No waste rolling paper

Abstract

after years of utilizing rolling papers, I had noticed a reoccurring problem. The rolling paper is structurally sound until reaching toward the end, where the tar from the contents will ultimately accumulate and render the paper un-usable. This is a problem especially for those who are trying to save money and at the same time get their money's worth. That is to say the consumer should not have to discard any of the tobacco products they purchased, due to a flaw in the manufacturing of rolling paper.

Description

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

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BACKGROUND OF INVENTION

“No Waste Rolling Paper” is an accessory for tobacco products. There exists a need for a more efficient type of rolling paper, which would cut or completely eliminate the waste caused by the poor structure of current rolling paper.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE SEVERAL VIEWS OF THE DRAWING

(FIG. 1): Aerial view of the standard size model rolling paper, outside of the box and laid on a flat surface. The shaded area running horizontally along the top represents the glue. The diagonally hatched area running vertically represents the thicker end of the rolling paper.

(FIG. 2): Lateral view of the standard size model rolling paper. The thicker side is illustrated by a double line and pointed arrow indicating elevation.

(FIG. 3): Lateral view of a finished “No Waste Rolling Paper” product. A dotted line symbolizes the separation between the mouth barrier and the contents inside the paper. Again, the diagonal hatching represents the thicker paper.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

a new and improved rolling paper, manufactured in a way that creates a natural barrier between the contents of the rolling paper and the user's mouth. The purpose therein is to create a more efficient type of paper. This is accomplished by increasing the thickness in one portion of the paper (at either end). The actual composition of the paper has not changed, and no additional materials are required in the production process. The user can fill a paper up to the indentation, caused by the thickness, and then proceed to roll as normal. The finished has a gap between the contents of the paper and the user's mouth.

Claims

1. I claim this production method of manufacturing a more efficient type of rolling paper as my invention.