DE9520C - Disinfection and smoking boards resp. columns - Google Patents

Description

1879.

Class 30.

Dr. W. KÜBEL in HOLZMINDEN. Desi nfections- and smoking table η resp. -Columns.

Patented in the German Empire on September 4, 1879.

Tables, columns, or other expedient forms are made in a state of great porosity from a mineral mass. Fired gypsum is ideal for this purpose, which, mixed with a copious amount of water to a rather thin pulp, in suitable Molds being poured. After hardening, the cast pieces are initially mild, finally exposed to a rather intense heat in order to remove all water, except for the constitutional water, to drive out. The pieces then remain in a state of great porosity and are capable of up to 50 pCt. soak up liquids of their weight and above.

Appropriately prepared clay and some other mineral substances are also suitable to produce such porous masses.

The pieces become larger for disinfection purposes, thin plates are used for smoking purposes manufactured. The tablets or pillars obtained in this way are now filled with the liquids in question (for disinfection purposes e.g. with pure, liquid carbolic acid) soaked by this either pour over it as long as there is still suction, or the pieces into the Put liquid in until it is soaked, or the pieces will be filled with a soaked in a certain amount of liquid, especially when making incense tablets, the tablets with certain amounts of incense balm, more essential oils or similar substances.

If solid substances, but which melt at a slightly elevated temperature, are to be incorporated, in this way one warms the tablets sufficiently and applies the substances in question to them, z. B. when using solid carbolic acid.

Otherwise the substances are also dissolved in alcohol or another solvent and soaks with the solution, e.g. B. in the production of vanillin, benzoin or musk tablets.

The disinfection tablets or pillars are kept wrapped in parchment paper; the Incense tablets as well or also in foil packaging.

The application is a very simple one. The disinfection boards or pillars are after Remove the parchment paper - wrapping expediently on a board in the to disinfecting rooms, sick rooms, toilets, under the beds or in any other suitable place Put down or put. If the smell is too strong at first, the parchment paper will be only partially, and then more and more as the odor diminishes and more away. If you want to have a very strong effect, the tables get warm placed.

If the smell subsides, a new impregnation can be made, which is in can be done very easily in the specified manner.

To disinfect clothes, the tablets are wrapped in loose paper and so on stuck in or wrapped in the stuff. One proceeds in the same way with conservation of fur.

The incense tablets are heated appropriately.

To perfume the laundry, use incense essence, rose oil, musk, vanillin, coumarin and the like soaked tablets between the laundry; such tablets can also be used carry it in your pocket.

In the case of incense tablets, the fact that the bearer is of particular importance is of particular importance of the odorous substance does not suffer any change from the strongest heat, while during use of smoking powder or smoking paper the decomposition of the carrier by the heat initially good odor is greatly impaired by the flammable substances that develop.

Claims (1)

Patent claim: The production of disinfection boards or columns, as well as incense tablets through soaking of porous boards or other forms of gypsum or clay with disinfectant liquids, also belonging solid substances, as well as smoking materials of all kinds.