Structure of Automatically Tearing a Hole out of a Slip-in Type Sanitary Cover for Toilet Seats
Abstract
A slip-in type sanitary cover is a plastic bag and includes a cut peripheral edge to define a plastic film that can be torn along the cut peripheral edge to form a hole. Extremely-small-area connecting points are provided on the cut peripheral edge of the plastic film. A larger-area connecting point is located on a front end of the cut peripheral edge of the plastic film. The plastic film is connected to the sanitary cover by the extremely-small-area connecting points and the larger-area connecting point. The plastic film includes at least one hot-melt pressing/bonding point that can hook a front end of the toilet seat when the toilet seat is slipped into the sanitary cover. The extremely-small-area connecting points are pulled and torn off to form the hole when the toilet seat is completely slipped into the sanitary cover. The larger-area connecting point is still connected to the plastic bag after the hole is formed.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A slip-in type sanitary cover for toilet seats, with the slip-in type sanitary cover being a plastic bag and comprising a cut peripheral edge to define a plastic film, with the slip-in type sanitary cover adapted to receive a toilet seat, with the plastic film adapted to be torn along the cut peripheral edge to form a hole allowing passage of feces and/or urine of a user using the toilet seat received in the slip-in type sanitary cover, with a plurality of extremely-small-area connecting points provided on the cut peripheral edge of the plastic film, with the plurality of extremely-small-area connecting points spaced from each other, with a larger-area connecting point located on a front end of the cut peripheral edge of the plastic film, with the plastic film connected to the sanitary cover by the plurality of extremely-small-area connecting points and the larger-area connecting point before forming the hole, with the plastic film including at least one hot-melt pressing/bonding point, with the at least one hot-melt pressing/bonding point adapted to hook a front edge of an outer rim of the toilet seat when the toilet seat is slipped into the slip-in type sanitary cover, with the plurality of extremely-small-area connecting points being pulled and torn off to form the hole when the toilet seat is completely slipped into the slip-in type sanitary cover, and with the larger-area connecting point adapted to be still connected to the plastic bag after the hole is formed.
2 . The slip-in type sanitary cover for toilet seats as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the cut peripheral edge includes a plurality of dash-shaped perforations.
3 . The slip-in type sanitary cover for toilet seats as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the at least one hot-melt pressing/bonding point is dot-shaped.
4 . The slip-in type sanitary cover for toilet seats as claimed in claim 1 , with the cut peripheral edge further including a rear end spaced from the front end of the cut peripheral edge in a length direction, with the cut peripheral edge further including two lateral sections spaced from each other in a width direction perpendicular to the length direction, with each of the two lateral sections extending between the front and rear ends of the cut peripheral edge, and with the plurality of extremely-small-area connecting points located on the rear end and the two lateral sections of the cut peripheral edge.
5 . The slip-in type sanitary cover for toilet seats as claimed in claim 4 , with the at least one hot-melt pressing/bonding point including a plurality of hot-melt pressing/bonding points located between the two lateral sections of the cut peripheral edge.
6 . The slip-in type sanitary cover for toilet seats as claimed in claim 5 , with the plastic film including left and right sides spaced from each other in the width direction and located between the two lateral sections of the cut peripheral edge, with the plurality of hot-melt pressing/bonding points including a first row of hot-melt pressing/bonding points located on the left side of the plastic film and a second row of hot-melt pressing/bonding points on the right side of the plastic film, with the first row of hot-melt pressing/bonding points spaced from each other in the length direction, with the second row of hot-melt pressing/bonding points spaced from each other in the length direction, and with the first and second rows of hot-melt pressing/bonding points located between the front and rear ends of the cut peripheral edge.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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