RU183003U1 - BIB - Google Patents

Abstract

The bib refers to everyday items for protecting clothes from food, saliva and other foreign objects and can be used for both infants and adults, including bedridden patients, as well as during cosmetic procedures to protect and work with areas neck and chin.

The bib consists of the lower and upper parts, with the upper part placed on the head and under the chin of the user in such a way as to create a platform for collecting food and saliva, and the lower part is perpendicular to the upper one and is designed to protect clothing from food and saliva. In the upper part of the bib to ensure stability on the user's head, cuts can be made that do not reach the level of the ears.

This embodiment of the bib most effectively protects the clothing and body of the user due to a snug fit.

Description

The inventive utility model relates to everyday objects for protecting clothing from food, saliva and other foreign objects and can be used both for infants and adults with impaired chewing and swallowing functions, including bedridden patients, as well as during cosmetic procedures to protect and work with the areas of the neck and chin.

The bibs are in daily demand to protect clothing from food and include items such as disposable and reusable baby bibs and adult bibs.

The need for bibs for feeding infants arises at the moment when the child begins to drink from the bottle and complementary foods are introduced with various cereals and mashed potatoes, and the mixture will certainly appear on the child’s clothes. In this regard, at present, you can find a variety of bibs for children of different ages.

Bibs for adults are intended for patients with disorders of the musculoskeletal system and are used with food and drink. In this case, the bib is attached to the neck with two tied ribbons. There are reusable bibs that protect the chest, abdomen, shoulders during feeding. Maxi model protects including knees. These bibs, as a rule, have two pairs of ties for fixing on the neck and back.

Known disposable bib cloth (RF patent No. 151595 for utility model, IPC A47G 11/00, priority of 08/06/2014, publ. 04/10/2015), made in the form of a cloth, which is fixed on a removable adhesive, located on both sides of the cloth and Contains a catch pocket for food.

Known bib for children (application for PM No. 2003105674, IPC АВВ 13/10), which contains a canvas with a neck and means for fixing it on the user, while the lower edge of the canvas is bent to form a tray for collecting food.

Known absorbent bib (RF patent for utility model No. 172174, IPC АВВ 13/10, priority from 10/13/2016, publ. 06/29/2017). This bib is made in the form of a web, the upper fastening element of which is on the corresponding section of the back and side surface of the child’s neck, the lower fastening element is on the corresponding section of the back and made of an extensible tape with Velcro, which prevents the bib from shifting from its initial fastening. This bib provides more effective absorption of saliva, and can also be used in medicine.

The disadvantages of all of the above bibs are insufficient protection from food, saliva, etc. on clothing due to incomplete fit.

The objective of the utility model is to create a bib that provides the most complete protection of the user's clothing and body from food ingestion and saliva collection due to tight fit.

This is achieved due to the fact that the bib consists of lower and upper parts, while the upper part is placed on the head and under the chin of the user in such a way as to create a platform for collecting food and saliva, and the lower part is perpendicular to the top and is designed to protect clothing from ingestion of food and saliva. In the upper part of the bib to ensure stability on the user's head, cuts can be made that do not reach the level of the ears.

In FIG. 1 of the accompanying drawings shows the proposed bib on a child;

in FIG. 2 - a known bib on a child;

in FIG. 3 - General view of the bib assembly;

in FIG. 4 - General view of the bib with a neckline;

in FIG. 5 - pattern of the bib;

in FIG. 6 - a pattern of a bib with a cut.

The bib includes an upper part 1 and a lower part 2. The upper part consists of a middle part 3 with a lower edge 4, side parts 5 with side edges 6, and the lower part has an upper edge 7.

The bib is assembled as follows. The upper edge 7 of the lower part 2 and the lower edge 4 of the middle part 3 are stitched together, then the side edges 6 of the side parts 5 are stitched.

The bib works as follows. The upper part 1 is put on the user's head, while the middle part 3 is placed under the chin, and the lower part 2 covers the chest.

This embodiment of the bib most effectively protects the clothing and body of the user.

Claims (2)

1. A bib consisting of lower and upper parts, with the upper part placed on the head and under the user's chin in such a way as to create a platform for collecting food and saliva, and the lower part is perpendicular to the top and is designed to protect clothing from food and saliva . 2. The bib under item 1, characterized in that in the upper part of the bib to ensure stability on the user's head, cuts are made that do not reach the level of the ears.

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