Waist pouch with a plurality of storage parts

Abstract

To provide a waist pouch which it is easy to put an object in / out of by having not only one storage part but a plurality of storage parts.SOLUTION: A waist pouch is composed of at least two independent storage parts and a waist belt freely removably fitted to a person's waist, and insides of the storage parts are water proof. After a plurality of floorcloths are soaked in water or lukewarm water put in a bucket and are squeezed, a user puts them in a right pouch 2, moves to a place where he or she performs wiping cleaning, takes out one floorcloth from the right pouch 2, starts wiping cleaning, and puts the floorcloth dirty; when the floorcloth becomes dirty, the user puts the used and dirty floorcloth in a left pouch 3, repeats these tasks, and performs wiping cleaning. After the user finishes using the floorcloths prepared in the right pouch 2, he or she returns to a place where the bucket is placed, takes out the dirty floorcloth from the left pouch 3, soaks the plurality of floorcloths in the water or lukewarm water put in the bucket, removes the dirt and wrings floorcloths, and stores them in the right pouch 2. By repeating the above tasks, the user finishes cleaning.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

[Technical field]

[0001] The present invention relates to a waist pouch for storing a dust cloth when wiping the floor with the dust cloth. [Background technology]

[0002] Conventionally, there have been known waist pouches in which a partition function is provided in the main storage section of a single waist pouch, allowing multiple items to be stored. ( Patent Document 1) 。 However, it has not been easy to quickly determine what to take out and what to store in the main storage section of a waist pouch. [Prior art documents] [Patent documents]

[0003] [Patent Document 1] JP 2014-061018 A Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0004] When wiping with a rag, you fill a bucket with water or lukewarm water, move the bucket to the place where you want to start wiping, soak the rag in water or lukewarm water, wring it out, wipe the area, then return the dirty rag to the bucket, rinse the rag with the water or lukewarm water in the bucket, wring it out, and return to the area you were working on to continue wiping. This took time to move between the bucket and the wiping area, and also consumed extra physical energy from the worker.

[0005] The present invention is a waist pouch characterized by the fact that the inside of the storage section is constructed with waterproof specifications. It stores both used and unused rags. By putting the used rag in one section and the used rag in the other, the used and unusable rags can be stored separately without being mixed. Another object of the present invention is to provide a waist pouch that has not only one storage section but multiple storage sections, making it easy to put things in and take them out. [Means for solving the problem]

[0006] The waist pouch of the first embodiment is characterized in that it has a waist belt that is removably attached to a person's waist, and a waist belt loop through which the waist belt passes, and at least two independent storage compartments with waterproof interiors, the storage compartments being separated at least to the left and right when the waist belt is attached to the person's waist. The cleaning method of the second embodiment is characterized in that the storage sections of the waist pouch of the first embodiment are placed on the left and right sides around a person's waist using the waist belt, a wet rag is stored in one of the left and right storage sections, the rag is removed from one of the left and right storage sections to perform cleaning, and the rag that has become soiled during cleaning is stored in the other left or right storage section. When wiping with a rag, the waist belt is passed through the waist belt loop of the pouch for storing the rag, and the waist belt is attached to the waist, and then several rags are soaked in water or lukewarm water drawn from a bucket, wrung out, and placed in one of the pouches. The user moves to the place where the wiping is to be performed and starts wiping. When the rags become dirty, the user replaces them one by one, and continues wiping. The used and dirty rags are placed in the other pouch. In this case, the user can continue working without returning to the bucket to rinse the dirty rags until all the prepared rags have been used. In addition, one pouch is placed in a position that is easy to use with the right hand, for example, on the right side, and the other is placed in a position that is easy to use with the left hand, for example, on the left side. The insides of the right and left pouches are waterproofed so that water does not seep out. Effect of the Invention

[0007] Since wiping work is performed using several rags prepared in one pouch containing rags that have been rinsed and wrung out in advance, wiping work with the rags can be continued without returning to the bucket to rinse and wring the rags until the use of multiple rags is completed. The used and soiled rags are placed in the other pouch. This allows the soiled rags to be clearly distinguished from the rags that have not been used and stored. There is no need to return to the bucket to rinse and wring out the soiled rags each time. It is expected that the efficiency of wiping with rags will be improved by this invention. [Brief description of the drawings]

[0008] [Figure 1] 1 is a diagram of a waist pouch according to the present invention. [Diagram 2] 1 is a drawing of a waist pouch having a third pouch. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

[0009] Fig. 1 shows an embodiment of a waist pouch according to the present invention. In Fig. 1, when wiping with a dust cloth, waist belt 1 is passed through waist belt loop 4 of right pouch 2 for storing a dust cloth, and waist belt 1 is passed through waist belt loop 5 of left pouch 3 for storing a dust cloth, and the waist belt 1 is attached to the waist.

[0010] Soak several rags in the water or lukewarm water in a bucket, wring them out, and then place them in right pouch 2. Proceed to the area where you will be wiping, take out one rag from right pouch 2, and start wiping. When the rag becomes dirty, place the used, dirty rag in left pouch 3, and repeat this process to continue wiping. After you have finished using the rag prepared in right pouch 2, return to where the bucket is, take out the dirty rag from left pouch 3, soak several rags in the water or lukewarm water in the bucket, rinse and wring them out, and then store them in right pouch 2. Repeat the above process to complete the cleaning.

[0011] In this case, you can continue working until you have used all the prepared wipes without having to go back to the bucket to rinse the dirty wipes.

[0012] The person wiping down the floor can choose to put the unused rag into either the left or right pouch 2 or 3 attached to the waist, depending on which hand is more convenient for them. When wiping down the floor with a rag for general cleaning, the work can be done more efficiently. It also leads to a reduction in the time required for the work. It is possible to reduce the time required for large-scale wiping down the floor using a rag. [Industrial Applicability]

[0013] This can be applied to cases where items with different purposes are attached to the body. For example, Fig. 2 shows an embodiment of a waist pouch for storing wet towels according to the present invention. This can be applied to cases where wet towels before and after use are stored. In this case, by attaching a third pouch 6 next to either of the left or right pouches attached to the waist in addition to the left and right pouches, a total of three storage sections are provided, and the plastic bag removed from the wet towel before use can be stored in the third pouch 6. [Explanation of symbols]

[0014] 1 Waist belt 2 Right Pouch 3 Left Pouch 4 Right Pouch of Waist belt loop 5 Left Pouch of Waist belt loop 6. Third Pouch 7 3rd pouch belt loop

Claims

1. A waist belt that is detachably attached to a person's waist; At least two independent storage compartments each having a waist belt loop through which the waist belt passes and having a waterproof interior, the storage compartments being arranged separately at least on the left and right sides when the waist belt is worn around a person's waist; A waist pouch with a zipper.

2. The storage section of the waist pouch of claim 1 is arranged on the left and right sides of a person's waist using the waist belt, and a wet rag is stored in one of the left and right storage sections, Take out a dust cloth from the storage compartment on the left or right side and clean the area. The cleaning method includes storing the dust cloth soiled by the cleaning in the other of the left and right storage sections.

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