JP2007503362A - Wrapping paper for chewing gum after chewing - Google Patents

Abstract

  A wrapping paper for chewing gum that has been chewed is formed by an upper part (1) and a lower part (2) having the same shape and size, and the entire surfaces of the parts are glued together, both parts (1), ( 2) provides a pre-carved vertical straight line (3) located on the opposite side, part (1,2) partly from one third of the outer circumference of part (1,2) Affixed together along one-half edge.

Description

  The present invention is applied to a wrapping paper for chewing gum that has been chewed to achieve easy, hygienic and environmentally friendly disposal of chewing gum that has been chewed for the purpose of improving the environment.

  Chewed chewing gum thrown away on public places, such as paved roads, public building floors or turf, contributes to environmental pollution and greatly enhances the utility and aesthetic value of places available to the public. It is a cause of damage. The removal of chewing gum after chewing is a problem because the chewing gum usually adheres firmly to the surface of the placed object.

  It is known that various machines are used for the purpose of removing sticky chewing gum from paved roads or floors. This machine uses a solubilizer or local cooling to facilitate removal by the machine. High cost and high operating costs are one of the few disadvantages of using such machines. Another drawback is that the cleaning is at regular intervals.

  To prevent the above problems, managers or owners of publicly open locations often use hygienic devices such as small waste containers fitted with replaceable inserts. The disadvantage of these devices is that their use is limited to installation in buildings such as banks, hotels, restaurants and the like. This method does not solve the disposal of chewing gum after it has been chewed into open areas, paved roads and turf.

  Another known solution is the device included in many wrapping papers. Each wrapping paper can be peeled off and used as a wrapping paper for chewing gum that has been chewed. Disadvantages of this solution are complicated handling, the need to use both hands to open the wrapper, packaging that has already been soiled by using bare hands or being carried in a pocket or bag for a long time The paper is in contact with the consumer's lips.

  The above disadvantages are overcome by the wrapping paper for chewing gum as described in the present invention, and the present invention discloses that the wrapping paper is formed by an upper part and a lower part having the same shape and size. And Each part is bonded together on the entire surface. Both parts provide a pre-scored vertical straight line located on the opposite side, and these parts are partly along the edge of the outer one-third to one-half Are pasted together.

  The advantage of the finished chewing gum wrapper according to the invention is that its use is hygienic, simple and practical. One hand is enough to throw away the chewing gum. The wrapping paper is opened by pressing with two fingers without directly touching the mouth or hand. Another advantage is that the wrapping paper wrapped around the chewing gum that has already been chewed can be carried in a pocket, handbag or the like for the purpose of subsequent disposal in the trash box without fear of sticking. The next advantage is from an aesthetic point of view, and if the wrapping shape remains the same, it is therefore not wasted at all. The main advantage of the present invention is that the chewing gum that has been chewed by the wrapping paper can be continuously disposed of in an environmentally friendly manner. The cleaning is that the wrapper is easily removed and therefore ultimately provides environmental protection.

  In the accompanying drawings, there is shown an embodiment of a sample tool described in the present invention.

  According to a sample embodiment, a wrapping paper for chewing gum that has been chewed is formed by an upper part 1 and a lower part 2. Both parts 1, 2 have a circular shape with the same diameter of 30 millimeters, are manufactured from recycled paper and are folded by a method in which the entire surfaces of both parts 1, 2 are brought together. Both parts 1 and 2 are partially attached to each other along the edge of one-third to one-half of the outer periphery, and are adhered and fixed to each other using a temporary folding lid 4. Both parts 1, 2 are provided with a pre-engraved vertical straight line 3, which is useful for opening the wrapper by pressing two sides of the wrapper with two fingers. . After that, the chewing gum that has been chewed is discharged from the mouth to the wrapping paper without directly touching the finger. As a result, the wrapping paper is thrown into the trash.

  Alternatively, for more aesthetic reasons, circular wrapping paper is replaced with square or rectangular wrapping paper, and thus wrapping paper with rounded edges, as well as cylindrical, oval, flower-shaped and other wrapping papers. be able to. The wrapping paper is replaced with a wrapping paper of another material, and the parts 1, 2 can be glued together by sewing, fixing or welding. Coin-sized wrapping paper is effectively used to make it easier to carry the wrapping paper in a pocket or handbag.

  The wrapping paper according to the invention can be used to throw away all types of chewing gums that have been chewed. The wrapper can be attached directly when the chewing gum is sold or is available in restaurants, cultural institutions and other places.

It is a top view of the shape of the developed wrapping paper before forming a part. It is a front view of the wrapping paper bonded together. It is a side view of the wrapping paper bonded together. It is a front view of the wrapping paper spread.

Claims (1)

  Formed by an upper part (1) and a lower part (2) having the same shape and size, the entire surfaces of the parts are laminated together, both parts (1), (2) are located on the opposite side A pre-carved vertical straight line (3) is provided, and the parts (1, 2) are partially attached to each other along one-third to one-half edges of the outer periphery of the part (1, 2) A wrapping paper for chewing gum that has been chewed.

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