Abstract: A disposable panty having a tubular body portion with an hour-glass configuration to provide an intermediate crotch portion and opposing front and rear waist portions. A sanitary napkin is disposed within the crotch portion between the outer and inner layers of the body portion. A ribbon member passes through the front and rear waist portions to secure the pantry to the wearer, where the ends of the ribbon member are removably secured together. The sanitary napkin includes a frame member provided with absorbent balls disposed in the opening of the frame member to increase the absorption of the menstrual discharge. A flexible liquid impervious material is disposed between the outer layer of the body portion and the sanitary napkin to prevent the passage of the menstrual discharge to the outer layer. The panty with the sanitary napkin can be folded upon itself to function solely as a sanitary napkin.

Abstract: An apparatus for plugging a pipe including an inflatable bag which is insertable into the pipe in a collapsed condition and which is inflatable therein to block the flow within the pipe. The bag is secured to a hollow tube having air outlet openings therein with the openings being positioned within the bag. A tubular member connects an air inlet opening of the hollow tube to an air compressor for transmitting compressed air through the hollow tube to thereby inflate the bag in order to plug the pipe. Preferably, an air valve is coupled between the air inlet opening of the hollow tube and the tubular member for controlling the flow of air into and out of the bag.