One swipe anti-bacteria disposable toilet seat wipe
OwnerColbert Johnson, Valma Johnsoninventors
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Abstract
An improved anti-bacteria wipe for cleansing and drying toilet seats in public restrooms that is biodegradable and destroys germs and bacteria on contact. The wipe is comprised of three layers. The pre-moistened first layer is infused with a quick drying anti-bacteria solution that kills germs and bacteria on contact. The second layer is an ultra thin biodegradable plastic to prevent seepage between the first and third layers. The third layer is a dry absorbent material used to remove any remaining moisture from the toilet seat. The wipe is sealed in an outer pouch to maximize shelf life. The wipe can easily and safely be flushed down the toilet following use.
Claims11
A one swipe anti-bacteria disposable toilet seat wipe comprising:
- an absorbent first layer infused with an anti-bacteria solution;
- a second layer, being substantially impervious to the solution of said first layer and having a top side and a bottom side, where the top side is attached to said first layer;
- a substantially dry and absorbent third layer that is attached to the bottom side of said second layer.
A wiping device for cleansing toilet seats on contact comprising:
- a first layer having a top side and a bottom side;
- said first layer including an infusion of a liquid anti-bacteria means formulated to kill germs and bacteria on contact;
- said first layer being composed of a biodegradable sanitary paper;
- a second layer having a top side and a bottom side;
- said top side of the second layer being attached to the bottom side of said first layer;
- said second layer being composed of an ultra thin biodegradable plastic to prevent moisture seepage between the layers;
- a third layer having a top side and a bottom side;
- said third layer being comprised of a substantially dry absorbent biodegradable material;
- said top side of the third layer being attached to the bottom side of the second layer.
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