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US 2016/0101000 A1Published application
Disposable Foil Lined Personal Bag
OwnerTyra Michelle Andrews Lopezinventor
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Abstract
A disposable foil lined top closure sealable hygiene bag consisting of an outer and inner layer with an interior space; to allow for the disposal of personal hygiene products, personal care, and consumer products. The outer layer consists of a paper or plastic based material. The outer layer can vary in degrees of transparency, opacity, and color. The inner layer is a foil based material attached and lined to the outer layer and exposed in the interior of the sealable bag.
Claims1
1) A storage and disposal system with a foil lined disposal bag for personal hygiene products, personal care, and consumer products comprising of;
- A. Sealable bag varies in size, thickness, and depth with each side surface composed of a minimum of two layers, an outer and inner layer fused together.
- B. Sealable bag consists of a top closure.
- C. Sealable bag consists with an open wedge portion removed from the sides of the bag to aid in bag manipulation and without an open wedge portion removed from the sides of the bag.
- D. The sealable opening mechanisms include but are not limited to zip-lined, lippers, adhesive, zippers or other mechanisms for sealing the bag. The sealing mechanism is within the interior of the bag.
- E. Three sides of the sealable bag are sealed by heat or other manufacturing mechanism.
- F. The sealable bag may be impregnated with scents, odor-eliminating, and/or substance degrading mechanisms.
- G. The outer layer of the sealable bag consists of a plastic or paper based material or other combination of materials.
- H. The outer layer of the sealable bag varies in degrees of transparency, opacity, and color.
- I. The inner layer of the sealable bag consists of a foil based material.
- J. The inner layer of the sealable bag is fused together to the outer layer as an inner lining.
- K. The foil based inner layer of the sealable bag is a method of receiving and containing the materials, controlling odors and masking the receivables.
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