DALL ENESE REMO (IT)
DALL ENESE REMO (IT)
| DE19543071A1 | 1997-05-15 | |||
| US20070119862A1 | 2007-05-31 | |||
| US6557731B1 | 2003-05-06 |
| SMALL CONTAINERS IN SANITARY PLASTIC MATERIAL TO CONTAIN DISPOSABLE DOSES OF TOOTHPASTE WE CLAIM The invention priority consists of small containers in plastic sanitary material devise to hold the right amount of toothpaste for correct teeth cleaning. (Disposable) 1 ) The shape of the containers can be round, square or of other shape. 2 ) The small container in appropriate hygienic plastic material has dimensions apt to hold the desired toothpaste doses. 3 ) The side of the small container from which the toothpaste comes out is softer to allow easier Finger pressure in squashing to allow the content out. 4 ) The toothpaste exit part must remain attached to the container itself to prevent it from Entering the oral cavity of the user. 5 ) The gap between containers must have the necessary space not to damage the following containers. 6 ) The divide holes must be continuous and more marked to favour tearing. 7 ) Do not use any tool but just the fingers to squeeze the container and let the toothpaste out 8 ) The small container cam be united in strips of 10/12 pieces. Such small containers can be Used to hold liquid soap to use as one wishes. The small container assures an aseptic toothpaste for an ordinary, teeth cleaning not using Promiscuously the ordinary, toothpaste tube one avoids diseases such as HIV, HEPATITIS PIORRHEA, and others. The sizes of the drawing are indicative |
STRIPS OF DISPOSABLE PLASTIC CONTAINERS FOR TOOTHPASTE
DESCRIPTION.
The invention consists of small disposable containers varying in size according to the amount of toothpaste the user wishes to have. .
These small containers must be made in plastic sanitary material devised for their content.
They must be manufactured in a way that through finger pressure they can eject the toothpaste, so one side of the container is thinner to allow the emission.
The part from which the toothpaste comes out must remain attached to the container not to enter the oral cavity of the user.
These mini containers can be made in a way as to form strips of 10/12 pieces but must be spaced by a proper gap not to damage the next one when a piece is removed.
To facilitate the extraction of a piece the divide holes must be properly marked.
This idea was conceived bearing in mind an easier use of the toothpaste and sanitary factor ( in a Family we normally use the same toothpaste) in fact the toothbrush touches the tube when we collect the paste, hence the non- sterilized toothbrush bristles spread bacteria. The use of disposable containers guarantees correct sanitary approach so avoiding transmittable diseases such HIV, HEPATITIS, PIORRHEA, and so on.