JPH0739817U - Sanitary napkin packaging - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Purpose] To provide a sanitary napkin package in which used sanitary napkins are hygienically and cleanly processed, and the napkins can be replaced comfortably. [Structure] At the end (3) which is the lower side of the joint (2) where the longitudinal ends forming the package (1) are vertically overlapped with each other from the opposite direction, the napkin can be reused after the package is opened. Adhesive and above it the upper edge (4)
Is characterized by overlapping.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a sanitary napkin package capable of handling sanitary napkins that have already been used as feces.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 Conventionally, as a method of treating a used sanitary napkin, (a) the perforated portion of the package is broken and a new napkin is taken out and placed in a bag-shaped package. (B) Pull the upper end of the part where the longitudinal ends of the package overlap vertically from the opposite direction to open the package, take out a new napkin, and put it in the pocket-shaped package. (C) After peeling off the tape, pull out the upper end to make a package as shown in (b) above, take out the napkin, put it on the one piece and roll it into a tube. Tape the ends. There was such a thing.

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 If you remove the used napkin from your underwear and open the new napkin packaging (even in the opposite order), you will have both napkins in your hand. Replacing one of them somewhere or putting the used napkins in the waste container will make replacement difficult. In both cases, used napkins are unwieldy and unsanitary. To avoid it, wrapping it in toilet paper wastes time and extra paper. This is because all conventional methods of treating used napkins can only be used to treat used napkins after opening the new napkin packaging and removing the napkin. The present invention was devised to solve these drawbacks.

[0004]

[Means for Solving the Problems] A joint portion (2) that overlaps both ends in the longitudinal direction forming a package (1) vertically from opposite directions is used as an opening of the package, and an end that is a lower side thereof ( After 3) opening the napkin packaging, make sure it has enough adhesive strength to be used again. The upper end (4) is overlaid on top of it, leaving a portion (5) to be pulled up when opening the napkin package. Both ends (6) in different directions are joined so that they can be easily peeled off when the upper end (4) and the lower end (3) are pulled when opening. The present invention is a sanitary napkin package having the above-mentioned configuration.

[0005]

[Action]

 Fold the used napkin (8) with the dirty surface inside and press it appropriately against the surface (7) opposite to the joint that will be the opening of the package containing the new napkin. Next, peel off the upper end (4) of the opening of the new napkin package and cover the outer surface on the used napkin. Next, peel off the lower end (3), overlay it on the surface including the above-mentioned upper end (4), and attach it with the adhesive force given to the lower end (3), then use Wrap the napkin.

[0006]

【Example】

 Hereinafter, examples of the present invention will be described. (A) The joint part (2) that overlaps the longitudinal ends of the sanitary napkin package (1) in the opposite direction from top to bottom is used as an opening for opening the package, and after opening at the lower end (3). Give the adhesive enough to be used again. (B) The upper end (4) is overlapped and joined to the lower end (3), leaving a portion (5) to be pulled up when opening the napkin package. (C) Both ends (6) in different directions are easily joined to each other when the upper end (4) and the lower end (3) at the time of opening are pulled. This proposal has the above-mentioned structure, and when using it, hold the joint that will be the opening of the new napkin package in front, and place it on the back side (7) with the dirty side inside. Press on the used napkin (8) that has been folded. Then peel off the upper edge (4) of the opening of the new napkin packaging, roll it backwards and cover it on the used napkin. Next, peel off the other lower end (3) having adhesive strength, rotate it backward, and cover it on the surface including the above-mentioned upper end (4). This will allow the lower end (3) to be covered later to stick and the used napkin (8) to be wrapped tightly in a new napkin wrap.

[0007]

[Effect of device]

 Since a new napkin is taken out and the used napkin is wrapped in the package at the same time, you can hold the used napkin in your hand, put it somewhere else, or put it in the waste container as it is. Easy to handle and hygienic. What's more, since you can use your hands freely no matter how you handle the used napkins, it is no longer a hassle to peel off the release film covering the adhesive on the non-skin side of the new napkins. This has traditionally been a hassle to handle when changing napkins. According to the present invention, the replacement of the napkin can be carried out very efficiently and comfortably.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a sectional view of the present invention before use.

FIG. 3 is a sectional view showing a usage state of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Package of napkin 2 Joint part which will be opening port 3 End which is lower side of joint part 4 End which is upper side of joint part 5 Upper knob part 6 Both ends in different direction 7 Face which is opposite side of joint part 8 Used napkins

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A sanitary napkin in which both ends of a longitudinal direction forming a package (1) are vertically overlapped with each other from opposite directions and an adhesive force is given to an end (3) below a joint (2). Packaging.