Laundry hanger

The hanger's spiral design enhances ventilation, addressing slow drying issues by allowing socks to expand and shirts to have a wider gap, resulting in faster drying times.

JP3253338UActive Publication Date: 2025-10-23人见 克弘
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Patent Information

Application Number
JP2025001996U
Authority / Receiving Office
JP · JP
Patent Type
Utility models
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2025-05-29
Publication Date
2025-10-23
Estimated Expiration
2035-05-29

AI Technical Summary

Technical Problem

Conventional hangers for drying socks and shirts lack efficient ventilation, leading to slow drying times.

Method used

A hanger design with a spiral structure that allows socks to expand from the inside to the outside for improved ventilation and a wider gap between the front and back for shirts, enhancing drying efficiency.

Benefits of technology

The spiral structure improves ventilation, enabling socks and shirts to dry quickly by facilitating air circulation.

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Abstract

To provide a laundry hanger capable of fixing socks without using clips. [Solution] The laundry hanger has a spiral-shaped wire for hanging laundry. The upper end of the vertical wire is bent into a crescent shape. The horizontal wire is straight in the center and spirals on the left and right, with the lower end of the vertical wire fixed to the center of the horizontal wire. The left spiral is bent upward to the right, and the right spiral is bent upward to the left. When socks are inserted into the spirals through the opening, they are secured to the hanger, and the spirals spread the socks from the inside out, improving ventilation and allowing them to dry quickly. When drying a shirt, insert the bottom opening of the shirt from top to bottom into the hanger, and the upper part of the shirt is caught by the spiral and secured to the hanger. The spirals widen the gap between the front and back of the shirt, improving ventilation and allowing it to dry quickly.
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Description

[Technical Field]

[0001] This invention relates to a hanger that is hung on a pole when drying laundry. [Background technology]

[0002] When drying socks on a conventional hanger, the socks are fixed to the hanger using clips.

[0003] The hanger has roughly the same shape and is used in the same way as conventional hangers, allowing socks to be fastened to the hanger without using clips.

[0004] When the socks 4 are inserted into the spiral through the opening, the socks 4 are fixed to the hanger. When the shirt 5 is inserted downward from the top of the hanger through the opening at the bottom, the top end of the shirt 5 gets caught on the spiral, and the shirt 5 is fixed to the hanger.

[0005] The spiral allows the socks to expand from the inside to the outside, improving ventilation and allowing them to dry out quickly, while in the case of shirts, the gap between the front and back is wider, improving ventilation and allowing them to dry out quickly. [Brief explanation of the drawings] [Figure 1] Front view of the device [Figure 2] Front view of the socks mounted in this invention [Figure 3] Front view of the device when the shutter is installed [Explanation of symbols] 1. The vertical part of this device 2. Hook 3. The horizontal part of this device 4. Socks 5. Shirts

Claims

[Claim 1] The upper ends of the vertical wires are bent into a semicircular shape, the horizontal wires are straight in the middle and spiral on the left and right, and the lower ends of the vertical wires are fixed and attached to the center of the horizontal wires, with the left spiral bent upward to the right and the right spiral bent upward to the left.