Case of portable compressed tissue
AssigneeCleanzone Co., Ltd.
InventorWan Gu Lee
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Abstract
Provided is a case of portable compressed tissue, and more specifically, a compressed tissue is immersed by adjusting the compressed tissue according to a water level of a stored solution, and thus, a case for storing the compressed tissue and a solution allows easy and convenient carrying and storage to a user, and also, the compressed tissue is immersed in an appropriate amount of a solution according to a water level of the remaining solution by an immersion portion provided in a compressed tissue case, and thus, it is possible to conveniently use the compressed tissue from the outside, and to efficiently use the solution.
Claims2
A case of portable compressed tissue comprising:
- a case body including an accommodation portion in which multiple compressed tissues are stacked and stored, a solution storage portion that stores and keeps a solution for immersing the compressed tissues, and a fixed socket portion coupled to the accommodation portion to block the accommodation portion from the outside;
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- an immersion portion for immersing the compressed tissues,
- wherein the solution storage portion of the case body includes a protruding portion protruding in a longitudinal direction on one side, and a hooking jaw provided in an upper portion of an inner surface,
- wherein the fixed socket portion includes a fixed hole for coupling with the case body, a fixed protrusion that protrudes from a lower surface of the case body and inserted into the fixed hole, and an insertion portion that is inserted into and supported to the accommodation portion, and
- wherein the immersion portion includes an immersion member that is provided on an upper side of the solution storage portion so that the immersion member received the compressed tissues moves, a cover for covering an upper portion, and a packing coupled to an inside of the cover to block leakage of an internal solution.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.