KR200164026Y1 - Toothbrush with hanger hole - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a toothbrush provided with a hook groove (Toothbrush), and more particularly to a toothbrush provided with a hook groove that can be stored hygienically by forming a hook groove of the toothbrush in a specific shape, for this purpose Disclosed is a toothbrush structure comprising a hook groove having a specific shape in a middle portion of a handle, wherein the hook groove is positioned at a point between the center of gravity of the toothbrush and the toothbrush head. The structure and the structure of the hook groove is characterized in that the hook groove having a specific shape having a vertically divided direction has a streamlined cross-section, through which the toothbrush is fixed by inserting the toothbrush to the projection of a specific shape Can be secured so that it is positioned above the handle of the toothbrush and furthermore, when the toothbrush is stored after brushing To prevent additional pollution can ensure oral hygiene toothbrush users.

Description

Toothbrush with Hanger Hole {Toothbrush with hanger hole}

The present invention relates to a toothbrush provided with a hanger hole (Hanger hole), and more particularly, the toothbrush head is formed above the toothbrush handle when the toothbrush is fixed to the toothbrush holder by forming the hanger groove of the toothbrush in a specific shape. The present invention relates to a toothbrush provided with a hook groove for hygienic storage of the toothbrush.

Conventional toothbrushes consist of a toothbrush head with a bristles and a toothbrush handle integrally formed with the toothbrush head, as well as a detachable toothbrush that can separate the toothbrush handle and the toothbrush head, or a folding toothbrush that can be folded. .

In general, after using a toothbrush, store it in a cup or on a toothbrush rack. Since the toothbrush after the brushing is wet, the bacteria may remain on the bristles and the like, and the handle of the toothbrush may be contaminated depending on the cleanliness of the user's hand using the toothbrush.

If a toothbrush is stored in a cup, the toothbrush is not fixed in the cup, so if several toothbrushes are placed in the cup, the toothbrushes may come in contact with each other and worsen the oral hygiene of family members who use each toothbrush.

In order to prevent the contact of several toothbrushes as described above, a toothbrush rack that can be fixed and stored by individual toothbrushes are used, examples of using a conventional toothbrush rack are shown in Figures 1 and 2. Referring to FIGS. 1 and 2, a conventional toothbrush structure and a method of fixing a toothbrush are as follows.

According to FIG. 1, the toothbrush 100 has a hole 30 formed at the end of the toothbrush handle 10, and the protrusion 40 protruding from the toothbrush holder 50 or the wall, for example, a nail and the like. Is fixed. In this case, since the hole 30 is formed at the end of the toothbrush handle 10, the toothbrush is fixed while the toothbrush head 20 having the bristles 22 formed therein is positioned below the toothbrush handle 10.

When it is fixed in this way, in the process of storage of the wet toothbrush after brushing, the water flows down while drying, and eventually all the contamination and bacteria that can be left on the toothbrush after brushing through the brush head. Alternatively, all contamination and bacteria may not be able to pass through the bristles and may be further contaminated. In this case, the oral hygiene of the toothbrush user may be greatly threatened by the additional contamination of the bristles.

According to FIG. 2, the protrusion 40 ′ of the toothbrush holder 50 ′ forms a 'Ｕ' shape, and the protruding portion of the toothbrush ie the bristles 22 ′ is fixed to the protrusion 40 ′. At this time, since the bristles 22 'are caught in the' 40 'shaped protrusion 40', the toothbrush head 20 'is fixed while being positioned above the toothbrush handle 10'.

In this way, when the wet toothbrush is stored after brushing, the water dries down and dries so that contaminants that may be on the handle of the toothbrush do not pass through the brush head to maintain the bristles. Can be. However, since the bristles are directly fixed in contact with the 'Ｕ' shaped protrusions, bacteria and the like remaining on the bristles are contaminated with the 'Ｕ' shaped protrusions, contaminating the protrusions, and eventually fixed to the contaminated protrusions. Contact with bumps can result in continuous contamination.

In order to prevent such contamination, in recent years, the toothbrush may be stored using a device such as an ultraviolet sterilizer, but there is a disadvantage in that a large amount of cost is required to install and maintain the ultraviolet sterilizer.

An object of the present invention is to make it possible to hygienically store the toothbrush wet.

Another object of the present invention is to change the structure of the toothbrush so that it can be stored hygienically at low cost.

1 is a perspective view showing an example in which a conventional toothbrush is fixed to a toothbrush rack;

Figure 2 is a perspective view showing another example where the existing toothbrush is fixed to the toothbrush rack,

3 is a perspective view illustrating an example in which a toothbrush is fixed to a toothbrush holder according to an embodiment of the present invention.

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10, 10 ', 110: toothbrush handle 20, 20', 120: toothbrush head

22, 22 ', 122: brush head 30: hole

40, 40 ', 140: protrusion 50, 50', 150: toothbrush holder

100, 100 ', 200: toothbrush 130: hanger groove

To achieve these objects, the present invention provides a toothbrush head with a bristles; Toothbrush comprising a toothbrush handle formed integrally with the toothbrush head, In the middle portion of the toothbrush handle is formed a hook groove of a specific shape penetrating the toothbrush handle, the toothbrush is a projection of a specific shape corresponding to the hook groove It provides a toothbrush provided with a hook groove, characterized in that the toothbrush head is fixed so as to be positioned above the handle of the toothbrush when fitted to the toothbrush holder including.

In addition, the toothbrush according to the present invention is characterized in that the hook groove is formed at a point between the center of gravity of the toothbrush and the toothbrush head.

In addition, the toothbrush according to the present invention is characterized in that the hook groove having a direction that is divided up and down, in particular the upper portion of the hook groove is formed in the direction toward the toothbrush head.

Hereinafter, with reference to the accompanying drawings will be described a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

3 is a perspective view showing a state in which the toothbrush according to the present invention is fixed to the toothbrush rack, referring to Figure 3 will be described an example using the structure of the toothbrush and toothbrush rack according to the present invention.

According to FIG. 3, the toothbrush 200 has a hook groove 130 having a specific shape in a middle portion of the toothbrush handle 110, and has a specific shape protruding from the toothbrush rack 150 or the wall in correspondence with the hook groove. It is fixed to the protrusion 140. At this time, since the hook groove 130 is formed to have a specific shape in the directional direction, the toothbrush 200 cannot be inserted upside down, and the toothbrush head 120 in which the bristles 122 are formed is positioned above the toothbrush handle 110. To be fixed.

That is, by forming a protrusion corresponding to the hook groove and the hook groove in the upper and lower specific shape it can give a direction so that the toothbrush head is located above the toothbrush handle when fixing the toothbrush to the toothbrush rack.

The specific shape of the hook groove and the protrusion should be separated from the top and bottom, for example, it is preferable that the upper portion is formed in a streamlined cross section with a blunt upper part and a sharp lower part.

This streamlined cross section is secured to the toothbrush rack for storage after use of the toothbrush or for ease of use by reducing friction between the hook groove and the projection in the process of detaching the toothbrush for use. In addition, the upper and lower parts are formed in a blunt and pointed shape to be distinguished from each other to prevent the toothbrush from being fixed upside down.

Alternatively, the toothbrush may be properly fitted by adjusting the position where the hook groove is formed in the toothbrush handle. For example, by forming a hook groove at one point between the center of gravity of the entire toothbrush and the toothbrush head, the weight of the toothbrush itself can cause the toothbrush to hold the toothbrush head above the toothbrush handle, even if the hook groove fits slightly into the protrusion. will be.

If it is fixed in this way, the toothbrush handles the wet toothbrush after the brushing is finished, the water flows down to dry down, and finally, the toothbrush handle through the water to drain all the contamination and bacteria that can be left on the toothbrush after brushing Will pass through. Therefore, since the toothbrush according to the present invention is fixedly stored in a state where the toothbrush head is positioned at the uppermost position, unlike the existing toothbrushes, the probability of additional contamination from contaminants and bacteria is greatly reduced, and as a result, the storage state of the toothbrush is hygienic. It can be cleaned by the oral hygiene of the toothbrush user.

In addition, the toothbrush according to the present invention can reduce the cost of using a conventional ultraviolet sterilizer because it can bring about the same effect by only changing the structure of the toothbrush.

In the present invention, the toothbrush head and the toothbrush handle have been described based on a toothbrush of a basic form integrally, and it is apparent that those skilled in the art can freely change and apply within the scope of the technical idea of the present invention.

The toothbrush according to the present invention has a structural feature that a hook groove having a specific shape having a direction is formed in a middle portion of the toothbrush handle, and the toothbrush head is higher than the toothbrush handle when it is fitted and fixed to a protrusion of a specific shape corresponding to the hook groove. It can be fixed to be located in, it can prevent the toothbrush head from being further contaminated with contaminants and bacteria in the process of storing the wet toothbrush after the brushing.

Claims (4)

Toothbrush head with bristles formed; A toothbrush handle integrally formed with the toothbrush head; In the toothbrush comprising: A hook groove having a specific shape penetrating the toothbrush handle is formed at a middle portion of the toothbrush handle, Toothbrush provided with a hook groove, characterized in that the toothbrush head is fixed to be located above the toothbrush handle when the toothbrush is fitted to the toothbrush rack including a projection of a specific shape corresponding to the hook groove. The toothbrush of claim 1, wherein the middle portion of the toothbrush handle is one point between the center of gravity of the toothbrush and the toothbrush head. The toothbrush of claim 1, wherein the specific shape of the hook groove has a direction in which the top and bottom are divided, and the top of the hook groove is in a direction toward the toothbrush head. 4. The toothbrush of claim 3, wherein the specific shape is a streamlined cross-section having a blunt top and a sharp bottom.