US2005023405A1PendingUtilityA1
Quick pull
Priority: Jul 30, 2003Filed: Jul 30, 2003Published: Feb 3, 2005
Est. expiryJul 30, 2023(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Thomas Dunn
B65H 23/063
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Abstract
The “Quick Pull” is a household utility that was designed to be used on the end of a paper towel dispenser to eliminate the unraveling of unwanted paper towels from the roll, i.e. allowing a controlled pull by applying resistance between the paper towels and the dispenser. The “Quick Pull” is small, made of any pliable material that has total memory and is incredibly easy to use. The “Quick Pull” is not only incredibly easy to use, it is unbelievably inexpensive to make, literally a couple of pennies off of a dollar is all it takes.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . The “Quick Pull” is a device that controls the extraction of paper towels from a household paper towel dispenser.
2 . The “Quick Pull” in claim 1 applies a resistance between the paper towels and the dispenser.
3 . The “Quick Pull” mentioned in claims 1 and 2 is made of pliable material with total memory, e.g., foam, rubber, sponge, foam rubber, etc, or any combination of materials that are pliable and provide total memory.
4 . The “Quick Pull” in claims 1 thru 3 enables the user to pull one, two, or any specific number of paper towels from the dispenser, eliminating the unraveling of unwanted paper towels.
5 . The “Quick Pull” mentioned in claims 1 thru 4 is small in dimension (see attached drawing) and is extremely practical and easy to handle, measuring 2-3 inches in diameter with a width of 1/2-{fraction (5/8)} inch and the center hole measuring 7/8-1 inch.
6 . The “Quick Pull” in above stated claims 1 thru 5 is incredibly easy to use by simply slipping it over the end of the shaft of a shafted paper towel dispenser, thus providing the resistance for a controlled pull of towels.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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