Disposible waste bag

Abstract

A human waste disposal bag, intended for use when permanent or temporary toilet facilities are unavailable. The human waste disposal bag has a zipper closure system on the interior surface, near the opening. The human waste disposal bag has two pressure sensitive adhesive strips disposed further from the opening than the zipper closure.

Description

FIELD OF INVENTION[0001]This invention relates to the class of disposable dry closet. Specifically, this invention relates to a disposable, sealable, human waste bag.BACKGROUND OF INVENTION[0002]Many people have vocations or avocations that take them outdoors or to remote sites. Hunters, fishers, boat owners, jet-ski owners, hikers, mountain climbers, and other various sportsman have a need to relieve themselves when they are not around toilets, porta-potties, or other similar facilities. So, too, do people who work in the remote outdoors: loggers, construction workers, road crews, and the like. Most problematic is taking a bowel movement, in situ. People don't want to foul their working area, camp site, or hunting area. Additionally, in many remote and dry places, like the Grand Canyon, it is considered desirable to pack-out solid human waste. Likewise, in both hospitals and home environments, there is a need for a way for people to take a bowel movement when they are not mobile.[0...

AI Technical Summary

Benefits of technology

The present invention is a human waste disposal bag that can be used for feces. The bag has two pressure-sensitive adhesive strips that stick to the user's buttocks during use. These adhesive strips do not need to be aligned vertically with the bag. The adhesive strips have a protective covering that prevents them from sticking to each other before use. This covering is easy to remove when ready to use. The invention is portable, hygienic, and relatively foolproof, meaning it is designed to prevent leaks and can be used with ease.

Problems solved by technology

The current prior art has does not disclose anything approaching an ideal solution.

Wearing a diaper is not really a good solution to this problem, because they are certainly not hygienic with respect to bowel movements.

Moreover, they are not designed for those venturing into remote areas.

Although this might be acceptable for an enema, such a solution is not hygienic or comfortable for a typical in situ bowel movement.

In fact, removing pressure sensitive adhesive from the near proximity of the anus is always painful.

As a result, the peel force that the Howlett '894 seal would place on the anus would be very uncomfortable.

Nonetheless, like Howlett '894, since it is fixed near the anus, it is not going to be comfortable when removed.

The prior art does not disclose a human waste disposal device that is easily transportable, can be used in the woods or other remote location, adheres to the skin on the buttocks, seals waste, and is inexpensive.

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