JPS58195561A - Room aromatic product - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a room fragrance product having an odorant carrier made of absorbent material impregnated with an odorant, concealed and replaceably arranged within an envelope housing.

Room fragrance products or fragrance bodies of the above type are defined as those which emit a pleasant aroma around them and in particular make the room air aromatic. Known room fragrance products for this purpose usually consist of a multi-part plastic housing of a specific shape, often perforated, in which the odorant carrier is housed, which itself is usually , an absorbent plastic foam, sometimes made of paper or plastic material, impregnated with certain odorants. The odorant carrier is shaped into a mat, the foam mat requiring special holders for proper storage. Manufacture of this kind of foam mat, impregnation of gourd and aromatic substance, and plastic outer housing J
44 special molds require additional costs. Furthermore, known room fragrance products with plastic housings are not very decorative and too easily and clearly recognizable as being artificial in their fragrance source. As for the odorant carrier, it can be manufactured significantly more easily and cost-savingly, and can be simply and discreetly packaged in a variety of envelope enclosures, and as such is superior to conventional room fragrance products. The aim is to obtain a room fragrance product that can have a pleasant appearance.

This problem is solved according to the present invention by constructing the odorant carrier from a tuft-like numbering core made of non-woven fabric. Tampon-like perfuming cores made of web fibers of this kind are suitable for the application of perfuming substances and as carriers because of their absorbency. Moreover, the tampon shape saves space and can be comfortably stored in a small envelope housing without standing up.

Advantageously, its protruding δ core is pierced at its end by the barb -L of the tray to be accommodated in the outer housing. Thereby, the tampon-like scenting core can be removed from each location when the scenting substance emission decreases and disappears, and can be replaced with a new scenting core. It has proven advantageous to have one with the plate. Artificial flowers of this kind can be shaped using synthetic materials and natural silk, almost like natural flowers. It is obvious that the fragrance should correspond as much as possible to the type of flower on which it is attached, and in this case, the color of the scent core can also be selected in accordance with the flower.

According to another feature of the invention, the outer housing enclosing the perfume part 15 may be rotationally symmetrical and provided with perforations, and may contain elements for use and decoration 1-1. The fragrance core may be housed within the rotating shaft.

It is particularly advantageous when the outer housing surrounding the incense core consists of two housing wall sections having a perforation that has a rotational movement about a common axis. In addition, by simply rotating the two housing wall parts, the pores present therein can be more or less opened or covered with respect to each other, thereby making it easier to meter the fragrance release of room fragrance products or It gives you the possibility to adjust. In this case, surround the incense core with 1
- The outer housing may be, for example, a part of a candlestick or light lamp, the favorable appearance of which is in no way impaired by the tampon-like incense contained therein.

The outer housing enclosing the aromatic part, i', may be of other decorative shape, for example essentially oval, and optionally contain a member of a decorative condiment dispenser or the like. Even if you have
Yes. This outer housing may be disc-shaped, for example consisting of a flower t-board.

1: The i□ outer casing that surrounds this fragrance emitting part has many ■
It may be configured as a cylindrical container for holding stationery, etc.
It may have an insertion protection member that extends through the perforations covering the incense core portion in a tower-like manner.

Finally, other carriers are also suitable for housing this numbering core, for example those made of ceramic or light metal, possibly elaborately depicted with floral patterns and the like, for placement in the living room. is suitable, and in this case, the tampon-like numbering core is
It can be easily replaced after the odoriferous substance has disappeared or has been used, and the carrier product only needs to be purchased once, thus resulting in corresponding cost savings.

In the accompanying drawings, several embodiments of a room fragrance product obtainable according to the invention are shown, particularly in partial vertical longitudinal section. Here, this indoor aromatic product [7] Its outer casing is used as an artificial flower in Figures 1 and 2, as a candle stand in Figure 3, and as a literary container and ingredient container in Figure 4. In Figure 5, the egg-shaped condiment shaker is shown, and in Figure 6, the vase is configured as a disk.

The artificial flower 1 shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 has a small disk 3 in its calyx 2, which acts as a platform for the odor-emitting cow to be placed on the flower. do. this is,
Tongue made of non-woven fabric, 1? It is configured as a cylindrical incense core. In order to fix the incense 1 core part 4, a straight pinot or thorn 5 is provided on the disc δ, into which the incense part 715 part 4 should be firmly inserted from above without difficulty.

Since the material of the fragrance core 4 should be very soft in the sense of strong absorbency,
Possible slips from the thorns 5 cannot be reliably excluded. It is therefore advantageous to anchor or fix the incense wick 4 at its lower part in a flat container 6, in particular made of plastic.

Depending on the type of flower 1 to be imitated, the numbering core 4 may have a length of, for example, 1 to 4 cm and a diameter of up to approximately 1.5 an, which flower is colored accordingly. difference'! 1 is fine. In one example, the scent wick 4 was effective for about 4-6 weeks, depending on the ambient temperature.

[Next V, Ko J] was removed from Structure 1 along with container 6 and replaced with a scent core energized with a fresh scent preparation.

The indoor-η scented products or scented bodies shown in FIGS.
1L, part 14, the dough is impregnated with the corresponding aromatic substance. Based on its large absorbency, this core or tampon 14 absorbs a relatively polyacid odorant, and at the same time has a length sufficient to ensure the release of the odorant between the lengths. I was able to combine it with This fragrance core part 14 is
The incense wick 14 is also housed in a hollow container 16 at its end so that it can be better held or attached.For this purpose, the incense wick 14 is also At its end it can be pierced by one of the thorns 15 of the base plate 13, for this purpose the container 16 must be pierced by one of the thorns 15.
The incense wick 14 is made of a material that can be easily pierced by the wick or has a correspondingly machined position in the center.Furthermore, all embodiments are provided in which the incense wick 14 surrounds its end. a flat container 16 and/or a base plate 13 with thorns 15;
Generally, they are housed in an outer casing 4 indicated by 11 in such a way that they can be easily replaced. At this time, the outer housing 11 surrounding the fragrance core 14 has a rotationally symmetrical structure, and the fragrance substance emitted from the core 14 can exit from there and reach the room. It has similar perforations. Furthermore, this incense wick 14 is in all cases accommodated in a rotationally symmetrically designed outer housing 11.

In FIG. 3, the outer housing 11 consists of two housing wall members 20 or 21 which are rotatably movable around a common axis 17 and which define the slits 18 and 19 (I'). Ori,
It is part of a lamp stand (P or light stand) and additionally has a footrest 2211 and a hollow or incandescent light socket 22'. By rotating the two integral wall members 20, 21, the passability of the slits 18, 19 can be changed from □f to V to a complete passability value,
This Jl allows the fragrance release of the scented tampon 14 to be adjusted appropriately. Thereby, the aroma intensity in the surrounding space can be appropriately weakened or strengthened as desired.

In the case of FIG. 4, the outer housing surrounding the incense core 14 is configured as a cylindrical container 23 for holding stationery 4, etc., and at this time, the container cylinder 23 is The interior is further provided with a perforated insert protector 25 which covers the fragrance core 14 in a tower-like manner.

According to FIG. 5, the outer housing 11 surrounding the incense core 14 has an essentially oval structure. Here it constitutes a part of a decorative condiment dispenser, for example made of tin, with a dispensing slit 26 customarily present in its core. In this case as well, the slit 26 may be covered to a greater or lesser degree by a presser foot carriage or the like, which should be rotatably mounted as the case may be, and therefore there is also the possibility of discharging the metered Suzuki fragrance substance. Understood.

In the case of FIG. 6, the outer housing 11 that surrounds the incense core 14 has a disk-shaped structure, that is, it consists of a suspended and fixed flower holder 27, with a number core in the center. a base plate 13 whose portion 14 carries its flat container 16 and core 15;
It is stored with. In this case, fragrance to the surroundings,
Complete enveloping of the part 14 is ensured by a flower 28 to be mounted within the board 27. In this case, it will be understood that the odorant to be added to the core 14 is selected in such a way that it corresponds as closely as possible to the odor of the flower 28 and thus correspondingly intensifies or prolongs its aroma emission. be done. Here, one end of the fragrance core 14 may be extruded as a flower if the flower bud is not sufficiently covered by the disk 27. Finally, it is noted that the perfuming wick 14 may have a corresponding color as well as in other cases.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The accompanying drawings show embodiments of the present invention, and FIGS. 1 and 2 show an indoor "j" J-fragrance product having an artificial flower-shaped outer casing, and FIG. Fig. Fig. 6 is a diagram showing an indoor aromatic product having a condiment shaker J[≧ outer housing and the sixth illustration showing an indoor aromatic product having a vase-shaped outer housing. ■...Synthesis, 2...-calyx, 3...stand 1■, cow, 14.
... Fragrance emitting part 7, 5, 15... Thorn, 11... Outer housing, 6.16... Support container, 17... Rotating shaft,
18. IQ...Perforation part, 20.21...Casing wall part, 2
3...Cylindrical container, 24...Stationery, 25...Insertion protection section, 27...Flower vase board

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. Concealed within the outer housing and replaceably arranged;
In a room fragrance product having a numbering substance carrier made of an absorbent material impregnated with a numbering substance, it is noted that the odorant carrier is composed of a tampon-like scent core (4, 14) made of a non-woven fabric. Features: Indoor fragrance products. 2. The incense core (4, 14) is stuck with its l end onto the thorn (5, 15) of the base plate (3, 13) to be housed in the outer housing (11). , an indoor fragrance product according to claim 1. 3. According to claim 1 or 2, the incense wick (4, 14) is fixed at one end in a flat container (6, 16), in particular made of plastic. Room fragrance products listed. 4. The indoor fragrance product according to claim 3, wherein the bottom (6, 16) of the container is pierced by barbs (5, 15) that pierce the fragrance core (4° 14). 5. The outer housing surrounding the numbering core (4) is made of artificial flowers (
1), and in the calyx (2), an incense core (4) is arranged together with the container (6) and the base plate (3). Which of Item 4 is the indoor fragrance product described in Item 1. 6. Outer housing surrounding the fragrance core (14), < 1
1) has a rotationally symmetrical structure and has a perforation (e.g. 18.1
9), forming a member for use and decoration purposes, and within its rotating shaft, an incense core (14) is attached to its base plate (
13) and/or stored together with the container (16);
An indoor fragrance product according to any one of claims 1 to 4. 7 Outer housing (11) surrounding the numbering core (14)
rotates around a common axis (17) J#Jt, 5ru2
7. A room fragrance product according to claim 6, comprising a perforated housing wall member (2o. 21). 8. Outer housing (11) surrounding the fragrance core (14)
is a member of a candle stand or light stand,
An indoor fragrance product according to claim 6. 9. Outer housing (11) surrounding the fragrance core (14)
is a cylindrical container (23) for holding stationery (24), etc.
7. A room fragrance product according to claim 6, which comprises a perforated insertion protection member (25) which is constructed as an incense stick and which covers the incense core (14) in a tower-like manner. 10 An outer housing (1) surrounding the fragrance core (14)
1) has a substantially oval structure, e.g. Patent No. 5, which is a member for a decorative condiment dispenser; as described in claim 6, ? Indoor fragrance products. 11 An outer housing (1) surrounding the fragrance core (14)
1) The indoor fragrance product according to claim 6, wherein the product has a disc-shaped structure, for example, a flower bud is made up of discs (27).