System and container for liquid saving
Abstract
A liquid saving container for use with a bottle comprising: a housing, where the housing receives liquid; a lid attached to the housing; a seam between the housing and the lid, where the seam improves the seal between the lid and housing; an opening at the center of the lid; a neck within the opening, where the neck extends into the housing, and where the neck provides a means to attach a bottle neck into the opening; a closure on the opening, where the closure provides a means to close the opening when not in use. Preferably the liquid saving container includes a weighted base and the seam includes a rubber washer. In one particular embodiment, the opening includes threading to receive the bottle.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedWhat is claimed is:
1 . A liquid saving container for use with a bottle comprising:
a. a housing, where the housing receives liquid; b. a lid attached to the housing; c. a seam between the housing and the lid, where the seam improves the seal between the lid and housing; d. an opening at the center of the lid; e. a neck within the opening, where the neck extends into the housing, and where the neck provides a means to attach a bottle neck into the opening; f. a closure on the opening, where the closure provides a means to close the opening when not in use.
2 . The liquid saving container according to claim 1 , further including a weighted base.
3 . The liquid saving container according to claim 1 , where the seam includes a rubber washer.
4 . The liquid saving container according to claim 1 , where the opening includes threading to receive the bottle.
5 . A method of obtaining remaining liquid from a bottle comprising the steps of:
a. attaching a bottle to an opening of a saving container; b. tightening the bottle into the opening; c. inverting the bottle and container, where the bottle is positioned upside down; d. allowing any remaining liquid in the bottle to transfer to the container; e. removing the bottle from the opening after the remaining liquid drains into the container; and f. placing a closure over the opening.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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