Disposable paper bib
OwnerMelanie S. Patterson, Robert B. Pattersoninventors
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A roll of perforated, disposable bibs are provided, where a plurality of individual bib elements are linearly aligned in a perforated fashion. Each bib element includes a convex upper indentation protruding inward into the main planar surface at the upper boundary of the bib which mates with a concave lower protrusion extending downward from the main planar surface at a lower boundary of an adjacent bib. The concave lower protrusion functions also as a lap protective element, and the convex upper indentation aids in the formation of a neck slot perforation placed near, but slightly below the uppermost edge, and formed in a symmetric, curvilinear manner, having an upward arching lowermost point that smoothly transitions to horizontal at each end of the bib in a manner similar to the convex upper indentation.
A bib forming a generally rectangular planar surface having a first vertical edge parallel to and opposite from a second vertical edge, said first vertical edge being straight and smooth, and parallel to said second vertical edge which is also straight and smooth, said bib comprising:
A bib forming a generally rectangular planar surface having a first vertical edge parallel to and opposite from a second vertical edge, said first vertical edge being straight and smooth, and parallel to said second vertical edge which is also straight and smooth, said bib comprising:
A plurality of linearly aligned, rolled bibs adapted for disposable use, where each said roll of bibs is comprised of a plurality of individual bib elements, each said bib element comprising:
The plurality of linearly aligned, rolled bibs adapted for disposable use of claim 10, wherein each said bib element further comprising:
A bib forming a generally rectangular main planar surface having an uppermost edge, said bib comprising:
A bib forming a generally rectangular main planar surface having an uppermost edge, said bib comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.