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Bärbel Gorgs - Schillerstr. 25 - 40237 Düsseldorf, Tel. 0211/669311 or PO Box 140218 - 40072 Düsseldorf

Description:
Wrap

The invention relates to an application with cloths according to the generic term. It is known that a wide variety of wraps are used externally on the human body for feverish illnesses, local inflammatory processes, sprains, bruises, hematomas, insomnia, etc. Packs, poultices and compresses also fall into this category. In these cases, not only water but also special heat carriers are used.

When it comes to wraps, a distinction is made between heat-removing, heat-accumulating, sweat-inducing cold wraps and heat-supplying wraps. The wrapping technique goes back to Vinzenz Prießnitz. Each wrap consists of three cloths: the cloth made of linen and/or half-linen etc. that lies on the body or body part, an air-permeable, thinner, slightly larger intermediate cloth and an even larger warming wool and/or flannel cloth. The majority of wraps are used for self-treatment of relatively harmless illnesses and health problems.

The disadvantage is that the necessary cloths are not always available, or in other cases it takes a long time to find them when they are urgently needed in the case of a sudden illness with feverish symptoms. When the cloths are finally found, the quality and size of the material are usually not suitable for the required conditions. Some people may feel overwhelmed by the technique of changing the diaper. In addition, the cloths or towels available do not have a fastening option, so they can easily slip if the patient moves or becomes restless in bed (especially in children).

In order to counteract this handicap, i.e. to always have the right material quality and the right format, the right order of cloths or the right wrapping technique at hand and finally to guarantee that the wrap stays together - especially when the sick person or person with sleep disorders etc. moves in bed - an easy-to-use wrapping invention was made. Each wrapping cloth can be made with or without a fastening option, e.g. eyelets and/or straps, Velcro etc. After the wet cloth close to the body has been folded over to fit, the breathable, larger or equally large intermediate cloth and the even larger or equally large flannel or wool cloth on top of it, which are both firmly connected to one another (e.g. sewn or similar) and/or can be made individually, can be placed over the absorbent, close-fitting cloth and closed with a fastener (e.g. Velcro etc.). In the case of multiple cloth connections and/or individual versions of all cloths, at least the final covering flannel and/or wool cloth should be provided with a fastener (e.g. Velcro fastener, etc.) to ensure that the wrap does not slip. The respective wrap can be removed just as quickly and easily and, if necessary, re-applied.

In addition, it is possible to connect the wrap components of the same and/or different sizes and of different fabric types with at least one guide band, partially and/or completely removable and/or fixed and/or partially fixed, next to each other in the correct order (e.g. snap fasteners, fixed seam, Velcro, etc.), so that the wrap can be connected to one another when the individual cloths are lined up on a guide band with a

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can be placed seamlessly around the corresponding body part with a single movement. The cohesion is ensured by at least one fastener (e.g. Velcro, hooks and/or eyes, straps, etc.).

Another possibility for a wrap, but without a guide band, is to make each cloth individually, but also to create a way of connecting them so that the wrapping parts can be lined up next to each other and/or to firmly connect individual and/or all cloths from the start so that the cloths joined together in this way can be wrapped around the corresponding body part in one operation. The wrapping components that are connected next to each other from the start and/or can be connected can be made without and/or with different transitions, e.g. straight and/or slanted single and/or multiple bar transitions, strip, square, oval and/or round transitions. Single and/or multiple fastening options are possible. This makes putting on a wrap much easier. The subsequent cleaning and drying of the wrapping components is completely problem-free. For drying purposes after use of the wrap, the complete wrap and/or the individual parts can be provided with one and/or more hanging loops.

Bärbel Gorgs - PO Box 140218 - 40072 Düsseldorf

Key:

Wrapping "on top of each other", Fig. 1

LH 1 - Body-hugging, absorbent wrap with closure option B - straps Ö - eyelets

LH 2 - Body-hugging, absorbent wrap without closure

Z - breathable interlining

W - woolen or wool-like outer cloth

K - Velcro or other types of fastening

Wrapping, "side by side, with guide tape" Fig.

F - Guide band

LH - Body-hugging, absorbent wrap

Z - breathable interlining

W - woolen or wool-like outer cloth

Velcro or other types of fastening

on guide belt

K 2 - and/or Velcro fastener or similar on outer woollen cloth D - snap fastener

Winding "side by side", Fig. 3 with transition part and Fig. 4 without transition part

LH - Body-hugging, absorbent diaper component

Ü - Transition part

Z - air-permeable intermediate cloth component

W - woolen or wool-like outer wrapping component

K - Velcro or other fastening types

D - Push button

Sch - Loop for changing mat hanging

Claims (3)

1. Wraps, which also include packs, poultices and compresses, are intended for the treatment of external human body parts and body zones and are characterized in that they can consist of cloths (fabrics) of the same size and/or different sizes and of different quality, the absorbent wrap cloth close to the body, the air-permeable intermediate cloth and the outer warming, woollen and/or wool-like cloth, whereby each wrap component can be designed separately and/or individual and/or all cloths can be connected to one another in the correct order, one on top of the other and/or next to one another, with and/or with a wrap closure, and with and/or with at least one hanging loop on the complete wrap and/or on the individual parts. 2. Roll according to claim 1, characterized in that all roll components are connected to at least one guide band, are detachable and/or firmly attached thereto and lie next to one another in the correct order, can be designed with and/or without intermediate spacing, whereby the individual roll components can be not, partially and/or completely connected to one another. 3. Wrap according to claim 1 and 2, characterized in that there is no guide band, but the individual wrap components are firmly connected to form a piece lying next to one another and/or individual wrap parts can be lined up next to one another by means of different linking options and/or a single wrap part can be combined with a double wrap part in the correct order, without and/or with differently firmly inserted and/or removable transitions between the individual wrap components.