Method for Retaining a Dry Tissue Dispenser On Horizontal Surface

A method for positioning and retaining a dry tissue dispenser on a horizontal surface, the method comprising:

• positioning a dry tissue dispenser on a horizontal surface, the dry tissue dispenser comprising:
• a rigid box containing dry tissue;
• a permanently openable slot on a top surface of the box for extracting the dry tissue;
• and
• a Pressure Sensitive Adhesive (PSA) attached to a bottom surface of the box.;
• determining if a patient can reach and extract dry tissue from the dry tissue dispenser;
• if the patient cannot reach and extract dry tissue from the dry tissue dispenser:
• repositioning the dry tissue dispenser on the horizontal surface;
• and
• again determining if a patient can reach and extract dry tissue from the dry tissue dispenser;
• and
• if the patient can reach and extract dry tissue from the dry tissue dispenser:
• noting the position of the dry tissue dispenser;
• removing a release layer from a Pressure Sensitive Adhesive on a bottom of the rigid box;
• positioning the dry tissue dispenser in the noted position;
• and
• pressing down on the rigid box to adhere the PSA on a bottom surface of the rigid box to the horizontal surface while avoiding compressing the dry tissue in the rigid box.

A method for positioning and retaining a dry tissue dispenser on a horizontal surface, the method comprising:

• obtaining a dry tissue dispenser comprising:
• a rigid box containing the dry tissue;
• a permanently openable slot on a top surface of the rigid box for extracting the dry tissue;
• and
• a Pressure Sensitive Adhesive (PSA) attached to a bottom surface of the box;
• removing a release layer from a Pressure Sensitive Adhesive on a bottom of the rigid box;
• positioning the dry tissue dispenser on a horizontal surface of furniture residing next to a bed or seating of a facility selected from a hospital, a rehab facility, and an assisted living facility;
• pressing down on the rigid box to adhere the PSA on a bottom surface of the rigid box to the horizontal surface while avoiding compressing the dry tissue in the rigid box;
• and
• a disabled patient residing on the bed or seating in the facility removing the dry tissue from the dry tissue dispenser using a single hand, allowing use of the dry tissue without holding the dry tissue dispenser with a second hand.