
211 is provided, and a scraping plate 22 made of a plate-shaped hard plastic material or the like is integrally provided on the back of the pedestal 211, and a tip end portion 22a of the scraping plate 22 has a square shape on the outside. It is warped and convenient for cleaning floors, taps, etc. Further, the handle 241 of the hitting member 243 is stretchably fitted to the handle shaft 23 of the broom. That is, the handle shaft 23
Is formed in a rectangular tubular shape in cross section, and at its upper end and lower end,
A stopper pin 242 that is elastically mounted by a spring 243 so as to advance and retract inside the lower end of a handle 241 having a rectangular cross section of a striking member 243.
The handle 241 is pulled out from the handle shaft 23 and the stopper pin 242 is engaged with the handle hole 231 so that the handle 241 does not come out of the handle shaft 23 any more. Yes, push the handle 241 into the handle shaft 23 to
42 is adapted to engage with the peephole 232. Reference numeral 25 denotes a cover that covers the handle shaft 23 and handle 241 and is made of synthetic resin or the like, and has a hook portion 251 formed at the upper end thereof.
51 is engaged with the S-shaped grip portion 111 of the handle shaft 11, the broom member 21 is assembled in parallel with the dust collecting main body 12, and the S-shaped grip portion 111 is covered.
Lock the key portion 251.

The striking member 243 is composed of a sponge with a cotton flannel attached, a fiber strip, feathers, etc.
Push the handle 241 into the handle shaft 23, store the striking member 243 inward from the upper opening of the cover 25, and insert the stopper pin 242 into the peep hole 2
Mate to 32.

Usage: To use the present invention, remove the dust removing member 10 from the broom member 20, push down the cover 25 toward the broom member 20, and hit the hammer member 243.
The stopper pin 242 of the handle 241 of the handle 241 of the broom member 20
Remove from 232 and replace with peephole 231. Therefore the striking member
Since 243 is exposed above the cover 25, the cover 25 is gripped with a hand to remove dust from the window or door crosspiece. Then cover 25
The broom of the broom member 20 by pulling up on the striking member 243 and grasping it with your hand.
At 1, sweep up dust that is scattered on the floor, tap, etc. At this time, the dust that is scattered on the floor, tap, etc. is swept up. At this time, if there is gum, candy, etc. sticking to the floor or tap, it is difficult to wipe it off with a broom alone. At this time, the tip surface 22a of the scraping plate 22 attached to the back side of the broom 21 is used to rub the floor surface and the tapping surface to peel off the gum and candy. The collected dust is mainly collected by the dust collector
Grasp the dust removal handle 11 by hand and rotate the dust removal handle 11 around the shaft 13 at the position shown by the chain line in FIG. 4 so that the bottom plate 12d of the dust removal subject 12 is substantially parallel to the floor surface and the tapping surface. The dust that has moved and collected by the broom 21 is stored in the dust collecting main body 12. Broom 21 tries to bend due to pressure applied during floor cleaning, but scraping plate
22 serves as a barrier to prevent the broom member from breaking.
Also, by attaching a brush, a rag, etc. to the hitting member 243, it can be used as a mop.

FIG. 6 shows another embodiment of the dust removing member 10, in which a locking rod 130 is attached to the base of the dust removing handle 11 of the dust removing main body 12 by a spring 131 so as to be capable of moving up and down. By pulling up the handle 13a upward, the locking rod 130 and the inner plate 1 of the dust collecting main body 12
23c of the dust removing handle 11 and the inner plate 123c of the dust removing main body 12c.
It is designed such that it can be held by being bent forward and upward by 90 ° about the axis 13.

[Advantage of the Invention] The present invention provides a scraping plate 22 along the back surface of the broom member 20, so that when cleaning the floor with the broom 21, the broom is not bent or the fiber direction of the broom is disturbed Clinging to mud,
Adhesives such as gum can be scraped off at the tip of the scraping plate and swept together with a broom, shortening the time required for cleaning, and raising and lowering the handle shaft 23 of the broom member 20. Peep holes 231 and 232 are opened at the ends, and the handle 243 of the striking member 243 is inserted into these holes.
The stopper pin 242 provided on the
By engaging 241 and expanding and contracting the handle 241 of the striking member 243 to make it convenient for removing dust in high places and narrow places, and by covering the cover 25 so that it can slide on the handle 242 of the striking member. Cover 2
The tip of the hitting member 243 can be neatly housed by sliding 5 to cover the hitting member 243. In addition, the lower end of the dust collecting handle 11 of the dust collecting main body 12 is axially attached to the shaft 13 and the ball 131 held by the coil spring 130 is engaged with the recesses 113, 114, 115, 116 of the handle shaft 11 or the like. The angle of the dust removing main body 12 can be varied and the dust removing main body can be used as a substitute for a scoop or a hoe, and the dust contained in the dust removing main body 12 is ejected from the dust removing main body 12 by the engaging members 121 and 122. Can be prevented. In addition, the S-shaped grip portion 111 provided at the tip of the dust collecting handle 11 of the dust collecting main body 12 has the hook portion 2 of the cover 25 of the broom member 20.
Stable holding of the dust removing member 10 covered with the broom member 20 by locking 51, stably holding the dust removing member 10 of the dust removing main body 12, and at the upper end of the dust removing handle 11 of the dust removing main body 12 The hole 110 that has been drilled can be hooked on a nail at the broom storage location, and the broom member 20, dust collecting member 10 and striking member 243 can be hung together at the same location, and the storage space is not taken up and the effect of organizing is great. .

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the broom member and the dust collecting main body assembled, FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the dust collecting main body, FIG. 3 is an exploded perspective view of a part of the dust collecting main body, and FIG. Same as above, an enlarged vertical side view, FIG. 5 is an exploded perspective view of a broom member, and FIG.

 ─────────────────────────────────────────────────── ─── Continuation of the front page (56) Bibliographic references Shoko 17-3967 (JP, Y1) Shoko 30-2068 (JP, Y1) Registered utility model 34649 (JP, Z1) Real application Sho 52-102852 Microfilm (JP, U) Practical application Sho 60-152065 (Practical application Sho 62-61663) Application filed with the application (Saikai Sho 54-29578) Microfilm (JP, U) of the detailed description and drawings attached to

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A broom member 20, a scraping plate 22 attached to a pedestal 211 of the broom member along the back surface of the broom member 20, and a handle 24 of a striking member 243.
Peep holes 231 and 232 that lock the stopper pin 242 provided in 1.
Handle shaft 23 of the broom member provided with the handle shaft 23, handle 241, and striking member 2
The cover 25 is provided with a hook portion 251 which is capped on 43 and engages with the S-shaped grip portion 111 of the dust removal handle 11 of the dust removal main body 12, and the broom member 20 which is covered with the cover 25 or exposed from the cover 25. The hitting member 243 assembled to the dust collecting main body 12 and the engaging members 121 and 122 for engaging the broom member 20 are provided at the base of the open portion of the dust collecting main body 12, and the hooking hole 110 at the tip end and the hook portion 251 of the cover 25 of the broom member 20. The base of the dust handle 11 provided with the S-shaped grip 111 for engaging the
In order to change the angle of the dust removing member 10 that is axially attached to the dust removing main body 12 and the angle of the dust removing main body 12 is variable with respect to the dust removing handle 11, A multi-function cleaning tool characterized by comprising recesses 113, 114, 115, 116 in which balls 131 held by springs 126 are fitted at the lower end of the dust collecting handle 11 of 12.