A sheet package including a plurality of sheets stacked, a packaging bag containing the plurality of sheets, and a retrieval opening formed in an upper surface of the packaging bag to allow one of the plurality of sheets to be pulled through, wherein the retrieval opening includes a slit extending in a first direction and an opening portion continuous with at least one end portion of the slit, and wherein, in a second direction crossing the first direction, a width of the opening portion is greater than a width of the slit.

A sheet package including a plurality of sheets stacked, a packaging bag containing the plurality of sheets, and a retrieval opening formed in an upper surface of the packaging bag to allow one of the plurality of sheets to be pulled through, wherein the retrieval opening includes a slit extending in a first direction and an opening portion continuous with at least one end portion of the slit, and wherein, in a second direction crossing the first direction, a width of the opening portion is greater than a width of the slit.

A moisturizing tissue product that can be packaged in the same way as a non-moisturizing tissue product. With this tissue paper product in which a web obtained by folding and laminating in a pop-up configuration a plurality of sheets of tissue paper containing a moisturizing agent is stored in a rectangular-shaped paper box having an outlet on an upper surface thereof, the problem of the tissue paper is solved by this tissue paper product in which the number of plies is 2.

The invention provides a stack comprising a plurality of absorbent sheets stacked in facing arrangement. The stack is bound along its top edge by at least one line of stitches comprising a plurality of spaced apart stitch holes and a thread disposed therein. Individual sheets further comprise a line of perforations comprising a plurality of spaced apart perforation holes. The line of stitches and the line of perforations are such that there is generally a one-to-one numerical correspondence amongst at least a majority of the plurality of stitch holes and perforation holes.

The invention provides a stack comprising a plurality of absorbent sheets stacked in facing arrangement. The stack is bound along its top edge by at least one line of stitches comprising a plurality of spaced apart stitch holes and a thread disposed therein. Individual sheets further comprise a line of perforations comprising a plurality of spaced apart perforation holes. The line of stitches and the line of perforations are such that there is generally a one-to-one numerical correspondence amongst at least a majority of the plurality of stitch holes and perforation holes.

A household-use tissue storage container includes: a container body that stores household-use tissue inside and has an outlet through which the household-use tissue is taken out; and an open/close lid that is pivotably provided on the container body and closes the outlet. The container body includes: a latch that latches the closed open/close lid and that unlatches and opens the open/close lid; and a biasing means that biases the open/close lid in an opening direction. The container body has a part made of an elastic material and a brake that is integrally formed with the elastic part and in contact with the open/close lid in an opened state. Alternatively, the open/close lid has at least a part made of an elastic material and a brake that is integrally formed with the elastic part and in contact with the container body when the open/close lid is opened.

A toiletry and accessory holder is provided that is adapted to support a plurality of accessory items in a portable housing. The device supports a tissue paper dispenser, replacement tissue paper, lotion and sanitizer solution, hand towels, and straws from a single housing. The housing is well suited for use in a vehicle or in a hotel room, whereby several toiletry items are provided to the user upon need, in a single housing, and in a compact form. A tissue box is supported along one end of the housing, while a slot adjacent thereto provides access to an exposed tissue from the tissue box. Replacement tissues are stored opposite the tissue box, while a straw dispenser is disposed along the lower portion of the housing. Along the upper surface of the container are several recesses to support item such as sanitizer solution containers, hand towels, and drink containers.

A toiletry and accessory holder is provided that is adapted to support a plurality of accessory items in a portable housing. The device supports a tissue paper dispenser, replacement tissue paper, lotion and sanitizer solution, hand towels, and straws from a single housing. The housing is well suited for use in a vehicle or in a hotel room, whereby several toiletry items are provided to the user upon need, in a single housing, and in a compact form. A tissue box is supported along one end of the housing, while a slot adjacent thereto provides access to an exposed tissue from the tissue box. Replacement tissues are stored opposite the tissue box, while a straw dispenser is disposed along the lower portion of the housing. Along the upper surface of the container are several recesses to support item such as sanitizer solution containers, hand towels, and drink containers.

A sanitary tissue package comprising a bundle of folded sanitary tissues stacked in a pop-up type and a film overwrap-wrapping the bundle of the folded sanitary tissues, where the sanitary tissue package is excellent in sanitary tissue take-out property and prevention of falling.

A sanitary tissue package comprising a bundle of folded sanitary tissues stacked in a pop-up type and a film overwrap-wrapping the bundle of the folded sanitary tissues, where the sanitary tissue package is excellent in sanitary tissue take-out property and prevention of falling.