An article for receiving a body of an animal and a method for containing fluid released from a body of an animal are disclosed. The article includes an absorbent layer having an inner side and an outer side opposite the inner side, wherein the absorbent layer is configured to be placed proximate to the body to absorb fluid released from the body; a liquid impermeable sheet attached to the outer side of the absorbent layer and configured to prevent the fluid released from the body from seeping through the liquid impermeable sheet; and an outer layer attached to the liquid impermeable sheet. At least the outer layer is configured to form an outer pouch to contain the body. The outer layer includes closure means configured to secure the body within the outer pouch.

A soft transfer case for contaminated material is provided. The transfer case includes a film-laminated, woven textile exterior layer as a pouch. The cylinder is capable of being clamped at each end of the cylinder. An open end elastomeric bladder for containing the contaminated material is contained by the exterior layer. The bladder includes a seam to seal the open end with the material contained therein. Upon pressurization of the bladder, the exterior layer expands and a restraining force is generated between the textile layer and the clamps. A variant of the soft transfer case provides soft end terminations formed by fold-over regions at fold lines in the exterior layer. The exterior layer is fitted with matching locking straps affixed along a longitudinal exterior. The locking straps mechanically lock together. Lifting handles are also affixed to the exterior strength layer to ease transport of the transfer case.

A soft transfer case for contaminated material is provided. The transfer case includes a film-laminated, woven textile exterior layer as a pouch. The cylinder is capable of being clamped at each end of the cylinder. An open end elastomeric bladder for containing the contaminated material is contained by the exterior layer. The bladder includes a seam to seal the open end with the material contained therein. Upon pressurization of the bladder, the exterior layer expands and a restraining force is generated between the textile layer and the clamps. A variant of the soft transfer case provides soft end terminations formed by fold-over regions at fold lines in the exterior layer. The exterior layer is fitted with matching locking straps affixed along a longitudinal exterior. The locking straps mechanically lock together. Lifting handles are also affixed to the exterior strength layer to ease transport of the transfer case.

Today's funeral practices are unsustainable, toxic, and polluting. Both cremation and the manufacture and transport of caskets, grave liners, and headstones emit greenhouse gas emissions into the atmosphere. In fact, the very last thing that most of us will do on this earth is poison it. As a response, a system and method called recomposition that gently and naturally returns humans to the earth after death.

A burial shroud device designed to provide a stable and safe base for a body during transport and burial. The device includes a backboard with integrated handles for secure handling, a cushion cover with nylon straps and D-style rings to secure the body, and a shroud fabric for wrapping the body and belongings in a conventional and respectful manner. The device provides a stable and safe base for the body, preventing lateral and sideways movement, while also allowing for easy wrapping of the body and belongings. The shroud fabric comes in different designs, colors, and sizes, allowing for customization to meet the needs and preferences of the user.

A burial shroud device designed to provide a stable and safe base for a body during transport and burial. The device includes a backboard with integrated handles for secure handling, a cushion cover with nylon straps and D-style rings to secure the body, and a shroud fabric for wrapping the body and belongings in a conventional and respectful manner. The device provides a stable and safe base for the body, preventing lateral and sideways movement, while also allowing for easy wrapping of the body and belongings. The shroud fabric comes in different designs, colors, and sizes, allowing for customization to meet the needs and preferences of the user.

The present invention discloses a absorbent article configured for attachment to the interior of an child potty/bed pan or to be worn on an user. The absorbent article composes an absorbent core, first absorbent channel layer, intermediate channel layer and top permeable layer composes made up of permeable materials and further comprises an material capable of converting an liquid substance to an gel-like substance. Specifically, regions of the absorbent core first absorbent channel layer and intermediate channel layer may comprise an super absorbent polymer (SAP) material such as hydrogel, sodium polyacrylate, polyacrylate absorbents, or an biodegradable material such as an powder corn starch or wheat mixture or an combination of super absorbent polymer (SAP) and an biodegradable material.

A mortuary undergarment assembly for dressing a deceased infant such that embalming fluid is contained includes a coverall body being liquid impermeable, being flexible, and having a shape for receiving a deceased infant into the coverall body. A hood body is liquid impermeable, flexible, and configured for partially covering a head section of the deceased infant to expose a face section of the deceased infant. The hood body is engaged to the coverall body such that liquid is deterred from permeating between the hood body and the coverall body. A method of dressing the deceased infant with the coverall body and the hood body is also disclosed.

A mortuary undergarment assembly for dressing a deceased infant such that embalming fluid is contained includes a coverall body being liquid impermeable, being flexible, and having a shape for receiving a deceased infant into the coverall body. A hood body is liquid impermeable, flexible, and configured for partially covering a head section of the deceased infant to expose a face section of the deceased infant. The hood body is engaged to the coverall body such that liquid is deterred from permeating between the hood body and the coverall body. A method of dressing the deceased infant with the coverall body and the hood body is also disclosed.

A soft transfer case for biological and chemical material is provided. The transfer case includes a film-laminated, woven textile exterior layer as a pouch resembling an open cylinder. The cylinder is capable of being clamped at each end of the cylinder. A pouch shaped and single open end elastomeric bladder capable of containing biological and chemical material can be contained by the exterior layer. The bladder requires only one seam which is used to permanently seal the open end with the material contained therein. Upon pressurization of the bladder, the exterior layer expands and a restraining force is generated between the textile layer and the clamps.