JP7381119B2 - A garbage receptacle that can be used with a removable handle or a dedicated removable handle for use at waterholes. - Google Patents

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Garbage receptacles of the type that are attached to drains used in water areas such as kitchens, baths, washrooms, gardens, etc., and garbage receptacles other than types that are installed to drains used in water areas such as kitchens, baths, washrooms, gardens, etc. This handle is equipped with a removable handle that allows you to throw away trash or change the position of the trash receptacle without touching the trash receptacle itself. Or garbage receptacles of the type that are attached to drains used in water areas such as kitchens, baths, washrooms, gardens, etc., or garbage receptacles other than those that are attached to drains used in water areas such as kitchens, baths, washrooms, gardens, etc. The special handle not only allows you to dispose of garbage without getting your hands dirty, but also allows you to conveniently use the garbage receptacle to control the flow of water, turn off the water, etc. . The handle is a garbage receptacle and handle that can be used as a cleaning tool.

Garbage receptacles that are often used in water areas such as kitchens, baths, washrooms, and gardens are on sale. Some of these trash receptacles have handles attached to the main body to make it easier to dispose of trash.

Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2002-13176

Many garbage receptacles that are often used in water areas such as kitchens, baths, washrooms, and gardens are sold with handles attached to the main body, as disclosed in Patent Document 1. However, most of them are attached to the main body. Water splashes and splatters. Even though it has a handle, I feel psychologically reluctant to grab the garbage receptacle with my fingers and throw it away because my fingers will get dirty, so I would like to have the handle and the garbage receptacle separate. There is also the issue of wanting to take advantage of the separate handles and garbage receptacles to make them more convenient to use.

In the present invention, the handle and the garbage receptacle are separate parts, and the handle is equipped with a gripping part as a means for attaching and detaching from the garbage receptacle.By inserting this between the mesh of a commercially available garbage receptacle, the handle and the garbage receptacle are fixed. Ru. Since you can hold the handle and throw away the garbage in the garbage receptacle into a garbage bag, your hands will not get dirty. Also, a large garbage receptacle such as a triangular corner can be used in the same way as long as the gripping parts can be inserted between the screens and fixed. By using this handle, the problem will be solved. The problem can also be solved by providing the dust receptacle with an attachment/detachment means exclusively for the handle and using the handle and the dust receptacle as a pair. Moreover, the handle can be used not only as a handle but also as a cleaning tool by attaching a sponge, brush, etc. In addition, the problem can be solved because the garbage receptacle can be equipped with functions such as making it easier to dispose of garbage, controlling the flow of water by installing an enclosure, and being able to shut off the water.

Example of a handle Example of garbage receptacle An example of a garbage receptacle used at a drain port being fixed with a handle. Example of holding a large garbage receptacle like a triangular corner by hand Example of using a clip as a means of attaching and detaching a handle Example of using adhesive such as double-sided tape as a means of attaching and detaching the handle Example of a handle with independent means Example of a handle with cleaning means An example of using a garbage receptacle and handle attached to a drain outlet used in water areas such as kitchens, baths, washrooms, gardens, etc. using a special attachment/detachment method. An example of using a triangular corner and handle as a garbage receptacle with a special attachment/detachment method other than the type that is attached to a drain outlet used in a water place such as a kitchen, bath, washroom, or garden. An example of a garbage receptacle in which the garbage receptacle is shaped like a comb and can be placed over a drain outlet to drain water and remove garbage. A type of garbage that is characterized by a garbage receptacle consisting of multiple comb-shaped parts connected together, which are folded over the drain and placed over the drain to reduce the gap between the combs, allowing water to drain and garbage to be removed. example of receiving The garbage receptacle is shaped like a comb, and by bending it when placing it in a drain hole, etc., or stacking it at the same time as bending it, the gap between the garbage receptacles is reduced, allowing water to drain and garbage to be removed. Example of garbage receptacle There is a fence around the garbage receptacle, but some of the fences are empty. Example of a garbage receptacle that can also be used as a water stop valve

The handle (1) of the present invention has attachment/detachment means (2) as shown in FIG. This attachment/detachment means (2) is for the garbage receptacles (3) and (4) in FIG. 2, and by attaching the handle (1) to these, the accumulated garbage can be thrown away without getting your hands dirty. The garbage receptacles here include two types (3) that are attached to drains used in water sources such as kitchens, baths, washrooms, and gardens, and one that is attached to drains used in water sources such as kitchens, baths, washrooms, and gardens. Refers to two types of garbage receptacles (4) other than the type that attaches to the mouth. An example of the latter is a triangular corner.

The attachment/detachment means (2) of the handle (1) in FIG. 1 is a protrusion (5). By inserting this between the mesh of the dust receptacle (3) as shown in Fig. 3, the handle (1) and the dust receptacle (3) are fixed. Thereafter, the user can throw away the trash in the trash receptacle (3) into a trash bag or the like while holding the handle (1), so his hands do not get dirty. Further, a large dirt receptacle (4) with a triangular corner shape as shown in FIG. 4 can be used in the same way if the protrusion (5) is inserted between the meshes and fixed. To remove the handle (1) from the garbage tray (3) (4), leave the garbage tray (3) (4) in its original position, press down on the handle (1), and gradually shift it toward you. Remove.

In the example of FIG. 5, a clip (6) is employed as the attachment/detachment means (2). By pinching the ends of the dust receptacles (3) and (4) with the clips (6), the handle (1) and the dust receptacles (3) and (4) are fixed, and the dust receptacles can be lifted. To remove it, set the dust receptacles (3) and (4) in their original positions, and then move the handle (1) toward you or open the clip (6) by hand. Although a clip (6) with a spring is used in this example, a clip (6) without a spring can also be used in the same way by sandwiching the dust receptacles (3) and (4).

In the example of FIG. 6, an adhesive (7) such as double-sided tape is used as the attachment/detachment means (2). By attaching this adhesive (7) to the flat parts of the garbage receptacles (3) and (4), the handle (1) and the garbage receptacles (3) and (4) are fixed and the garbage receptacles (3) and (4) are fixed. can be lifted. To remove it, leave the dust trays (3) and (4) in their original positions, press the handle (1), and slowly move them upwards to remove them. Further, if the dust receptacles (3) and (4) are made of a material that sticks to a magnet, it is also possible to use a magnet as the attachment/detachment means (2). The attachment/detachment means (2) may use any means other than those described here. It is sufficient if the handle (1) and the dust receptacles (3) and (4) can be attached and detached.

The handle (1) can have a self-supporting means or a fixing means so that the handle (1) does not get dirty when not in use, and so that the handle (1) does not get in the way in a place where it is used, such as a kitchen. In FIG. 7, the handle (1) uses the protrusion (5) to stand on a flat surface. The protrusion (5) also serves as a self-supporting means for the handle (1). Other self-supporting means and fixing means include a hole in the handle (1) through which a string or the like can be passed. The handle (1) has a hook that can be hung on it. A magnet is attached to the handle (1) so that it can be attached to and removed from a sink or other place. There is a string attached to the handle (1), which can be tied somewhere. Alternatively, it is possible to make a string into a loop and hang it. No matter what method is used, it is sufficient if the handle (1) can be made to stand on its own and be fixed.

The handle (1) is not only used as a handle, but can also be provided with cleaning means as shown in FIG. The upper diagram in FIG. 8 shows an example in which a cleaning brush (8) is attached, and the lower diagram in FIG. 8 shows an example in which a scraper (9) is attached to the tip of the handle (1). As other cleaning means, a sponge or the like can be attached. As a result, the handle (1) itself not only functions as a cleaning tool, but also uses this cleaning means to collect dirt and grime stuck to the sink, etc. onto the trash receptacles (3) and (4). It can be used more conveniently because it can be linked to remove it. The cleaning means may be any cleaning tool.

In the previous examples, only the handle (1) was an invented product, but this time, instead of just the handle (1), the invention is a pair of the handle (1) and the garbage receptacles (3) and (4). It is. The handle (1) and the dust receptacles (3) and (4) can be attached to or separated from each other by means of a dedicated attachment/detachment means (2).

FIG. 9 shows an example of a garbage receptacle (3) and a handle (1) that can be attached to a drain outlet used in a water place such as a kitchen, bath, washroom, or garden. As attachment/detachment means (2), a T-shaped fitting concave part (10) is attached to the handle (1), and a T-shaped fitting convex part (11) is attached to the dust receptacle (3). The fitting concave part (10) of the handle (1) can be attached and detached by sliding it into the fitting convex part (11) of the dirt receptacle (3) from the back or the front. Other methods of attaching and detaching are possible, such as clipping, attaching with adhesive such as double-sided tape, and attaching with magnets. Any method is fine as long as it can be done. In addition, since the T-shaped fitting convex part (11) of the dust receptacle (3) has a protruding shape, it is also possible to lift it by pinching that part or the base part with your fingers. No matter what attachment/detachment means (2) is used, it is convenient if it is shaped so that it can be easily grasped by fingers.

FIG. 10 shows an example of a triangular corner and a handle (1) as a garbage receptacle (4) other than the type that is attached to a drain outlet used in a water place such as a kitchen, bath, washroom, or garden. A T-shaped fitting concave part (10) is attached to the handle (1) as the attachment/detachment means (2), and a T-shaped fitting convex part (11) is attached to the triangular corner serving as the dust receptacle (4). . The fitting concave part (10) of the handle (1) can be attached and detached by sliding it into the fitting convex part (11) at the triangular corner from the back or front. Other methods of attaching and detaching are possible, such as clipping, attaching with adhesive such as double-sided tape, and attaching with magnets. Any method is fine as long as it can be done. In addition, since the T-shaped fitting convex part (11) of the dust receptacle (4) has a protruding shape, it is also possible to lift it by pinching that part or the base part with your fingers. No matter what attachment/detachment means (2) is used, it is convenient if it is shaped so that it can be easily grasped by fingers.

In the examples shown in Figs. 9 and 10, the structure of the fitting convex parts (11) of the dust receptacles (3) and (4) is the same, so all the handles (1) of the fitting concave parts (10) that fit together are the same. Can be used for garbage receptacles (3) and (4). If it were to be standardized in this way, it would be possible to use a garbage receptacle (3) that attaches to the drain used in various kitchens, baths, washrooms, gardens, etc. The same handle (1) can be used for both garbage receptacles (4) other than the type that is attached to drains used in water sources, increasing convenience.
Although the handle (1) and the garbage receptacles (3) and (4) are paired together to form the invented product, other examples of the attachment/detachment means (2) include attachment/detachment using a magnet, attachment/detachment using a clip, attachment/detachment using a hook, or double-sided attachment/detachment. Attachment and detachment using an adhesive such as tape may be considered, but any method may be used as long as it can be attached and detached.
In the case of an invention in which the handle (1) and the garbage receptacles (3) and (4) are paired, the handle (1) must be provided with self-supporting means or fixing means, just as in the case of the first invention with only the handle (1). You can have it.
An invention in which the handle (1) and the dust receptacles (3) and (4) are paired together can have cleaning means in the handle (1), just as in the case of the first invention with only the handle (1). can.

FIG. 11 shows a trash receptacle (12) which is shaped like a comb and can be placed in a drain port or the like to drain water and remove trash. In this example, a recessed part (10) is attached to the handle (1) as the attachment/detachment means (2), and a T-shaped convex part (11) is attached to the garbage receptacle (12), which can be attached or removed. As the means (2), any means may be provided as previously described. It would be nice if it could be put on and taken off. When the garbage receptacle (12) is placed above the drain port, it becomes possible to drain water and catch flowing garbage at the same time. When disposing of garbage in a garbage bag, etc., attach the built-in handle (1) to the garbage receptacle (12) and float it, which will make it easier for the stuck garbage to fall off from the direction where the comb has a gap. It is something. In addition, since the T-shaped fitting convex part (11) of the dust receptacle (12) has a protruding shape, it is also possible to lift it by pinching that part or the base part with your fingers. No matter what attachment/detachment means (2) is used, it is convenient if it is shaped so that it can be easily grasped by fingers.
The dust receptacle (12) of this example can also have a self-supporting means or a fixing means on the handle (1), as in the case of the first invention having only the handle (1).
The dust receptacle (12) of this example can also have a cleaning means in the handle (1), as in the case of the first invention having only the handle (1).

In Figure 12, the garbage receptacle (13) is made up of multiple comb-shaped parts, and by folding them over the drain and placing them over the drain, the gap between the combs becomes smaller, allowing water to drain and garbage to be removed. This is a garbage receptacle (13) characterized by the following. In this example, a recessed fitting part (10) is attached to the handle (1) as the attachment/detachment means (2), and a T-shaped fitting convex part (11) is attached to the garbage receptacle (13), which can be attached or removed. As the means (2), any means may be provided as previously described. It would be nice if it could be put on and taken off. Before placing the garbage receptacle (13) over the drain, fold the garbage receptacle (13) from the middle as shown in the figure below from the middle diagram of Figure 12 and place it over the drain to close the gap and prevent the screen from forming. This results in a state where water can be drained and flowing garbage can be captured at the same time. When disposing of garbage in a garbage bag, etc., attach the built-in handle (1) to the garbage receptacle (13) and float it, it will return to the comb-like shape shown in the upper diagram of Figure 12, and the comb will move in the empty direction. By throwing away trash, it becomes easier for the trash to fall out. In addition, since the T-shaped fitting convex part (11) of the dust receptacle (13) has a protruding shape, it is also possible to lift it by pinching that part or the base part with your fingers. No matter what attachment/detachment means (2) is used, it is convenient if it is shaped so that it can be easily grasped by fingers.
The dust receptacle (13) of this example can also have a self-supporting means or a fixing means on the handle (1), as in the case of the first invention having only the handle (1).
The dust receptacle (13) of this example can also have a cleaning means in the handle (1), as in the case of the first invention which only has a handle (1).

In Figure 13, the garbage receptacle (14) is shaped like a comb, and by bending it when placing it in a drain, etc., or by stacking it at the same time as bending it, the gap between the garbage receptacles (14) can be reduced and water can be removed. This is a garbage receptacle (14) characterized by draining water and removing garbage. In this example, a recessed fitting part (10) is attached to the handle (1) as the attachment/detachment means (2), and a T-shaped fitting convex part (11) is attached to the dust receptacle (14), which can be attached or removed. As the means (2), any means may be provided as previously described. It would be nice if it could be put on and taken off. When placed over the drain, the garbage receptacle (14) can be bent and rolled into a spiral as shown in the lower diagram of Figure 13, thereby closing the gap and creating a net-like condition, which simultaneously drains water and collects flowing garbage. It becomes possible to capture it. When disposing of garbage in a garbage bag, etc., attach the built-in handle (1) to the garbage receptacle (14) and float it to form a comb-like shape as shown in the upper diagram of Figure 13, and the closed net will open. The gap widens, making it easier for dirt to fall out. In addition, since the T-shaped fitting convex part (11) of the dust receptacle (14) has a protruding shape, it is also possible to lift it by pinching that part or the base part with your fingers. No matter what attachment/detachment means (2) is used, it is convenient if it is shaped so that it can be easily grasped by fingers.
The dust receptacle (14) of this example can also have a self-supporting means or a fixing means on the handle (1), as in the case of the first invention having only the handle (1).
The dust receptacle (14) of this example can also have a cleaning means in the handle (1), as in the case of the first invention having only the handle (1).

The garbage receptacle (15) in FIG. 14 has an enclosure around it, but the enclosure is open in several places. In Figure 14, there is only one empty spot, and drainage can only take place there. If you place this over the drain, the water will circulate around the sink, etc., making it easier to collect trash. The empty part is where water can be drained, and its position is determined by attaching a special handle (1) using a built-in attachment/detachment means (2) and turning the garbage receptacle (15). In this example, a recessed fitting part (10) is attached to the handle (1) as the attachment/detachment means (2), and a T-shaped fitting convex part (11) is attached to the garbage receptacle (15), which can be attached or removed. As the means (2), any means may be provided as previously described. It would be nice if it could be put on and taken off. In addition, since the T-shaped fitting convex part (11) of the dust receptacle (15) has a protruding shape, it is also possible to lift it by pinching that part or the base part with your fingers. No matter what attachment/detachment means (2) is used, it is convenient if it is shaped so that it can be easily grasped by fingers.
The dust receptacle (15) of this example can also have a self-supporting means or a fixing means on the handle (1), as in the case of the first invention having only the handle (1).
The dust receptacle (15) of this example can also have a cleaning means in the handle (1), as in the case of the first invention having only the handle (1).

Figure 15 shows a garbage receptacle (16) that can also be used as a water stop valve. In this example, a recessed fitting part (10) is attached to the handle (1) as the attachment/detachment means (2), and a T-shaped fitting convex part (11) is attached to the garbage receptacle (16), which can be attached or removed. As the means (2), any means may be provided as previously described. It would be nice if it could be put on and taken off. A water stop lever (17) is attached to the dirt receptacle (16), and is connected to a water stop plate (18) so as to move up and down in conjunction with the water stop lever (17). As shown in the second diagram from the bottom of Figure 15, when the water stop lever (17) is raised, the water stop plate (18) of the garbage receptacle (16) sticks to the top, blocking the hole and shutting off the water. As shown in the bottom diagram of FIG. 15, if the water stop lever (17) is pushed down, the water stop plate (18) will come down, opening the blocked hole again and draining water. Since the water stop lever (17) can be raised or lowered with the handle (1), hands will not get dirty. When used as a water stop valve, this garbage receptacle (16) can also be used for a drain outlet of a bathtub, etc. In that case, it is preferable that the handle be long enough to reach the bottom of the bath. In addition, since the T-shaped fitting convex part (11) of the dust receptacle (16) has a protruding shape, it is also possible to lift it by pinching that part or the base part with your fingers. No matter what attachment/detachment means (2) is used, it is convenient if it is shaped so that it can be easily grasped by fingers.
The dust receptacle (16) of this example can also have a self-supporting means or a fixing means on the handle (1), as in the case of the first invention having only the handle (1).
The dust receptacle (16) of this example can also have a cleaning means in the handle (1), as in the case of the first invention which only has a handle (1).

In addition, the handle (1) and the garbage receptacle (3), (4), (12), (13), (14), (15), and (16) of the present invention are not limited to the above-mentioned embodiments, and may be used without departing from the spirit of the present invention. Based on the above, various modifications are possible, and these are not excluded from the scope of the handle (1) and dust receptacle (3) (4) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) of the present invention. .

1... Handle 2... Attachment/detaching means 3... Garbage receptacle of the type that is attached to the drain used in water places such as kitchens, baths, washrooms, gardens, etc. 4... Drainage used in water places such as kitchens, baths, washrooms, gardens, etc. Garbage receptacle other than the type that attaches to the mouth 5...Protrusion that fits between the mesh of the garbage receptacle as a means of attachment/detachment 6...Clip as a means of attachment/detachment 7...Adhesive such as double-sided tape as a means of attachment/detachment 8...Brush 9...Scraper 10... T-shaped fitting concave part 11... T-shaped fitting convex part 12... Garbage receptacle made up of parts that can be rolled up to form a net 13... Garbage receptacle with an enclosure around it, but with some empty enclosures 14 ... Garbage receptacle made up of parts that can be rolled up to form a net 15 ... Garbage receptacle with a fence around it, but with some open spaces 16 ... Garbage receptacle that can also be used as a water stop valve 17 ... Water stop lever 18 ... Water stop plate

Claims (9)

Garbage receptacles other than those that are attached to drains used in water areas such as kitchens, baths, washrooms, and gardens, and those that are not attached to drains that are used in water areas such as kitchens, baths, washrooms, and gardens. For example, it is a handle that can be attached to or removed from any existing garbage receptacle, such as a triangular corner, using a protrusion that serves as an attachment/detachment means. By inserting the handle into the garbage receptacle like this, you can easily throw away the garbage from the garbage receptacle without getting your hands dirty. In addition to being used as a handle, this handle can also be used to clean water areas. Garbage receptacles other than those that are attached to drains used in water areas such as kitchens, baths, washrooms, and gardens, and those that are not attached to drains that are used in water areas such as kitchens, baths, washrooms, and gardens. For example, it is a handle that can be attached to and detached from any existing garbage receptacle such as a triangular corner by a special attachment/detachment means, and the attachment/detachment means can be fitted, clipped, or double-sided tape or adhesive. There are methods of attaching and attaching with magnets, but any method is fine as long as it can be attached and detached.By using a handle on the garbage receptacle, you can easily throw away garbage from the garbage receptacle without getting your hands dirty. The handle has cleaning means such as a sponge, brush, and scraper, and is characterized in that it can be used for cleaning water areas in addition to being used as a handle. In the handle and garbage receptacle according to claim 2, the garbage receptacle is of a type that is attached to a drain outlet used in a water place such as a kitchen, a bath, a washroom, a garden, etc., and the garbage receptacle is not a general mesh but a comb-shaped garbage receptacle. It has a similar shape, and by placing it over the drain, you can drain water and remove garbage.When disposing of accumulated garbage, you can remove the garbage by throwing the garbage from the direction where the comb is open. A garbage receptacle and a handle that can be attached to and detached from the garbage receptacle are characterized by making it easier to throw away garbage. The handle and garbage receptacle according to claim 2, is a garbage receptacle of a type that is attached to a drain outlet used in a water place such as a kitchen, a bath, a washroom, a garden, etc., and the garbage receptacle has a plurality of comb-shaped parts. By folding the comb over the drain and placing it over the drain, the gap between the combs becomes smaller, allowing water to drain and removing trash.When throwing out accumulated trash, fold the trash receptacle. A garbage receptacle and a handle that can be attached to and detached from the garbage receptacle are characterized in that garbage can be easily thrown away by straightening the comb and disposing of the garbage from the direction where the comb is open. In the handle and garbage receptacle according to claim 2, the garbage receptacle is of a type that is attached to a drain outlet used in a water place such as a kitchen, a bath, a washroom, a garden, etc., and the garbage receptacle is shaped like a comb. By bending the comb when placing it in the drain, or by bending and stacking the comb, the gap between the combs becomes smaller, allowing water to drain and removing garbage. A garbage receptacle and a handle that can be attached to and detached from the garbage receptacle are characterized in that garbage can be easily thrown away by returning the comb and throwing the garbage from the direction where the comb is open. In the handle and garbage receptacle according to claim 2, the area around the garbage receptacle is surrounded to prevent water from entering, but by leaving the enclosures open in several places, water can get around and be drained. A garbage receptacle and a handle that can be attached to and detached from the garbage receptacle are characterized by making it difficult for garbage to stagnate in the sink. In the handle and garbage receptacle according to claim 2, the garbage receptacle having a function as a water stop valve and the lever part for operating the water stop valve can be operated not only by hand but also by using the handle. A garbage receptacle and a handle that can be attached to and removed from it. The dedicated attachment/detachment means for the garbage receptacle according to any one of claims 2 to 7 protrudes from the garbage receptacle, making it easy to grasp with fingers. A garbage receptacle characterized by the fact that it can be grasped and operated with fingers. Regarding the handle according to any one of claims 1 to 8, there is provided a self-supporting means that allows it to stand on a flat surface, a means for attaching a magnet to the handle and thereby fixing it to a steel material, and a hook on the handle. The handle is characterized by having any one of fixing means for attaching and hanging it, fixing means for making a hole in the handle and hooking it, fixing means for putting out a string from the handle and using it to hang it.