BG1143U1 - Bottle with a brush - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model represents a bottle (1) with a brush (2). The brush (2) is mounted on the bottle and covers part of it through a grip mechanism composed of the base (3) of the brush (2) and the wall (4) of the bottle (1) at the place of grip of the brush (2). The cross-section of the base (3) of the brush (2) and that of the wall (4) of the bottle (1), at the place of grip of the brush (2), have the shape of an isosceles trapezium. At the base of the side walls (5) of the brush (2), which represent the non-parallel sides of the isosceles trapezium, there are made longitudinal boards (6) curved inward and upward. Bilaterally on the wall (4) of the bottle (1), at the place of grip of the brush (2), there are shaped longitudinal bosses (7). At the bottom of the bosses (7) there are made longitudinal channels (8), in which there are located part of the longitudinal boards (6) of the base (3) of the brush (2).

Description

(54) BOTTLE C BRUSH

Technical field

The utility model refers to a bottle with a brush that will find use in people's homes.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

The combination of a brush bottle is known. With this combination, the bottle is flat and the rectangular trapezoidal side view. The first thigh of the trapezoid, which makes right angles with the trapezoid's bases, is the flat bottom of the bottle, and the trapezoid's bases form the lateral, vertical walls of the bottle. The brush has a parallelepiped shape, with the cross section at the base of the brush being an open rectangle below. By means of a gripping mechanism, the brush wraps and is movable to the wall of the bottle, which is the second, upper thigh of the rectangular trapezoid. The gripping mechanism consists of two lateral ribs formed internally in the middle of the sidewalls at the base of the brush and of two longitudinal side channels, symmetrically and oppositely formed in the wall of the bottle. The length of the side grooves, as well as the two side rails that fit into the side grooves, is equal and is significantly smaller than the length of the brush. The side walls of the brush base are a combination of connected concave and convex rectangular sections / 1 /.

Another combination of a brush bottle is known. In this combination, the bottle is usually rounded, with a brush and a handle on the bottle facing each other at the top, below the neck.

In this case, the gripping mechanism is composed of the bottle wall and the base of the brush, the cross-section of the base being in the form of a rounded isosceles trapezoid. One of the hips of the trapezoid ends at the base with a longitudinal, bent inward, safety step. The wall of the bottle, at the place of mounting of the brush, is also in the form of a rounded isosceles trapezoid, with a longitudinal channel formed under one thigh of the trapezoid, in which the securing step from the base of the brush / 2 / is established.

The bottle and brush in both known solutions are made of plastic or other similar material with elastic properties, which also ensures a more secure grip of the brush to the bottle.

The disadvantage of both solutions is the complicated, relatively non-technological and labor-intensive form of gripping mechanism - brush and bottle respectively.

Due to the presence of only one safety step, in particular in the second solution, the grip does not reach the required level over time and the connection between the brush and the bottle is insufficient.

The technical nature of the utility model

The task of the utility model is to create a simple and technological construction of a brush bottle.

This task is accomplished by a brush bottle, with the brush mounted on the bottle and gripping part of the bottle by a gripping mechanism. The gripping mechanism is composed of the base of the brush and the wall of the bottle at the point of engagement of the brush. The cross-section of the brush base and the cross-section of the bottle wall at the point where the brush is gripped are in the form of an isosceles trapezoid. According to the utility model, the base of the side walls of the brush, which are also the thighs of the isosceles trapezoid, are made of bent inwards and upwards longitudinal edges. Accordingly, longitudinal buds are formed at the bottom of the bottle at the bottom of the bottle at which the longitudinal grooves are made at the bottom. These longitudinal grooves accommodate part of the longitudinal edges of the brush base.

The base of the brush is made of elastic material.

The advantages of the proposed utility model are expressed in the simplified, technological and reliable design of the gripping mechanism.

Description of the attached figures

An exemplary embodiment of the utility model is shown in the attached figures, where:

1143 W Figure 1 is a schematic representation of a brush bottle;

FIG. 2 is a section through AA of FIG. 1.

Exemplary for the implementation of the utility model

The useful model is a bottle 1 with a brush 2 -fig. 1. The brush 2 is mounted on the bottle 1 and encloses part of it by the gripping mechanism - FIG. 1 and FIG. 2. The gripping mechanism is composed of the base 3 of the brush 2 and the wall 4 of the bottle at the point of engagement of the brush 2. The cross-section of the base 3 of the brush 2, as well as the cross-section of the wall 4 of the bottle 1 at the point of engagement the brush 2 is shaped like an isosceles trapezoid.

At the base of the side walls 5 of the brush 2, representing the thighs of the isosceles trapezoid, are made bent inwards and upwards longitudinal edges 6. Longitudinally to the wall 4 of the bottle 1, longitudinal buds 7 are formed at the engagement point of the brush 2. longitudinal pimples Ί longitudinal grooves 8 are made, in which part of the longitudinal edges 6 are arranged, based on the brush base 3.

To further ensure the reliability of the brush 2 to the bottle 1, the base 3 of the brush 2 is made of an elastic material.

Way of working

This utility model is particularly applicable in people's homes where different cleaning and nourishing materials are used, in the form of liquids, gels or pastes - for example, a gel for cleaning glassware.

Using the utility model, the liquid or sheet material from bottle 1 is applied to the surface to be treated. The brush 2 from bottle 1 is then removed and treated surface treated. After finishing work and washing the brush 2, it reattaches to bottle 1.

Claims (2)

Claims 1. A brush bottle having the brush mounted on the cylinder and engaging a portion thereof by means of a gripping mechanism composed of the base of the brush and the wall of the bottle at the point of engagement of the brush, such as a cross-section of the base of the brush and a cross-section on the bottle wall, at the point of attachment of the brush, are in the form of an isosceles trapeze, characterized in that at the base of the side walls (5) of the brush (2), which are the thighs of the isosceles trapeze, are made bent inwards and upwards two or more longitudinal buds (7) are formed at the bottom of the bottle (1), and longitudinal grooves (8) are formed at the bottom of the bottle (1) at the brush engagement point (2). containing part of the longitudinal edges (6) on the base (3) of the brush (2). A brush bottle according to claim 1, characterized in that the base (3) of the brush (2) is made of an elastic material.