WO2008081231A1

WO2008081231A1 - Container with more openings

Info

Publication number: WO2008081231A1
Application number: PCT/IB2007/001839
Authority: WO
Inventors: Roberto Michele Palmieri
Original assignee: Roberto Michele Palmieri
Priority date: 2007-01-04
Filing date: 2007-06-20
Publication date: 2008-07-10
Also published as: ITFG20070001U1

Abstract

Container for liquid, dense, and viscous products, and for flake products as well, characterized in that two openings, one at the top and one at the bottom, are provided, insted of just one. Such a container can be used in industries (e.g. for oil containers), in agriculture (e.g. for milk containers), and, in general, in every field where a liquid, semi liquid, viscous or flake product, is needed for working. The backgrounds art, at the moment of the compilation of this abstract, is in the sense that every container has one and one single opening.

Description

DESCRIPTION CONTAINER WITH MORE OPENINGS

Container with more openings - marked, in the drawings encloses to you, from quadrants with enclosed sign X - which is suitable to guarantee the quick spillage of products from more than one side. TECHNICAL FIELD

Its application goes from the products for cleaning houses to those for the cure of the body and the hygiene of the person, and it also covers the alimentary products existing at the viscous state, like, e.g, mayonnaise or Ketchup. Finally, it can be used in industries (e.g. for oil containers), in agriculture (e.g. for milk containers), and, in general, in every field where a liquid, semi liquid, viscous or flake product, is needed for working.

BACKGROUND ART

The backgrounds art, at the moment of the compilation of this description, is in the sense that every container has one and one single opening. DISCLOSURE OF INVENTION

This model of container is firstly indicated for viscous liquids - e.g. shampoo (fig. n. 1 ), bubble bath (fig. n. 2) - whose content spills with difficulty once it approaches to the half of the container, which causes the user annoying wastes of time. Instead, with the more openings, this disadvantage is eliminated, the product being able to come out easily from one whichever of the sides, or from the bottom, depending on the user's choice.

In particular, the presence of the more openings also eliminates the disadvantage of an overdosage of the product (because the user tends to make more pressure than it needs, once he/she realizes that the content is not coming out), not intentional from the customer and economically expensive. Particularly indicated, also, for degreasers and, in general, for all products suitable to clean dishes and kitchen tools (fig. n. 3), whose content - mainly the content existing in containers of a certain dimension - tends to come out with difficulty once passed one certain level. Instead, this disadvantage is eliminated thanks to the presence of the more openings.

Indicated also for dense alimentary products - e.g. mayonnaise, ketchup (fig. n. 4), and for toothpaste (fig. n. 5). Products that - collocated into the normal, existing containers with one opening, actually in commerce - have the same disadvantages described above. Instead, those disadvantages are all eliminated thanks to the presence of the more openings. This model, then, is particularly indicated for liquid and dense detergents (fig. n. 6), as well as for liquid and semi liquid products for cleaning sinks, kitchen, furniture, windows, pavements, walls, and for sanitary fittings like toilet, bidet, bathtub, shower, washbasins (fig. n. 7). Moreover, this model is indicated for degreasers to use in washing machine, as well as for laundry detergents, either liquids or in flakes (fig. n. 8). Particularly useful, finally, for solar creams, and for all products - e.g. hydrating, hardening, wrinkle-preventing creams, liquid soaps for the body - suitable for the cure of the person (fig. n.

9).

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

Fig. n. 1 e n. 2 describe a specimen of container for shampoo and bubble bath, respectively. The quadrants with the enclosed sign X show the more openings.

Fig. n. 3 describes a specimen of a product suitable to clean dishes and kitchen tools. Fig. 4 shows a specimen of container of mayonnaise and ketchup. Fig. n. 5 shows a specimen of a tooth paste container. The quadrants with the enclosed sign X which all appears in those drawings show the more openings. Fig. n. 6 shows a general specimen of liquid detergent. Fig. n. 7 shows a specimen of container of liquid and semi liquid products for cleaning sinks, kitchen, furniture, windows, pavements, walls, and sanitary fittings like toilet, bidet, bathtub, shower, washbasins. Again, the quadrants with the enclosed sign X show the more openings.

Fig. n. 8 shows a specimen of container of washing machine degreaser, and, in general, a specimen of container for cleaning clothes. Fig. n. 9 shows a specimen of container for all products suitable for the cure of the person - e.g. solar creams, hydrating, hardening, wrinkle-preventing creams, liquid soaps for the body. Once again, the quadrants with the enclosed sign X show the more openings. BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION

The best mode for carrying out the invention would be that of making containers with more openings - as specified in the following claims - instead of those with only one opening, actually existing in commerce.

Claims

1 ) Container for liquid, dense, and viscous products, and for flake products as well, characterized in that two openings, one at the top and one at the bottom, are provided, instead of just one.

2) Container, as claimed in claim n. 1 , characterized by three openings, one at the top, one at the bottom, and the third on one side.

3) Container, as claimed in claim n. 1 , characterized by four openings, one at the top, one at the bottom, one on the left side and one on the right side.

4) Container, as claimed in claim n. 1 , characterized by five openings, one at the top, one at the bottom, two on one side and one on the other side.

5) Container, as claimed in claim n. 1 , characterized by six openings, one at the top, one at the bottom, two on the left side and two on the right side.

6) Container, as claimed in claim n. 1 , characterized by seven openings, one at the top, one at the bottom, three on one side and two on the other side.

7) Container, as claimed in claim n. 1 , characterized by eight openings, one at the top, one at the bottom, three on the left side and three on the right side.

8) Container, as claimed in claim n. 1 , characterized by nine openings, one at the top, one at the bottom, four on one side and three on the other side. 9) Container, as claimed in claim n. 1, characterized by ten openings, one at the top, one at the bottom, four on the left side and four on the right side.