LT4769B - SINGLE POSSIBILITY CARTON - Google Patents

Abstract

This case for handkerchiefs is a hygienic product which may be used for storing handkerchiefs.The case includes sections for storing used handkerchiefs and new handkerchiefs. The sections are surrounded by three walls interconnected by a plate, scrolled along indents in the walls.

Description

Disposable handkerchiefs, sometimes referred to as napkins, (hereinafter referred to as "the napkin") belong to the group "Sanitary Ware". It can contain a disposable paper handkerchief pack for use and used handkerchiefs, chewing gum, small debris.

Disposable handkerchiefs of paper folded in packs of 10 or 5 in cellophane packaging. The sachet is opened and the handkerchief is pulled out for use. It is embarrassing and unhygienic to put the used napkin back in the pack next to a clean handkerchief, in your pocket, in your handbag or wherever you can drop it, unless there is a bin or other place for that. An even more awkward situation is when you have nowhere to put a piece of chewed chewing gum, combing hair from a comb and so on.

Paper disposable handkerchiefs are known to have a disposable handkerchief packaging (A 61 F 13/15; WO 9605792, 1996). With more used handkerchiefs in the pocket, it swells and the packaging loses its former shape. The sachet deforms and it is difficult to find the last unused handkerchiefs. Grab such a garbage bag to look for a clean handkerchief, even though it's not aesthetically pleasing in a separate compartment. The packaging is discarded before all handkerchiefs have been used.

The goal is to more efficiently store disposable, unused handkerchiefs and small garbage.

The goal is achieved by placing a disposable folded handkerchief in a tray. The tray consists of two similar boxes without one wall and one end, but they differ in that they do not have the opposite end. The boxes are sewn together, including a partition plate, and locked through the grooves in the walls, and the opposite ends of the boxes are pushed by tabs. An open pack of handkerchiefs is pushed into one box at the open end, and the used handkerchief is swung into the other box by the open end and the slide is pushed.

The disposable handkerchief tray (see Fig. A for longitudinal section and B for transverse section) consists of the following details:

1. first box,

2. the second box,

3. pack of disposable handkerchiefs,

4. used disposable handkerchiefs,

5. dividing plate,

6. closed ends of boxes,

7. open end flap of boxes,

8. Spindle lock,

9. open end of box.

10. box fixing grooves

The disposable handkerchief case is used as follows:

Cleanly washed and dried boxes 1 and 2 are pushed through locking grooves 10 - screwed. A disc 5 is inserted between them. The flaps 7 are located at the closed ends of the cartons 1 and 2 6. The carton 1 (as shown in Figures A and B) holds a opened pack of disposable handkerchiefs. After using the handkerchief from the sachet 3, it is folded and wrapped in the box 2, through its open end 9 which is secured by a clamp 7, and secured by a hook-type latch 8. When other handkerchiefs are used, they are pulled out of the sachet 3 and when the slide 7 is opened, it is lightly clicked before it is released to release the slide retainer 8. After rotating the handkerchief, the slide 7 is closed again. When the handkerchief pack 3 remains small, it becomes thinner and, in order to prevent it from falling out of the box 1, the box is also closed by a clip located at the end of box 2. 6. When the glides of both cartons are closed, it is difficult to distinguish externally and unused handkerchiefs. , so the boxes should be checked.

When the tray box 2 is filled, both skids 7 are opened and the boxes are opened when the partition plate 5 is removed. The contents of the box 2 are shaken, the used handkerchiefs are shaken 4 and, if there are any unused handkerchiefs, the boxes are re-sewn by locking the two flaps 7 and locked together so that they do not slide relative to one another. When the unused handkerchiefs end, the two tabs 7 are opened again, the cartons are separated, rinsed well and dried and reused after collection.

For example:

The disposable handkerchief holds a opened pack of disposable napkins (Made in Italy 10 soffici Fazzolettini Vet) or similar. The boxes 1 and 2 are pushed through the box locking grooves 10 so that the open ends 9 are on opposite sides and the dividing plate is pushed in

5. To prevent the dividing plate from falling out and to keep the handkerchief pack 3 from falling - the flap closes 7 and they are locked by the latches 8. Carried in a purse, briefcase, pocket or anywhere else. When the handkerchief is needed, the thumb grip 7 is clicked to release the latch 8, and when the tip 7 is opened, the unused handkerchief is pulled out and used, and when the lid 7 is opened, the other handkerchief 2 is rolled into the cavity of the box 2. The flaps 7 lock and engage themselves. The case is put back in the handbag or other place. Boxes are labeled for easy identification of what's in the box. For example, there may be notes in different colors, with drawings on boxes 1 and 2 themselves, or a clip on them 7

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Claims (1)

Disposable handkerchief tray with two containers, characterized in that the containers consist of two, unused and used handkerchiefs and other small debris triaxial, marked with boxes, interconnected by a plate sliding through the grooves in the walls.