Receptacles – Arrangements of plural receptacles
Patent
1997-06-17
1998-09-29
Dorner, Kenneth J.
Receptacles
Arrangements of plural receptacles
5 931, 5655, 150112, 150113, 190 1, 190 2, 190109, 190110, 206233, 206581, 206823, 220331, 220334, 312209, 312286, 312328, B65D 6900, A45C 900, A47C 1782, A47D 700
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ABSTRACT:
A baby supplies case and bag/bassinet combination with an openable front flap. Unzipping the flap reveals a shelved case holding diapers and baby supplies. Attached to the lowest shelf by a hinge is a hollow wedge shaped baby wipes container of sufficient length to extend to a cutout in the above shelf where the wide end of the wedge-shaped container rests. The wide end has raised ridges at either end thereof which retain a protective lid in position. In the middle of the wide end is an oval opening which provides access to baby wipes. When this wedge shaped container is rotated downward and the protective lid is slid open, a baby wipe can be retrieved. Due to the wedge shape of the container, it will not impede the removal of objects from the shelf behind. Resting on the middle shelf of the case is a holder for a container of baby powder. When this holder is rotated downwardly, it hangs from supports attached to the shelf on which it was resting. This holder has openings in its side so that one can reach through the openings with one's hand positioned under the holder, and squeeze the powder container, thus dispensing powder into one's one hand while one restrains the baby with the other hand. When the shelved case is removed from the baby bag, the baby bag can be converted into a bassinet. A wall unit of the above is also described.
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Dorner Kenneth J.
Fitzpatrick Michael D.
Santos Robert G.
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