Disposable waste bag
OwnerLinda Sippioinventor
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Abstract
A disposable waste bag to be used in the management and collection of a user's urine and fecal matter in places where sanitary facilities do not exist or other situations that make the use of the present invention desirable. A sheet having a substantially truncated triangular shape having a front end and a larger rear side with two lateral rear ends. A rim with a narrow portion is cooperatively shaped to cover the user's genitalia. An enlarged portion of the rim covers the perianal area. The rim is slightly stiffer than the sheet member and extends symmetrically and longitudinally from the first end towards the rear side. The rim is preferably provided with a sealing adhesive to prevent the collected urine and feces from spilling out. A belt is used around a user's waist to keep the bag in place.
Claims6
A disposable waste bag, comprising:
- A) a flexible and impermeable sheet having substantially a truncated triangular shape defining a front end and an opposite rear side with first and second lateral rear ends;
- B) an elongated flexible rim member having a narrow portion and an enlarged portion, said narrow portion starting from said front end and extending longitudinally towards said rear side having cooperative ergonomic dimensions to surround the genital area and said enlarged portion extending longitudinally from said narrow portion and having cooperative ergonomic dimensions to surround the perianal area, and said enlarged portion being adjacent to said sheet and said rim member further including adhesive means for sealing said rim against the body of user;
- C) a loop assembly mounted to said front end;
- D) belt means having first and second ends, said first end being mounted to said first lateral rear end and said second end being selectively passed through said loop assembly and removably attached to said second lateral rear end and said belt means being positioned around a user's waist so that said belt means keeps said disposable waste bag in place.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.