Absorbent pad for receiving urine and feces and washing method therefor
OwnerFrancine Rainville-Lonn, Harvey Lonninventors
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An absorbent pad for receiving therein urine and feces. The absorbent pad comprises an elongated body having a bottom panel with a peripheral wall projecting from a periphery of the bottom panel to define a concavity, and a layer of absorbent material in the concavity. The bottom panel and the peripheral wall have impermeable outer surfaces such that liquid received in the concavity is retained therein and is absorbed by the layer of absorbent material. The absorbent pad is adapted for being positioned between legs of a person such that the concavity faces a crotch of the person for receiving at least one of urine and feces in the concavity. The peripheral wall is elevated so as to prevent the absorbent layer in the concavity of the absorbent pad from coming into contact with skin of the person.
An absorbent pad for receiving therein at least one of urine and feces, said absorbent pad comprising an elongated body having a bottom panel with a peripheral wall projecting from a periphery of said bottom panel to define a concavity, a layer of absorbent material in said concavity, said bottom panel and said peripheral wall having impermeable outer surfaces such that liquid received in said concavity is retained therein and is absorbed by said layer of absorbent material, said absorbent pad adapted for being positioned between legs of a person such that said concavity faces a crotch of the person for receiving at least one of urine and feces in said concavity, said peripheral wall being elevated so as to prevent said absorbent layer in said concavity of said absorbent pad from coming into contact with skin of the person.
A method for washing an absorbent pad having absorbed liquid therein, comprising the steps of:
An absorbent pad in combination with an undergarment,
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