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US 10,231,888 · App. 15/224,686 · Granted Mar 19, 2019

Washable reusable catamenial napkin pad

Inventor: Eleanor Leah May Mandell (Greenfield, MA)
A61F13/505A61F13/472A61F2013/15276
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Quick Facts
Patent No.
US 10,231,888
App. No.
15/224,686
Granted
Mar 19, 2019
Kind
B2
Abstract

A reusable washable catamenial napkin pad is formed from a lightweight oblong fabric sheath or casing which encloses an absorbent cushion and a fluid impermeable liner. The casing is made of a rectangle of cloth which has its long edges folded towards each other and attached only partially in the middle. Then the cushion and liner are slid inside the casing by the user, with the liner on the bottom, forming the pad. The pad is attached by safety pins or similar attachment device to an elastic belt. When the pad has been used and removed from the elastic belt, the three components, namely casing, cushion, and liner, are separated for washing.

Claims (3)

1. A washable reusable catamenial pad comprising: a folded cloth casing with two opposing longitudinal sides folded together and permanently joined along a length of a middle portion of each side defining a casing join leaving unattached side portions and an open end configuration; a cushion insert positioned within said casing adjacent said casing join wherein said cushion insert comprises a liner and an absorbent material either in a single layer or folded configuration; said liner comprising a single layer fluid impermeable sheeting material.

2. The catamenial pad of claim 1 wherein said casing join is a stitched closure.

3. The catamenial pad of claim 1 wherein said casing join is a non-stitched closure.

Continuity (1)
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