Abstract: A first embodiment of faucet mat includes a generally flexible body having an absorbent top layer and a liquid impermeable bottom layer. A first hole extends through the body of the mat for receiving a faucet therethrough. The first hole is spaced from the peripheral edge or outer edges of the mat and defines an inner mat edge that is configured to engage a lower end or lower portion of the faucet. One or more additional holes can be provided for receiving additional sink parts therethrough. A slit extends from each hole to the peripheral edge. One or more suitable fasteners can be provided along each inner mat edge, slit, or both.

Abstract: A hygienic tissue includes a front side and a back side. The front side includes an absorbent material and the back side includes an absorbent material. A fluid resistant material is between the front side absorbent material and the back side absorbent material, and a pocket is on the back side for receiving one or more of a user's fingers. The back side defines an aperture for providing access to the pocket. The aperture is surrounded on one or more sides by the back side such that one or more pockets are formed along the back side. Attachments can be used to attach the tissue to a user's hand, wrist or ears. The tissue can be used, for example, when sneezing, coughing, nose blowing or touching contaminated surfaces, as a hygienic tissue, face mask, and wet wipe.

Abstract: A hygienic tissue includes a front side and a back side. The front side includes an absorbent material and the back side includes an absorbent material. A fluid resistant material is between the front side absorbent material and the back side absorbent material, and a pocket is on the back side for receiving one or more of a user's fingers. The back side defines an aperture for providing access to the pocket. The aperture is surrounded on one or more sides by the back side such that one or more pockets are formed along the back side. Attachments can be used to attach the tissue to a user's hand, wrist or ears. The tissue can be used, for example, when sneezing, coughing, nose blowing or touching contaminated surfaces, as a hygienic tissue, face mask, and wet wipe.

Abstract: The post circumcision diaper has an integrated protective cup situated between the outer fluid-impervious and inner absorbent layers of the diaper's front portion. The protective cup is constructed of plastic and forms an area of the diaper that is convex outward and concave inward to protect the penis of a recently circumcised baby boy from both direct and incidental pressure. In an alternative embodiment, the post circumcision diaper is formed from a protective cup that is configured for aftermarket attachment to the inside of a commercially available disposable or cloth diaper. In this embodiment, the protective cup has adhesive on its outer surface and a layer of absorbent material on its inner surface.