Fluorescent Bulb Bag
Abstract
A florescent bulb bag having a body with first and second elongated panels extending along a first axis and composed of material having top, bottom and side edges that are connected to one another along their bottom and side edges in overlying relation to one another and defining a cavity therebetween that is accessible via through the top edges; and a plurality of elongated sleeves formed in the cavity each of which extends along respective, parallel axes and all of which are parallel to the first axis, wherein each sleeve is sized and shaped to comfortably receive one fluorescent bulb therein.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedWhat is claimed is:
1 . A florescent bulb bag, comprising:
a. a body comprising first and second elongated panels extending along a first axis and composed of material having top, bottom and side edges that are connected to one another along their bottom and side edges in overlying relation to one another and defining a cavity therebetween that is accessible via through the top edges; and b. a plurality of elongated sleeves formed in the cavity each of which extends along respective, parallel axes and all of which are parallel to the first axis, wherein each sleeve is sized and shaped to comfortably receive one fluorescent bulb therein.
2 . The florescent bulb bag of claim 1 , further comprising an elongated strap having first and second ends that are attached to the ends of the top edges of the first and second panels.
3 . The florescent bulb bag of claim 2 , further comprising first and second D-clips removably interconnecting the strap to the top edges of the first and second panels.
4 . A method for using a florescent bulb bag having a plurality of sleeves formed within the bag and a carrying strap interconnected to the bag by at least one D-clip, comprising the steps of:
a. placing new fluorescent bulbs into each of the plurality of pockets; b. placing the carrying strap around one's body to secure the bag for carrying; c. removing an old fluorescent bulb from a fixture; d. removing a new fluorescent bulb from one of the sleeves within the bag; e. placing the old fluorescent bulb in the same sleeve from which the new fluorescent bulb was removed; and f. installing the new fluorescent bulb in the fixture.
5 . The method for using a florescent bulb bag according to claim 4 , comprising the further step of attaching the bag to the ladder using at least one D-clip.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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