Infant bottle cooler
Abstract
The present invention is an infant bottle and a beverage container cooler that includes a disc to receive the bottle or the beverage container to be cooled, a control switch which turns the cooler on and off and one or more batteries that can be utilized to power the cooler when an electric power source is unavailable. The cooler also includes a power cord and plug that can utilize an available electric power source to power the cooler that includes an electrical outlet, a cigarette adaptor or electrical generator, a pair of bottle and container holders to hold extra bottles or containers while the infant bottle or the beverage container is cooling and an insulated cooling compartment to receive cooling material to cool the infant bottle or the beverage container disposed underneath the disc.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . An infant bottle and a beverage container cooler, comprising:
a disc to receive said bottle or said beverage container to be cooled; a control switch which turns said cooler on and off; one or more batteries that can be utilized to power said cooler when an electric power source is unavailable; a power cord and plug that can utilize an available electric power source to power said cooler; a plurality of bottle and container holders to hold extra bottles or containers while said infant bottle or said beverage container is cooling; and an insulated cooling compartment to receive cooling material to cool said infant bottle or said beverage container disposed underneath said disc.
2 . The cooler according to claim 1 , wherein said available electric power source includes an electrical outlet, a cigarette adaptor or electrical generator.
3 . The cooler according to claim 1 , wherein said plurality of bottle and container holders is two.
4 . The cooler according to claim 1 , wherein said cooling material is one or more cold packs or ice.
5 . The cooler according to claim 1 , wherein said cooler can withstand temperatures up to 210 degrees Celsius and as low as 5 degrees Celsius.
6 . The cooler according to claim 1 , wherein said cooler can be utilized at home, while traveling or while running errands.
7 . The cooler according to claim 1 , wherein said cooler is made of plastic and rubber.
8 . The cooler according to claim 1 , wherein said cooler is approximately 10 inches in height, 7 inches in width and 6 inches in diameter.
9 . An infant bottle and a beverage container cooler, comprising:
a disc to receive said bottle or said beverage container to be cooled; a control switch which turns said cooler on and off; one or more batteries that can be utilized to power said cooler when an electric power source is unavailable; a power cord and plug that can utilize an available electric power source to power said cooler that includes an electrical outlet, a cigarette adaptor or electrical generator; a pair of bottle and container holders to hold extra bottles or containers while said infant bottle or said beverage container is cooling; and an insulated cooling compartment to receive cooling material to cool said infant bottle or said beverage container disposed underneath said disc.
10 . The cooler according to claim 9 , wherein said cooling material is one or more cold packs or ice.
11 . The cooler according to claim 9 , wherein said cooler can withstand temperatures up to 210 degrees Celsius and as low as 5 degrees Celsius.
12 . The cooler according to claim 9 , wherein said cooler can be utilized at home, while traveling or while running errands.
13 . The cooler according to claim 9 , wherein said cooler is approximately 10 inches in height, 7 inches in width and 6 inches in diameter.
14 . The cooler according to claim 9 , wherein said cooler is made of plastic and rubber.
15 . An infant bottle cooler, comprising:
a disc to receive said bottle or said beverage container to be cooled; a control switch which turns said cooler on and off; one or more batteries that can be utilized to power said cooler when an electric power source is unavailable; a power cord and plug that can utilize an available electric power source to power said cooler that includes an electrical outlet, a cigarette adaptor or electrical generator; a pair of bottle and container holders to hold extra bottles or containers while said infant bottle, is cooling; and an insulated cooling compartment to receive cooling material to cool said infant bottle disposed underneath said disc.
16 . The cooler according to claim 15 , wherein said cooling material is one or more cold packs or ice,
17 . The cooler according to claim 15 , wherein said cooler can withstand temperatures up to 210 degrees Celsius and as low as 5 degrees Celsius.
18 . The cooler according to claim 15 , wherein said cooler can be utilized at home, while traveling or while running errands.
19 . The cooler according to claim 15 , wherein said cooler is approximately 10 inches in height, 7 inches in width and 6 inches in diameter.
20 . The cooler according to claim 15 , wherein said cooler is made of plastic and rubber.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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