A table system includes a tablecloth, a table, and a table kit. The tablecloth defines an upper surface and a lower surface. The table includes a tabletop, at least one leg, and a table base. The table kit comprises various components, including a plurality of tabs and a drawstring. Each tab defines a conduit, and each tab is connected to the lower surface of the tablecloth. The drawstring extends through each of the plurality of tabs. In use, the plurality of tabs are gathered towards the at least one leg by tension applied to the drawstring, and ends of the drawstring are tied together to secure the tablecloth to the table.

A NEW TABLECLOTH FOR FAST FOOD TRAYS (BELONGING TO FOOD COURT, DINERS, AIRPLANES OR TRAINS , WHICH HAS BEEN DESIGNED AND MADE IN ORDER TO OBTAIN NOTABLECLOTH ADVANTAGES IN THE HYGIENIC, PRACTICAL AND ECONOMIC ORDER, REGARDING OTHER EXISTING MEANS OF ANALOGUE PURPOSES. THE DESIGN IS INTENDED TO GUARANTEE HYGIENE AND NOT CONTAMINATION OF THE USERS HANDS, IN THE TRANSPORT OF THE TRAY.

A roll-out disposable bedding assembly, and a bed that uses that disposable bedding assembly, includes a bedding roll comprised of disposable bi-layered bedding materials, first and second mounting bracket assemblies, and a support axle. The first and second mounting bracket assemblies and support axle secure the bedding roll to a bed. The bedding roll is comprised of rolled up, sequentially attached rectangular bedding sections, at least one of which has a bi-layered construction of an upper sheet and a lower sheet. That bedding section is attached to adjacent bedding sections along perforated edges. The upper sheet and lower sheet are removably affixed to each other along parallel perforated side edges. The bottoms of the upper sheet and lower sheet are permanently affixed together. A pillowcase is disposed between the upper and lower sheet.

A table system includes a tablecloth, a table, and a table kit. The tablecloth defines an upper surface and a lower surface. The table includes a tabletop, at least one leg, and a table base. The table kit comprises various components, including a plurality of tabs and a drawstring. Each tab defines a conduit, and each tab is connected to the lower surface of the tablecloth. The drawstring extends through each of the plurality of tabs. In use, the plurality of tabs are gathered towards the at least one leg by tension applied to the drawstring, and ends of the drawstring are tied together to secure the tablecloth to the table.

The present invention describes methods and product for protection against microbial colonization associated with the use of hygienic products, such as diapers, bandages, sanitary napkins, tampons, gowns, facemasks, table covers, and the like, through significantly minimizing, inhibiting, or preventing microbial colonization in the hygienic product material. The present invention provides for using a hygienic product containing at least one inner layer of its composition that is integrated with an effective amount of natural, viable, non-pathogenic, antimicrobial, Terpinen-4-ol, for inhibiting the growth and multiplication of microorganisms. The method used for integrating the natural antimicrobial product, the Terpinen-4-ol, to the selected sanitary product layer utilizes, amongst others, a nanotechnology process.

A stretchable hygienic cover, for utilization with an existing variable geometry vehicle headrest, having an ability to conform itself to dimensions of the existing variable geometry vehicle headrest underlying the stretchable hygienic cover when engaged includes a stretchable, breathable, moisture-absorbent fabric. Further provided in the stretchable hygienic cover is an elastic opening allowing the fabric to stretchably fit over an existing variable geometry vehicle headrest, wherein the elastic opening may stretch and retract in size to grip on to an existing variable geometry vehicle headrest. Also provided is a hygienic kit for a headrest and a method for a hygienic kit for a headrest.

An adhesive napkin apparatus is disclosed, the adhesive napkin apparatus comprising a sheet of absorbent material having at least one adhesive strip positioned on an inner face of the sheet. Each adhesive strip is configured to semi-permanently adhere to the fabric of the user's clothing. A removable cover strip is coupled to each adhesive strip to prevent incidental adhesion before use. The sheet may be perforated to tear into a number of separable portions.

A disinfectant and antibacterial travel kit for passenger travel and airlines. To protect person from getting sick from the germs in the airplane recirculating air and all the germs from previous passenger left on the seatbelt, seat, tray table, public airplane bathroom. Also, the kit may be used on all forms of public transportation. Trains, subway, buses, carpool etc. The kit according to the present invention helps travelers stay healthy while using public transportation.

A table cover system tightly holds a protective barrier similar to a tablecloth on a table. An elastic or stretchy band is attached near the outer edge so that when placed on the table it holds the protective barrier on the table. This prevents the wind from blowing it off, it being pulled off or otherwise inadvertently being removed from the table.

This present application discloses a seat back tray table cover that helps to reduce the transmission of germs and diseases. The tray table cover is a disposable, relatively thin piece of plastic that substantially encompasses the seat back tray table including, without limitation, both a bottom and a top surface thereof. More specifically, the tray table cover slips around the seat back tray table, and then is secured around the two bars that attach the seat back tray table to the back of the seat. The tray table further comprises an anti-bacteria and an anti-microbial coating on its outside surface.