TENNIS TRAINING DEVICE AND TENNIS TRAINING SYSTEM

Abstract

The present invention involves a cleaning sleeve for cleaning the oral cavity, suitable to be applied over a finger or a tool to clean the inside of the oral cavity. The cleaning sleeve has a flat-layered structure comprising a sleeve portion formed by laminated sheet-like fabrics and a grip portion formed by a single-layer sheet-like fabric, wherein the sleeve portion comprises a working layer and a sleeve layer; the working layer and the sleeve layer form a head at the top, of the cleaning sleeve; and the grip portion is integrally extended from the Working layer. The cleaning sleeve is formed by ultrasonically bonding the two sides of a piece of folded degradable nonwoven fabric.

Claims

1. A cleaning sleeve for cleaning the oral cavity, suitable to be applied over a finger or a tool to clean the inside of the oral cavity, wherein the cleaning sleeve is a flat-layered structure comprising a sleeve portion (1) formed by laminated sheet-like fabrics and a grip portion (2) formed by a single-layer sheet-like fabric; the sleeve portion (1) is applied over the finger or the tool; the grip portion (2) is held in the palm while in use; the sleeve portion (1) formed by the laminated sheet-like fabrics comprises a working layer (11) and a sleeve layer (12); the working layer (11) and the sleeve layer (12) form a head (13) at the top of the cleaning sleeve; two sides of the cleaning sleeve are provided with a first edge (14) and a second edge (15); the working layer (11) and the sleeve layer (12) are respectively connected to the head (13), the first edge (14) and the second edge (15) to form a sleeve-like structure with an inserting hole (20); the grip portion (2) is integrally extended from the working layer (11); the grip portion (2) can be, folded to cover and protect the surface of the working layer (11) in a packaged state; and while in use, the grip portion (2) can be unfolded from a state of covering the working layer (11) to fix the cleaning sleeve in place and prevent the cleaning sleeve from slipping from the finger or tool.

2. The cleaning sleeve according to claim 1, wherein an opening (21) is formed in the grip portion (2) to help fix the cleaning sleeve in place.

3. The cleaning sleeve according to claim 1, wherein the sleeve layer (12) has an inserting edge (121) opposite to the head (13) of the cleaning sleeve; and the inserting edge (121) has an inserting structure for facilitating insertion.

4. The cleaning sleeve according to claim 1, wherein arc angles are formed on two corners of the head (13) of the cleaning sleeve; and the arc angle of the head (13) of the cleaning sleeve at an operation side is greater than the other one.

5. The cleaning sleeve according to claim 4, wherein both corners at the end of the grip portion (2) are provided with the same end arc angles (22) as the arc angles at the corresponding sides of the head (13) of the cleaning sleeve.

6. A cleaning sleeve for cleaning the oral cavity suitable to be applied over a finger or a tool to clean the inside of the oral cavity wherein the cleaning sleeve is a flat-layered structure comprising a sleeve portion (1) formed by laminated sheet-like fabrics and a grip portion (2) formed by a single-layer sheet-like fabric; the sleeve portion (1) is applied over the finger or the tool; the grip portion (2) is held in the palm while in use; the sleeve portion (1) formed by the laminated sheet-like fabrics comprises a working layer (11) and a sleeve layer (12); the working layer (11) and the sleeve layer (12) are folded by the same piece of fabric; the working layer (11) and the sleeve layer (12) form a head (13) at the top of the cleaning sleeve; two sides of the cleaning sleeve are provided with a first edge (14) and a second edge (15) with bonded seams (30); the working layer (11) and the sleeve layer (12) are respectively connected to the head (13), the first edge (14) and the second edge (15) to form a sleeve-like structure with an inserting, hole (20); and the grip portion (2) is integrally extended from the working layer (11).

7. The cleaning sleeve according to claim 6, wherein the grip portion (2) can be folded to cover and protect the surface of the working layer (11) in a packaged state; and while in use, the grip portion (2) can be unfolded from a state of covering the working layer (11) to fix the cleaning sleeve in place and prevent the cleaning sleeve from slipping from the finger or tool.

8. The cleaning sleeve according to claim 6, wherein an opening (21) is formed in the grip portion (2) to help fix the cleaning sleeve in place.

9. The cleaning sleeve according to claim 6, wherein the sleeve layer (12) has an inserting edge (121) opposite to the head (13) of the cleaning sleeve; and the inserting edge (121) has an inserting structure for facilitating insertion.

10. The cleaning sleeve according to claim 6, wherein arc angles are formed on two corners of the head (13) of the cleaning sleeve; and the arc angle of the head (13) of the cleaning sleeve at an operation side is greater than the other one.

11. The cleaning sleeve according to claim 10, wherein both corners at the end of the grip portion (2) are provided with the same end arc angles (22) as the arc angles at the corresponding sides of the head (13) of the cleaning sleeve.

12. A cleaning sleeve for cleaning the oral cavity, suitable to be applied over a finger or a tool to clean the inside of the oral cavity, wherein the cleaning sleeve is a flat-layered structure comprising a sleeve portion (1) formed by laminated sheet-like fabrics and a grip portion (2) formed by a single-layer sheet-like fabric; the sleeve portion (1) is applied over the finger or the tool; the grip portion (2) is held in the palm while in use; the sleeve portion (1) formed by the laminated sheet-like fabrics comprises a working layer (11) and a sleeve layer (12); the working layer (11) and the sleeve layer (12) form a head (13) at the top of the cleaning sleeve; two sides of the cleaning sleeve arc provided with a first edge (14) and a second edge (15); the working layer (11) and the sleeve layer (12) are respectively connected to the head (13), the first edge (14) and the second edge (15) to form a sleeve-like structure with an inserting hole (20); the grip portion (2) is integrally extended from the working layer (11); and the cleaning sleeve is formed by ultrasonically bonding degradable nonwoven fabric; and the degradable nonwoven fabric is formed by blended polyactic acid (PLA) fiber and viscose fiber.

13. The cleaning sleeve according to claim 12, wherein the mass ratio range of PLA fiber and viscose fiber in the degradable nonwoven fabric is (80-20):(20-80).

14. The cleaning sleeve according to claim 12, wherein the degradable nonwoven fabric has a weight per square meter of 40-150 grams.

15. The cleaning sleeve according to claim 12, wherein the nonwoven fabric has a mesh number of 10-30.

16. The cleaning sleeve according to claim 12, wherein the nonwoven fabric adopts a semi-cross or full-cross mesh laying method.

Description

DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0025] The following drawings are only intended to illustrate and explain the present invention and do not limit the scope of the present invention.

[0026] FIG. 1 is a front schematic diagram of a cleaning sleeve for cleaning the oral cavity according to an embodiment of the present invention;

[0027] FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of the cleaning sleeve for cleaning the oral cavity as shown in FIG. 1 in a ready-to-use state;

[0028] FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of the cleaning sleeve for cleaning the oral cavity as shown in FIG. 1 while in use;

[0029] FIG. 4 is a front schematic diagram of a cleaning sleeve for cleaning the oral cavity according to another embodiment of the present invention;

[0030] FIG. 5 is a front structural schematic diagram of a cleaning sleeve for cleaning the oral cavity according to another embodiment;

[0031] FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram of the cleaning sleeve for cleaning the oral cavity as shown in FIG. 5 in the ready-to-use state;

[0032] FIG. 7 is a structural schematic diagram of a cleaning sleeve for cleaning the oral cavity according to another embodiment;

[0033] FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram of the cleaning sleeve for cleaning the oral cavity as shown in FIG. 7 in the ready-to-use state;

[0034] FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram of the cleaning sleeve for cleaning the oral cavity as shown in FIG. 7 while in use;

[0035] FIGS. 10-15 are schematic diagrams of various types of easy-to-insert structures of the cleaning sleeve for cleaning the oral cavity of the present invention;

[0036] FIG. 16 is a schematic diagram of the processing of a cleaning sleeve for cleaning the oral cavity according to another embodiment of the present invention;

[0037] FIG. 17 is a schematic diagram of a cleaning sleeve for cleaning the oral cavity according to another embodiment of the present invention in a packaged state; and

[0038] FIG. 18 is a structural schematic diagram of another cleaning, sleeve according to the present application.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

[0039] For a better understanding of the technical features, objectives and effects of the present invention, the embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. The same reference number will denote the same element.

[0040] Based on the deficiencies of the prior art described above, the present invention provides a cleaning sleeve for cleaning the oral cavity; wherein the basic design concept and working principle of the cleaning sleeve are detailed in FIGS. 1-3. FIG. 1 is a front schematic diagram of the cleaning sleeve for cleaning, the oral cavity according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of the cleaning sleeve for cleaning the oral cavity as shown in FIG. 1 in a ready-to-use state. FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of the cleaning sleeve for cleaning the oral cavity as shown in FIG. 1 while in use.

[0041] Referring to FIGS. 1-3, the cleaning sleeve for cleaning the oral cavity of the present invention is suitable for being applied over a finger or a tool in order to clean the inside of the oral cavity. For example, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the cleaning sleeve of the present invention can be used by directly applying over a dominant finger (e.g., index finger) of a user or by means of a tool such as applying over a toothbrush head (not shown in the figures). Based on a basic structure, the cleaning sleeve of the present invention can be referred to as an oral cleaning finger cot (because it can be applied over the finger for use). However, it can also be applied over the surface of a tool (e.g., the toothbrush head). Therefore, the cleaning sleeve of the present invention contains the concept of the oral cleaning finger cot, but has a protection scope more extensive than that of the oral cleaning finger cot. In addition, the cleaning sleeve of the present invention is able to clean the coated tongue, gums, inner lips, upper jaws and lower jaws, tongue base and hypoglottis, and is not limited to clean only the teeth and coated tongue.

[0042] It can be seen from the figures that the general structure of the cleaning sleeve of the present invention is very visualized. The cleaning sleeve has a flat-layered structure and comprises a sleeve, portion 1 formed by layered sheet-like fabrics and a grip portion 2 formed by singer-layer fabrics. The sleeve portion 1 comprises a working layer 11 and a sleeve layer 12. Since FIG. 1 is a plain view, the front side that faces an observer presents the sleeve layer 12 of the sleeve portion 1 and the backside presents the working layer 11 of the sleeve portion 1. The layered working layer 11 and sleeve layer 12 form a head 13 at the top of the cleaning sleeve. The two sides of the present invention form a first edge 14 and a second edge 15. The working layer 11 and the sleeve layer 12 are respectively connected with the head 13, the first edge 14 and the second edge 15 to form a sleeve-like structure with an inserting hole 20. For example, when the working layer 11 and the sleeve layer 12 are laminated together, the positions in the first edge 14 and the second edge 15 can be bonded via methods such as ultrasonic welding and form a bonded seam 30 (as shown in dotted line). In this way, the first edge 14 and the second edge 15 are finally jointed together. The sleeve layer 12 comprises an inserting edge 121 opposite to the head 13. The inserting edge 121 forms the edge of the inserting hole 20. The specific structure can be clearly seen with reference to FIGS. 2 and 3.

[0043] From the structure of the cleaning sleeve of the present invention, it can be seen that the sleeve portion 1 is, placed over a finger or the surface of a tool. The working layer 11 faces and wipes a position that needs to be cleaned. The sleeve layer 12 is adopted to ensure that the sleeve portion 1 is held outside the finger or the tool. The grip portion 2 can be fixed by hand to prevent the cleaning sleeve from slipping from the finger or the tool. For example, in FIG. 3, a user can hold the grip portion 2 inside the palm. If the sleeve portion 1 is applied over a toothbrush head, the user may hold the grip portion 2 and a toothbrush handle together in the palm or wrap the grip portion 2 around the toothbrush handle and then grip the grip portion 2 and the toothbrush handle together to achieve a more steady performance.

[0044] From the structure of the present invention, it can be seen that the structure of the cleaning sleeve of the present invention is a lot simpler than the structures in the prior art and may be directly processed by a piece of sheet-like fabric. For example, from FIGS. 2 and 3, it can be seen that the grip portion 2 is integrally extended from the working layer 11, i.e., the grip portion 2 and the working layer 11 are made of the same piece of sheet-like fabric. Since additional processes such as sewing and connecting are not required for the two, the cleaning sleeve is easy in mass manufacturing, low in cost and therefore suitable for disposable use. The general public can afford to use the cleaning sleeves on a daily basis with low prices. Alternatively, the grip portion 2 can also be connected to the working layer 11 by a separate piece of fabric with the same shape as the grip portion 2. Namely, in the embodiment, the sleeve portion 1 and the grip portion 2 can be separately manufactured and then the grip portion 2 can be connected with the working layer 11 of the sleeve portion 1 via ultrasonic bonding or other methods. From the structure of the two embodiments above, it can be seen that the grip portion 2 can be integrally extended from the working layer 11 and can also be a separate structure that can be connected with the working layer 11. In the present application, a preferred solution is that the grip portion 2 is defined to be integrally extended from the working layer 11, wherein the protection scope is different from the protection scope in such a situation that the grip portion 2 is not defined. Therefore, the protection scopes cannot be identical and repetitive.

[0045] In, a preferred embodiment, the cleaning sleeve of the present invention can be made from a piece of degradable nonwoven fabric that is formed by materials such as polyactic acid (PLA) fiber. The cleaning sleeve can also be for sale after being infiltrated with liquid. The liquid infiltrated cleaning sleeve provides more frictional force and thus enhances the cleaning effect. The liquid for infiltrating the cleaning sleeve in the present invention is typically water or other liquids that have sterilization, deodorization and anti-inflammation effects. Certainly, the cleaning sleeve of the present invention can also be for sale in a dry state as consumers can moisten the cleaning sleeve with little water before performing the cleaning operation. The liquid infiltrated cleaning sleeve is relatively more convenient to use and the safeness can also be ensured since the consumers may not have access to clean water capable of infiltrating the cleaning sleeve in some cases. In addition, the cleaning sleeve of the present invention is made of degradable nonwoven fabrics, is able to be naturally degraded, and is thus friendly to our environment and suitable for disposable use by the general public.

[0046] The cleaning sleeve of the present invention can be manufactured into various shapes via die cutting of the sheet-like fabric. The sleeve portion 1 then can be formed via ultrasonic bonding of edges without manual sewing so that the cleaning sleeve can be manufactured in scale in the entire process. During manufacturing, interventions from the external environment are avoided, thus sterile production can be achieved and the product has high hygiene and safety. The product only uses little materials, therefore the cost can be very low and the product is very suitable for mass production and sales. The products with similar functions in the prior art fail to exhibit advantages such as easy production, low cost, safe and convenient operation and disposable use.

[0047] Furthermore, with regard to adoption of the ultrasonic bonding technology rather than sewing in the present invention, the former method can advance mass production, lower processing cost, yield higher productivity, have high product precision, easily achieve fully automation production and easily control the quality. In addition, the involvement of labor work is completely eliminated, thus the possibility of bringing bacteria is avoided and the hygiene and safety of the product can be greatly improved. The sewing method requires high labor cost, but has relatively low productivity and is very difficult to achieve fully automation production.

[0048] The bonded seam 30 indicated by the dotted line shown in FIGS. 1-3 is not visible from the outside. The nonwoven fabric is heated and fused together via ultrasonic welding and the difference is not visible on the outer surface other than the fact that the fused bonded seam 30 is slightly rougher than other positions. Ultrasonic bonding is a well-known bonding technology that can process with the nonwoven fabrics suitable for ultrasonic bonding, wherein the materials must be thermoplastic materials. The thermoplastic materials such as polypropylene (PP), polyethylene (PE) and polyester are preferred. Certainly, due to increasingly strict environmental regulations, the use of thermoplastic materials such as polyester has led to the production of a large amount of non-degradable wastes and the inventor decided to focus on degradable materials. The inventor initially seeks for processing with nonwoven fabrics applicable to the ultrasonic bonding technology such as PLA fiber, which can meet requirements of ultrasonic bonding, is naturally degradable and contains great antibacterial ingredients. However, the PLA fiber has the above advantages, but has a certain disadvantage such as poor liquid absorption performance and failure to lock the moisture. Since the cleaning sleeve of the present invention needs to be used in wet conditions after the infiltration of liquid and requires excellent water locking performance, use requirements of the cleaning sleeve of the present invention cannot be satisfied when the cleaning sleeve is simply prepared from the PLA fiber.

[0049] Therefore, in a preferred embodiment, the cleaning sleeve of the present invention is formed by ultrasonically bonding the two sides of a folded piece of degradable nonwoven fabric, which is blended with PEA fiber and viscose fiber. The cleaning sleeve can also be for sale after being infiltrated with liquid.

[0050] Furthermore, the mass ratio of the PLA fiber to the viscose constituting the degradable nonwoven fabric is (80-20):(20-80).

[0051] As a result, to meet the requirements of the cleaning sleeve of the present invention such as use in a wet state, degradability, sterilization and ultrasonic bonding, the present invention provides a specific solution in which the nonwoven fabric for the cleaning sleeve of the present invention is prepared from two fibers with different components by a semi-cross mesh laying method rather than degradable fibers with a single component. As the proportion of the PLA fiber constituting the degradable nonwoven fabric of the present invention increases, the thermal bonding effects becomes better, but the water locking ability of the fabric deteriorates. Vice versa, as the proportion of the viscose fiber increases, the water locking ability of the fabric increases, but the thermal bonding ability deteriorates. After repeated verifications, the thermal bonding effect and the water locking ability of the degradable nonwoven fabric achieve a perfect balance at the ratio of the above embodiment.

[0052] In an embodiment, the PLA fiber used in the nonwoven fabric of the present invention may be PLA02 PLA fiber purchased from Zhejiang Hisun Biomaterials Co., Ltd.; and the viscose fiber may be 1.67 dtex*38 mm of high white and semi-dull viscose fiber purchased from Tangshan Sanyou Group Xingda Chemical Fiber Co., Ltd. Certainly, those skilled in the art can also purchase the same type of PLA fiber and viscose fiber from the market to prepare the nonwoven fabric for the cleaning sleeve of the present invention. Since PLA fiber is adopted in the nonwoven fabric of the present invention, the antibacterial and bacteriostatic effect of the product can be improved without adding preservatives, and the expiration date can also be prolonged, thereby eliminating concerns about preservatives of the consumers and improving product sales.

[0053] In another embodiment, the present invention further optimizes the preparation process of the nonwoven fabric to obtain a better user experience, improve the friction performance of the product and achieve a better effect of removing adhesive substances and bacteria. Specifically, different mesh forming methods enable the materials to have different physical properties. User experience can vary due to different fabric weights. Furthermore, the friction properties of the materials show impurities as mesh numbers of the nonwoven fabric varies. Therefore, the nonwoven fabric of the present invention preferably has a weight per square meter of 40-150 grams and a mesh number of 10-30, and adopts a semi-cross or full-cross mesh laying method.

[0054] Furthermore, the bonded seem 30 indicated by the dotted line in the figure is formed via ultrasonically heating and fusing the layered nonwoven fabric together. The difference is not visible from the outside other than the fact that the bonded seam 30 is slightly, rougher than other positions. To avoid the discomfort of frictions in the oral cavity caused by the ultrasonically bonded rough corners, an un-bonded region preferably exists between the bonded seam 30 and the edge of the fabric. The width B of the un-bonded region is 0.1-4 mm (as shown in FIG. 1). Namely, during the ultrasonic bonding, the bonded, region, is not at the edge of the fabric, but adjacent to, the inside of the edge. Thus, a soft region is left outside the rough bonded seam 30 so that the cleaning sleeve is softer and more comfortable to use. Certainly, FIG. 1 is only a simple schematic diagram. The bonded seam 30 has a certain width between 0.5 mm and 5 mm to ensure the reliability of ultrasonic bonding.

[0055] Furthermore, the present invention also makes some ergonomics improvement to provide a better user experience of the cleaning sleeve of the present invention. FIG. 4 is a front structural schematic diagram of the cleaning sleeve for cleaning the oral cavity according to another embodiment of the present invention. The figure shows that the working layer 11 and the sleeve layer 12 form the head 13 at the top of the cleaning sleeve. The head 13 has arc angles on both corners, thus reduces the irritation to the oral cavity caused by the initial right, angle corners and provides better user experience. Moreover, the corners of the two sides at the end of the grip portion 2 can form the end arc angles 22 to provide a better visual curved corner.

[0056] FIG. 5 is a front structural schematic diagram of the cleaning sleeve for cleaning the oral cavity according to another embodiment of the present invention. The figure shows that the cleaning sleeve of the present invention can also be applied with two fingers or a wider tool. FIG. 6 shows a schematic diagram of the cleaning sleeve for cleaning the oral cavity as shown FIG. 5 in a ready-to-use state. As shown in FIGS. 5-6, since the width of the cleaning sleeve becomes wider, a wrinkled region will emerge when inserting two fingers with different lengths. Based on an ergonomic design concept, in order to avoid stimulating the oral cavity by a sharp corner formed by the wrinkled region, the head 13 of the cleaning sleeve according to the present embodiment has a bigger arc angle on the operation side than that on the other side. Therefore, the sleeve portion 1 of the cleaning sleeve is closer to the finger or the surface of the tool to enhance the user experience. For example, suppose a user inserts an index finger and a middle finger of the right hand into the cleaning sleeve shown in FIGS. 5-6. The left side of the head 13 of the cleaning sleeve in the figure is the operation side as it is easier to apply pressure and more flexible while performing cleaning operation. Since the index finger is usually shorter than the middle finger, the arc angle of the head 13 of the cleaning sleeve at the operation side is designed to be greater to fit the index finger better. The wrinkled region on the side of the corresponding index finger will disappear. As the accumulation of wrinkled region might form a rough sharp corner to cause discomfort to the oral cavity, the elimination of it will facilitate use and provide better user experience. Certainly, those skilled in the art should understand that based on the demand of different consumer groups such the left-handers, the arc angle on the operation side of the head 13 of the cleaning sleeve of present invention may also be opposite to the direction shown in FIGS. 5-6.

[0057] Furthermore, FIG. 7 shows a structural schematic diagram of the cleaning sleeve for cleaning the oral cavity according to another embodiment. FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram of the cleaning sleeve for cleaning the oral cavity as shown in FIG. 7 in the ready-to-use state. FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram of the cleaning sleeve for cleaning the oral cavity as shown in FIG. 7 while in use. As shown in the figure, the grip portion 2 of the cleaning sleeve of the present embodiment has an opening 21 for inserting a finger to fix the cleaning sleeve in place. While in use, the grip portion 2 is fixed by inserting the thumb into the opening 21 to prevent the cleaning sleeve from slipping. The opening 21 can be, arranged parallel to the edge of the head of the cleaning sleeve as shown in the figure. Alternatively, the opening 21 can be arranged perpendicular to the edge of the head of the cleaning sleeve (not shown in the figure). Based on user experience, the opening 21 can also be designed in holes of other shapes and the direction can be arbitrarily designed as long as a finger or other fixtures can be easily inserted to fix.

[0058] In addition, since the cleaning sleeve is infiltrated with liquid when in use, the working layer 11 and the sleeve layer 12 of sleeve portion 1 of the cleaning sleeve are easily attached together under the surface tension of the liquid and thus it is not easy to open the sleeve portion 1 to insert the finger or the tool into the sleeve portion 1 through the inserting hole 20. To solve the problem, the present invention provides a series of technical solutions to make an easier insertion for a finger or a tool as shown in FIGS. 10-15 respectively. The figures sequentially represent schematic diagrams of various types of easy-to-insert structures of the cleaning sleeve of the present invention.

[0059] Particularly, in FIGS. 10-15, the present invention provides various improvements of the sleeve layer 12 of the cleaning sleeve. The sleeve layer 12 has as inserting edge 121 opposite to the head 13. The inserting edge 121 forms the edge of the inserting hole 20 and provides an inserting structure for facilitating insertion.

[0060] FIGS. 10-11 respectively show that the inserting structure is a curved edge of the inserting edge 121 facing or deviating from the head 13. The length of the curved edge is longer than the straight edge and is more easily bent. Therefore, the curved edge is easier to be opened than the straight edge and thus easier to be inserted.

[0061] As shown in FIG. 12, the inserting structure is a pulling edge 130 extended from the inserting edge 121, and helps the sleeve portion 12 to be pulled and opened easily. The pulling edge 130 shown in FIG. 12 can be a relatively narrow pulling edge (as shown in FIG. 12) or a relatively wide edge (not shown in the figure) extending along the entire length of the inserting edge 121. The pulling edge 130 can be an integral extension of the sleeve layer 12 and can also be a pull-tab that is attached to the inserting edge 121. Alternatively; the pulling edge 130 can be farther simplified into a thin line, which can be a thin line formed by overall extension of the sleeve layer 12 and can also be an easy-to-pull thin line attached to the inserting edge 121.

[0062] As shown in FIG. 13, the inserting structure is a notch 140 formed in the middle of the inserting edge 121. The notch 140 breaks the surface tension of the linear structure of the inserting edge 121, reduces the bonding force and allows a smoother insertion.

[0063] As shown in FIGS. 14-15, the inserting structure is a curved edge that faces or deviates from the head 13; and a notch 140 is formed in the middle of the curved edge. Namely, the embodiments shown in FIGS. 14-15 respectively are improved structures in which the notch 140 of FIG. 13 is added on the basis of FIGS. 10-11 to achieve a smoother insertion.

[0064] Furthermore, the present invention also provides a further optimized modification of the cleaning sleeve based on the various embodiments mentioned above, which can further improve the comfortability and usability of the product and reduce the cost of the product.

[0065] For example, FIG. 16 shows a schematic diagram of the processing of the cleaning sleeve for cleaning the oral cavity according to another embodiment of the present invention. It can be seem from FIG. 16 that the cleaning sleeve of the present embodiment can be completely formed by folding and cutting a single piece of fabric (under the circumstance that the grip portion 2 is integrally extended from the working layer 11). In other words, the working layer 11 and the sleeve layer 12 of the cleaning sleeve of the present embodiment are formed by the same piece of folded fabric (in this case, the grip portion 2 and the working layer 11 can be formed by the same piece of fabric, or by connecting two separate structures). The working layer 11 and the sleeve layer 12 form a seamless head 13 at the top of the cleaning sleeve. The working layer 11 and the sleeve layer 12 form a first edge 14 and a second edge 15 with bonded seams 30 on both sides of the cleaning sleeve. The first edge 14 and second edge 15 are formed by laminating the working layer 11 and the sleeve layer 12 and then are ultrasonically bonded to form the bonded seam 30 (as shown in the dotted line).

[0066] The sleeve portion 1 of the cleaning sleeve shown in FIG. 16 is a double-layer structure consisting of the working layer 11 and the sleeve layer 12. The common compositing method is to place two separate pieces of nonwoven fabrics up and down, then ultrasonically bond the nonwoven fabrics and then die cut the nonwoven fabrics. The cleaning sleeve of the present embodiment may be processed by a method that a piece of nonwoven fabric is folded to form the two-layer structure of the sleeve portion 1 so that the step of forming two separate fabric layers is eliminated and one nonwoven fabric layer can be simply folded to form two fabric layers. Meanwhile, waste of materials caused by die cutting of a head bonding part, is also avoided (in the present embodiment, the head has no seam so that it is unnecessary to apply die cutting to cut off excess parts and the waste of materials can be avoided). Thus, the process is simple and reliable; and the productivity and production efficiency can be greatly improved. In addition, the method of folding in the middle is adopted so that the head 13 of the cleaning sleeve can be formed without ultrasonic bonding, thereby reducing processing losses. The top also smartly avoids the rough corners caused by ultrasonic bonding technology, thereby reducing the discomfort to the oral cavity caused by friction and offering better user experience.

[0067] FIG. 17 is a schematic diagram of the cleaning sleeve for cleaning the oral cavity according to another embodiment of the present invention in a packaged state. As shown in the figure, the grip portion 2 can be folded to cover the working, layer 11 to protect the surface in the packaged state of the cleaning sleeve of the present invention. Since the working layer 11 of the cleaning sleeve needs to be in contact with the oral cavity, the surface should be protected during transport and storage to avoid contamination with bacteria. A common way is to use a separate piece of protective film or isolation paper for protection, which will require extra cost and reduce production efficiency. In the present embodiment, the gip portion 2 is directly folded to cover and protect the working layer 11 in the packaging process after production, which can omit the use of the protective film or isolation paper so that the safeness and hygiene of the product is greatly improved. After a user purchases the cleaning sleeve, the grip portion 2 can be unfolded from the state of covering the working layer 11 to fix and prevent the cleaning sleeve from slipping from the finger or tool while in use. Moreover, in, the unfolding process, the working layer 11 does not come into contact with the finger or other outside parts, thereby reducing the probability of being contaminated by bacteria.

[0068] In the product setting of the present embodiment, the grip portion 2 does not only have the feature to fix the product in place, but can be folded to cover and protect the surface of the working layer 11. A structure with two different functions has never been displayed in the prior art, but is apparent to those skilled in the art, and is an outstanding feature of creativity of the present invention.

[0069] Furthermore, the two corners at the end of the grip portion 2 form the end, arc angles 22. Based on the above embodiment in which the head 13 of the cleaning has two arc corners at two corners, if the two corners at the end of the grip portion 2 have the same end arc angle as the arc angle at the corresponding side of the head 13 of the cleaning sleeve, the end arc angles 22 can overlap with the arc angles at both sides of the head 13 when folding the grip portion 2 to cover the working layer 11 (FIG. 18 shows a structural schematic diagram of another cleaning sleeve of the present application). No protruded part is formed during packaging, thereby avoiding affecting normal use of the user due to wrinkle parts formed at the protruded parts. Therefore, the user may have a better visual experience and further improved use experience.

[0070] Those skilled in, the art should understand that the present invention is described by multiple embodiments, but not every embodiment comprises only one independent technical solution. The specification is only for the sake of clarity, and those skilled in the art should understand the specification as a whole and realize that the technical solutions involved in different embodiments could be combined with each other to form different embodiments in order to understand the protection scope of the present invention.

[0071] The above descriptions are only illustrative embodiments of the present invention and are not intended to limit the scope of the present invention. Without violating the spirit and scope of the present invention, any equivalent changes, modifications and combinations made by those skilled in the art are intended to be comprised in the protection scope of the present invention.