Body warmer

A body warmer comprising:

• a. a top panel having
• i. ends, and the distance across the ends being the width of the panel, and
• ii. sides, and the distance along the sides being the length of the panel,
• b. a bottom panel having the same size and shape as the top panel,
• c. said panels each being tissue paper with a synthetic plastic coating on one side and perforated,
• d. said top panel over the bottom panel with the plastic coating side of each panel face-to-face with and contacting the plastic coating side of the other panel,
• e. said panels adhered together to form three tubular branches joined to a tubular trunk by manifold,
• ee. the manifold providing fluid communication between the trunk and the tubular branches,
• f. each branch having a width equal to about 1/3 the width of the panels and length of more than two thirds the length of the panels,
• g. all the branches closed at one end of the panels,
• jj. each tubular branch separated by a separation from adjacent tubular branches,
• kk. adjacent branches remain proximate to each other at the ends of said branches joined to the manifold,
• ll. the separation between the tubular branches extends from the closed ends of said branches toward the manifold so that said branches may be oriented farther apart from each other at the closed ends than at the ends joining the manifold,
• j. the trunk having a width of about one half the width of the panels, and
• k. said trunk being open at the end of the panels opposite the end where the panels are closed.

The body warmer as defined in claim 18 with the addition of said means for supplying warm air has

• p. a flexible tube extending from
• q. a base unit,
• r. said flexible tube terminating with rigid tube having a circumference less than twice the width of the trunk,
• s. said trunk telescoped over said rigid tube, and
• t. a band surrounding the trunk and the rigid tube thereby holding the trunk onto the rigid tube.

A body warmer on a mattress beneath a light air permeable blanket comprising in combination with the above:

• a. a top and bottom perforated panel of tissue paper,
• b. each panel coated with a synthetic plastic,
• c. said panels adhered together to form three tubular branches joined to a tubular trunk by manifold,
• d. each tubular branch separated by a separation from adjacent tubular branches,
• e. adjacent branches remain proximate to each other at the ends of said branches joined to the manifold,
• f. the separation between the tubular branches extends from the closed ends of said branches toward the manifold so that said branches may be oriented farther apart from each other at the closed ends than at the ends joining the manifold,
• g. the manifold providing fluid communication between the trunk and the tubular branches, and
• h. a flexible tube connecting
• j. a warm air blower to the trunk.