Composite liquid-retentive substrate for a hygiene article
OwnerVeronica Lee Berryinventor
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Abstract
A composite liquid-retentive substrate for a hygiene article comprises a base layer of first liquid-absorptive material. The base layer having a posterior end and a diametrically opposed anterior end interconnected by an intermediate tapered region. The posterior end has opposing posterior corners and the anterior end has opposing anterior corners. A posterior liquid-flow abutment comprising second absorptive material is disposed substantially around a perimeter of the posterior end. At least one anterior liquid-flow abutment comprising second absorptive material is disposed proximate one of the anterior corners of the anterior end.
Claims3
A composite liquid-retentive substrate for a hygiene article, the composite liquid-retentive substrate comprising:
- a substantially elongated base layer comprising first liquid-absorptive material having a posterior end having a longitudinal-most posterior edge, inwardly-approaching posterior side edges and opposing posterior corners,
- an anterior end smaller than and diametrically-opposed to said posterior end having a longitudinal-most anterior edge, inwardly-approaching anterior side edges and opposing anterior corners, and
- an intermediate tapered region interconnecting said posterior end and said anterior end;
- and
- at least one of
- a posterior liquid-flow abutment comprising second absorptive material disposed around a perimeter of said posterior end including said posterior corners extending to an open apex proximate said intermediate tapered region thereby resulting in a wide-based, narrow-opening, triangle in which said open apex faces said intermediate tapered region;
- and
- at least one
- substantially triangular-shaped anterior liquid-flow abutment separate and distinct from said posterior liquid-flow abutment comprising said second absorptive material wherein each of said substantially triangular-shaped anterior abutments is disposed at only one of said anterior corners of said anterior end.
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