A bag of thin plastic material shaped into a container having a closed end and an open end cut to provide two tying portions, and sides extending between the open and closed ends. The plastic material is of a color and has at least an antimicrobial agent, and has an imprinted design or pattern. The bag is of a size suitable for receiving a single product, such as a used feminine hygiene product, along with any other material in the use or replacement of such product by a user, in which the tying portions are tieable to seal the product within the bag. When a product is sealed in the bag by a user, the antimicrobial agent inhibits the growth of odor causing bacteria, the scent masks any odors, and the color and imprinted design assists to conceal or obfuscate any blood on a used feminine product in the bag.

A diaper accessory is disclosed including an elongated sticker having an adhesive layer with baby wipes and a disposal bag provided thereto. The sticker includes a pair of envelopes useful for retaining baby wipes and a disposal bag. The adhesive layer includes a non-adhesive strip that is removable to exposed an adhesive component such that the elongated sticker is attachable to an outside of a diaper. The envelope containing the baby wipes is adhesively attachable to a front of the diaper, and the envelope containing the disposal bag is adhesively attachable to a rear of the diaper. Further, the baby diaper accessory of the present disclosure is scented to mask the unpleasant odor when changing a baby's diaper.

The present invention is directed to a thermoplastic bag comprised of a front panel and a back panel. The front panel and back panel are generally joined along a first side edge, a second side edge, and a bottom edge of the respective front panel and back panel. The front panel has a distal edge with the distal edge folded over the front panel to provide a hem and an overlap area immediately below the first hem. The overlap encapsulates a scent carrier that provides a scent to the thermoplastic bag.

A method of disposing of a personal product includes providing a personal product disposal bag having a body with a water proof interior layer and an exterior layer composed of a material having an appearance of paper, the personal product disposal bag further having a flap extending from the body and to fold over an opening into the body to thereby seal off the body; inserting a personal product into the personal product disposal bag through the opening; sealing the flap closed via an adhesive such that the personal product is secured within the body; and placing the personal product disposal bag with the personal product into a trash bin; the personal product disposal bag prevents odor from escaping and visibly conceals the personal product by providing the appearance of paper.

A feminine hygienic tool disposal bag is an apparatus that is used to securely contain and deodorize discarded feminine hygiene products. The apparatus includes a container, an elastic rim, and a deodorizing strip. The container is used as a structural unit to mount all of the aforementioned components. The container inverts to ensure a clean exterior for temporary storage of disposed products. The elastic rim widens to enable items to enter the container, to allow the container to invert, and to help secure items in place. The deodorizing strip encircles the container, so that when the user inverts the container, the deodorizing strip is proximal to odors and smells from disposed hygienic articles.

The present invention relates to a hygienic interactive system for sanitary material comprising a dispenser having at least three drawers, at least three buttons corresponding to the aforementioned three drawers, and a display screen; and, a disposal feature having at least two compartments and at least one sensor located on the top compartment The sensor being connected with the display screen and with drawers of the dispenser. The disposal additionally comprises at least three compartments containing an incinerating compartment.

A recycling bag and a method for incorporating the bag into a recycling program are provided. The bag and method include a resealable bag including a tamper evident seal having a unique identifier. The unique identifier is associated with a user. The recyclable contents of the bag are appraised and a valuation metric are assigned to the user upon recycling.

The present disclosure relates to a thermoplastic film that includes dual fragrance odor control. For example, the thermoplastic can film include a first fragrance component, such as a neat oil applied directly thereon. The thermoplastic film can also include an encapsulated fragrance component applied thereon. The encapsulated fragrance component can include a fragrance encapsulated within a plurality of encapsulants and can be configured to delay a release of the fragrance, such as until there is a physical interaction applied to the thermoplastic film.

A cat-box litter-less liner product and method for managing cat excreta, in a cat box, without litter, comprising an impermeable liner with an affixed absorbent pad, which fits into and over the sides of a cat box in use, and forms a disposable bag after use, providing the cat with a place to urinate and defecate, without the spilling of any waste or other substance from the cat box during use or when removed and disposed of. This invention solves problems associated with the use of kitty litter in a cat pan, and provides a convenient and sanitary way to obtain stool and urine samples for health evaluation and analysis, and to regularly and periodically make quick visual inspections of the cat's excreta for early detection of health problems.

A multi-layer thermoplastic film includes a first film of thermoplastic material, a second film of thermoplastic material bonded to the first film, and an odor control component disposed between the first film and the second film. A method of manufacturing a multi-layer thermoplastic film coextruding a plurality of layers to form a first film, coextruding a plurality of layers to form a second film, disposing at least one odor control component on at least one of the first film and the second film, and bonding the first and second films together such that the at least one substance is disposed between the first film and the second film.