Cleaning agent suction container for piping

Abstract

This product is a container for sucking detergent into pipes. Specifically, this product is used to clean the pipes of a bathtub with a reheating function. An example of its use is as follows: The bathtub is filled with water in advance. The circulation adapter in the bathtub is aligned with the circular hole located in the lower center of the back of the product. Then, suction cups, one on each side of the circular hole on the back, are attached to the inner wall of the bathtub. At this point, the water in the bathtub should be at least up to the water fill line located on the front of the container. Then, detergent is poured into the attached product and stored in it. Next, reheating is started, causing the bathtub's circulation adapter to function, sucking the detergent in the product into the pipes along with the water that was previously filled in. At the same time, the after-liquid, which is discharged from the circulation adapter and contains the dirt in the pipes and the used detergent used to remove that dirt, is collected by the inner wall of the product. In this case, the left inner wall of the product in plan view is flat, making the impact from the discharged after-liquid greater than that of a concave curved surface like the right inner wall. This allows the water flow of the after-liquid to be used to stir the remaining detergent within the product. To selectively discharge the after-liquid from the top and front of the product, the top of the product is tapered so that the top of the container lowers from both the left and right sides toward the center when viewed from the front. By drawing water from the bathtub outside the product through four through-holes located horizontally from the left and right protrusions of the product, excessive increases in water temperature within the product can be suppressed, preventing the reheating function from being interrupted due to excessive increases in water temperature within the product.

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