Disposable Bed Sheets
AssigneeSandra Grayer
InventorSANDRA GRAYER
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Abstract
A polypropylene sheet with an upper panel and a lower panel that are joined at a foot end. The sheets are dimensioned to fit a person inside to protect them from direct contact with bedding sheets. There is an optional pillow pocket at the head end of the lower panel to fit a pillow inside also preventing direct contact. There are optional adhesive strips to seal one or both edges of the top panel to the bottom panel.
Claims19
Under circumstances where it is desired to provide sanitary bed sheets, or where bed sheets are unavailable, there is provided a device comprising a quantity of material that is arranged into two overlaying, disposable sheet panels, the device further comprising:
- a) a first sheet panel of rectangular shape, having a left-side edge a right-side edge, a foot end, and a head end;
- b) a second sheet panel of rectangular shape, having a left-side edge a right-side edge, a foot end, and a head end, whereby the left side and right side edges are of a length greater than the lengths of the left-side edge and right-side edge of the first sheet panel;
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- c) a common junction at the respective foot ends of the first sheet panel and the second sheet panel, the junction manifesting as permanent fold, which fold results in an overlapping interface between the left-side edges of both sheet panels and the right-side edges of both sheet panels.
Under circumstances where it is desired to provide sanitary bed sheets, or where bed sheets are unavailable, there is provided a device comprising a quantity of material that is arranged into two overlaying, disposable sheet panels, the device further comprising:
- a) a first sheet panel of rectangular shape, having a left-side edge a right-side edge, a foot end, and a head end;
- b) a second sheet panel of rectangular shape, having a left-side edge a right-side edge, a foot end, and a head end, whereby the left side and right side edges are of a length greater than the lengths of the left-side edge and right-side edge of the first sheet panel;
- c) a pocket fabricated at the head end of the second sheet panel, the pocket being of width, length and depth dimensions corresponding to the dimensions of a pillow
- d) a common junction at the respective foot ends of the first sheet panel and the second sheet panel, the junction manifesting as a permanent seam which seam results in an overlapping interface between the left-side edges of both sheet panels and the right-side edges of both sheet panels;
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- e) a means of temporarily closing the interface between one edge of the first sheet panel and the corresponding edge of the second sheet panel.
Under circumstances where it is desired to provide sanitary bed sheets, or where bed sheets are unavailable, there is provided a device comprising a quantity of material that is arranged into two overlaying, disposable sheet panels, the device further comprising:
- a) a first sheet panel of rectangular shape, having a left-side edge, a right-side edge, a foot end, and a head end;
- b) a second sheet panel of rectangular shape, having a left-side edge, a right-side edge, a foot end, and a head end, whereby the left side and right side edges are of a length greater than the respective lengths of the left-side edge and right-side edge of the first sheet panel;
- c) a pocket fabricated at the head end of the second sheet panel, the pocket being of width, length and depth dimensions corresponding to the dimensions of a pillow;
- d) a common junction at the respective foot ends of the first sheet panel and the second sheet panel, the junction manifesting as a permanent seam which results in an overlapping interface between the left-side edges of both sheet panels and the right-side edges of both sheet panels;
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- e) a means of temporarily closing the respective interfaces between the left-side edges of the first sheet panel and the second sheet panel and the right-side edges of the first sheet panel and the second sheet panel.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.