CA2101483A1 - Absorbent bag - Google Patents

Abstract

ABSORBENT BAG
ABSTRACT
An absorbent bag for collecting sputa, excrement, urine, etc., which includes a bag body 1 having a top opening 11 and being formed of an inner layer 15 made of absorbent material and an outer layer made of 16 a water proof material, a unitary cover flap 12 with a sticking device 121 for covering the top opening 11 of the bag body 1, and a tie belt 13 with a sticking device 131 for tying up the cover flap 12 over the top opening 11.

Description

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The pr~sen' inven~ion rela~es to an absorben bag for collecting aputal excreMent, urine, e~c.

As one ~ecomes dizzy from the heat or ~Iffers from ,~ c~r-sic~, one may throw UE~ what has bee~ eater While vomiting, one ~.ay use a poly-bag to coliect th~
foul. Further, one may also u~e a poly-~ag to coilect urine during an e~ergency case. Becaus~ a poit~b~
cannot absor~ llquid, a leakage tends to occur when Q
poly-bag is ~ed ~o coliect urine or liqu d fo, .

The ?resent inver.tion nas been accor.~plishe~
under the aforesaid circ~n~tances. lt i 3 therefore ~-he prlncip~l object of the present inve~.tio~ ~o provide ~n 15 ~bsorbent ~ag for collectng sp~ta, ex~rement, ur_ne, etc., which is consisted of an inner ~ytr OL abaOr~ent material and an outer layer of ~rater-?rooL r,ater~a .
It is another o.~ject of the present invention to ?rovide an absorbe~t bag for collecting sputa, excrc;nen~, ur ne, etc., which has a eover flap anc~ a tie belt for tying up the bag bo~y. It is still another object of the present invention to pro~ide an a~sorbent bag fo_ collecting sputa, excrement, urine, etc., which has a back sticki~y device ior fastening to a supportinS wali.
r~he present invention will now be desc ibe~
by way of examples wlth reference to the anrlexea Cr?J ~ , r~

drawings, in which:
Flg. 1 is a perspective vlew of an a~sor~e.l_ bag ernbodying the present invention;
Fig. 2 is a back view of the abso~-be"t bag;
~ig. 3 shows the cover fl~p covered c~ r ~ e top opening of the bag hody, Fig. 4 shows the absorbent ~ag tied u,r~ ~y t~
tie belt thereof;
Fig. 5 show~ the a~sorbent ~ag fas'ie~led to supporting wall by a stic~ing device thereof;
Fig. 6 is a per~pecti~-e ~iew of an ~Lte~ tC
form of the absorbent bag;
Fig. 7 shows the cover fiap of the abso ~ ..t bag of Figure 6 covered over the ~op opening OL the b~.-.
body;
Fig. 8 shows one slde e~te~sion or t~.e c-v r flap of the absor~ent bay of Figure 7 turned lnw~ and stuc~ to the bag bod~;
Fig. 9 is a fron~ v eh~ ta'~.en on ~-ig~re ~, showing the turning direction of the other s~de extension of the cover flap in tyir.g U? the absor~jent bag; and Fig. 10 shows the a~sor~ent ~ag of ~i~u-e 6 Lied up.
Re~erring to Figures i, 2, ^j, ar.d 4, an absorbent bag in accordance with th~ present invent~cn ,, , ~. : -l- yene.a.l~ co,~prise~ of ~ l bcd~ n~J c oDe~incJ li. The bag bo~y i 1 coiisisttd cA aJ~ ,n.
idyer 15 ~ade of an absorbe~ rat~:rial, ard a:~. C~
la~er '6 made of a ~iatAer proor ~at~:: 2L . ,~ ,a V
cover flap i2 exter.ds from tr:e ~,g bc,dv . rO: cov~
the t~ op~r. n~ 11 b y â s ~ c ~ i A l 9 d t A ~; i C r ~ 2 ~ A "I e ~` ~ C? ~ ( ~ ;_:
Figure ~ here is a tle b~_lt 13~ ~la~ c; one l ~ed c.-d f_xed to the bay bo~y i on t'~e out~ide rea~ ~.hc t;C,p opening 11 and a fre~ end ~ldde wlJ_h ~ cticic n~ ce~ e 131 for tying up the absorbent bag as t'ae top o~-~n i~
of the bag body 1 is co~ered ~y the cover flap 1A~` i 5"':
Figure 4).

~ e~erriny to r iaure 5 ~ â s~ickir.g d~ ce i~
is tr~nsv~rseiy dis~osed on the b~ck of the ba~ bodi , 15-- for fastenirg the a~sorber.t ba~3 to the b2ck o~ a _~_ seat or any desired pl~ce.

Referring to ~lt,~es -', 7, 8, ~, _nd ~ h--cover rlap i,^~ comprises two oppos~t-A_ sicle ~ n cns, namely, the ;irs' side e~te.ls~on i22 ând t:`e secc ;c' - ~ d.
extension .22', each side e ~ter.sion havi.-y ~A ':~_LCi~ia;~
device 123 or i23 ' . A ~.he co~er f idp 12 iS CO~ ed over the ~op openinq ii of ihe bac boc'Ay by 3 ~lC~
the _ticXiny device 12î to the fron s,;ie o ~r.
body i, ^~he first siae e~tensiû~ 2 (o~ s~conu sl~
extension 12?') ls turned ~r.wards and cove~-ed c~rer th--back side oi the bag body 1 by stic~in~ the res?ecti~;e stickin~ device 123 ~or 123') to '.he bacX side Oc ~he ':''.. ','' '~ " ' ' '. ' ,' . .
`'.: ' ' ' : ~ . ' Dag body 1, and then t~ cecond si~e ex~ension i2~ (o filst side extension 122) is turn~d lrwards and cover~d ..
over the first slde extensio~ 122 (or ~he secon-l gid~
extension 122') by stickiny the respective st' c~irLg device 123' (or 123), arld therefore the a~sor~e!it ba~ i flrmly tied u~. This alternate form of cove, la~
eliminates the arrangement of the tie belt 13.
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While only a few embodiments of tho preser.t invention has been shown and de~cribed, it will be understood that various modificatior.~ and changes couid be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention.

Claims (3)

1. An absorbent bag comprising a bag body formed of an inner layer made of an absorbent material, and an outer layer made of a water proof material, said bag body comprising a unitary cover flap extended from the border of said top opening for covering over said top opening, said cover flap having a sticking device for fastening to said bag body when covered over said top opening, and a tie belt having one fixed end fixed said bag body near said top opening and a free end made with a sticking device for tying up the absorbent bag as said top opening is covered by said cover flap.

2. The absorbent bag of claim 1 wherein said bag body comprises a sticking device transversely disposed on a back side thereof for sticking to a support.

3. The absorbent bag of claim 1 wherein said cover flap comprises two opposite side extensions, each having a sticking device for fastening.