Shoe washing machine with drawer type shoe washing device

Abstract

The utility model discloses a shoe washing machine with a drawer type shoe washing device, which comprises a washing machine main body, an accommodating cavity is arranged in the washing machine main body, a drawer type shoe washing box is arranged in the accommodating cavity, a shoe washing cavity and a cavity door are arranged on the shoe washing box, a shoe rack is arranged in the shoe washing cavity, a shoe brush is further arranged in the shoe washing cavity, and a shoe stretcher capable of extending into shoes is arranged on the shoe rack. The shoe stretcher is provided with a first water spraying channel for spraying water into shoes, the shoe washing box is further provided with a first driving mechanism for driving the shoe rack to rotate and a second driving mechanism for driving the shoe brush to rotate, and the shoe washing box is further provided with a driving mechanism for driving the shoe brush to be away from the shoe rack and a reset structure for resetting the shoe brush. A water supply structure capable of supplying water to the first water spraying channel is further arranged between the shoe washing box and the washing machine body, a traditional washing machine and the shoe washing box are combined, the task of cleaning clothes and shoes in one device at the same time is achieved, space is saved, and the use efficiency of the device is improved.

Description

TECHNICAL FIELD

[0001] The utility model relates to clothing cleaning equipment technical field especially relates to a shoe washing and washing machine with drawer type shoe washing device. BACKGROUND

[0002] With the improvement of living standards and the strengthening of health consciousness, people's standards for personal hygiene are also increasingly strict. Shoes are a necessity in daily life, and after a period of wearing, they will inevitably be stained with dust, mud and other stains. These stains not only damage the appearance of the shoes, but also may promote the growth of bacteria. Therefore, it is particularly important to clean the shoes regularly.

[0003] At present, shoes are cleaned either by manual operation or with specially designed shoe washing equipment. Manual cleaning is not only time-consuming and labor-intensive, but the cleaning effect is often unsatisfactory. The special shoe washing machines on the market usually have the problem of bulky size and limited functions, and cannot handle clothes or other items at the same time, which not only occupies valuable living space, but also increases the user's cost.

[0004] In addition, although ordinary household washing machines can effectively clean clothes, they are not suitable for directly cleaning shoes. The existing washing machines often lack effective cleaning mechanisms for the inside of the shoes, and it is difficult to achieve a comprehensive and thorough cleaning effect.

[0005] The utility model is made based on the above situation. CONTENT OF THE UTILITY MODEL

[0006] The utility model overcomes the defects of the prior art and provides a shoe washing and washing machine with a drawer type shoe washing device.

[0007] The utility model is implemented by the following technical solutions:

[0008] A shoe washing and washing machine with a drawer type shoe washing device, comprising a washing machine main body, wherein the washing machine main body is provided with an accommodating cavity with at least one open side, the accommodating cavity is provided with a drawer type shoe washing box that can be pulled out from the accommodating cavity, the shoe washing box is provided with an upper open shoe washing cavity and a cavity door for shielding the shoe washing cavity, the shoe washing cavity is provided with a shoe rack that is rotationally connected with the shoe washing box and used for placing shoes, and the shoe washing cavity is further provided with a shoe brush that is rotationally connected with the shoe washing box and used for brushing the outside of the shoes, the shoe rack is provided with a shoe prop that can be inserted into the shoes, the shoe prop is provided with a first water spraying channel for spraying water into the shoes, the shoe washing box is further provided with a first driving mechanism for driving the shoe rack to rotate and a second driving mechanism for driving the shoe brush to rotate, the shoe washing box is further provided with a driving mechanism for driving the shoe brush away from the shoe rack and a reset structure for resetting the shoe brush, and the shoe washing box and the washing machine main body are further provided with a water supply structure for supplying water to the first water spraying channel.

[0009] As described above, a shoe washing machine with a drawer-type shoe washing device includes a sliding base slidably connected to the shoe washing box and a traction mechanism for traction of the sliding base, wherein the second drive mechanism is connected to the sliding base.

[0010] As described above, in a shoe washing machine with a drawer-type shoe washing device, the reset structure includes a reset spring disposed between the slide and the shoe washing box.

[0011] As described above, a shoe washing machine with a drawer-type shoe washing device has two rows of guide wheels inside the receiving cavity for guiding the pushing and pulling of the shoe box, and the guide wheels are provided with a first flexible rubber sleeve for shock absorption.

[0012] As described above, a shoe washing machine with a drawer-type shoe washing device has rollers at the bottom of the shoe washing box or on the lower side wall of the receiving cavity to facilitate the movement of the shoe washing box, and a second flexible rubber sleeve for shock absorption is fitted on the rollers.

[0013] As described above, a shoe washing machine with a drawer-type shoe washing device is provided in the receiving cavity for positioning the shoe box after it is fully pushed into the receiving cavity, and a third flexible rubber sleeve for shock absorption is fitted on the positioning component.

[0014] As described above, a shoe washing machine with a drawer-type shoe washing device has a locking structure on the shoe washing box to lock it in the receiving cavity.

[0015] As described above, a shoe washing machine with a drawer-type shoe washing device includes a water supply structure comprising a water inlet hose rotatably connected to the shoe rack shaft, the water inlet hose being connected to a first water spray channel, and a first control valve for controlling its on / off state being provided on the water inlet hose.

[0016] As described above, a shoe washing machine with a drawer-type shoe washing device is provided with a drain pipe on the shoe washing box to drain the liquid in the shoe washing chamber. The inlet end of the drain pipe is connected to the shoe washing chamber, and the outlet end is connected to the drain end of the main body of the washing machine. The drain pipe is also provided with a second control valve to control its on / off state.

[0017] As described above, a shoe washing machine with a drawer-type shoe washing device is provided in the main body of the washing machine for generating hot air. The main body of the washing machine is also provided with an air inlet hose for discharging hot air into the shoe washing chamber and an air outlet hose for the air in the shoe washing chamber to flow out. The air inlet hose is provided with a third control valve for controlling its on / off state, and the air outlet hose is provided with a fourth control valve for controlling its on / off state.

[0018] Compared with the prior art, the present invention has the following advantages:

[0019] This design combines a traditional washing machine with a shoe washing box, enabling simultaneous cleaning of clothes and shoes in one device. This saves space and improves equipment efficiency. By incorporating shoe racks, brushes, and shoe trees within the shoe washing chamber, the machine can effectively limit and clean shoes based on their unique shapes. The shoe trees can reach deep inside the shoes for thorough cleaning, ensuring both the interior and exterior are cleaned. A first drive mechanism rotates the shoe rack, and a second drive mechanism rotates the shoe brush, making the entire cleaning process almost fully automated, reducing the need for human intervention and simplifying the user's operation. During centrifugal dehydration, a drive mechanism can move the shoe brush away from the shoe rack, providing sufficient space for the shoe rack to rotate and dehydrate. Attached Figure Description

[0020] The specific embodiments of this utility model will be further described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings, wherein:

[0021] Figure 1 This is a structural schematic diagram of a pulsator-type washing machine as described in this utility model.

[0022] Figure 2 This is a cross-sectional schematic diagram of the present invention;

[0023] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of this utility model after removing the shoe washing box;

[0024] Figure 4 This is an exploded view of the shoe washing box in this utility model;

[0025] Figure 5 This is a cross-sectional schematic diagram of the shoe washing box in this utility model;

[0026] Figure 6 This is a structural schematic diagram of the shoe rack and shoe brush in this utility model;

[0027] Figure 7 This is a structural diagram of a drum-type washing machine as described in this utility model. Detailed Implementation

[0028] The present invention will be further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings:

[0029] like Figures 1 to 7The illustrated shoe washing machine includes a main body 1. The main body 1 has a receiving cavity 11 open on at least one side. The receiving cavity 11 contains a drawer-type shoe washing box 2 that can be pulled out from the receiving cavity 11. The shoe washing box 2 has a top-opening shoe washing chamber 21 and a door 22 for covering the shoe washing chamber 21. The shoe washing chamber 21 contains a shoe rack 31 rotatably connected to the shoe washing box 2 for placing shoes. The shoe washing chamber 21 also contains a shoe rack rotatably connected to the shoe washing box 2 for brushing shoes. The shoe brush 32 is located on the outside. The shoe rack 31 is provided with a shoe support 33 that can extend into the shoe. The shoe support 33 is provided with a first water spray channel 34 for spraying water into the shoe. The shoe washing box 2 is also provided with a first drive mechanism 4 for driving the shoe rack 31 to rotate and a second drive mechanism 5 for driving the shoe brush 32 to rotate. The shoe washing box 2 is also provided with a drive mechanism 61 for moving the shoe brush 32 away from the shoe rack 31 and a reset structure 62 for resetting the shoe brush 32. A water supply structure 7 for supplying water to the first water spray channel 34 is also provided between the shoe washing box 2 and the washing machine body 1.

[0030] This invention combines a traditional washing machine with a shoe washing box 2, enabling the simultaneous cleaning of clothes and shoes in one device, saving space and improving equipment efficiency. By installing a shoe rack 31, shoe brush 32, and shoe support 33 inside the shoe washing chamber 21, it can limit and clean shoes according to their special shapes. The shoe support 33 can penetrate deep into the inside of the shoe for water spraying, ensuring thorough cleaning of both the inside and outside. The first drive mechanism 4 drives the shoe rack 31 to rotate, and the second drive mechanism 5 drives the shoe brush 32 to rotate, making the entire cleaning process almost completely automated, reducing the need for human intervention and simplifying the user's operation steps. During centrifugal dehydration, the drive mechanism 61 can move the shoe brush 32 away from the shoe rack 31, thus providing sufficient space for the rotation and centrifugal dehydration of the shoe rack 31.

[0031] In some embodiments, the washing machine described above may be a top-loading washing machine or a front-loading washing machine.

[0032] In some embodiments, the shoe washing box 2 is further provided with a water spray pipe 75 that can spray water onto the outside of the shoes. The water spray pipe 75 is connected to the water inlet hose 71 to allow water to enter. Furthermore, the water spray pipe 75 surrounds the shoe rack 31 and the shoe brush 32 along the inner wall of the shoe washing cavity 21.

[0033] In some embodiments, the driving mechanism 61 includes a slide block 611 slidably connected to the shoe washing box 2 and a traction mechanism 612 for pulling the slide block 611 to slide. The second driving mechanism 5 is connected to the slide block 611. The shoe washing box 2 is provided with a guide rail 63, and the slide block 611 is slidably connected to the guide rail 63. The traction mechanism 612 may be a cylinder, a linear motor, an electric telescopic rod, or a linear module. The traction mechanism 612 pulls the slide block 611 through a pull rope 60. The second driving mechanism 5 is a motor.

[0034] In one embodiment, the reset structure 62 includes a reset spring disposed between the slide 611 and the shoe washing box 2. Specifically, the slide 611 is provided with a first placement groove for placing the reset spring, and the shoe washing box 2 is provided with a second placement groove opposite to the first placement groove. One end of the reset spring is inserted into the first placement groove, and the other end is inserted into the second placement groove, thereby limiting the reset spring through the first and second placement grooves.

[0035] In one embodiment, the receiving cavity 11 is provided with two rows of guide wheels 81 for guiding the pushing and pulling of the shoe washing box 2. Each guide wheel 81 is provided with a first flexible rubber sleeve 811 for shock absorption. The bottom of the shoe washing box 2 or the lower side wall of the receiving cavity 11 is provided with rollers 82 to facilitate the movement of the shoe washing box 2. Each roller 82 is provided with a second flexible rubber sleeve for shock absorption. The receiving cavity 11 is provided with a positioning member 83 for positioning the shoe washing box 2 after it is fully pushed into the receiving cavity 11. Each positioning member 83 is provided with a third flexible rubber sleeve 831 for shock absorption. The positioning member 84 can also be a rolling wheel.

[0036] Guide wheels 81 ensure precise guidance of the shoe washing box 2 within the receiving cavity 2, making the pushing and pulling action smoother. Rollers 83, located at the bottom of the shoe washing box 2 or on the lower side wall of the receiving cavity 2, further reduce friction, making operation easier. The first flexible rubber sleeve 811, the second flexible rubber sleeve, and the third flexible rubber sleeve 831 work together to abut against the shoe washing box 2, effectively absorbing vibrations generated during the washing process, providing better shock absorption and reducing noise. Positioning components 83 ensure that the shoe washing box 2 is accurately fixed after being fully pushed in, preventing unnecessary movement during machine operation and ensuring the stability and efficiency of the cleaning process. Reducing direct metal-to-metal contact and friction between components helps reduce wear and extend the equipment's service life.

[0037] In some embodiments, the shoe washing box 2 is provided with a locking structure 23 to lock it within the receiving cavity 11. The locking structure 23 includes a lock cylinder or a locking block and a knob that engages the lock cylinder or locking block with the washing machine body 1. Of course, the locking structure 23 can also be other locking pin structures.

[0038] In one embodiment, the first drive mechanism 4 includes a motor mounted on the shoe washing box 2 and a transmission pulley assembly located between the motor output shaft and the rotating shaft of the shoe rack 31. The motor can be a stepper motor or a servo motor, and its speed can be adjusted to accelerate the water-splashing effect during centrifugal dehydration.

[0039] In one embodiment, the water supply structure 7 includes a water inlet hose 71 rotatably connected to the pivot of the shoe rack 31. The water inlet hose 71 is connected to the first water spray channel 34, and a first control valve 711 is provided on the water inlet hose 71 to control its on / off state. A water pump that increases water pressure is provided on the water inlet hose 71, so that greater water pressure can be sprayed onto the shoes, thereby facilitating the cleaning of the shoes.

[0040] In one embodiment, the shoe washing box 2 is further provided with a drain pipe 72 for draining the liquid in the shoe washing chamber 21. The inlet end of the drain pipe 72 is connected to the shoe washing chamber 21, and the outlet end is connected to the drain end of the washing machine body 1. The drain pipe 72 is also provided with a second control valve 721 to control its on / off state. This allows for water replacement during the shoe washing process and drainage of the water in the shoe washing chamber 21 after washing.

[0041] In one embodiment, the washing machine body 1 is equipped with a hot air mechanism for generating hot air. The washing machine body 1 also includes an air inlet hose 73 for discharging hot air into the shoe washing chamber 21, and an air outlet hose 74 for allowing air to flow out of the shoe washing chamber 21. The air inlet hose 73 is equipped with a third control valve 731 to control its on / off state, and the air outlet hose 74 is equipped with a fourth control valve 741 to control its on / off state. The hot air mechanism is a conventional drying device in a washing machine, and will not be described in detail here. Hot air is introduced into the shoe washing chamber 21 through the air inlet hose 73 to dry the shoes, thereby reducing the drying time.

Claims

1. A shoe washing machine with a drawer-type shoe washing device, characterized in that: The washing machine includes a main body (1), which has a receiving cavity (11) open on at least one side. The receiving cavity (11) contains a drawer-type shoe washing box (2) that can be pulled out from the receiving cavity (11). The shoe washing box (2) has a shoe washing chamber (21) open on the upper side and a door (22) for covering the shoe washing chamber (21). The shoe washing chamber (21) contains a shoe rack (31) rotatably connected to the shoe washing box (2) for placing shoes. The shoe washing chamber (21) also contains a shoe brush (32) rotatably connected to the shoe washing box (2) for brushing the outside of shoes. 31) is provided with a shoe support (33) that can extend into the shoe. The shoe support (33) is provided with a first water spray channel (34) for spraying water into the shoe. The shoe washing box (2) is also provided with a first drive mechanism (4) for driving the shoe rack (31) to rotate and a second drive mechanism (5) for driving the shoe brush (32) to rotate. The shoe washing box (2) is also provided with a drive mechanism (61) for driving the shoe brush (32) away from the shoe rack (31) and a reset structure (62) for resetting the shoe brush (32). A water supply structure (7) for supplying water to the first water spray channel (34) is also provided between the shoe washing box (2) and the washing machine body (1).

2. A shoe washing machine with a drawer-type shoe washing device according to claim 1, characterized in that: The driving mechanism (61) includes a slide (611) slidably connected to the shoe washing box (2) and a traction mechanism (612) for traction of the slide (611) to slide, and the second driving mechanism (5) is connected to the slide (611).

3. A shoe washing machine with a drawer-type shoe washing device according to claim 2, characterized in that: The reset structure (62) includes a reset spring disposed between the slide (611) and the shoe washing box (2).

4. A shoe washing machine with a drawer-type shoe washing device according to claim 3, characterized in that: The cavity (11) is provided with two rows of guide wheels (81) for guiding the push and pull of the shoe washing box (2), and the guide wheels (81) are provided with a first flexible rubber sleeve (811) for shock absorption.

5. A shoe washing machine with a drawer-type shoe washing device according to claim 4, characterized in that: The bottom of the shoe washing box (2) or the lower side wall of the receiving cavity (11) is provided with rollers (82) to facilitate the movement of the shoe washing box (2), and the rollers (82) are fitted with a second flexible rubber sleeve for shock absorption.

6. A shoe washing machine with a drawer-type shoe washing device according to claim 5, characterized in that: The cavity (11) is provided with a positioning element (83) for positioning the shoe box (2) after it is fully pushed into the cavity (11). A third flexible rubber sleeve (831) for shock absorption is fitted on the positioning element (83).

7. A shoe washing machine with a drawer-type shoe washing device according to claim 6, characterized in that: The shoe washing box (2) is provided with a locking structure (23) to lock it in the receiving cavity (11).

8. A shoe washing machine with a drawer-type shoe washing device according to any one of claims 1-7, characterized in that: The water supply structure (7) includes a water inlet hose (71) rotatably connected to the pivot of the shoe rack (31). The water inlet hose (71) is connected to the first water spray channel (34). The water inlet hose (71) is provided with a first control valve (711) to control its opening and closing.

9. A shoe washing machine with a drawer-type shoe washing device according to claim 8, characterized in that: The shoe washing box (2) is also provided with a drain pipe (72) for draining the liquid in the shoe washing chamber (21). The inlet end of the drain pipe (72) is connected to the shoe washing chamber (21), and the outlet end is connected to the drain end of the washing machine body (1). The drain pipe (72) is also provided with a second control valve (721) for controlling its opening and closing.

10. A shoe washing machine with a drawer-type shoe washing device according to claim 9, characterized in that: The washing machine body (1) is provided with a hot air mechanism for generating hot air. The washing machine body (1) is also provided with an air inlet hose (73) for discharging hot air into the shoe washing chamber (21) and an air outlet hose (74) for the gas in the shoe washing chamber (21) to flow out. The air inlet hose (73) is provided with a third control valve (731) for controlling its opening and closing, and the air outlet hose (74) is provided with a fourth control valve (741) for controlling its opening and closing.

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