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Soaker pad for cloth diaper. U.S. Patent No. 8,115,050. Kim Ormsby, Bozeman, MO and Allen Leo, Nanjing, China. Assignors to The Natural Baby Company, LLC, Bozeman, MO.

Filed: 12/7/09

Issued: 2/14/12

A soaker pad for a cloth diaper has been patented. The pad comprises:

a. an outer layer having two longitudinal lon·gi·tu·di·nal
adj.
Running in the direction of the long axis of the body or any of its parts.
 edges, a top edge, a bottom edge and a center;

b. an absorbent absorbent /ab·sor·bent/ (-sor´bent)
1. able to take in, or suck up and incorporate.

2. a tissue structure involved in absorption.

3. a substance that absorbs or promotes absorption.
 pad;

c. an inner layer having a top edge, a bottom edge, a center and two outer longitudinal margins; and

d. two side panels that are separate from the outer layer, absorbent pad and inner layer, each of which has an outer longitudinal edge, an inner longitudinal edge, a top edge and a bottom edge.

The absorbent pad lies between the inner and outer layers and is situated roughly in the center of both the outer and inner layers; wherein where·in  
adv.
In what way; how: Wherein have we sinned?

conj.
1. In which location; where: the country wherein those people live.

2.
 the top and bottom edges of the inner layer are lined up with the top and bottom edges of the outer layer, and the inner layer is narrower than the outer layer, thereby forming a margin along each longitudinal edge of the outer layer that is not in contact with the inner layer.

The top and bottom edges of each side panel are lined up with the top and bottom edges of the outer layer, the outer longitudinal edge of one side panel is lined up with one of the longitudinal edges of the outer layer, and the outer longitudinal edge of the other side panel is lined up with the other longitudinal edge of the outer layer; wherein the inner longitudinal edge of each side panel is folded inward in·ward  
adj.
1. Located inside; inner.

2. Directed or moving toward the interior: an inward flow.

3.
 to create a fold line and a fold area with a middle portion, and wherein two parallel elastics are located just inside the fold line of each side panel to create an inner gusset gus·set  
n.
1. A triangular insert, as in the seam of a garment, for added strength or expansion.

2. A triangular metal bracket used to strengthen a joist.

3.
.

Two parallel elastics are situated parallel to the longitudinal edge of the outer layer in the margin along each longitudinal edge of the outer layer that is not in contact with the inner layer, and wherein said elastics create an outer gusset; wherein neither the inner gusset nor the outer gusset is in contact with the inner layer; wherein each side panel is adhered to the outer layer in the margin along each longitudinal edge of the outer layer that is not in contact with the inner layer, each side panel is adhered to the outer margins of the inner layer, and the fold area of each side panel is adhered to the inner layer except at the middle portion of the fold area, thereby allowing the inner gusset to stand up and away from the inner layer; and wherein the fold area of each side panel does not come into contact with the absorbent pad.
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Publication:Nonwovens Industry
Date:Jun 1, 2012
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