DE20305566U1 - Pre-moistened toilet paper in roll form has panels separated by perforated or scored lines - Google Patents

Abstract

A roll of pre-moistened toilet paper is sub-divided into panels of equal length by perforations. Prior to use, the roll is packed in a moisture-tight wrapper which is opened by a rip-strip. Further claimed is a wall-mounted roll holder with a dispensing slit and hinged slit-cover.

Description

Wet toilet paper in roll form, in short 'wet roll'
and the appropriate container

Problem: The existing and well-known box with "wet toilet paper" rarely has a suitable storage space and is therefore usually difficult to reach on the cistern. It also often happens that the "wet toilet paper" sticks together when it is removed and 2 to 3 sheets are used. Another problem is the sheets drying out.

My solution is to offer the "wet toilet paper" in the form of a roll. This roll contains, for example, 150 - 200 sheets of "wet toilet paper", which is rolled up in a similar way to conventional, dry toilet paper and has been punched at intervals of approx. 15 - 20 cm (Fig. 1). This roll is sealed airtight and watertight, e.g. in plastic (Fig. 2) and can be opened using an adhesive tab (a). A suspension (b) is also attached to the wrapping (e.g. in the form of a T-suspension). This suspension is intended to provide additional fixation of the wrapping in addition to the dispenser (c). Otherwise, the problem could arise that as the circumference of the roll decreases, the packaging could become "sloppy" and thus it would no longer be possible to unroll it without any problems. The appropriate roll holder (Fig. 4) has been developed for storing the "wet toilet paper". The dispenser (c) fixes the roll, the suspension bracket (d) is designed so that the suspension of the wrapper (b) can be inserted. The "wet toilet paper" is pulled through the guide slot and can be torn off using the hinged lid (e) on the fixing strip (f). The hinged lid (e) also prevents the outer sheets from drying out. The roll holder is closed with a sealed side cover (g). In Fig. 5, the "wet toilet paper" has already been inserted and in Fig. 6 the side cover is also closed. This side cover can be opened with an ear (i), for example. The roller holder is also attached to the base plate (Fig. 7) using a T-bracket (h). The base plate can be anchored to the tiles using screws.

This roll holder is of course also conceivable for conventional toilet paper and could therefore also be offered combined one above the other or reversed next to each other for wet and dry.

Claims (6)

1. The "wet roll" is characterized by the fact that the already existing "wet toilet paper" is now offered in roll form (similar to dry toilet paper). 2. The "wet roll" is characterized by the fact that the wet sheets can be torn off as needed. 3. The container is characterized by the fact that it can be tightly closed, thus largely preventing it from drying out. 4. The container is characterized by the integrated T-rail which prevents the outer packaging from slipping. 5. The container is characterized by the fact that the "wet roll" can be attached to the wall. 6. The container is characterized by the fact that it can be used for both wet and dry paper or a combination of both.