Food-Particle Collection Device for Post-Eating Hygiene
Bedside care for patients with limited oral motor control accumulates dropped food particles and oral spill, with no purpose-built device sitting between disposable wipes and dental-hygiene equipment.
A small personal-hygiene device for collecting food particles and liquid spills — milk, food remnants, seed shells — from the mouth after eating. Designed as a domestic and clinical-care product, with applications in both general hygiene and assisted-living contexts where conventional post-meal cleaning is impractical or insufficient.
The device occupies a small market gap between disposable wipes and dental-hygiene equipment, offering a reusable single-use-cartridge approach designed for cost-conscious manufacture in regional supply chains. Sole inventor.
- A handheld personal-care device for the collection of solid and liquid post-meal residues from the oral cavity.
- A modular collection chamber designed for single-use replacement, allowing rapid changeover without device disassembly.
- An ergonomic form factor configured for use by both able-bodied and assisted users.
- A material specification compatible with regional manufacture and cleaning protocols.