TH115477A - The apron cover between the legs - Google Patents

Abstract

DC60 (21/12/53) Apron cover during pounding. There are many types to choose from. Some are cheap, temporary type, reusable but pounding a little, and heavy-duty type. They all have similar characteristics as follows: - Cheap, temporary type. It is a flat, hard, lightweight sheet of material that has a slight springiness, spreads wide and straight. In the middle, there is a large hole. At the edge of this large hole, there are many petals that taper towards each other in the center of the hole. Each petal can be bent and springy. When the pestle handle is inserted through the hole, each petal will bend up and press together, gripping the pestle handle by springback and friction. The molded material has a transparent surface that spreads out to prevent stains and splashes while pounding, but still allows clear vision during pounding. - Reusable but pounding type. This flat, hard sheet of material has a high, curved dome-like shape. Some types have a cut on the sides from the edge to the center hole, but there is an overlapping area of the molded sheets, attached together along the entire length. One edge is a hooked plate, and the other edge has a long hole prepared for use. Many hooks are arranged in a row to adjust the size of the pestle clamp. - The legend that the lower edge of the inverted dome is curved up along the entire length like a rain gutter to catch the splashing water from easily dripping from the edge. - The illuminated type is equipped with an electric lighting system or at least one small flashlight, installed to provide diffused light inside the mortar while pounding. The purpose of this invention is to help protect food scraps in the mortar or grinding cup from splashing out and staining the outside of the mortar, both the face and clothes of the pounder. And also to protect the food in the mortar or grinding cup from dirt such as human saliva, dust, insects, especially when the food-soiled pestle and mortar are left unattended for a long time, which is an opportunity for flies, cockroaches, lizards, mice, cats to sneak in and lick the food remaining on the cooking utensils while using. And provide good visibility. There are many types of stain protection covers while pounding, including inexpensive, temporary types, reusable types for pounding only a small amount, and heavy-duty types. The legends have similar characteristics as follows: - The inexpensive, temporary type is a flat, hard, lightweight, slightly springy sheet of material that spreads wide and straight. There is a large opening in the middle. The edge of this large opening is shaped like a series of tapered petals, pointing towards each other at the center of the opening. Each petal is bendable and spring-loaded. When the pestle handle is inserted through the opening, each petal bends upwards and presses against the pestle handle by springback and friction. The molded material has a transparent texture, spreading out to prevent stains and splashes during pounding, but also allowing clear vision during pounding. -Reusable but less pounding type. This flat, hard sheet of material has a prominent, dome-like shape. Some types have a cut area on the sides from the edge to the center opening, but there is an overlapping area of molded sheets, attached together along the entire length. One edge is a protruding hook plate. The other edge has several long holes prepared for hook attachment, one after the other, allowing the size of the pestle clamping holes to be adjusted. -The legendary type has the lower edge of the inverted dome curved upwards like a gutter to catch splashes and prevent them from easily dripping from the edge. -Lighted type: Installed with an electric lighting system or at least one small flashlight, installed to provide diffused light within the work area during pounding. The purpose of this invention is to help prevent food scraps in the mortar or grinding cup from splashing out and staining the outside of the mortar, including the face and clothes of the person pounding. It also protects the food in the mortar or grinding cup from dirt such as human saliva, dust, insects, and especially when the food-soiled pestle and mortar are left unattended for long periods of time, which is an opportunity for flies, cockroaches, lizards, mice, and cats to sneak in and lick the food remaining on the cooking equipment during use, and provides good visibility.

Claims (1)

: DC60 (21/12/53) Apron cover while pounding. There are many types to choose from. Some are cheap, temporary type, reusable but pounding a little, and heavy-duty type. They all have similar characteristics as follows: - Cheap, temporary type. It is a flat, hard, lightweight sheet of material that has a slight springiness. It is wide and straight. In the middle, there is a large hole. At the edge of this large hole, there are many petals that taper towards each other in the center of the hole. Each petal can be bent and springy. When the pestle handle is inserted through the hole, each petal will bend up and press together, gripping the pestle handle by the force of the spring return and friction. The molded material has a transparent surface that spreads out to prevent stains and splashes while pounding, but still allows clear vision during pounding. - Reusable but pounding type. This flat, hard sheet of material has a high, curved dome-like shape. Some types have a cut on the sides from the edge to the hole in the middle, but there is an overlapping area of the molded sheets, attached together along the length. One edge is a hooked plate, and the other edge has a long hole prepared for Many hooks are arranged in a row to adjust the size of the pestle clamp. - The legend that the lower edge of the inverted dome is curved up along the entire length like a rain gutter to catch the splashing water from easily dripping from the edge. - The illuminated type is equipped with an electric lighting system or at least one small flashlight, installed to provide diffused light inside the mortar while pounding. The purpose of this invention is to help protect food scraps in the mortar or grinding cup from splashing out and staining the outside of the mortar, both the face and clothes of the pounder. And also to protect the food in the mortar or grinding cup from dirt such as human saliva, dust, insects, especially when the food-soiled pestle and mortar are left unattended for a long time, which is an opportunity for flies, cockroaches, lizards, mice, cats to sneak in and lick the food remaining on the cooking utensils while using. And provide good visibility. There are many types of stain protection covers while pounding, including inexpensive, temporary types, reusable types for pounding only a small amount, and heavy-duty types. The legends have similar characteristics as follows: - The inexpensive, temporary type is a flat, hard, lightweight, slightly springy sheet of material that spreads wide and straight. There is a large opening in the middle. The edge of this large opening is shaped like a series of tapered petals, pointing towards each other at the center of the opening. Each petal is bendable and spring-loaded. When the pestle handle is inserted through the opening, each petal bends upwards and presses against the pestle handle by springback and friction. The molded material has a transparent texture, spreading out to prevent stains and splashes during pounding, but also allowing clear vision during pounding. -Reusable but less pounding type. This flat, hard sheet of material has a prominent, dome-like shape. Some types have a cut area on the sides from the edge to the center opening, but there is an overlapping area of molded sheets, attached together along the entire length. One edge is a protruding hook plate. The other edge has several long holes prepared for hook attachment, one after the other, allowing the size of the pestle clamping holes to be adjusted. -The legendary type has the lower edge of the inverted dome curved upwards like a gutter to catch splashes and prevent them from easily dripping from the edge. -Lighted type: Installed with an electric lighting system or at least one small flashlight, installed to provide diffused light within the work area during pounding. The purpose of this invention is to help protect food scraps in the mortar or grinding cup from splashing out and staining the outside of the mortar, both the face and the clothes of the person pounding. It also protects the food in the mortar or grinding cup from dirt such as human saliva, dust, insects, and especially when the food-soiled pestle and mortar are left unattended for a long time, which is an opportunity for flies, cockroaches, lizards, mice, cats to sneak in and lick the food remaining on the cooking utensils during use. And to provide good visibility Claim (item one) which will appear on the advertisement page: Edited 14 May 2019 Page 1 of 1 Claim 1. The cover between the two plates (1,2,3) is a flat, hard, light, slightly springy sheet of material that spreads out. In the middle of the plate there is a hole. It has the following special characteristics: - In the middle of the plate there is a hole (7,8,9) which is a star-shaped slot for the pestle, causing many smaller, tapered petals to point towards each other at the center of the slot. Every petal is curved and springy. &Tag: