JP3205353U - Body preservative - Google Patents

Abstract

[Problem] To provide a body preservative capable of suppressing the occurrence of body damage and odor, improving the appearance of a body in a cage, and not hindering bone raising. A body preserving agent used for preventing damage to a body, the body preserving agent containing chlorine dioxide generating agent 7 that reacts with carbon dioxide gas to generate chlorine dioxide gas. A chlorine generating member 6 and a cosmetic bag 10 disposed around the body in a state in which the chlorine dioxide generating member 6 is housed inside. The cosmetic bag 10 is made of chlorine dioxide by a material that becomes ash when burned. The chlorine dioxide generating member 6 is formed of a material that becomes ash when burned or a material that cannot be distinguished from ash when mixed with ash. The surface is decorated with 10d. [Selection] Figure 2

Description

  The present invention relates to a body preservative. More specifically, the present invention relates to a body preservative that suppresses damage to the body until it is discovered.

  If a person dies, the body will be stored after being placed in a futon. And while the night and funeral are held, the body is kept in a paid state. Since the body will be damaged over time, dry ice will be housed with the body in the cage in order to minimize damage to the body until the bereaved family's final farewell. Is done.

  Since dry bodies can be used to cool the body, damage to the body can be delayed. However, since dry ice simply cools the body, it is difficult to sufficiently prevent the body from being damaged by bacteria.

  Therefore, in addition to cooling with dry ice, a technique for sterilizing the body with chlorine dioxide to suppress damage to the body has been developed. For example, Patent Document 1 discloses a method in which a sheet-like member in which a hydrophilic bag containing a chlorine dioxide generator and a wet sheet containing a water-absorbing resin are stacked together with dry ice is put in a bag. In the case of this method, if chlorine dioxide gas is generated from the sheet-like member, chlorine dioxide gas can be brought into contact with the body, so that the body can be deodorized and sterilized.

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  However, in the technique of Patent Document 1, a sheet-like member is inserted between the dead body and the futon, and the sheet-like member itself is placed on the surface of the dead body. For this reason, the body in the cage is in a state where the chest part is swollen. In addition, since the wet sheet contains water and has a certain amount of bulk, the swelling of the wet sheet increases. For this reason, when the sheet-like member of Patent Document 1 is arranged, the chest part of the corpse becomes unnaturally swollen, and the appearance of the corpse in the bag deteriorates.

  Moreover, since the sheet-like member uses a wet sheet containing water that reacts with the chlorine dioxide generator, there is a possibility that unburned sheet-like members may be generated when the sheet is cremation. If there is any unburned sheet-like material, it will hinder the raising of bones and may cause discomfort to the bereaved family.

  In view of the above circumstances, the present invention provides a body preservative that can suppress the damage and odor generation of the body, improve the appearance of the body in the cage, and does not interfere with bone raising. Objective.

The body preservative of the first device is a body preservative used to prevent damage to the body, and the body preservative generates chlorine dioxide gas by reacting with carbon dioxide gas or the like to generate chlorine dioxide gas. A chlorine dioxide generating member containing an agent, and a cosmetic bag disposed around the body in a state where the chlorine dioxide generating member is accommodated therein, and the cosmetic bag becomes ash when burned. The chlorine dioxide generating member is formed of a material that becomes ash when burned or a material that is indistinguishable from ash when mixed with ash. The bag is characterized in that its surface is decorated.
The body preservative of the second device is the first device of the present invention, wherein the cosmetic bag is provided with an openable / closable opening for putting the chlorine dioxide generating agent on the back surface, and has a length of 50 to 80 mm and a width of 50 to 80 mm. It is characterized by being formed in a rectangular shape.
The body preservative of the third device is characterized in that, in the first or second device, the chlorine dioxide generating agent is a powder or lump sintered sepiolite carrying a drug containing chlorine dioxide ions. To do.
A corpse preservative according to a fourth device is the corpse preservative according to the first, second, or third device, wherein the corpse preservative contains a preservative pack in which the chlorine dioxide generating member is sealed, the preservative pack, and the cosmetic bag. And a cosmetic box.

According to the first device, when a chlorine dioxide generating member is put in a cosmetic bag and the cosmetic bag is placed around the body in a bag or a futon, the carbon dioxide gas in the air reacts with the chlorine dioxide generator. The chlorine dioxide gas generated can be brought into contact with the body. Then, since the bacteria adhering to the body and the bacteria floating around the body can be sterilized, damage to the body can be suppressed. Moreover, even if the corpse is damaged, the odor generated from the corpse can be deodorized with chlorine dioxide gas. Furthermore, since the surface of the cosmetic bag is decorated, the body can be decorated by arranging the cosmetic bag around the body. Therefore, the appearance of the body can be improved. Furthermore, even when put in a casket and cremated with the corpse, the cosmetic bag and chlorine dioxide generating member will become ash or become invisible even if mixed with ash, so it will not interfere with bone raising. And because it is not visible, there is no discomfort for the bereaved family.
According to the second device, the chlorine dioxide generator can be easily put in the cosmetic bag. And since a cosmetic bag is small, even if it arrange | positions around a dead body, it can prevent that an appearance deteriorates.
According to the third device, chlorine dioxide gas can be stably generated for a long period of time.
According to the fourth device, the chlorine dioxide generating member and the cosmetic bag can be easily stored and transported.

FIG. 2 is a schematic explanatory diagram of a corpse preservative 1 of the present embodiment in which a preservative pack 5 and a cosmetic bag 10 are accommodated in a container 2. (A) is a schematic explanatory view of the preservative pack 5 and the cosmetic bag 10, (B) is a rear view of the cosmetic bag 10, and (C) puts the chlorine dioxide generating member 6 through the opening 10 a of the cosmetic bag 10. It is a schematic explanatory drawing of work. It is a schematic explanatory drawing of the state which has arrange | positioned the cosmetic bag 10 around the dead body B lying on the mattress FS. It is a schematic explanatory drawing of the state which has arrange | positioned the cosmetic bag 10 around the body B in 棺 CF.

  The corpse preservative of the present invention is used to prevent damage to the corpse, and it can deodorize the odor generated from the corpse while preventing damage to the corpse, and also improves the appearance of the corpse. It has a feature that it can be done.

  The body preservative of the present invention is used in a jar in order to deodorize the odor generated from the body while preventing damage to the body in the jar, but is not limited to such use. For example, it can be used by putting it in a body before it is delivered, that is, around a body lying on a futon or the like or in a futon (see FIG. 3).

(December preservative 1 of the present invention)
As shown in FIG. 2, the corpse preservative 1 of the present invention includes a chlorine dioxide generating member 6 and a cosmetic bag 10, and is used by putting the chlorine dioxide generating member 6 in the cosmetic bag 10. is there.

(Chlorine dioxide generating member 6)
As shown in FIG. 2A, the chlorine dioxide generating member 6 is one in which a chlorine dioxide generating agent 7 is accommodated and enclosed in a packaging member 6a.

(Chlorine dioxide generator 7)
The chlorine dioxide generating agent 7 contains an agent that reacts with carbon dioxide gas or moisture in the gas to generate chlorine dioxide gas. For example, as the chlorine dioxide generating agent 7, those in which chlorine dioxide is made into powder or granules, or those in which the drug is supported on a porous substance can be used. In particular, the use of a material in which the above-mentioned chemical is carried on a porous material provides the advantage that chlorine dioxide gas can be stably generated from the chlorine dioxide generator 7 for a certain period of time.

The drug is not particularly limited as long as it has the above properties. For example, a drug containing chlorine dioxide ions can be used.
Further, the porous material for supporting the drug is not particularly limited. For example, powdered or massive sintered sepiolite can be used.

(Packaging member 6a)
The packaging member 6a can react the chlorine dioxide generating agent 7 with carbon dioxide gas or moisture in the gas in a state in which the chlorine dioxide generating agent 7 is sealed, and can release the generated chlorine dioxide gas to the outside. It has a function. That is, the packaging member 6a has a function of transmitting carbon dioxide gas, moisture, and the like and a function of transmitting chlorine dioxide gas. For example, the bag formed using the sheet | seat in which the fine hole was formed, the net-like sheet | seat, etc. can be used as the packaging member 6a. The packaging member 6a can be formed of a material that becomes ash when incinerated, for example, a sheet made of paper, natural fiber, or the like.

(Decorative bag 10)
As shown in FIG. 2, the cosmetic bag 10 is arranged around the body B in a state where the packaging member 6 a is accommodated therein. Similar to the packaging member 6a, the cosmetic bag 10 also has a function of transmitting carbon dioxide gas, moisture, and the like and a function of transmitting chlorine dioxide gas, and is formed of a material that becomes ash when incinerated. . That is, this cosmetic bag 10 also has a sheet formed with fine holes made of paper, natural fibers, etc., or a mesh-like sheet made of paper, natural fibers, etc., like the packaging member 6a. Can be formed using.

  The back surface of the cosmetic bag 10 is provided with an opening 10a communicating between the inside and the outside, and the chlorine dioxide generating member 6 can be inserted into the inside through the opening 10a.

  And this decoration bag 10 is provided with the decoration 10d suitable for decorating the body B on the surface. For example, as a decoration 10d, a flower or plant pattern is drawn on the surface of the cosmetic bag 10 (see FIG. 2A).

(Description of usage state)
Since the body preservative 1 of the present invention has the above-described configuration, if the chlorine dioxide generating member 6 is put into the cosmetic bag 10 and used as follows, the body B is prevented from being damaged. The odor generated from the body B can be deodorized, and the body B can be decorated to improve its appearance.

  In FIG. 4, the symbol CF indicates a bag in which the body B is accommodated. FIG. 4 shows a general bag CF and a state where the lid is not closed. The body B is placed in the bag CF with the comforter FU hung on the mattress FS.

  As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, dry ice D is disposed around the body B placed on the mattress FS so as to cool the body B. The position where the dry ice D is arranged is not particularly determined, but it is usually arranged near the face where the internal organs such as the chest and the abdomen are easily damaged (see FIG. 3). In addition, the dry ice D arrange | positioned at a chest and the abdomen is arrange | positioned in the comforter FU so that it may not be seen as much as possible (refer FIG. 4).

  As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the cosmetic bag 10 containing the chlorine dioxide generating member 6 in the body preservative 1 of the present invention is disposed so as to surround the body B. Specifically, the cosmetic bag 10 surrounds the body B on the comforter FU (see FIG. 4) or between the comforter FU and the comforter FS (that is, on the comforter FS (see FIG. 3)). Placed in.

  If the cosmetic bag 10 is arranged in this manner, carbon dioxide gas generated from the dry ice D can be brought into contact with the cosmetic bag 10. That is, since the chlorine dioxide generating member 6 accommodated in the cosmetic bag 10 and the carbon dioxide gas can be brought into contact with each other, chlorine dioxide gas can be generated.

  Since the generated chlorine dioxide contacts the body B while diffusing, the portion of the body B that contacts the chlorine dioxide is sterilized by chlorine dioxide gas. That is, since the bacteria attached to the dead body B can be sterilized by chlorine dioxide, the dead body B can be prevented from being damaged by the bacteria.

  Further, since chlorine dioxide gas is heavier than air, if the body B is accommodated in the soot CF, the generated chlorine dioxide gas is accumulated in the soot CF. That is, since the dead body B can be immersed in a gas containing chlorine dioxide gas in the cocoon CF, the dead body B in the cocoon CF can be kept in contact with the chlorine dioxide gas at all times. . Then, since bacteria floating in the cocoon CF and bacteria entering the cocoon CF from the outside can be sterilized by chlorine dioxide gas before adhering to the dead body B, the dead body B is more damaged by the bacteria. It can be surely suppressed.

  In addition, if the body B is immersed in chlorine dioxide gas, even if the body B is damaged and generates an odor, the odor exists around the body B. It can be deodorized with chlorine dioxide gas. That is, since the air diffusing from the inside of the cocoon CF is deodorized by the chlorine dioxide gas, the odor of the corpse B can be prevented from diffusing in the place where the cocoon CF is placed.

  Furthermore, since the decoration 10d is provided on the surface of the cosmetic bag 10, even if the cosmetic bag 10 is placed around the body B in the bag CF, the person who sees the body B places the deodorizing disinfectant. It is hard to receive the impression that you are doing. And if the decoration 10d of the cosmetic bag 10 is a pattern of a flower, a plant, etc., it can also give the impression that the body B is decorated with the pattern. That is, by arranging the cosmetic bag 10, it is possible to deodorize the odor generated from the corpse B while suppressing damage to the corpse B, and to improve the appearance of the corpse.

  Furthermore, since the cosmetic bag 10 and the packaging member 6a are formed of a material that becomes ash when incinerated, even when the cosmetic bag 10 and the packaging member 6a are cremated together with the corpse B in the casket CF, the remains of the cosmetic bag 10 and the packaging member 6a remain as remains, etc. Do not stick to or mix. Therefore, even if the cremation is carried out with the cosmetic bag 10 placed, it does not get in the way of raising the bones and is not visible to the bereaved family, so there is no discomfort to the bereaved family.

  In addition, when the chlorine dioxide generating agent 7 of the chlorine dioxide generating member 6 contains a material that does not burn even when cremated, such as sintered sepiolite, the unburned material may be mixed into the remains. There is sex. Therefore, when the chlorine dioxide generating agent 7 includes a material that does not burn even when cremated, the cosmetic bag 10 is preferably arranged so as not to overlap the body B.

  In addition, when the chlorine dioxide generating agent 7 of the chlorine dioxide generating member 6 contains a material that does not burn even when cremated (hereinafter referred to as an incombustible material), the incombustible material is in an assimilated state with ash. It is desirable to use something. In other words, even if non-combustible material remains burned, if it is indistinguishable when mixed with ash, it will not be noticed by the bereaved family, so there will be no discomfort for the bereaved family. The method for preventing the incombustible material from being distinguished from ash when mixed with ash is not particularly limited. For example, a method of using a non-combustible material having the same color as ash or a color close to ash, or coloring the non-combustible material in such a color can be mentioned. Further, if the non-combustible material is made into a granularity of about several millimeters, it becomes difficult to distinguish it from ash when mixed with ash.

(About the cosmetic bag 10)
The size of the cosmetic bag 10 is not particularly limited, but it is preferably not large enough to be able to decorate the body B with the surface decoration 10d when placed near the body B. If the cosmetic bag 10 is too small, it may be inconspicuous, but the chlorine dioxide generating member 6 that can be accommodated inside becomes smaller. Then, the amount of chlorine dioxide generating agent 7 accommodated in the chlorine dioxide generating member 6 is reduced, and the time during which chlorine dioxide gas can be generated from the chlorine dioxide generating member 6 is shortened. Therefore, the period during which the body B can be deodorized and sterilized is shortened. Become. In other words, there is a possibility that the body B cannot be sufficiently prevented from being damaged during the period from payment to cremation. In addition, the deodorizing effect may not be sufficiently obtained.

  Therefore, it is desirable that the cosmetic bag 10 and the chlorine dioxide generating member 6 have a certain size. For example, if the cosmetic bag 10 is rectangular, the size is about 50 to 80 mm in length and about 50 to 80 mm in width. And if the chlorine dioxide generating member 6 matched to the size of the cosmetic bag 10 is used, the amount of the chlorine dioxide generating agent 7 can be maintained to prevent the body B from being damaged during the period from payment to cremation. The amount can be sufficient to exert a deodorizing effect.

  The shape of the cosmetic bag 10 is not limited to a rectangular shape, and may be a circle or a triangle, and is not particularly limited. What is necessary is just to have the magnitude | size and shape which can accommodate the chlorine dioxide generating member 6 which accommodated the quantity of the chlorine dioxide generating agent 7 in which the effect mentioned above was accommodated.

(About packaging of the body preservative 1 of this embodiment)
If the body preservative 1 of this embodiment is comprised only with the chlorine-dioxide generation | occurrence | production member 6 and the cosmetic bag 10, as mentioned above, the damage of the body B can be prevented and the deodorizing effect can also be acquired. it can.

  However, since the chlorine dioxide generating member 6 generates chlorine dioxide gas when it comes into contact with air, it needs to be kept out of contact with the air until it is used. For this reason, it is desirable that the chlorine dioxide generating member 6 is enclosed in a preservative pack 5 made of an aluminum bag or the like so as not to touch the air (see FIGS. 1 and 2).

  The preservative pack 5 preferably contains a plurality of chlorine dioxide generating members 6. Specifically, the chlorine dioxide generating member 6 used at one time is accommodated in one preservative pack 5. Then, even if the amount of the chlorine dioxide generating member 6 is not considered, if all the chlorine dioxide generating members 6 enclosed in one preservative pack 5 are used, an appropriate amount of chlorine dioxide gas can be generated. Can do.

  It is not always necessary to enclose all the chlorine dioxide generating members 6 used at one time in one preservative pack 5. A plurality of preservative packs 5 may contain a chlorine dioxide generating member 6 used at a time. For example, if ten chlorine dioxide generating members 6 are required at a time, five chlorine dioxide generating members 6 are sealed in one preservative pack 5. Then, if two preservative packs 5 are opened and all the chlorine dioxide generating members 6 are used, an appropriate amount of chlorine dioxide gas can be generated.

  Further, it is desirable to store and transport the preservative pack 5 and the cosmetic bag 10 as a set. In this case, the preservative pack 5 and the cosmetic bag 10 may be stored and transported in a bag or the like, but are preferably stored and transported in the cosmetic box 2 (see FIG. 1). Since the body preservative 1 of the present embodiment can be stacked in the state of being put in the cosmetic box 2, the storage place can be saved and the conveyance is facilitated. In addition, when providing to bereaved family members, the impression that the bereaved family can receive can be improved.

  The corpse preservative of the present invention is suitable as a preservative used for preventing damage to the corpse and deodorizing the odor generated from the corpse until cremation.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Body preservative 2 Container 5 Preservative pack 6 Chlorine dioxide generating member 6a Packaging member 7 Chlorine dioxide generating agent 10 Cosmetic bag 10a Opening 10d Decoration B Body CF 棺 D Dry ice FU Quilt FS Quilt

Claims (4)

A body preservative used to prevent body damage,
The body preservative is
A chlorine dioxide generating member containing a chlorine dioxide generator that reacts with carbon dioxide gas or the like to generate chlorine dioxide gas;
In a state in which the chlorine dioxide generating member is housed inside, a cosmetic bag disposed around the body is provided,
The cosmetic bag
It is formed in a structure that can pass chlorine dioxide gas by the material that becomes ash when burned,
The chlorine dioxide generating member is
It is made of materials that become ash when burned or materials that are indistinguishable from ash when mixed with ash,
In the cosmetic bag,
A body preservative characterized in that the surface is decorated. The cosmetic bag is
On the back, it has an openable and closable opening for putting the chlorine dioxide generator,
The body preservative according to claim 1, wherein the body preservative is formed in a rectangular shape having a length of 50 to 80 mm and a width of 50 to 80 mm. The chlorine dioxide generator is
The mortuary preservative according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a powder or massive sintered sepiolite is loaded with a drug containing chlorine dioxide ions. The body preservative is
A preservative pack in which the chlorine dioxide generating member is sealed;
The mortuary preservative according to claim 1, 2 or 3, further comprising: a preservative pack and a cosmetic box for housing the cosmetic bag.

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