A CIGARETTE NEED NOT TO DROP ASHES AWAY WHILE SMOKING

Abstract: A cigarette wrapped with the materials such as incombustible foil and/or paper perforated with numerous vent holes as well as incombustible net and fabric so that the ashes are not dropped away from a cigarette by itself while smoking.

Description: A CIGARETTE . NEED _NOT TO DROP ASHES AWAY WHILE SMOKING Technical Field The present invention relates to a cigarette which ashes do not drop away from the cigarette while smoking. Back Ground Art Th e present invention relates to a cigarette whic h one do not drop ashes away from the cigarette while smoking b ut can throw it away into ashe tray after finished to smoke. G enerally one had to flick the ashes off frequently while smoking, and when he forgot to flick the ashes off, the ashes will drop on the desk or clothes o f smoker himself. N ot only it has b een the disadvantage to make clothes d irty with cigarette ashes but also one has to worry a b out a particle of cigarette light. Especially it'might be happened often while working hardly or thinking deeply with smoking. Disclosure of Invention In order to provide an improved cigarette than a b ove- d escribe d disadvantage, present invention provi d e a cigarette forming tube surrounding usual cigarette wrapped with incombustible foil perforate d with numerous vent holes as well as incombustible net, fa b ric or paper formed with said net or fabric, since the ashes will remain in the incombustible foil tu b e and it rieed not to flick ashes away until to finish the smoking. SUBSTITUTESHEET As shown in FIGS.l and 2, a cigarette according to the present invention wrapped with an another more foil or paper (5) as a aluminum foil on which numerous vent holes (7) are perforated surrounding the usual cigarette paper (4) despite the ashes of usual cigarette used to drop off according to its burning, in the present invention as FIG.2 the ashes (6) of a cigarette of this invention remains in the tube of incombustible foil (5) without dropping the ashes (6) away from the rest part (1) of the un-burnt cigarette, but fresh air to burn out the cigarette is supplied thoroghly through the numerous vent holes (7) and air inlet (8) of the tube (5) of cigarette. The incombustible foil on paper (5) as in the FIG.3 may be applied for a raw materials which numerous vent holes (7) are perforated and piled with usual cigarette paper (4) . Brief Description of the Drawing. FIG. 1 is a general view of a cigarette according to ' this invention. FIG. 2 is a sectional view of FIG.l FIG. 3 is a raw material of imcombustible Foil according to this invention. FIG. 4 is an another view that the net is applied. o Best mode for Carring out the Invention. According to the present invention as in the FIG.l and FIG.4, usual cigarette is wrapped once more with on another incombustible material such as perforated foil or fine net forming, tube which have the burnt out ashes remain in it, and is not dropped away by it self or need not flick the ashed away with finger-strike. Therefore, the present invention is carried out by the mode as in the both of FIGS.l & 4 •» wrapping a usual cigarette once more surrounding it with incombustible perforated foil or fine net, and also brings best result. Industial Applicability It is easily applicated to the cigarette manufacturing industry simply adding one more process step wrapping with said foil or net to the usual cigarette making process, in this regard the industrial applicablity is greatly increased.

Claims: Claims 1. A cigarette wrapped with the incombustible material such as foil and/or paper surrounding a usual cigarette paper. 2. A cigarette of claim 1, where in said incombustible foil and/or paper is perforated with numerous vent holes. 3. A cigarette defined in claim 1, where in said material consist of incombustible net.

Inventors: LEE TAE-HWAN, LEE, TAE-HWAN
Applicants: LEE TAE HWAN, LEE, TAE-HWAN
Application year: 1985
Main classification: A24D1
IPC codes: A24D1