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Title: US4244057: Nasal drip absorbing device
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Country: US United States of America

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Inventor: Burnham, Louise S.; Mill Valley, CA 94941

Assignee: None

Published / Filed: 1981-01-13 / 1979-07-16

Application Number: US1979000057756

IPC Code: Advanced: A41B 15/00; A41D 19/00;
IPC-7: A41D 27/12;

ECLA Code: A41D19/00J2; A41D19/00H; A41D27/12; K41B15/00; K41D20/00;

U.S. Class: Current: 002/160; 002/170; 024/003.2; 024/015; 428/099; 428/100; 604/358; 604/385.14;
Original: 002/160; 002/170; 024/003.A; 024/015; 428/100; 428/099; 128/296;

Field of Search: 002/160,167,161 R,161 A,DIG. 6,159,170 128/296 428/099,100 024/3 A,15

Priority Number:
1979-07-16  US1979000057756

Abstract:     A nasal drip absorbing device for use in cold weather includes an absorbent pad with a removable connection member at its underside, cooperative with a matching attachment member permanently secured to an article of clothing, so that the pad may be readily attached to and detached from the article. The article of clothing is an outer garment worn in cold weather, such as a glove or a coat sleeve, or it may be an elastic band which may be worn over the sleeve or the glove. The absorbent pad may be of washable fabric or of a disposable material such as layered paper.

Attorney, Agent or Firm: Owen, Wickersham & Erickson ;

Primary / Asst. Examiners: Lesmes, George F.; Thomas, Alexander S.

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Family: None

First Claim:
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I claim:     1. In combination with an article of outer clothing, a nasal drip absorbing device for use in cold weather when the user's nose tends to drip, comprising:
  • fixed securing means connected to the article of clothing, such article adapted to be worn on one of the upper appendages of the user; and
  • a disposable absorbent pad formed of multiple layers of absorbent tissue and a backing sheet secured to the layers at their underside, said backing sheet having permanently secured to its underside removable attachment means removably attached to the fixed securing means to permit easy detachment of the pad from the article of clothing and re-attachment of a new disposable absorbent pad;
  • whereby the user can absorb nasal drip in the pad conveniently without reaching into a pocket for other absorbent material, and may replace the disposable absorbent pad whenever necessary.


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Patent  Pub.Date  Inventor Assignee   Title
Get PDF - 3pp US1139942  1915-05 Wightman et al.   MOISTENING DEVICE.
Get PDF - 2pp US1426797* 1922-08 Wangelin    
Get PDF - 3pp US2067537* 1937-01 Kost et al.    
Get PDF - 3pp US2432325* 1947-12 McDougall    
Get PDF - 3pp US2579275  1951-12 Schworm   Soak pad
Get PDF - 3pp US3421160  1969-01 Domenico   BOWLING GLOVE
Get PDF - 4pp US3589367  1971-06 Sease  Parke, Davis & Company SURGICAL DRESSING
Get PDF - 5pp US4094014  1978-06 Schroeder   Workman's glove
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Publication Date IPC Code Assignee   Title
  BE0532694 1954-07       


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