Popcorn containers with individual-use, moist towelette packages semi-permanently affixed to their surfaces, though easily removed for use, for providing users with a means of personal hygiene inherent within each container

Abstract

Popcorn containers constructed from paper in bag, box, and bucket or tub form are enhanced with small, individual-use moist towelette packages affixed to those containers, providing users with a means of personal hygiene. The moist towelette packages are supplied as inherent aspects of the popcorn containers as single units, given that the towelette packages are secured to the popcorn containers with an adhesive rubber cement during the manufacturing process of those containers. Once a user has finished consuming the popcorn and, or, has soiled his hands and wishes to clean them, he peels the moist towelette package away from the popcorn container, tears opened the moist towelette package, and uses it to clean his hands of any popcorn residue.

1 . A popcorn package container of disposable paper construction wherein the improvement comprises in combination, a popcorn container having an opening at an upper portion thereof and additionally contains at least one square or rectangular moist towelette hand cleaning package, having a flat front face and a flat back portion and having an entire surface of said flat back in semi-permanent affixed contact with a surface of said popcorn container on an exposed surface of said container. 
   
   
       2 . The popcorn container of  claim 1 , wherein said container is shaped in bag form 
   
   
       3 . The popcorn container of  claim 1 , wherein said container is shaped in bucket/tub form 
   
   
       4 . The popcorn container of  claim 1 , wherein said container is shaped in box form 
   
   
       5 . The popcorn container of  claim 1 , wherein said moist towelette package is affixed to said popcorn container utilizing a cementing agent, be-it glue or rubber cement