A toothbrush holder

Abstract

This utility model provides a toothbrush holder, relating to the field of bath and personal care products technology, comprising: a toothbrush holder body having a clamping cavity formed thereon; a clamping member movably disposed in the clamping cavity, the clamping member having a first clamping position and a second clamping position relative to a first sidewall of the clamping cavity, and the distance between the clamping member at the first clamping position and the first sidewall being less than the distance between the clamping member at the second clamping position and the first sidewall; when the clamped object is driven to move from between the clamping member and the first sidewall toward the bottom of the clamping cavity, the clamping member is driven to move from the first clamping position to the second clamping position so that the clamping member avoids the clamped object; when the clamped object is driven to move away from the clamping member and the first sidewall toward the bottom of the clamping cavity, the clamping member is driven to move from the second clamping position to the first clamping position, so that the clamping member abuts the clamped object against the first sidewall to restrict the clamped object from detaching from the clamping cavity.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of bath and daily necessities technology, and in particular to a toothbrush holder. Background Technology

[0002] Currently, toothbrush holders on the market are mainly divided into three categories: wall-mounted, countertop, and combination. Wall-mounted holders are widely used in family bathrooms due to their space-saving advantage. They are fixed by suction cups or holes and can store toothbrushes, mouthwash cups, and toothpaste. Countertop toothbrush holders require no installation, are flexible in placement, and often have a tiered structure to accommodate various toiletries. Combination holders integrate storage boxes, shelves, and other components, providing more comprehensive storage capabilities. The core design intention of these toothbrush holders is to centrally place toiletries and improve bathroom tidiness. However, in terms of functional design, they mainly focus on the compatibility of toothbrushes and mouthwash cups, providing only basic storage space for toothpaste.

[0003] Existing toothbrush holders typically use open recesses or simple platforms for toothpaste storage, lacking a dedicated fixing structure. Toothpaste tubes have uneven weight distribution, relying solely on friction when not in use. However, even slight external forces (such as bumps during brushing) or their own weight can easily cause them to slip off the tube. Falling toothpaste can damage the tube and leak, leading to waste and hygiene issues, and may also obstruct bathroom access. Furthermore, repeated drops disrupt the tidiness of the storage, reducing the overall user experience and failing to meet the core need for organized toiletries storage. Utility Model Content

[0004] The purpose of this invention is to provide a toothbrush holder that solves the problem that existing toothbrush holders do not have a separate structure for storing and securing toothpaste, which makes toothpaste easily fall out after storage.

[0005] The above-mentioned technical objective of this utility model is achieved through the following technical solution:

[0006] A toothbrush holder, comprising:

[0007] A toothbrush holder body, wherein a clamping cavity is formed on the toothbrush holder body;

[0008] A clamping member is movably disposed in the clamping cavity. The clamping member has a first clamping position and a second clamping position relative to a first sidewall of the clamping cavity. The distance between the clamping member at the first clamping position and the first sidewall is less than the distance between the clamping member at the second clamping position and the first sidewall.

[0009] When the clamped object is driven to move from between the clamping member and the first sidewall toward the bottom of the clamping cavity, the clamping member is moved from the first clamping position to the second clamping position so that the clamping member avoids the clamped object; when the clamped object is driven to move away from the bottom of the clamping cavity from between the clamping member and the first sidewall, the clamping member is moved from the second clamping position to the first clamping position so that the clamping member abuts the clamped object against the first sidewall to prevent the clamped object from detaching from the clamping cavity.

[0010] Beneficial effects: By movably setting the clamping member in the clamping cavity, and having a first clamping position and a second clamping position in the clamping cavity, the distance between the clamping member in the first clamping position and the first side wall is less than the distance between the clamping member in the second clamping position and the first side wall. This allows the clamping member to insert the object in the second clamping position and firmly press the object against the first side wall in the first clamping position, forming a positive mechanical locking structure. This links the two actions of inserting and removing the object with the two states of unlocking and locking, thus achieving locking as soon as the object is inserted. Regardless of vibration, collision, or the weight of the object itself, the object cannot easily fall out of the clamping cavity, thereby improving the practical value of the product and the user experience.

[0011] According to the toothbrush holder provided by this utility model: the clamping member is rotatably connected to the clamping cavity;

[0012] When the clamped object is driven to move from between the clamping member and the first sidewall toward the bottom of the clamping cavity, the clamping member is driven to rotate from the first clamping position to the second clamping position so that the clamping member avoids the clamped object; when the clamped object is driven to move away from the bottom of the clamping cavity from between the clamping member and the first sidewall, the clamping member is driven to rotate from the second clamping position to the first clamping position so that the clamping member abuts the clamped object against the first sidewall to prevent the clamped object from detaching from the clamping cavity.

[0013] Beneficial effects: By rotating the clamping component within the clamping cavity, the clamping component rotates relative to the clamping cavity under the drive of the clamped object. During rotation, the clamping component efficiently converts minute displacements into powerful clamping forces through the lever principle. At the same time, thanks to the inherent compactness and low jamming of rotational motion, an automatic clamping mechanism with high space utilization, reliable operation, clear feel, and lower manufacturing cost is achieved. This makes the clamping structure of the toothbrush holder more stable and extends its service life.

[0014] According to the toothbrush holder provided by this utility model: the clamping member is a flip plate, and the flip plate is rotatably disposed in the clamping cavity;

[0015] When the clamped object is driven to move from between the flip plate and the first side wall toward the bottom of the clamping cavity, the flip plate is rotated from the first clamping position to the second clamping position so that the flip plate avoids the clamped object; when the clamped object is driven to move away from the bottom of the clamping cavity from between the flip plate and the first side wall, the flip plate is rotated from the second clamping position to the first clamping position so that the flip plate abuts the clamped object against the first side wall to restrict the clamped object from detaching from the clamping cavity.

[0016] Beneficial effects: By setting the clamping component as a flip plate, the flip plate rotates relative to the clamping cavity when driven. At the same time, the flip plate provides a flat or appropriately curved contact surface. When the flip plate rotates to the first clamping position, it makes large-area contact with the surface of the clamped object. This surface contact greatly increases the friction and disperses the pressure, making the clamping force very uniform and strong. It can effectively prevent the clamped object from loosening, slipping or rotating. Moreover, the flip plate has a simple structure and is easy to manufacture and produce. It is also easy to assemble, making it convenient for users to operate.

[0017] According to the toothbrush holder provided by this utility model: a limiting rib is provided on one side of the inner wall of the clamping cavity, and a protruding rib is provided on the other side;

[0018] The limiting rib is used to limit the rotation angle of the flipping plate, so that the flipping plate abuts against the limiting rib after rotating from the first clamping position to the second clamping position. The protruding rib is used to guide the clamped object into the clamping cavity and cause the clamped object to bend and contact the flipping plate.

[0019] According to the toothbrush holder provided by this utility model: the convex rib is disposed on the first side wall of the clamping cavity relative to the flip plate, the limiting rib is disposed on the second side wall of the clamping cavity relative to the convex rib, and the limiting rib is located above the flip plate.

[0020] According to the toothbrush holder provided by this utility model: the clamping member is slidably connected to the clamping cavity;

[0021] When the clamped object is driven to move from between the clamping member and the first sidewall toward the bottom of the clamping cavity, the clamping member is slid from the first clamping position to the second clamping position so that the clamping member avoids the clamped object; when the clamped object is driven to move away from the bottom of the clamping cavity from between the clamping member and the first sidewall, the clamping member is slid from the second clamping position to the first clamping position so that the clamping member abuts the clamped object against the first sidewall to prevent the clamped object from detaching from the clamping cavity.

[0022] Beneficial effects: The clamping element is slidably positioned in the clamping cavity, allowing it to slide relative to the clamping cavity under the drive of the clamped object. This causes the clamping element to make linear movements relative to the clamping cavity, and this direct linear pressure can be applied very evenly to the clamped object, resulting in a more uniform clamping force and preventing accidental rotation or slippage due to uneven force. At the same time, the sliding trajectory is fixed, ensuring accurate formation of the first and second clamping positions, which makes it convenient for users to operate and improves the user experience.

[0023] According to the toothbrush holder provided by this utility model: the toothbrush holder body has sliding grooves at both ends of the opening of the clamping cavity along the length direction;

[0024] When the clamped object is driven to move from between the clamping member and the first sidewall toward the bottom of the clamping cavity, the clamping member is driven to slide along the sliding groove from the first clamping position to the second clamping position, so that the clamping member avoids the clamped object; when the clamped object is driven to move away from the bottom of the clamping cavity from between the clamping member and the first sidewall, the clamping member is driven to slide along the sliding groove from the second clamping position to the first clamping position, so that the clamping member abuts the clamped object against the first sidewall to restrict the clamped object from detaching from the clamping cavity.

[0025] Beneficial effects: By setting sliding grooves at both ends along the length of the clamping cavity opening of the toothbrush holder body, the clamping component slides along the sliding groove during sliding, thereby fixing the sliding trajectory of the clamping component. At the same time, the first clamping position and the second clamping position of the clamping component during sliding are determined, which can better accommodate objects of a certain size or larger than the determined size, thus making the clamped object more secure and improving the user experience.

[0026] According to the toothbrush holder provided by this utility model: the clamping member is a roller shaft, and the roller shaft is slidably disposed in the clamping cavity;

[0027] When the clamped object is driven to move from between the roller and the first sidewall toward the bottom of the clamping cavity, the roller slides along the sliding groove from the first clamping position to the second clamping position, so that the roller avoids the clamped object; when the clamped object is driven to move away from the bottom of the clamping cavity from between the roller and the first sidewall, the roller slides along the sliding groove from the second clamping position to the first clamping position, so that the roller abuts the clamped object against the first sidewall to restrict the clamped object from detaching from the clamping cavity.

[0028] Beneficial effects: By limiting the clamping component to a roller, the surface and curved surface of the roller allow for surface contact between the object and the roller when they come into contact. This increases the friction area between the object and the roller, thereby improving the clamping force and making the object more firmly clamped under the action of the roller. This prevents the object from slipping off due to loosening, slippage, or rotation.

[0029] According to the toothbrush holder provided by this utility model: a protruding rib is provided on the first side wall of the clamping cavity opposite to the roller shaft;

[0030] The ribs are used to guide the object being clamped into the clamping cavity and to bend the object to abut against the roller.

[0031] According to the toothbrush holder provided by this utility model: the top of the clamping cavity has an opening, and it also includes a guide. The guide is disposed on the side of the clamping member away from the opening, and there is a gap between the guide and the clamping member. The guide is used to limit the movement direction of the clamped object.

[0032] When the clamped object is driven to extend into the gap between the clamping member and the first sidewall and moves in the gap, the guide guides the clamped object to move towards the side of the clamping member closer to the bottom of the clamping cavity, so that when the clamping member moves to the second clamping position, the portion of the clamped object located on the side of the clamping member closer to the bottom wall of the clamping cavity abuts and is limited by the clamping member.

[0033] Beneficial effects: By adding the guide component, the entire clamping mechanism is optimized in terms of human-computer interaction and operational reliability. The gap between the guide and the clamping component forms a unique and correct insertion channel. As long as the user inserts the object to be clamped into this opening, it will be captured by the guide and forcibly guided to the side of the clamping component near the bottom. This ensures that the force point of the clamped object is always in the optimal position to effectively drive the movement of the clamping component. This allows for simple operation without any learning for the user, and also avoids malfunctions caused by differences in user operation.

[0034] According to the toothbrush holder provided by this utility model: the guide is a convex rib disposed on the first side wall, and the convex rib has an arc-shaped guide surface;

[0035] The object being clamped is driven to extend into the gap between the clamping member and the first sidewall. As it moves through the gap, the arc-shaped guide surface of the rib guides the object to move towards the side of the clamping member closer to the bottom of the clamping cavity, so that when the clamping member moves to the second clamping position, the portion of the object being clamped that is near the bottom wall of the clamping cavity abuts against and is limited by the clamping member.

[0036] Beneficial effects: By limiting the guide to a rib, the overall structure is simplified, allowing for one-time molding during production and preventing deformation during use. By setting one side of the rib as an arc-shaped guide surface, the friction between the object being clamped and the rib is reduced when the object is inserted, making the insertion process smoother and preventing scratches and wear on the object. It also makes the user feel smoother and lighter.

[0037] According to the toothbrush holder provided by this utility model: a pressing member is provided on the second side wall opposite to the first side wall of the clamping cavity, and a fixed position is formed between the pressing member and the guide member;

[0038] When the clamped object is driven to extend into the gap and move through the gap to the fixed position, the fixed position is used to limit the clamped object that enters between the pressing member and the guide member.

[0039] Beneficial effects: By setting up a pressing member, a fixed position is formed between the pressing member and the guide member. This allows the object being clamped, which is inserted through the guide member, to be pressed into the fixed position between the guide member and the pressing member by the pressing member. This provides double protection for the clamped object, while also preventing it from falling off and shaking. The feedback of the clamped position is more obvious, further improving the user experience.

[0040] According to the toothbrush holder provided by this utility model: the toothbrush holder body includes a mounting part and a support part disposed on the mounting part;

[0041] A cup placement area is formed between the mounting part and the support part, and a support ridge is provided on one side of the support part in the cup placement area;

[0042] The end of the support portion away from the mounting portion extends to form a hanging portion, and a hanging groove is provided at the end of the hanging portion.

[0043] Additional aspects and advantages of this invention will be set forth in part in the description which follows, and in part will be obvious from the description, or may be learned by practice of the invention. Attached Figure Description

[0044] To more clearly illustrate the technical solutions in this utility model or the prior art, the drawings used in the description of the embodiments or the prior art will be briefly introduced below. Obviously, the drawings described below are some embodiments of this utility model. For those skilled in the art, other drawings can be obtained from these drawings without creative effort.

[0045] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of an embodiment of the present utility model;

[0046] Figure 2 This is a bottom view of the toothbrush holder body according to an embodiment of the present utility model;

[0047] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the flip plate structure according to an embodiment of the present utility model;

[0048] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of another embodiment of the present invention;

[0049] Figure 5 This is a bottom view structural diagram of the toothbrush holder body of another embodiment of this utility model;

[0050] Figure 6 This is a schematic diagram of the roller structure of another embodiment of this utility model.

[0051] Figure label:

[0052] 10. Toothbrush holder body; 11. Clamping cavity; 12. Clamping component; 13. Guide component; 14. Pressing component;

[0053] 101. First sidewall; 102. Second sidewall; 103. Sliding groove; 104. Opening;

[0054] 121. Tilting plate; 122. Roller;

[0055] 130. Protruding ribs;

[0056] 140. Restriction reinforcement;

[0057] 20. Installation Department;

[0058] 30. Support part; 31. Support ridge; 32. Hanging part; 33. Hanging groove. Detailed Implementation

[0059] To make the objectives, technical solutions, and advantages of this utility model clearer, the technical solutions of this utility model will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. Obviously, the described embodiments are only some embodiments of this utility model, not all embodiments. Based on the embodiments of this utility model, all other embodiments obtained by those skilled in the art without creative effort are within the protection scope of this utility model.

[0060] In the description of the embodiments of this utility model, it should be noted that the terms "upper," "lower," "left," "right," "vertical," "horizontal," "top," "bottom," "inner," and "outer," etc., indicate the orientation or positional relationship based on the orientation or positional relationship shown in the accompanying drawings. They are only for the convenience of describing the embodiments of this utility model and simplifying the description, and do not indicate or imply that the device or element referred to must have a specific orientation, or be constructed and operated in a specific orientation. Therefore, they should not be construed as limitations on the embodiments of this utility model. In addition, the terms "first," "second," etc., are used for descriptive purposes only and should not be construed as indicating or implying relative importance.

[0061] In the description of the embodiments of this utility model, it should be noted that, unless otherwise explicitly specified and limited, the terms "connected" and "linked" should be interpreted broadly. For example, they can refer to a fixed connection, a detachable connection, or an integral connection; they can refer to a mechanical connection or an electrical connection; they can refer to a direct connection or an indirect connection through an intermediate medium. Those skilled in the art can understand the specific meaning of the above terms in the embodiments of this utility model based on the specific circumstances.

[0062] In this embodiment of the utility model, unless otherwise explicitly specified and limited, "above" or "below" the second feature can mean that the first feature is in direct contact with the second feature, or that the first feature is in indirect contact with the second feature through an intermediate medium. Furthermore, "above," "on top of," and "over" the second feature can mean that the first feature is directly above or diagonally above the second feature, or simply that the first feature is at a higher horizontal level than the second feature. "Below," "below," and "under" the second feature can mean that the first feature is directly below or diagonally below the second feature, or simply that the first feature is at a lower horizontal level than the second feature.

[0063] In the description of this specification, the references to terms such as "one embodiment," "some embodiments," "example," "specific example," or "some examples," etc., refer to specific features, structures, materials, or characteristics described in connection with that embodiment or example, which are included in at least one embodiment or example of the present invention. In this specification, the illustrative expressions of the above terms do not refer to the same embodiment or example. Furthermore, the specific features, structures, materials, or characteristics described may be combined in any suitable manner in one or more embodiments or examples. Moreover, without contradiction, those skilled in the art can combine and integrate the different embodiments or examples described in this specification, as well as the features of different embodiments or examples.

[0064] The following is combined with Figures 1-6 The embodiments shown illustrate the technical solution of this utility model:

[0065] A toothbrush holder includes a toothbrush holder body 10 and a clamping cavity 11 formed on the toothbrush holder body 10, wherein a clamping member 12 is movably disposed in the clamping cavity 11.

[0066] The clamping member 12 has a first clamping position and a second clamping position in the clamping cavity 11 relative to the first side wall 101 of the clamping cavity 11, and the distance between the clamping member 12 in the first clamping position and the first side wall 101 is smaller than the distance between the clamping member 12 in the second clamping position and the first side wall 101.

[0067] Furthermore, when the clamped object is driven to move from between the clamping member 12 and the first side wall 101 toward the bottom of the clamping cavity 11, the clamping member 12 is moved from the first clamping position to the second clamping position so that the clamping member 12 can avoid the clamped object; when the clamped object is driven to move away from the bottom of the clamping cavity 11 from between the clamping member 12 and the first side wall 101, the clamping member 12 is moved from the second clamping position to the first clamping position so that the clamping member 12 abuts the clamped object against the first side wall 101 to restrict the clamped object from detaching from the clamping cavity 11.

[0068] Specifically, in practice, the object to be clamped (such as toothpaste) is inserted between the clamping member 12 and the first side wall 101. When the object moves toward the bottom of the clamping cavity 11, the object causes the clamping member 12 to move relative to the clamping cavity 11, moving the clamping member 12 from the first clamping position to the second clamping position. This increases the distance between the clamping member 12 and the first side wall 101, thereby avoiding the inserted object and allowing the object to be inserted into the clamping cavity 11 from between the clamping member 12 and the first side wall 101.

[0069] By pulling the clamped object away from the clamping member 12 and the first side wall 101, moving it away from the bottom of the clamping cavity 11, the clamped object drives the clamping member 12 to move from the second clamping position to the first clamping position, thereby reducing the distance between the clamping member 12 and the first side wall 101. This reduced distance causes the clamping member 12 to press the clamped object against the first side wall 101, thus preventing the clamped object from detaching from the clamping cavity 11 and clamping the object.

[0070] In one embodiment, the clamping member 12 is rotatably disposed in the clamping cavity 11, so that the clamping member 12 rotates relative to the clamping cavity 11.

[0071] Furthermore, when the clamped object is driven to move from between the clamping member 12 and the first side wall 101 toward the bottom of the clamping cavity 11, the clamping member 12 is driven to rotate from the first clamping position to the second clamping position so that the clamping member 12 avoids the clamped object; when the clamped object is driven to move from between the clamping member 12 and the first side wall 101 away from the bottom of the clamping cavity 11, the clamping member 12 is driven to rotate from the second clamping position to the first clamping position so that the clamping member 12 abuts the clamped object against the first side wall 101 to restrict the clamped object from detaching from the clamping cavity 11.

[0072] Specifically, in practice, the object to be clamped is inserted between the clamping member 12 and the first side wall 101 and moved toward the bottom of the clamping cavity 11. The object then drives the clamping member 12 to rotate toward the second side wall 102, so that the clamping member 12 rotates from the first clamping position to the second clamping position, and the distance between the clamping member 12 and the first side wall 101 is increased. This makes the movement of the object to be clamped toward the bottom of the clamping cavity 11 smoother and reduces the obstruction of the clamping member 12 when the object is inserted.

[0073] When the clamped object is pulled or moved away from the bottom of the clamping cavity 11 by its own weight between the clamping member 12 and the first side wall 101, the clamped object drives the clamping member 12 to rotate towards the first side wall 101, so that the clamping member 12 rotates from the second clamping position to the first clamping position, and the distance between the clamping member 12 and the first side wall 101 is reduced. The clamping member 12 abuts the clamped object against the first side wall 101 and restricts the clamped object from detaching from the clamping cavity 11, thereby fixing the clamped object in the clamping cavity 11.

[0074] The toothbrush holder provided according to the embodiments of this utility model, such as Figure 2 and Figure 3 As shown, the clamping member 12 is a flip plate 121 structure, which is a plate and has an inclined surface at one end. At the same time, there are rotating shafts at both ends of the flip plate 121 along the length direction. The flip plate 121 is rotatably connected to the clamping cavity 11 on the toothbrush holder body 10 through the rotating shafts.

[0075] Furthermore, when the clamped object is driven to move from between the flip plate 121 and the first side wall 101 toward the bottom of the clamping cavity 11, the flip plate 121 is rotated from the first clamping position to the second clamping position so that the flip plate 121 avoids the clamped object; when the clamped object is driven to move away from the bottom of the clamping cavity 11 from between the flip plate 121 and the first side wall 101, the flip plate 121 is rotated from the second clamping position to the first clamping position so that the flip plate 121 abuts the clamped object against the first side wall 101 to restrict the clamped object from detaching from the clamping cavity 11.

[0076] Specifically, in practical implementation, such as Figure 1As shown, the object to be clamped is inserted between the flip plate 121 and the first side wall 101. When the object moves toward the bottom of the clamping cavity 11, the object causes the free end of the flip plate 121 to rotate toward the second side wall 102, increasing the distance between the flip plate 121 and the first side wall 101. This creates a larger entry channel for the object to enter, making the movement of the object toward the bottom of the clamping cavity 11 smoother and reducing the obstruction of the clamping member 12 when the object is inserted.

[0077] When the clamped object is pulled or moved away from the bottom of the clamping cavity 11 by its own weight, the clamped object causes the free end of the flip plate 121 to rotate again towards the first side wall 101, thereby reducing the distance between the flip plate 121 and the first side wall 101. This causes the free end of the flip plate 121 to press the clamped object against the first side wall 101 to prevent the clamped object from detaching from the clamping cavity 11, thus clamping the object. When it is necessary to remove the clamped object, it is only necessary to apply a larger force to pull the clamped object off between the flip plate 121 and the first side wall 101.

[0078] In another embodiment, the clamping member 12 is slidably connected to the clamping cavity 11, so that the clamping member 12 moves linearly in the clamping cavity 11.

[0079] Furthermore, when the clamped object is driven to move from between the clamping member 12 and the first side wall 101 toward the bottom of the clamping cavity 11, the clamping member 12 is driven to slide from the first clamping position to the second clamping position so that the clamping member 12 avoids the clamped object; when the clamped object is driven to move away from the bottom of the clamping cavity 11 from between the clamping member 12 and the first side wall 101, the clamping member 12 is driven to slide from the second clamping position to the first clamping position so that the clamping member 12 abuts the clamped object against the first side wall 101 to restrict the clamped object from detaching from the clamping cavity 11.

[0080] Specifically, in practical implementation, such as Figure 4 and Figure 5 As shown, the object being clamped extends between the clamping member 12 and the first side wall 101, causing the object to move towards the bottom of the clamping cavity 11. The object then drives the clamping member 12 to slide away from the first side wall 101, thereby causing the clamping member 12 to slide from the first clamping position to the second clamping position. This increases the distance between the clamping member 12 and the first side wall 101, and the object is then placed into the clamping cavity 11.

[0081] When the clamped object moves away from the bottom of the clamping cavity 11, it causes the clamping member 12 to slide towards the first side wall 101, so that the clamping member 12 slides from the second clamping position to the first clamping position, thereby reducing the distance between the clamping member 12 and the first side wall 101, and causing the clamping member 12 to abut the clamped object against the first side wall 101 to prevent the clamped object from detaching from the clamping cavity 11, thereby fixing the clamped object in the clamping cavity 11.

[0082] According to the toothbrush holder provided in this embodiment of the present invention, sliding grooves 103 are provided at both ends along the length direction at the opening of the clamping cavity 11 of the toothbrush holder body 10, and the clamping member 12 is slidably embedded in the sliding groove 103 so that the clamping member 12 slides along the sliding groove 103.

[0083] Specifically, in practical implementation, such as Figure 3 As shown, under the first actuation of the clamped object, the clamping member 12 slides along the sliding groove 103 from the first clamping position to the second clamping position and moves away from the first side wall 101, increasing the distance between the clamping member 12 and the first side wall 101, thus making it easier to put the clamped object into the clamping cavity 11. Under the second actuation of the clamped object, the clamping member 12 slides along the sliding groove 103 from the second clamping position to the first clamping position and moves closer to the first side wall 101, decreasing the distance between the clamping member 12 and the first side wall 101. Thus, the clamping member 12 abuts the clamped object against the first side wall 101 to prevent the clamped object from detaching from the clamping cavity 11, thereby fixing the clamped object in the clamping cavity 11.

[0084] In another embodiment, such as Figure 6 As shown, the clamping member 12 is a roller 122, which is a cylindrical rod, and a rotating shaft is provided at both ends of the roller 122, and the rotating shaft is provided in the sliding groove 103.

[0085] Furthermore, when the clamped object is driven to move from between the roller 122 and the first sidewall 101 toward the bottom of the clamping cavity 11, the roller 122 is driven to slide along the sliding groove 103 from the first clamping position to the second clamping position, so that the roller 122 avoids the clamped object; when the clamped object is driven to move away from the bottom of the clamping cavity 11 from between the roller 122 and the first sidewall 101, the roller 122 is driven to slide along the sliding groove 103 from the second clamping position to the first clamping position, so that the roller 122 abuts the clamped object against the first sidewall 101 to restrict the clamped object from detaching from the clamping cavity 11.

[0086] Specifically, in practical implementation, such as Figure 4As shown, when the object to be clamped is inserted between the roller 122 and the first side wall 101 and moves closer to the bottom of the clamping cavity 11, the object drives the roller 122 to slide along the sliding groove 103 away from the first side wall 101, thereby causing the roller 122 to slide from the first clamping position to the second clamping position, and increasing the distance between the roller 122 and the first side wall 101, making it more convenient to put the object into the clamping cavity 11.

[0087] When the clamped object moves away from the bottom of the clamping cavity 11, the clamped object drives the roller 122 to slide along the sliding groove 103 towards the first side wall 101, thereby causing the roller 122 to slide from the second clamping position to the first clamping position, and reducing the distance between the roller 122 and the first side wall 101, so that the roller 122 abuts the clamped object against the first side wall 101 to prevent the clamped object from detaching from the clamping cavity 11, thereby fixing the clamped object in the clamping cavity 11.

[0088] According to the toothbrush holder provided in the embodiment of the present utility model, the top of the clamping cavity 11 is provided with an opening 104, and a guide 13 is also provided. The guide 13 is disposed on the side of the clamping member 12 away from the opening 104, and there is a gap between the guide 13 and the clamping member 12. The guide 13 is used to limit the movement direction of the clamped object.

[0089] Furthermore, such as Figure 2 and Figure 5 As shown, when the object being clamped is driven to extend into the gap between the clamping member 12 and the first side wall 101 and moves through the gap, the guide member 13 guides the object being clamped to move toward the side of the clamping member 12 near the bottom of the clamping cavity 11, so that when the clamping member 12 moves to the second clamping position, the part of the object being clamped that is near the bottom wall of the clamping cavity 11 abuts against and is limited by the clamping member 12.

[0090] Specifically, in practice, the object being clamped is driven to extend from between the clamping member 12 and the first side wall 101 into the gap between the clamping member 12 and the guide member 13. As it moves within the gap, the guide member 13 guides the object to move towards the side of the clamping member 12 closer to the bottom of the clamping cavity 11. When the clamping member 12 moves (rotates or slides) to the second clamping position, the portion of the object being clamped near the bottom wall of the clamping cavity 11 abuts against and is limited by the clamping member 12. This allows the object to bend and deform under the action of the guide member 13, thereby better contacting the object with the clamping member 12. This makes it more convenient to insert the object into the clamping cavity 11, thus reducing the risk of misoperation.

[0091] In one embodiment, the guide 13 is a rib 130 and is disposed on the first sidewall 101, and one end face of the rib 130 is an arc-shaped guide surface.

[0092] Specifically, in practical implementation, such as Figure 2 and Figure 5 As shown, a rib 130 is provided on the first sidewall 101 of the clamping cavity 11, and one end face of the rib 130 is an arc-shaped guide surface. The rib 130 is integrally formed on the clamping cavity 11, so that after the object is driven to extend into the clamping cavity 11 from between the clamping member 12 and the first sidewall 101, it enters the gap between the clamping member 12 and the rib 130 through the guiding surface of the rib 130, and continues to move within the gap. This allows the object to be guided towards the clamping cavity by the guiding surface of the rib 130. The gripper 12 moves to the side near the bottom of the clamping cavity 11, so that when the gripper 12 moves to the second clamping position, the part of the clamped object located on the side of the gripper 12 near the bottom of the clamping cavity 11 comes into contact with the gripper 12 and is limited. This causes the part of the clamped object that is guided and deformed to contact the gripper 12, thereby increasing the contact area between the clamped object and the gripper 12, thereby increasing the friction between the gripper 12 and the clamped object, and thus making the gripper 12 clamp the object more firmly and stably.

[0093] According to the toothbrush holder provided in the embodiment of the present invention, a pressing member 14 is provided on the second side wall 102 opposite to the first side wall 101 of the clamping cavity 11, and a fixed position is formed between the pressing member 14 and the guide member 13.

[0094] like Figure 2 As shown, when the object being clamped is driven into the gap between the clamping member 12 and the guide member 13 and moves to the fixed position formed between the pressing member 14 and the guide member 13, the pressing member 14 and the guide member 13 interact with the object being clamped and restrict the movement of the object being clamped. This makes the contact between the object being clamped and the clamping member 12 more stable, and increases the contact area of ​​the clamping member 12 when the object being clamped is pressed against the first side wall 101, thereby making the clamping of the object being clamped more secure.

[0095] In one embodiment, the pressing member 14 is a limiting rib 140, which is located on the second side wall 102 of the clamping cavity 11 and is disposed opposite to the protruding rib 130, and is also disposed above the clamping member 12.

[0096] Specifically, in practical implementation, such as Figure 2As shown, when the object being clamped is driven to extend into the gap between the clamping member 12 and the protruding rib 130 and moves to the fixed position formed between the limiting rib 140 and the protruding rib 130, the limiting rib 140 and the protruding rib 130 interact with the object being clamped and restrict the movement of the object being clamped. This makes the contact between the object being clamped and the clamping member 12 more stable, and increases the contact area of ​​the clamping member 12 when the object being clamped is pressed against the first side wall 101, thereby making the clamping of the object being clamped more secure.

[0097] According to the toothbrush holder provided in this embodiment of the present invention, the toothbrush holder body 10 is formed by combining a mounting part 20 and a support part 30 disposed on the mounting part 20. A cup placement area is formed between the mounting part 20 and the support part 30. A support ridge 31 is provided on the side of the cup placement area located on the support part 30. A hanging part 32 is formed at the end of the support part 30 away from the mounting part 20. A hanging groove 33 is provided at the end of the hanging part 32.

[0098] Specifically, in practical implementation, such as Figure 1 and Figure 4 As shown, the toothbrush holder body 10 is installed on a flat surface such as a wall or glass via the mounting part 20. At the same time, the cup is placed upside down on the top of the support part 30 through the cup placement area formed between the support part 30 and the mounting part 20, and the edge of the cup mouth contacts the support ridge 31 on one side of the support part 30, thereby fixing the cup upside down on the support part 30, so that it will not be loose or wobbly when stored. Secondly, the toothbrush can be hung by the toothbrush head through the hanging slot 33 provided in the hanging part 32, so that the toothbrush holder body 10 can store a toothbrush, a tooth cup and toothpaste at the same time, thereby making better use of space and making storage more convenient.

[0099] Finally, it should be noted that the above embodiments are only used to illustrate the technical solutions of this utility model, and not to limit it. Although this utility model has been described in detail with reference to the foregoing embodiments, those skilled in the art should understand that modifications can still be made to the technical solutions described in the foregoing embodiments, or equivalent substitutions can be made to some of the technical features. Such modifications or substitutions do not cause the essence of the corresponding technical solutions to deviate from the spirit and scope of the technical solutions of the embodiments of this utility model.

Claims

1. A toothbrush holder, characterized in that, include: Toothbrush holder body (10), on which a clamping cavity (11) is formed; A clamping member (12) is movably disposed in the clamping cavity (11). The clamping member (12) has a first clamping position and a second clamping position relative to the first sidewall (101) of the clamping cavity (11). The distance between the clamping member (12) located at the first clamping position and the first sidewall (101) is less than the distance between the clamping member (12) located at the second clamping position and the first sidewall (101). When the clamped object is driven to move from between the clamping member (12) and the first side wall (101) toward the bottom of the clamping cavity (11), the clamping member (12) is moved from the first clamping position to the second clamping position so that the clamping member (12) avoids the clamped object; when the clamped object is driven to move away from the bottom of the clamping cavity (11) from between the clamping member (12) and the first side wall (101), the clamping member (12) is moved from the second clamping position to the first clamping position so that the clamping member (12) abuts the clamped object against the first side wall (101) to restrict the clamped object from detaching from the clamping cavity (11).

2. The toothbrush holder according to claim 1, characterized in that, The clamping member (12) is rotatably connected to the clamping cavity (11); When the clamped object is driven to move from between the clamping member (12) and the first side wall (101) toward the bottom of the clamping cavity (11), the clamping member (12) is driven to rotate from the first clamping position to the second clamping position so that the clamping member (12) avoids the clamped object; when the clamped object is driven to move away from the bottom of the clamping cavity (11) from between the clamping member (12) and the first side wall (101), the clamping member (12) is driven to rotate from the second clamping position to the first clamping position so that the clamping member (12) abuts the clamped object against the first side wall (101) to restrict the clamped object from detaching from the clamping cavity (11).

3. The toothbrush holder according to claim 2, characterized in that, The clamping member (12) is a flip plate (121), which is rotatably disposed in the clamping cavity (11); When the clamped object is driven to move from between the flip plate (121) and the first side wall (101) toward the bottom of the clamping cavity (11), the flip plate (121) is rotated from the first clamping position to the second clamping position so that the flip plate (121) avoids the clamped object; when the clamped object is driven to move away from the bottom of the clamping cavity (11) from between the flip plate (121) and the first side wall (101), the flip plate (121) is rotated from the second clamping position to the first clamping position so that the flip plate (121) abuts the clamped object against the first side wall (101) to restrict the clamped object from detaching from the clamping cavity (11).

4. The toothbrush holder according to claim 3, characterized in that, The clamping cavity (11) has a limiting rib (140) on one side of its inner wall and a protruding rib (130) on the other side. The limiting rib (140) is used to limit the rotation angle of the flip plate (121), so that the flip plate (121) abuts against the limiting rib (140) after rotating from the first clamping position to the second clamping position. The protruding rib (130) is used to guide the clamped object into the clamping cavity (11) and cause the clamped object to bend and contact the flip plate (121).

5. The toothbrush holder according to claim 4, characterized in that, The rib (130) is disposed on the first sidewall (101) of the clamping cavity (11) relative to the flipping plate (121), and the limiting rib (140) is disposed on the second sidewall (102) of the clamping cavity (11) relative to the rib (130). The limiting rib (140) is located above the flipping plate (121).

6. The toothbrush holder according to claim 1, characterized in that, The clamping member (12) is slidably connected to the clamping cavity (11); When the clamped object is driven to move from between the clamping member (12) and the first sidewall (101) toward the bottom of the clamping cavity (11), the clamping member (12) is driven to slide from the first clamping position to the second clamping position so that the clamping member (12) avoids the clamped object; when the clamped object is driven to move away from the bottom of the clamping cavity (11) from between the clamping member (12) and the first sidewall (101), the clamping member (12) is driven to slide from the second clamping position to the first clamping position so that the clamping member (12) abuts the clamped object against the first sidewall (101) to restrict the clamped object from detaching from the clamping cavity (11).

7. The toothbrush holder according to claim 6, characterized in that, The toothbrush holder body (10) has sliding grooves (103) at both ends of the opening of the clamping cavity (11) along the length direction; When the clamped object is driven to move from between the clamping member (12) and the first sidewall (101) toward the bottom of the clamping cavity (11), the clamping member (12) is driven to slide along the sliding groove (103) from the first clamping position to the second clamping position, so that the clamping member (12) avoids the clamped object; when the clamped object is driven to move away from the bottom of the clamping cavity (11) from between the clamping member (12) and the first sidewall (101), the clamping member (12) is driven to slide along the sliding groove (103) from the second clamping position to the first clamping position, so that the clamping member (12) abuts the clamped object against the first sidewall (101) to restrict the clamped object from detaching from the clamping cavity (11).

8. The toothbrush holder according to claim 7, characterized in that, The clamping member (12) is a roller (122), which is slidably disposed in the clamping cavity (11); When the clamped object is driven to move from between the roller (122) and the first sidewall (101) toward the bottom of the clamping cavity (11), the roller (122) is driven to slide along the sliding groove (103) from the first clamping position to the second clamping position, so that the roller (122) avoids the clamped object; when the clamped object is driven to move away from the bottom of the clamping cavity (11) from between the roller (122) and the first sidewall (101), the roller (122) is driven to slide along the sliding groove (103) from the second clamping position to the first clamping position, so that the roller (122) abuts the clamped object against the first sidewall (101) to restrict the clamped object from detaching from the clamping cavity (11).

9. The toothbrush holder according to claim 8, characterized in that, A rib (130) is provided on the first sidewall (101) of the clamping cavity (11) opposite to the roller shaft (122); The rib (130) is used to guide the clamped object into the clamping cavity (11) and to bend the clamped object to abut against the roller (122).

10. The toothbrush holder according to any one of claims 1 to 9, characterized in that, The clamping cavity (11) has an opening (104) at the top and also includes a guide (13). The guide (13) is disposed on the side of the clamping member (12) away from the opening (104) and there is a gap between the guide (13) and the clamping member (12). The guide (13) is used to restrict the movement direction of the clamped object. When the clamped object is driven to extend into the gap between the clamping member (12) and the first sidewall (101) and moves in the gap, the guide member (13) guides the clamped object to move towards the side of the clamping member (12) near the bottom of the clamping cavity (11), so that when the clamping member (12) moves to the second clamping position, the portion of the clamped object located on the side of the clamping member (12) near the bottom wall of the clamping cavity (11) abuts and limits the clamping member (12).

11. The toothbrush holder according to claim 10, characterized in that, The guide (13) is a convex rib (130) provided on the first side wall (101), and the convex rib (130) has an arc-shaped guide surface; The object being clamped is driven to extend into the gap between the clamping member (12) and the first sidewall (101). When it moves through the gap, the object is guided by the arc-shaped guide surface of the rib (130) to move towards the side of the clamping member (12) near the bottom of the clamping cavity (11), so that when the clamping member (12) moves to the second clamping position, the portion of the object being clamped located on the side of the clamping member (12) near the bottom wall of the clamping cavity (11) abuts against and is limited by the clamping member (12).

12. The toothbrush holder according to claim 10, characterized in that, The clamping cavity (11) is provided with a pressing member (14) on the second side wall (102) opposite to the first side wall (101), and the pressing member (14) and the guide member (13) form a fixed position; When the clamped object is driven to extend into the gap and move through the gap to the fixed position, the fixed position is used to limit the clamped object that enters between the pressing member (14) and the guide member (13).

13. The toothbrush holder according to any one of claims 1 to 9, 11, and 12, characterized in that, The toothbrush holder body (10) includes a mounting part (20) and a support part (30) disposed on the mounting part (20); A cup placement area is formed between the mounting part (20) and the support part (30), and a support ridge (31) is provided on one side of the support part (30) in the cup placement area; The support part (30) extends away from the mounting part (20) to form a hanging part (32), and a hanging groove (33) is provided at the end of the hanging part (32).

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