KR20090034472A

KR20090034472A - Disposable tissue with bar type water tank without antiseptic

Info

Publication number: KR20090034472A
Application number: KR1020070099685A
Authority: KR
Inventors: 임장오
Original assignee: 임장오
Priority date: 2007-10-04
Filing date: 2007-10-04
Publication date: 2009-04-08

Abstract

A one-time-use tissue is provided, which improves the sanitation and safety of a user by not using the harmful antiseptic in the skin of the human body. A one-time-use tissue comprises: a bar type water tank which is received in the vinyl wrapping of the same body by separating water and tissue; and a tissue or the folded tissue which is rolled on the bar type water tank and is received. When a user uses the tissue, the bar type water tank is exploded and the tissue gets wet and is used as water-tissue. The bar type water tank is made of the hygienic material in which the sterile pure water of inside can be sealed up and which is easily broken.

Description

Disposable tissue with bar type water tank without antiseptic.

The present invention is a new invention related to wet wipes, which is currently on the market and is widely used, and is circulated by adding water to daily wipes as it is. Therefore, decay occurs during the distribution and use period after production, so that preservatives are impregnated with moisture when making wet wipes. In other words, it can be said to be wet wipes added. Preservatives can not be used on human skin. In particular, avoid using it on soft and sensitive skin, such as those of infants and women who use wet wipes the most. According to the present invention, a tissue-free tissue tissue was separately packaged with water and water was sealed in a rod-type plastic container with water-free antiseptic sterile purified water to be packaged together with tissue to allow water to be added.

In general, the wet tissue manufacturing process is to fold the fabric cut to the width of the tissue and laminated several sheets in the process of spraying the purified water with preservatives are packed in a plastic pack and shipped. If no preservatives are used, all the wet tissues are produced by adding preservatives because the wet tissues that are shipped cannot be used due to decay in a short time. With this in mind, we studied the method of supplying wet tissue without the use of preservatives that are harmful to human body.As a result, only the sterile purified water without preservatives was sealed in a rod-type plastic container and the plastic bucket was used when the tissue was used. Broken to add moisture to the tissue. Wet wipes in this way are not available in the past and are being further researched and applied to all wet wipes in the future.

The present invention is the most important task to remove the preservatives from wet wipes currently in circulation. If preservatives are not added to the wet tissues and then distributed, the decay begins immediately. All wet tissue producers are working hard on the production of preservative-free wet tissues. Therefore, the present invention will be one step ahead in solving this problem.

The present invention is to seal the sterile purified water in a separate plastic bag and a tissue without water, that is, a rod-shaped bucket is stored together in the package of the same and rupture the rod bucket when used to add water to the tissue Preservative-free wipes were solved. The water in the rod-shaped plastic bucket, that is, the rod-shaped bucket, is pre-sterilized and purified sterile water, so that it is completely sealed without air to be stored for a long time without rot.

The present invention aims to eliminate the use of preservatives that are harmful to the human skin. In general, foods or towels made by eating at home contain moisture, and if they are exposed to air for a long time, bacteria grow and thus decay. Thus, most of the wet products on the market may contain preservatives. The present invention was separately managed by separating the water from the wet or wet wipes. In other words, the water is sealed in a plastic container so as not to decay, so that the contact with air is completely blocked, thereby opening the way to distribute the antiseptic wet towel.

The present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

1 is a perspective view of the present invention, the inside is visible when the packaging of the present invention was used as a transparent vinyl tissue (b) wrapped in a rod-shaped container (b) inside the plastic packaging (a) is housed have. Here, the vinyl packaging (A) may use non-transparent vinyl or printed vinyl.

For a more detailed description of the present invention will be seen [Fig. 2] and [Fig. 3] [Fig. 4]. 2 is a cross-sectional view of the wound tissue (b) can be seen that the tissue is wound around the center of the rod-shaped bucket (c). Here, the rod-shaped bucket (C) has a gutter (01) on the center of the rod as shown in [Fig. 3] and [FIG. 4] and one end of the bucket stopper (02). FIG. 5 shows that the thickness of the portion is made thin by installing the trough 01 on the center in a greatly enlarged view for the detailed description of the rod-shaped bucket (c) made of hard plastic. This is to make it easy to break when the rod bucket (c) is bent by hand. Also, the material is made of hard plastic for easy breakage. In FIG. 5, the rod-shaped water container (c) was filled with no air with sterile purified water (03) made of an unpreservative and sealed with a stopper (02) at the end. Such a rod-shaped bucket (c) does not cause any corruption even after a long time in circulation.

FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view for explaining an embodiment of the present invention. When the central portion of the present invention [FIG. 1] is bent by hand, a rod-shaped bucket (C) embedded in a wound tissue (b) is broken. Can be at this time is filled with sterilized purified water (03) is filled inside the wet tissue (b) is to be a preservative-free wipes.

In other words, if you break the rod-shaped bucket (c) by bending the center of the hand under the condition that the packaging is in use, it can be used as a wet tissue.

In addition, for another example of the present invention will be shown [Fig. 7].

[Fig. 7] is a plastic bag of rectangular bags (a) in a rectangular bag like a wet tissue that is currently distributed in the market (a) and a bar-shaped bucket (c) together with a tissue (folded) and also as described above If you unpack the rod (C) without breaking the packaging (A), sterile purified water (03) flows out to wet the folded tissue (d) to become a wet tissue. Since the use of sterile purified water (03) made of preservative-free as described above, the present invention is an invention that can produce and supply a complete non-preservative wipes.

Therefore, the present invention can distribute wet wipes for a long time without preservatives, and as a preservative-free tissue, it greatly helps the skin health of users, and in particular, the skin, which uses a lot of wet tissues, is more helpful for delicate women and infants. .

1 is a perspective view of the present invention. (A) Vinyl packaging. (I) is wound tissue.

2 is a cross-sectional view of the wound tissue (b). There is a rod bucket (C) inside.

3 is a perspective view of a rod-shaped bucket (c). With gutter (01) and stopper (02)

4 is a side view of the rod-shaped basin (C). The trough (01) and the stopper (02) are shown.

5 is an enlarged view of a rod-shaped bucket (c). It shows how the gutter (01) is installed and shows that it is sealed with a stopper (02) by filling sterile purified water (03) inside.

FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view showing that the rod-shaped bucket C is broken when the central part of the invention [FIG. 1] is bent by hand. FIG.

Figure 7 shows that the tissue folded in a different form of packaging of the present invention (d) is stored and packaged together with the rod-shaped bucket (c).

Claims

In the non-preservative disposable wipes, water and tissues are separated separately, and the wrapped tissues (b) or folded tissues (d) together with the rod-shaped buckets (c) are stored in a plastic bag (a) of the same body. Preservative-free wipes made by rupturing (C) to wet the tissue and use it as a wet wipe. The rod-shaped bucket (c) is made of a hygienic material that is easily broken, such as hard plastic, and can be sealed inside the sterile purified water, and includes various shapes in addition to the cylindrical shape. The rod-shaped bucket (c) is made of a thin thickness for easy rupture and makes a trough (01) for easy rupture in any one part, filled with sterile purified water inside and completely sealed with a stopper without air.