Vacuum cleaner and dust bag for vacuum cleaner
A technology for vacuum cleaners and dust collection bags, applied in the field of dust collection bags, can solve the problems of unpleasant electric vacuum cleaners, small contact area between filter materials and dust, and inability to fundamentally remove odors, and achieve the effect of maintaining the deodorization effect.
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[0048] figure 1 It is an exploded oblique view of the dust bag in the electric vacuum cleaner of the present invention, figure 2 is an oblique view of the storage box (that is, the medicine box) in the dust bag, image 3 It is an overall oblique view of the electric vacuum cleaner equipped with the above-mentioned dust bag, Figure 4 is a cross-sectional view of the main body of the vacuum cleaner in the electric vacuum cleaner, Figure 5 It is a sectional view showing some important structures in this electric vacuum cleaner.
[0049] figure 1 The dust bag 1 for electric vacuum cleaners in this embodiment is shown in . This dust collecting bag 1 includes: a pocket liner 2 with an opening 2a for attracting dust, made of paper material or resin material; It is on the surface on the downstream side of the dust suction airflow), and is used to accommodate the storage box 3 of granular or powdery deodorant 3a; and the front surface is provided with a suction port 4a for suck...
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[0066] Carry out actual dust-absorbing experiment with the electric vacuum cleaner of above-mentioned structure below, to verify the effect of the present invention.
[0067] First, use the above-mentioned vacuum cleaner to vacuum a test room once a day for 15 minutes each time. Then, as a control experiment, use a vacuum cleaner without deodorant 3a to vacuum another room of the same size for 15 minutes. dust. Such a vacuuming experiment lasted for 30 days, and the occurrence of exhaust odor was monitored. As a result, in the control experiment, a strong exhaust odor can be felt from about the 7th day, while the vacuum cleaner in this embodiment does not feel any peculiar smell until the end of the 30th day.
[0068] Next, compare the amount of dust sucked into the vacuum cleaner. After 30 days of vacuuming, about 150 g of dust was inhaled in both the present embodiment and the control experiment. In addition, the deodorant 3a in the storage box 3 decreased by about 1.5g. ...
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[0075] Next, a second experiment for examining the effect of the present invention was carried out.
[0076] In this experiment, the relationship between the amount of the powdered deodorant 3a put into the bag-shaped body 4 and the deodorizing effect of the exhaust gas in the electric vacuum cleaner of the first embodiment is verified.
[0077] The content of this experiment is to mix the dog hair and other things that have a strong unpleasant smell in the household dust that are produced in the family that raises the dog. The total discharge amount of the deodorant 3a was changed during the working time; then, as in Experimental Example 1, the odor sensory evaluation of the exhaust odor was carried out.
[0078] Figure 6 shows the relationship between the input ratio of the deodorant 3a in the amount of dust and the odor intensity in the exhaust odor. The results show that if the input rate of the deodorant 3a is set at a weight ratio of 0.5% to 5% (percentage by weight) ...
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