KR950001518Y1 - Undispositive absorbent - Google Patents

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Disposable dropping garment

1 is a perspective view showing a disposable incontinence brief embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an unfolded top view of the disposable incontinence brief shown in FIG. 1 with the topsheet facing upwards. FIG.

3 is a plan view of the disposable incontinence brief absorber core shown in FIGS.

4, 5 and 6 are sectional views cut along the cut lines 4-4, 5-5 and 6-6 of FIG. 3, respectively.

7, 8, 9 and 10 degrees are partial enlarged sectional views cut along the cut lines 7-7, 8-8, 9-9 and 10-10 of FIG.

9A, 10A, and 11A are partially enlarged cross-sectional views of disposable incontinence briefs of the type shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 consistent with the state of the briefs fixed to the user.

FIELD OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to disposable briefs for adult incontinents, and fecal-containing garments such as diapers. In particular, the present invention relates to such garments having a structural form that strongly inhibits leakage even when free liquid (ie, nonabsorbed liquid) is present in the garment.

Re-patented on January 31, 1967 (original patent no. 3,180,335, dated April 27, 1965) US Patent No. Re. No. 26,151 (Robert C. Duncan) has a disposable diaper having a side flap folded inwardly and a means for fixing the end of the folded edge inside the side flap located on the surface of the absorbent pad of the diaper. Described. This patent is further described as follows. "It is important that the flap does not stick to the crotch portion to allow proper function as discussed above."

United States Patent No. 3,860,003 (Kenneth Barclay Buell), issued Jan. 14, 1975, describes an elastic side for disposable diapers. Such a diaper has a side flap that extends outwardly, and an elastic member, whereby an effective elastic side flap is formed in the entire diaper, the side flap being elastic and effectively sealing around the infant's leg.

U.S. Patent No. 4,490,148 (Bo Beckestrom), filed December 25, 1984, relates to incontinence having an inner flap with an inner flap that is secured to its ends in the bottom layer and an uneven elastic flap. Protective devices or diapers are described. Bexstrom's patent follows Duncan's method in which such side flaps do not stick to the crotch portion. Bexstrom locates the point that secures the end of the side flap to the edge of the waistband of the absorbent core and secures it to the underlying portion of the bottom layer (ie, the back sheet).

The problems caused by the anti-leak excrement garments have been at least partially improved by the garments described in the preceding patents, but neither patent solves the problems by the method of the present invention or as the present invention. As not limiting the present invention, for example, the present invention relates to an adult incontinence (particularly a lying adult incontinence) in frictional contact with the skin surface of a person wearing the garment while using the garment of the prior art. Due to this problem of fixing or dislocation to the outside of the side flap folded inside has been described. Thus, among other things, the present invention includes a side-edge-leakage-guard gutter and means for strongly preventing the dislocation of the gutter during wearing and use of the garment. To provide advice.

In accordance with one aspect of the present invention, a feces receiver comprising preferably a body member having a width substantially less than ½ of the expected user's waistline and means for securing the garment to such user Is provided.

The body member of the garment is internal, having a liquid permeable tomsheet, a liquid impermeable backsheet, an absorbent core disposed between the topsheet and the backsheet, and provimal and distal edges. It contains two liquid impermeable side-edge-leak-prevention gutters that expand in length and fold. The gutters are located adjacent to the longitudinal edges of the body members such that their proximal edges are disposed outward from the absorbent core. The gutter is flexible (preferably part of a backsheet of polyethylene film about 1 mil thick) and includes longitudinally elastic means adjacent to the distal edge of the gutter. The garment is shaped and dimensioned according to the expected user so that the distal rim can contact the user's torso over the length of the garment rather than surrounding the user's thigh: that is, the body member of the garment The gutter's distal rim is dimensioned and shaped to substantially prevent the thigh of the user from enclosing the user's thigh having a size within the dimensions of the garment of the given dimension. The means for securing the garment to the user is formed such that the lateral stretching force is applied to the proximal edge portion of the gutter. The garment also contains means for substantially preventing dislocation of the gutter during wearing and use of the garment: Preferably, by the distal rim portion of the gutter, it is conventionally used for the garment when it is attached to the user. The force is pulled into the user's groin. In one preferred aspect of the invention, the means for substantially preventing dislocation of the gutter comprises means for closing and securing the distal end of the gutter disposed in the waistband of the garment and the conventional forces encountered when the user wears the garment. Means for securely closing the gutter to the crotch portion of the garment only substantially to prevent dislocations underneath, and means for allowing the remaining length of the gutter to be freely open (i.e. Without restraining the distal rim of this remaining length). In one aspect of the invention, only a short length of each gutter adjacent to the distal rim of the gutter is secured to the foundation at the center crotch portion of the garment (ie, the hollow portion of the lateral centerline of the absorbent core). In another aspect of the present invention, only a short length of each gutter adjacent to the distal rim of the gutter, spaced between the center crotch portion and the back of the waistband, is secured to the foundation structure. And in the third aspect of the present invention, in addition to closing the ends of the gutters while allowing the remaining length of the gutter to open freely, these short lengths are closed fastened at both the central crotch portion and the later fixed portion. Preferably, all the ends of the gutter are closed fastened around the high place where the upper part of the user's thigh crosses the user's torso when the garment is secured to the user of the seat; Although most preferably closed around the edge of the absorbent core, suitable closure is not impeded by fixing the ends of the gutter closed by the securing portion of the gutter to adjacent portions of other garment structures such as backsheets or topsheets.

While the specification includes claims that explicitly and specifically point out the subject matter believed to form the invention, the invention is directed to the following description with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which like forms are identically shown in various figures. Will be better understood; 1 is a perspective view showing a disposable incontinence shape of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a plan view of the disposable incontinence brief shown in FIG. 1 with the topsheet facing upwards, partially cut away to show more clearly the underlying structure.

3 is a plan view of the disposable incontinence brief absorber core shown in FIGS.

4, 5 and 6 are sectional views cut along the cut lines 4-4, 5-5 and 6-6 of FIG. 3, respectively.

7, 8, 9 and 10 degrees are partially enlarged cross-sectional views taken along the cut lines 7-7, 8-8, 9-9 and 10-10 of FIG. 2, where thicknesses are used to more clearly depict the structure. Enlarged.

9a, 10a and 11a are partial enlarged cross-sectional views of disposable incontinence briefs of the type shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, which correspond to the state of the clamped user; Cut in accordance with -10 and 11-11; Here, the thickness is enlarged as 7 to 10 degrees in order to more clearly describe the structure.

Incontinence brief 20 of FIG. 1 is a disposable feces receiving garment embodiment of the present invention and is shown to include the following; Body member 22; Two stub-belts 23 and 24 extending laterally outward from the front belt portion 25 of the body member 22 (the stub-belts 23 and 24 are the front half-belt 26). Both stub belts 28 and 29 extending laterally outward from the rear waistband portion 30 of the body member 22 (the stub belts 28 and 29 are rear half-belts 31). And four tape-tab fasteners 33-36 disposed at the distal edges 38 and 39 of the stub-belt 28 and 29, respectively two { , Fasteners 33 and 34 adjacent the distal edge 38 of the stub-belt 28 and 35 and 36 adjacent the distal edge 39 of the stum-belt 29}. As shown in FIG. 1, the body member 22 includes the following: topsheet 40; backsheet 41; stacked with tissue paper 43 and with topsheet 40 An absorbent core 42 disposed between the backsheet 41 and the distal frame Two longitudinally extending side-edge-leak prevention gutters 45 and 46 with a proximal rim 48 and a proximal rim 71, the distal rim 48 is retracted by elastic means not shown in FIG. The portion of the backsheet 41 and the tissue paper 43 can be seen through the cutout hole in the topsheet 40 along the perforation line 44; Since it is cut along 44a) a portion of the absorbent core 42 (including its back edge 47) can also be seen through the hole. Moreover, in the embodiment shown in FIG. Four surface areas of the gutters placed adjacent to the rim are fixed to the foundation (i.e. the topsheet); two of these surfaces represent the center gutter closure regions 51 and 52 located at the center crotch of the garment; The two surfaces are the ships of the regions 51 and 52, respectively, of the garment. Shows a rear area gutter closed areas 53 and 54 disposed about midway between the ends of the closing of gutters disposed in the waistband portion.

Originally, without limiting the present invention to one brief description, the present invention is particularly useful when provided in adult dimensions, commonly referred to as adult incontinence briefs, and excrement that prevents leakage when worn on a lying down user It is an accommodation garment. This is because they have a relatively narrow body member with side-edge-leak-proof gutters folded inward with an elastic distal rim.

When the garment is properly worn and secured to the user, the gutter's elastic distal rim passes through the groin and covers the user's abdomen, hip / back, and both, split upward. Moreover, when properly sized and worn, the proximal rim 71 is also positioned across the hip / back and abdomen rather than surrounding the thighs of the user or surrounding the user's side.

In addition, the elastic rim, by the size and shape of the body member, is prevented from enclosing the user's thigh or surrounding the user's side. Importantly, the short length of the distal rim of the gutter is fixed to the foundation structure to prevent their dislocation during the wearing and use of the garment. In a preferred embodiment, this fixation is adjacent to the central crotch portion of the absorbent core and more preferably further comprises an additional area of such fixation in the back bottom portion of the user. Nevertheless, such garments are worn on the user; Particularly when worn by a patient lying down by a nurse, the friction between the side flap or gutter folded inward and the skin surface of the user acts to displace (ie fold out) the flap or gutter. The present invention substantially prevents such dislocations by fixing the shorter length portions of such closed gutters while allowing the remaining length portions to be freely open.

These garments allow the freely open portion of the gutter to be absorbed into the absorbent core of the garment by the flow (unabsorbed) liquid (which is usually high below the adjacent portion of the distal rim of the lower gutter). Until now, it acts to collect and receive fluids, which strongly prevents leakage (especially for lying down users lying sideways). Thus, such garments can be worn loosely for comfort to the lying down user, and continue to strongly prevent leaks because their elastic rims usually do not act as hydraulic seals. For this reason, such garments are also particularly worn when worn by very fragile (e.g., debilitated) users who have a narrow body surface that is stretched by not being contacted by portions of the stretchable rim, despite the stretch. Useful and comfortable

In FIG. 2, the incontinence brief 20 of FIG. 1 is shown in an unshrinked unfolded state in which the front of the top sheet 40 is visible. In this figure, the edges of the absorbent core are indicated by dashed lines and denoted by 55; The thickness portion of the absorbent core is indicated by another dashed line and denoted by 57. Therefore, each of the cutout lines is used to clearly show the structure of the brief 20, the part of the topsheet 40, the top layer of the tissue paper 43, the absorbent core 42, and the back layer of the tissue paper 32. 61, 62, 63 and 64); The gutter forming side edge portion of the backsheet 41 is cut along the cut lines 65 and 70. In addition, two strings of elastic 74 are arranged along each side of the brief, the two strands of which are secured so as not to fall between the folded two layers of the backsheet 41 adjacent the ends of the absorbent core. Has

Furthermore, each end of each gutter is closed and sealed to the length Y by fixing the gutter forming edge portion of the backsheet 41 to the area on which the top sheet 40 is based, and each end of each gutter is a tissue paper 43. And by the top layer portion of the topsheet 40, it is closed fixed to length X at the edge portion of the absorbent core 42 disposed therebetween. This gutter end closure and closure is achieved by the two parts shown in FIG. 2, the adhesive area indicated by 76. And two additional areas of adhesion are shown along the right side of the brief 20 (FIG. 2) and denoted 77 and 78. The same adhesive area is also provided on the left side of the brief. Adhesive areas 77 and 78 are provided to secure short lengths of closed gutters to form gutter closure areas 51 to 54 (FIG. 1). The length of the gutter that is not closed secured (ie, the distal and gutter closed areas) is considered to be the freely openable gutter portion.

In FIG. 2, the portion of the _brief having the length L _FWR represents the back waist portion; The portion with length L _FWR represents the front waistband portion; The length L _CR represents the crotch portion, but this does not strictly limit this portion of the brief. Thus, describing the brief 20 more easily; W _G in FIG. 2 is the width of each of the gutters 45, 46 in FIG. 1; W _B in FIG. 2 is the width of the body member 22; W _SB is the side length of each step belt; W _CG is the length of the closed end of each gutter (ie, the sum of the lengths X and Y as described above).

The absorbent core 42 (FIG. 3) of the brief 20 (FIG. 1) is somewhat of a chisel-shaped; Has a width denoted by W _C ; Has a length L _C. As further shown in FIGS. 4-6, the portion 57 (ie, thickness T _C ) of the core 42 is thicker than the rest of the core (ie, thickness T _C ). Preferably, the core is airfelt but this does not limit the invention. This core has the property of being folded along the laterally extending distal edge of the portion 57.

FIG. 7 is a partial cross-sectional view (enlarged in thickness and enlarged in size) along the perforation line 7-7 in FIG. 2 with the core 42 completely covered with tissue paper 43; The topsheet 40 has its edge fixed to an adjacent area of the backsheet 41 when it covers almost the entirety of the core 42; The backsheet 41 is folded in a U-shape near the edge of the covered core so as to be positioned on the topsheet 40, and the edge portion of the backsheet 41 is elastic in the tunnel sealed by the adhesive 79. Indicates that it is folded in a U-shape on its own to enclose. The parallel areas of the topsheet 40 and the backsheet 41 are firmly fixed together with the adhesive 80; The ends of the rubber band 74 are fixed in the backsheet-forming-tunnel by the adhesive 81. Moreover, the rear half-belt 31 is secured to the backsheet 41 such that the stub-belt 29 extends laterally outward from the edge 71.

FIG. 8 is a partial cross-sectional view (enlarging thickness and enlarging size) taken along cut line 8-8 of FIG. 2 showing the structure of the brief 20 along its side edge portion. As noted, all plies over the length W _CG are stuck together, for example as an adhesive; As shown in FIG. 8, on the right side of the length W _CG , the portion of the backsheet 41 covering the topsheet 40 does not adhere to the topsheet. Therefore, it represents a slightly open freely openable portion of the gutter 46.

9 is a partial cross-sectional view (expanded in thickness and enlarged in size) taken along the perforation line 9-9 of FIG. 2, and the gutter forming portion of the backsheet 41 is fixed to the topsheet 40 by the adhesive 77. The edge / cutter structure of the body member 22 in the central crotch portion. As mentioned above, the elastic strand 74 preferably does not stick to adjacent portions of the backsheet passing through this area. In this figure, it is evident that the adhesive 77 is spaced by the FE from the distal edge 48.

FIG. 10 is a partial cross-sectional view (enlarged in thickness and enlarged in size) taken along the perforation line 10-10 of FIG. 2 and having a freely open span of gutter {ie, a backsheet positioned on the topsheet 40; The portion of 41) shows the edge / gutter structure of the body member 22 in spans that do not adhere to the topsheet.

9A, 10A, and 11A are partial side cross-sectional views showing the shaper briefs 20 (FIG. 1), which are formed when worn by a user. The thickness of some of the components here is enlarged for clarity. In particular, FIG. 9A shows the gutter 46 folded up (ie, cupped down), the distal rim 48 of the gutter disposed along the user's left groin, and down along the user's inner thigh. Outer surface of the extending gutter; And an absorbent core portion that draws the perineum of the user.

Likewise, FIG. 10A shows the side cross section disposed backward from the cross-section of FIG. 9A and shows the gutter 46 which remains almost open: flow (ie, no absorption) until it can be absorbed in the vicinity of the absorbent core 42. Ready to receive and contain liquids.

In addition, this figure clearly shows that the gutter can contain a useful liquid whether the user is lying on his side, sitting or standing. This figure also shows that the gutter 46 is partially lined by a wick material (i.e., overlap of tissue paper 43 disposed between the liquid permeable topsheet 40 and the liquid impermeable backsheet 41). It is clearly shown that this wick-material lining extends over the length of the gutter, so that the gutter is said to be cohesive lining with the wet wick material.

11A shows a side cross section of the brief 20 at the lower left back of the user. In this figure, the lateral tension in the stub-belt gives the lateral extension to the proximal edge 71 of the gutter 46; It is evident that the gutter 46 is almost open from the proximal edge 71 to the distal edge 48 disposed inward.

As mentioned above, this actuation provides effective leakage protection even for the user lying on the side by providing a reservoir to receive the fluid until the fluid is absorbed by the core 42.

EXAMPLE

Briefs 20 that fit well to a user having a waist or hip size of about 26 inches (about 66 cm) to about 46 inches (about 117 cm), preferably about 28 inches (about 71 cm) to about 44 inches (about 112 cm) An intermediate dimension embodiment of is manufactured manually as follows. However, this does not limit the present invention.

The backsheet 41 is made of a polyethylene sheet about 1 mil thick, about 17 inches wide by about 31 inches (about 43 cm x about 79 cm).

With the backsheet flattened out, the elastic strands 74 are stretched about 125% and only their ends are glued about 4 inches (about 10 cm) from each end of the backsheet. They have a rubber band 74 closest to the side edge with a distance of about 1 1/8 inch (about 3 cm) from the side edge; The inner rubber band 74 is spaced from the rubber band to have a centerband center spacing of about 3/8 inch (about 1 cm). Then, the length of the longitudinal edges about 1 inch wide (about 2.5 cm) is U-shaped over the rubber band 74 and the distal edges of these longitudinal edges are secured over their length on the backside of the backsheet. Let's do it. The longitudinal edge formed by these U-folds eventually becomes the rim 48 of the circles of the gutters 45 and 46, as indicated earlier. The backsheet is then prepared to have an absorbent core part associated with the backsheet.

The absorbent core component includes an absorbent core 42 that is completely enclosed in a tissue paper 43 and sealed. The outer shell shape of the tissue paper is preferably rectangular, but the core 42 is preferably in the form of a long tail as shown in the figure. The absorbent core part has a width of about 11 inches (about 28 cm) and a length of about 27 inches (about 69 cm). The absorbent core is secured to the backsheet with adhesive or double-sided tape and the like so that its ends are about 2 inches (about 5 cm) from each end of the backsheet and the side-edges of the same width of the backsheet 41 exposed on both sides. To the part (ie, the gutter forming part).

The absorbent core part is then covered with a topsheet having the same length as the backsheet and having a width of about 12 inches (about 30.5 cm). Then, the edge portion thereof, which extends beyond the edge of the absorbent core part, is fixed to the base surface of the backsheet. Then, the gutter forming edge portion of the backsheet is folded in a U shape along the longitudinal edge of the absorbent core part; Adhesive corners 77 and 78 adjacent each corner region 76 (FIG. 2) and each distal rim 48 as described above are secured with adhesive. The longitudinal edges formed by these final U-folds are represented by longitudinal edges or proximal edges 71. This completes the assembly of the body member 22 of the brief 20.

Then, the body member 22 of the brief 20 is turned upside down and the half-belts 26 and 31 are fixed therein (parts shown in the drawing).

In an embodiment, the half-belt is a two-ply stack: an outer layer of polyethylene film as used for the backsheet 41; And the inner layer half-belt of the nonwoven polypropylene both had side dimensions of about 25 inches (about 63.5 cm), and the front half-belt 26 and the rear half-belt 31 were each about 6 inches (about 15 cm) and about 8 inches (about 20 cm) in length (ie, front and back waistband heights, respectively). The factory bond ends of the adhesive tape-tab fasteners 35 to 38 are fixed to the four corners of the back half belt 31 as shown in FIGS. To complete.

Although the structure of the brief 20 was described as including stacked half-belts, four separate stub belts could certainly be used, and they could be made entirely of air permeable material to be breathable. However, the present invention is not limited to the structure having four stub-belts. The above-described structure also provides a gutter having a width W _G (figure 2) of about 1 1/2 inch (about 4 cm), although the preferred range of gutter width is from about 3/4 inch (about 2 cm) to about 3 Inches (about 7.6 cm); A more preferred range is about 1 inch (about 2.5 cm) to about 2 inches (about 5 cm).

The briefing 20 may be configured by placing the back waistband 30 under the person's back and pulling the rest between the legs of the person so that the front waistband 25 is positioned across the front of the person. For example, wear it to the person lying down. Then, the user-attached end of the tape-fastener is fixed; Preferably it is secured to the outwardly facing surfaces of the front stub-belts 23 and 24. In this way, the attachment extension force in the stub-belt is reliably applied to the proximal edge 71 of the gutter portion disposed on the belt portion of the brief.

This works in conjunction with the stretchable distal rim 48 of the gutter to provide the gutter placement and function described above. When used in this way, the distal rim of the gutter extends through the user's groin to the user's dense and abdomen; The proximal rim is also located on the user's back and abdomen. The proximal or distal rim does not extend to enclose the user's thigh or to overlap the user's side.

If such a garment is suitable for the user, the thickness of the section 57 of the absorbent core 42, and the fact that the rubber band 74 sticks only at their ends and extends through the tunnel along the distal rim of the gutter, is in part Cause folding of the garment along the side distal edge of 57; The portion of the gutter disposed therefrom is made to contract even more than the adjacent central crotch portion. This is shown in FIG. 1 by describing the highly contracted portion of the distal rim 72 as being fan shaped; The less constricted part, however, does not look like a fan. This provides a high degree of stretch-contraction where it is most needed (ie, below the wearer's back hips if the user's geometry changes significantly when the user sits or walks).

While certain embodiments of the invention have been described, those skilled in the art will be able to make various other changes and modifications without departing from the scope of the invention. Therefore, all such changes and modifications that fall within the scope of the invention are included in the appended claims.

Claims (19)

Liquid permeable topsheet 40; Liquid impermeable backsheet 41; An absorbent core 42 disposed between the topsheet and the backsheet; Two liquid-impermeable, side-edge-leak-prevention gutters that have a proximal rim 71 and a distal rim 48 and are positioned adjacent to the longitudinal edges of the garment and adjoin and extend vertically. (side-edge-leakage guard gutter) 45, 46; The gutter 45, adjacent to the distal rim 48, allows the distal rim 48 to contact the user's torso along its length and to be dimensioned and shaped according to the user without enclosing the thigh of the user. Means for stretching 46 longitudinally; Means (23, 24, 28) for securing the garment to the user such that a lateral stretch is applied to the proximal edge portion 71 of the gutter 45, 46 extending between the user's upper thigh height and the distal end of the garment. 29, 33-36); And means (W _CG 51-54) for preventing the dislocation of the gutters 45, 46 during wearing and using the garment, the back waistband portion 30, the front waistband portion 25, and the crotch portion ( Disposable containment garment 20 with L _CR ). The method of claim 1, wherein means (W _CG 51-54) for preventing the dislocation of the gutters (45, 46) during wearing and using the garment are disposed adjacent to the waists (25, 30) of the garment. Disposable feces receiving garment (20) comprising means for closing and securing the distal end portion (W _CG ) of the gutters (45, 46). The disposable excrement accommodation garment according to claim 2, wherein the means for closing and fixing the distal end portions W _CG of the gutters 45 and 46 is disposed near the edge portions 47 and 55 of the absorbent core 42. 20). 4. A means according to claim 3, wherein the means for closing and securing the distal end portions W _CG of the gutters 45, 46 is such that the distal ends of the gutters 45, 46 extend beyond the distal edges 47, 55 of the absorbent core 42. Disposable waste receiving garment (20) disposed beyond the distal edges (47, 55) of the absorbent core (42) to seal. The method of claim 2, wherein the means for preventing dislocations of the gutters (45, 46) W _CG (51-54) is closed fastening of the first length portion of each gutter (45, 46) in the center crotch portion of the garment Disposable feces receiving garment (20) further comprising means for making (51, 52). The gutter according to claim 2 or 5, wherein the means for preventing the potential of the gutters (45, 46) (W _CG , 51-54) are disposed between the center crotch portion of the garment and the back belt portion (30). And a means (53, 54) for closing and securing the second length portion of (45, 46), wherein the remaining length portion of the gutter is freely openable disposable feces receiving garment (20). 7. The disposable feces receiving garment according to claim 6, wherein the gutters 45 and 46 are flexible and stretchable such that the freely openable length portions of the gutters 45 and 46 are obliquely opened when the garment is worn to the user. (20). The device of claim 1, wherein the means (23, 24, 28, 29, 33-36) for securing the garment to the user are disposed adjacent to the waistline of the user and adjacent to both sides of the leg-to-body connection of the user. Disposable waste containment (20) comprising a tab fastener (33-36) that exerts lateral stretch on the proximal edge (71) of the gutters (45, 46). The method according to claim 1, wherein the means (23, 24, 28, 29, 33-36) for securing the garment to the user are disposed at both corners of one or more ends of the garment and the proximal edges of the gutters (45, 46). The stub belt members 23, 24, 28, 29 extending laterally outward from 71 and the entire torso circumference of the user are extended with the extended portions of the step valve members 23, 24, 28, 29. Disposable feces containing means 33-36 for securing the distal rim portions 38, 39 on both sides of the step belt member 23, 24, 28, 29 to the garment to be surrounded by a composite of the belt portion of the garment. (20). 10. The disposable feces receiving garment (20) of claim 9, wherein step belt members (23, 24, 28, 29) are disposed at both corners of both ends of the garment. Disposable waste receiving garment (20) according to claim 9 or 10, wherein the step belt member (23, 24, 28, 29) comprises an air permeable material. 2. The disposable feces receiving garment (20) of claim 1, wherein the gutters (45, 46) are formed at longitudinally extending edge portions of the backsheet (41). 13. The backsheet 41 according to claim 12, wherein the backsheet 41 has a width greater than the width of the topsheet 40 to provide a side-gutter-forming edge portion that extends outwardly from the longitudinal edge of the topsheet 40. U-shape adjacent back edge of topsheet 40 such that backsheet 41 is positioned above longitudinal edge of topsheet 40 such that the mentioned edge portion is above longitudinal edge of topsheet 40. Of the attachment area 51-54 and the garment, which are folded in the form and which the mentioned edge portion and the mentioned side edge portion are arranged adjacent to each longitudinal edge of the garment in the middle of the garment's belt portions 25, 30. Disposable feces receiving garment (20) that is stuck together facing only the belt portion. The disposable excrement accommodation garment (20) of Claim 1 in which the gutter (45, 46) is formed in the longitudinally extending edge part of the liquid-impermeable topsheet (40). Disposable feces according to claim 1, 12, 13 or 14, wherein the gutters 45 and 46 are closely lining by a liquid wicking material, partly or wholly along the entire length of the gutter. Receiving garment 20. The length of the elastic material of claim 1, wherein the means 74 for stretching the gutters 45, 46 are fixed to the structure of the garment 20 only in the belt portions 25, 30 of the gutters 45, 46. Disposable feces receiving garment (20) containing. The edge portion L _CR of the absorbent core 42 is harder than the belt portions 25 and 30 of the absorbent core 42 so that the elastic gutters 45 and 46 are formed at the crotch portion of the garment. L _CR ) and disposable feces receiving garment 20 causing cross-folding in the garment in the middle of the garment's waistband 25, 30. The liquid permeable topsheet 40, liquid impermeable backsheet 41, absorbent core 42, and means 74 for stretching the edge portion adjacent to the distal rim are provided at the perimeter of the body of the garment user. Forming a body member 22 having a rectangular shape with a width less than 1/2, wherein the liquid permeable topsheet 40 is rectangular, and the liquid impermeable backsheet 41 is rectangular and larger than the width of the topsheet. Providing a side-gutter-forming edge portion that extends longitudinally outward from the longitudinal edge of the topsheet, and is folded in a U-shape adjacent to the longitudinal edge of the body member 22 so that the mentioned edge portion is the longitudinal side of the topsheet. Garmen and the attachment area 51-54, located at the edge and disposed adjacent to each longitudinal edge of the garment in the middle of the garment's waistbands 25, 30 It is fixed together facing only the waist of the belt, the absorbent core 42 is the absorbent pad, and means 23, 24, 28, 29, 33-36 for fixing the garment to the user are provided at each corner of the body member. Four stub belts (23, 24, 28, 29) attached and extending laterally outward from each corner; And means (33-36) for fastening the belts (23, 24, 28, 29) together in pairs to secure the garment to the user. 20. A disposable water-retaining garment according to claim 1 or 18, wherein the garment is less than the lateral length in the middle of the width distal edge 48 of the crotch portion L _CR of the absorbent core 42 when the garment is unfolded and not retracted. (20).