KR200356911Y1 - Hygienic band for woman - Google Patents

Abstract

Women's sanitary napkin of the present invention is made of any one or more of cotton flannel, cotton circular knit, and refined cotton fabric, in order to prevent female genital and skin diseases and reduce environmental pollution, dyed and brushed with natural dyes It is provided with the endothelial, the endothelial contacting the skin when worn, made of any one or more of cotton flannel, cotton circular knit, refined cotton fabric, and burlap, brushed, the edge portion is sewn like an endothelial The outer skin located on the outer surface of the wearer, an absorbent band composed of cotton circular knitting knit provided on the inner surface of the inner layer in a laminated structure between the inner skin and the outer skin, and brushed to absorb and store the physiological fluid that has passed through the inner skin, It is provided in a laminated structure between the absorbent band and the outer skin to block the seeping out of the side, and dyes cotton fabric with persimmon. It is composed of a waterproof stand formed by.

Description

Sanitary Napkins for Women {HYGIENIC BAND FOR WOMAN}

The present invention relates to a female sanitary napkin, and more particularly, to a female sanitary napkin which prevents female genital diseases and skin diseases and reduces environmental pollution.

In general, natural dyes have recently emerged because of their advantages in terms of benefits to the human body compared to synthetic dyes, environmentally friendly and natural in color, and have been applied in various fields.

In particular, Chinese herbal dyes have been used as a folk remedy for the benefit of the human body since ancient times, such as wormwood underwear or joiner futons.

Women's sanitary napkins are urgently concealed because their use is a secret part of women, and in recent years, the development of the sanitary napkins focuses solely on the enhancement of functionality.

This women's sanitary napkin typically consists of a permeable inner sheath that contacts the skin, an impermeable outer sheath opposite, and an absorbent layer that absorbs the physiological fluid between the inner and outer sheaths.

This sanitary napkin is made up of hygroscopic pulp as the main ingredient to effectively absorb and store menstrual blood and other secretions from the woman's womb and to clean up the finish.

This sanitary napkin pulp contains ingredients that are harmful to the human body because they are processed by a large amount of bleach. Also, the vagina of a woman has a tendency to attract external substances strongly.

Despite this, most women now use disposable sanitary napkins made of pulp, which contain large amounts of harmful ingredients.

Therefore, this feminine sanitary napkin causes harmful components of the human body to be absorbed into the vagina of the woman, causing various female genital diseases and skin diseases such as menstrual disorders, blood circulation disorder, coldness, menstrual cramps, and causing environmental pollution. .

The present invention is to solve the above problems, an object of the present invention to provide a female sanitary napkin to prevent female genital diseases and skin diseases and reduce environmental pollution.

1 is a perspective view of a female sanitary napkin according to the present invention.

Figure 2 is an exploded perspective view of the female sanitary napkin according to the present invention.

3 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line A-A of FIG.

4 is another perspective view of the auxiliary absorption zone.

5 is a perspective view of the absorption band.

FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view taken along line B-B of FIG. 5.

7 is a perspective view of another embodiment of the female sanitary napkin according to the present invention.

8 is a perspective view of the panties in a state wearing the female sanitary napkin of FIG.

* Description of the symbols for the main parts of the drawings *

1, 3: inner skin, outer skin 5: absorption band

7: waterproof stand 9: auxiliary absorber

11: pocket 13: sewing line

15: Velcro tape for attaching 17: panties

19: panty side velcro tape

Women's sanitary napkin according to the present invention,

Consisting of at least one of cotton flannel, cotton circular knit, and refined cotton fabric, dyed and brushed with natural dyes, and the inner skin that touches the skin when worn,

It is provided opposite to the inner skin, made of any one or more of cotton flannel, cotton circular knit, refined cotton fabric, and burlap, brushed, the outer portion is sewn like an endothelial outer skin when worn,

Absorbing band consisting of a cotton circular knitting knit provided to the endothelial side in a laminated structure between the endothelium and the outer skin and brushed to absorb and store the physiological fluid passed through the endothelium, and

The physiological fluid stored in the absorbent band is provided in a laminated structure between the absorbent band and the outer shell to prevent leakage of the outer skin side and includes a waterproof band formed by dyeing cotton fabric with a persimmon.

The natural dye is preferably at least one of motherwort, vinegar, madder, joiner, safflower, onion, gardenia, lye, alder, balsam, ginger, cucumber, fir, hollyhock, string, brier, arrow, and volcanic ash. Do.

The endothelium has pockets on both sides thereof, and includes an auxiliary absorption zone made of the same material as the endothelium so that both ends thereof are inserted to increase the absorption capacity of the physiological fluid.

The auxiliary absorption band is provided with a dotted line adhesive portion at both ends of its long side so as to be attached to a disposable sanitary napkin.

The absorption band is configured by continuously sewing a cotton circular knit knit brushed to resemble an outer shape to prevent the absorbed physiological fluid from seeping into the side of the absorption band.

The outer shell is provided with a velcro tape for attachment on the opposite side of the panty side velcro tape so as to be attached to the velcro tape provided inside the panties.

The tarpaulin may be formed of any one or more of a waterproof fabric, a grass fed cotton fabric, and an oil paper provided in a laminated structure between the absorbent band and the outer shell.

Advantages and advantages of the present invention will be more apparent from the following detailed description based on the accompanying drawings.

Figure 1 is a perspective view of the female sanitary napkin according to the present invention, Figure 2 is an exploded perspective view of the female sanitary napkin, Figure 3 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line AA of Figure 1, the endothelial (1), the outer shell (3), the absorption band (5) It includes, and the waterproof bag (7), and consists of a configuration that may include an auxiliary absorption band (9) used as needed.

The endothelial (1) is a part directly in contact with the skin when wearing a sanitary napkin, the first to absorb the physiological fluid and vaginal discharge discharged from the uterus while protecting the skin, to be delivered directly to the absorption band (5) located inside the endothelial (1) It is preferably composed of a material that can be.

The endothelial (1) is dyed with natural dyes that can effectively prevent various female genital and skin diseases, and is made of cotton flannel, brushed cotton knit, or refined cotton fabric to protect the skin. It consists of two or more of these.

This cotton circular knit knit is an annular knitted fabric knitted with a circular knitting machine, which has superior brushing processability compared to cotton flannel, and has the advantage of reducing the number of knitted fabric sheets when forming a laminated structure. The refined cotton fabric remains harmless to the human body. For the sake of simplicity, cotton flannel and cotton circular knit and scouring cotton fabrics are used for convenience.

Natural dyes used for the dyeing of the endothelium (1) include motherwort, vinegar, marionette, joiner, safflower, onion, gardenia, lye, alder, balsam, ginger, cucumber grass, fir, hollyhock, string, brier, arrowwood And ash. These natural dyes may be used in only one kind, but may be mixed and used in two or more kinds as necessary.

Cotton flannel dyed with such natural dyes prevents female genital and skin diseases, has antimicrobial, deodorant, and breathable properties, and helps prevent female diseases such as menstrual irregularities, poor circulation, cold, and dysmenorrhea. To reduce environmental damage and pollution. In particular, volcanic ash has a strong adsorption and deodorizing power due to oxygen content, and synergistically acts on female diseases by releasing purification and releasing anions.

The inner shell 1 may have a pocket 11 on both sides thereof. This pocket 11 facilitates the use of the auxiliary absorption zone 9. The auxiliary absorption zone 9 is configured to be used when it is difficult to absorb and store the physiological fluid with only the built-in absorption zone 5, so as to increase the absorption capacity of the physiological fluid.

Thus, the auxiliary absorbent band 9 can be selectively used depending on the amount of the physiological fluid, as shown in FIG. 2, and in use, both ends of the auxiliary absorbent band 9 are inserted in the direction of the arrow in both pockets 11. Is worn.

When this auxiliary absorption zone 9 is used, the auxiliary absorption zone 9 comes into contact with the skin instead of the endothelium 1. Therefore, it is preferable that the auxiliary absorption band 9 is made of the same material as the endothelial 1 and can smoothly perform the same action as the endothelial 1.

In addition, the auxiliary absorption band 9 may be separately configured to be attached to an existing disposable sanitary napkin, as shown in FIG.

It is preferable that the auxiliary absorption band 9 configured separately includes a dotted line adhesive portion 9a at both ends of the long side portion. The adhesive part 9a is provided at the long side to increase the adhesive force when worn, and has a dotted line shape to minimize the decrease in air permeability in contact with the skin.

The shell 3 is provided on the opposite side of the auxiliary absorption zone 9 when this auxiliary absorption zone 9 is applied and on the opposite side of the endothelium 1 when the auxiliary absorption zone 9 is not applied.

The sheath 3 is provided opposite to the endothelium 1 so that the edge portion is sewn like the endothelium 1. The outer shell 3 is preferably formed by brushing a cotton flannel, a cotton circular knit, a squeezed cotton fabric, or burlap, and two or more of these can be mixed. The outer shell 3 is located outside when worn. Therefore, the outer shell 3 may be constructed by dyeing with a natural dye, but may be used as it is brushed to reduce manufacturing costs. In particular, the shell 3 made of burlap improves breathability.

The inner shell 1 and the outer shell 3 have a flap 1a enclosed at their edges and a wearing hole 3a on the flap 1a so that the sanitary napkin can be firmly worn on the panties when worn. .

The absorption zone 5 is interposed between the shell 3 and the shell 1. The absorbent band 5 is made of a cotton circular knit knit which is provided on the endothelial 1 side in a laminated structure between the endothelial 1 and the outer skin 3 and is brushed to absorb and store the physiological fluid that has passed through the endothelial 1. This absorption zone 5 can also be dyed with a natural dye like the endothelium 1.

The absorption zone 5 is a portion that absorbs and stores the physiological fluid and has a structure that can prevent the physiological fluid from spreading laterally.

Accordingly, the absorbing band 5 is continuously sewn in a shape similar to the outer shape of the absorbing band 5 as shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, and the sewing line 13 is formed in a plurality of layers. The sewing line 13 blocks the bleeding to the side of the menstrual fluid in multiple layers.

The waterproof bag 7 is provided to block the physiological fluid absorbed and stored in the absorbing bag 5 from leaking out toward the outer skin 3. The waterproof stand 7 is interposed between the absorbent stand 5 and the shell 3 in a laminated structure.

This waterproof stand 7 is formed by dyeing cotton fabric with persimmon. The tarpaulin 7 may also be formed of ordinary waterproof fabric, grass fed cotton fabric, or oily paper. Of course, the tarpaulin 7 can be used as a mixture of two or more of these. The tarpaulin 7 is harmless to the human body, but effectively blocks the physiological fluid stored in the absorbent bag 5. General waterproof fabric is less effective to the human body than dyed persimmon, but has the advantage of excellent waterproof performance. And grass fed cotton or oil hanji has the advantage of improving the waterproof performance while harmless to the human body. Moreover, oiled Hanji has a lighter advantage over cotton.

7 is a perspective view of another embodiment of the female sanitary napkin according to the present invention. Since the overall structure and effect of this sanitary napkin are the same as or similar to the structure and effect of the above embodiment, a detailed description thereof will be omitted and only differences will be described.

This sanitary napkin is further provided with the Velcro tape 15 for attachment to the outer shell 3. This attaching velcro tape 15 is attached to the panty side velcro tape 19 provided inside the panties 17 when the sanitary napkin is worn as shown in FIG.

Therefore, in order to effectively use the sanitary napkin provided with the Velcro tape 15, it is preferable to use the dedicated panties 17 as shown in FIG.

Although the preferred embodiment of the present invention has been described above, the present invention is not limited thereto, and it is possible to carry out various modifications within the scope of the utility model registration claims and the detailed description of the invention and the accompanying drawings. It is also natural to fall within the scope of the present invention.

As such, the women's sanitary napkin of the present invention dyes the endothelium with natural dyes, processes the absorption band into a sewing line, and forms the waterproofing band by persimmon dyeing, paste feeding, or feeding oil, so that the woman's body is harmful even after long-term use. Exposure to humans can prevent female diseases and use cotton fabrics to prevent environmental pollution and reduce environmental damage.

Claims (7)

Consisting of at least one of cotton flannel, cotton circular knit, and refined cotton fabric, dyed and brushed with natural dyes, and the inner skin that touches the skin when worn, It is provided opposite to the inner skin, made of any one or more of cotton flannel, cotton circular knit, refined cotton fabric, and burlap, brushed, the outer portion is sewn like an endothelial outer skin when worn, Absorbing band consisting of a cotton circular knitting knit provided to the endothelial side in a laminated structure between the endothelium and the outer skin and brushed to absorb and store the physiological fluid passed through the endothelium, and Women's sanitary napkin provided with a laminated structure between the absorbent band and the outer skin so as to block the physiological fluid stored in the absorbent to the skin side, and comprises a waterproof band formed by dyeing the cotton fabric with a persimmon. The method according to claim 1, The natural dyes are any one or more of motherwort, vinegar, marionette, joiner, safflower, onion, gardenia, lye, alder, balsam, ginger, cucumber, fir, hollyhock, string, brier, arrow, and volcanic ash Women's sanitary napkin. The method according to claim 1, The endothelial is provided with a pocket on both sides, a female sanitary napkin including an auxiliary absorption band made of the same material as the endothelial so that both ends thereof are inserted to increase the absorption capacity of the physiological fluid. The method according to claim 3, The auxiliary absorbent napkin is feminine sanitary napkin with a dotted line-shaped adhesive portion on both sides of the long side so that it can be attached to a disposable sanitary napkin. The method according to claim 1, The absorbent napkin is a feminine sanitary napkin configured by continuously sewing a cotton circular knitting knit brushed to resemble an outer shape to prevent the absorbed physiological fluid from seeping into the side of the absorbent band. The method according to claim 1, The outer skin is feminine sanitary napkin having a Velcro tape for attachment on the opposite side of the panty side Velcro tape to be attached to the Velcro tape provided inside the panties. The method according to claim 1, The waterproof band is a female sanitary napkin formed of any one or more of a waterproof fabric, grass fed cotton fabric, and oil paper provided in a laminated structure between the absorbent band and the outer shell.