JPH033855Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] [Industrial application field] This invention is a microwave stain prevention product made of, for example, aluminum foil and used to prevent oil droplets or boiling liquid from adhering to the microwave oven during cooking. Concerning improvements in the structure of tools.

[Prior Art] Conventionally, various stain prevention tools made of aluminum foil have been used to prevent stains from adhering to gas ranges during cooking.

A first example of the dirt prevention part is a so-called stove part cover that covers only the stove part such as a saucer in order to prevent boiling liquid from adhering to the stove part of the microwave.

A second type of dirt prevention device includes a top plate cover that can widely cover not only the stove part but also the top plate of a gas range.

Furthermore, as a third type of stain prevention tool, there is an oil scattering prevention plate 2 that is erected in an L-shape around the gas range 1, as shown in a perspective view in FIG. In addition to this, the oil scattering prevention plate may be one that surrounds the gas range 1 in a U-shape, or one that surrounds only one stove part 3 in a U-shape.
Various formats have been proposed. Also, the fourth
When the oil scattering prevention plate 2 shown in the figure is attached to the gas range 1, a magnet or adhesive tape is used.

[Problems to be Solved by the Invention] As described above, in order to prevent the adhesion of dirt when cooking using a gas range, dirt prevention tools of various structures have been used. However, during cooking, especially when cooking oily foods such as tempura, oil droplets and the like scatter onto various parts such as the top plate 1a of the gas range 1 and the surrounding area of the gas range 1. Therefore, it is impossible to reliably prevent the adhesion of dirt unless a combination of multiple types of dirt prevention tools as described above is used. Furthermore, even if a top plate cover and an oil scattering prevention plate are used, each product is not shaped in such a way that it can be combined with other stain prevention devices. Therefore, they could not be overlapped at the boundary, and dirt tended to adhere to the top plate of the gas range 1.

In addition, even if multiple types of stain prevention tools are combined and can be successfully overlapped at the boundary, the thickness at the overlapped area will not only be unsightly, but also be difficult to use in a gas range. In some cases, it was difficult to attach and fix the device securely.

Therefore, the purpose of this invention is to provide a dirt preventer for a gas range that can reliably prevent dirt from adhering to the top plate of the gas range and around the gas range, and that can be securely fixed to the gas range. The goal is to provide the tools.

[Means for Solving the Problems] The stain prevention device for microwave ovens of this invention includes a top plate cover portion that covers the top plate of a gas range and has an opening approximately in the center, and a top plate cover portion that covers the top plate of the gas range and Two sides are provided with oil scattering prevention portions that are continuously provided via a plurality of fold lines.

[Function] In this invention, the top plate cover portion and the oil scattering prevention portion are integrally constructed. Therefore, the assembly process itself is not necessary, and the top plate is not exposed at the part that is assembled as in the past, so not only can the top plate of the microwave be reliably covered, but it can also be used when cooking oily foods such as tempura. It is also possible to prevent oil droplets from scattering. In this contamination preventive device for microwave ovens, the oil scattering prevention portions are continuously provided on two adjacent sides of the top plate cover, so by changing the direction approximately 90 degrees, it is possible to In other words, it can be used by adapting it to the burner section. In addition, since the oil scattering prevention parts are limited to two adjacent parts, three
Compared to the one that has an oil scattering prevention part,
Sufficient space can be secured during cooking, and the oil scattering prevention part does not get in the way during cooking.

In addition, in the oven stain prevention tool of this invention, the oil scattering prevention part is continuously provided on the top plate cover part through multiple fold lines, so it can be folded at which fold line depending on the conditions of use. The area of the top plate cover can be made wider or narrower.

[Description of Embodiment] FIG. 1 is a developed view showing a stain prevention tool according to an embodiment of this invention. Here, in the top plate cover part 11 that covers the top plate of the gas range,
Oil scattering prevention parts 12 and 13 are connected to each other via fold lines 14 and 15. This top plate cover part 11 and each oil scattering prevention part 12, 13 are respectively connected to the gas range 2, as shown in a perspective view in FIG.
1, the top plate cover 11 is attached to the top plate 21a of the gas range 21.
The oil scattering prevention parts 12 and 13 are placed on the top plate 21a to cover the top plate 21a, and are used to prevent oil droplets from scattering when cooking fatty foods.

Returning to FIG. 1, the top plate cover portion 11 is
Stove part cover 1 that covers the soup saucer etc. of the stove part in the center
6, and a third crease line 19, on two sides different from those on which the oil scattering prevention parts 12, 13 are connected.
Flaps 22 and 23 are connected via 20. These flaps 22 and 23 each have
Furthermore, a plurality of internal fold lines 22a and 23a are formed extending substantially parallel to the third fold lines 19 and 20. Along the internal fold lines 22a, 23a or the third fold lines 19, 20, each flap 2
By bending 2 and 23, the top plate 21a can be reliably covered according to the width of the top plate 21a of the gas range 21, as shown in FIG. 2, for example. Further, normally, in the dual gas range 21, a grill exhaust port 21b is often arranged in the center of the top plate. In the stain prevention tool of this embodiment, when the flaps 22 and 23 are placed on the grill exhaust port 21b side, the flaps 22 and 23
Alternatively, by appropriately bending 23, it is possible to cover the grill exhaust port 21b as well.

On the other hand, the oil scattering prevention section 12 includes a top plate cover section 11 to which the oil scattering prevention section 12 is connected.
A second crease line 31 is formed that extends parallel to the edge or crease line 14 . Similarly, a second crease line 32 is also formed in the other oil scattering prevention part 13 which is connected to an adjacent side of the top plate cover part 11. This second fold line 31, 32 is
Gas range top plate cover 1 to be installed
1 alone, or when you want to use a wide space above the top plate, insert each oil scattering prevention part 1 along the fold line 31 or 32.
2 and 13 are provided to enable bending.

For example, in the state shown in FIG. 2, the oil scattering prevention part 13 is bent along the second fold line 32 of one oil scattering prevention part 13. Therefore, the oil scattering prevention part 13 is provided upright on the outside of the right end of the top plate 21a of the range 21 in the drawing.
Therefore, since the oil scattering prevention part 13 is provided upright on the outside of the range 21, it is possible to use a wide space above the top plate 21a when cooking oily foods in the right-hand stove part. .
Therefore, cooking can be carried out without worrying about oil splashing or contacting the oil scattering prevention plate 13.

Furthermore, in the stain prevention tool shown in FIG. 1, the adjacent oil scattering prevention parts 12 and 13 have overlapping flaps 35 and 36 on the side edges closer to the other oil scattering prevention parts 13 and 12, respectively. , fourth fold line 3
7 and 38. The overlapping flaps 35 and 36 are arranged in the oil scattering prevention parts 12 and 1.
3 is used to connect the oil scattering prevention parts 12 and 13 when the oil scattering prevention parts 12 and 13 are set up. For connection, use double-sided adhesive tape. Of course, it is also possible to fix a magnet to one flap and a piece of iron to the other flap, or to form a notch in one flap and a tongue piece to be engaged with the notch in the other flap. Alternatively, the edges of both flaps may be curled and engaged with each other to be fixed.
Additionally, other fixing means known in this type of antifouling device may be used.

An example of how the overlapping flaps 35 and 36 described above are used will be explained with reference to FIG. Second
In the state shown in the figure, one oil scattering prevention part 12
is the top plate cover part 1 through the fold line 14.
1 and extends upward. The overlapping flap 35 is left extended.

On the other hand, the oil scattering prevention part 13
It is bent and erected through the . Therefore, as described above, the oil scattering prevention part 13 is provided upright on the outside of the right end of the top plate 21a of the gas range 1. The overlapping flap 36 is bent along the fourth fold line 38 and overlapped with the overlapping flap 35 on the other side of the oil scattering prevention part 12. Although it is not clear in Fig. 2, the overlapping flap 3
A double-sided adhesive tape is pasted on the flap 5 or 36, and both overlapping flaps 35 and 36 are connected by this double-sided adhesive tape.

As described above, in the microwave oven stain prevention tool of the embodiment shown in FIG. Since the top plate 21a is erected and connected to the top plate 21a, it is possible to reliably prevent oil from scattering on the top plate 21a and its surroundings without requiring the complicated assembly work required in the conventional art.

In addition, the microwave stain prevention tool shown in Figure 1 is
It can also be easily attached when cooking on the stove section on the opposite side of the gas range 21, that is, on the left side. That is, as shown in FIG. 3, when cooking on the left stove part 21c of the gas range 21, one oil scattering prevention part 12 is bent along the second crease line 31, and the other oil scattering prevention part 12 is bent along the second fold line 31. By bending the oil scattering prevention part along the crease line 15, it can be erected as shown. In this case, as in the usage state shown in FIG.
It will be erected outside the left edge of the Therefore, the space above the top plate 21a can be used widely.

On the other hand, when connecting both oil scattering prevention parts 12 and 13, the overlapping flap 35 of one oil scattering prevention part 12 is bent along the fourth fold line 37, and the overlapping flap 35 of one oil scattering prevention part 13 unfolded overlapping flaps 36 are overlapped. In the case of FIG. 3 as well, a double-sided adhesive tape is applied in advance to one of the overlapping flaps 35, 36, and both overlapping flaps 35, 36 are connected by the double-sided adhesive tape.

In both the usage examples shown in FIG. 2 and FIG. In the usage example shown in the figure, the oil scattering prevention part 12) is provided upright, but if you do not particularly want to use a large area on the top plate 21a, it is possible to What is necessary is just to bend and erect it with eyes 14 and 15 in between.

Further, in the embodiment shown in FIG. 1, overlapping flaps 35 and 36 were provided at the side edges of the adjacent oil scattering prevention parts 12 and 13, respectively, but only one of the flaps was left. Keep it
The other flap may have a shape in which the side edge of the oil scattering prevention portion is extended by the width of the flap. That is, any one of the overlapping flaps 3
On the 5, 36 side, the fourth fold line 37, 38
It is possible to connect both the oil scattering prevention parts 12 and 13 without forming the oil scattering prevention parts 12 and 13.

Further, the stove cover portion 16 provided at the center of the top plate cover portion 11 may also be cut out without being particularly actively formed. In this case, in order to cover the stove part, a combination of conventionally commercially available stove covers may be used. It is preferable that only the stove cover 16 be replaceable as described above, since the soup saucer and the like inside the stove are quite likely to get dirty.

In addition, even if only the stove part cover is made separately, there is no risk of the top plate being exposed at the boundary between the stove part cover and the surrounding dirt prevention device part. This is because the stove cover is usually configured so that the trivet is placed on top of the cover, and therefore the center opening edge of the stain prevention device of this invention is placed on the trivet mounting portion. This is because if they are configured so that they overlap, the two will surely overlap and be combined.

In addition, the flaps 22 and 23 formed on the periphery of the top plate cover 11 are aligned with the third fold line 19, in the usage example shown in FIGS. 2 and 3.
However, depending on the height of the grill exhaust port 21b (see FIG. 2), it may be further bent along the internal crease line 22a. That is, by bending the flap 22 in the example shown in FIG. 2 and the flap 23 in the example shown in FIG. 3 into two stages, they can be arranged more closely along the grill exhaust port.

In addition, in the usage state shown in FIG. 2 or FIG. 3, the oil scattering prevention part 12 (example shown in FIG. 2) or the oil scattering prevention part 13 (example shown in FIG. 3) covering the back side
is erected so as to extend above the other oil scattering prevention part 13 or 12 which serves as a side protection plate. Therefore, by bending the upper end of the oil scattering prevention portion 12 or 13 inward, oil scattering can be more reliably prevented. Therefore, preferably, above the oil scattering preventers 12 and 13,
A fold line extending substantially parallel to the fold lines 14 and 15 may be formed.

It goes without saying that the size and shape of each oil scattering prevention part can be changed as appropriate depending on the size and shape of the range to which it is attached, and that it can be made of any bendable material other than aluminum foil. Furthermore, a hem wrap may be formed around the periphery for safety.

[Effects of the invention] In this invention, the top plate cover part and the oil scattering prevention part are connected to each other through the fold line, and therefore the top plate and the oil scattering prevention part can be connected to each other through the fold line. It is possible to reliably prevent dirt from adhering to the area around the microwave. Therefore, the complicated work required when using a conventional top plate cover and oil scattering prevention plate in combination can be avoided, and it is possible to prevent dirt from adhering to the boundary portions of the combined members. Also, since there is no overlap on the top plate,
It also has a sleek appearance. Furthermore, since the top plate cover is fixed by the trivet of the gas range, the entire structure including the oil scattering prevention part can be reliably fixed to the gas range. In addition, this device has continuous oil scattering prevention parts only on two adjacent sides of the top plate cover, which makes it possible to secure enough space for cooking and to keep hands free when cooking. There is less risk of knocking down the dirt prevention tool due to being hit.

In addition, in this invention, the oil scattering prevention part is provided continuously through multiple fold lines, so by selecting which crease line to fold, the area of the top plate cover part can be increased. Alternatively, it can be used by sandwiching it.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a developed view of an embodiment of this invention. FIGS. 2 and 3 are perspective views showing how the embodiment shown in FIG. 1 is used. Figure 4 shows
FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing an example of a conventional oil scattering prevention plate in use. In the figure, 11 is a top plate cover part;
2 and 13 are oil scattering prevention parts, 14 and 15 are fold lines,
31 and 32 are second fold lines, and 35 and 36 are overlapping flaps.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] (1) A top plate cover that covers the top plate of a gas range and has an opening approximately in the center, and a plurality of fold lines on two adjacent sides of the top plate cover. A stain prevention tool for a microwave oven, which includes an oil scattering prevention part that is continuously provided through the oil scattering prevention part. (2) The stain prevention device for a microwave oven according to claim 1, wherein bendable overlapping flaps are formed on adjacent side edges of each oil scattering prevention portion.