Beverage container
OwnerDerrick T. Miller, Jr.inventor
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Abstract
An improved drinking can enables a user to have fluid return into the can after drinking The improved drinking can comprises a can body comprising a contoured bottom edge immediately adjacent to a bottom recess. The can body further comprising a can top mechanically coupled to a spout. Where the spout is shaped to funnel fluid back into the can body. The bottom recess is shaped to enable a first improved drinking can to sit upon a second improved drinking can where bottom recess covers can top. This protects the drinking area from becoming contaminated during shipment, storage, and display. The can body is covered with a mural where the mural is covered by a mural cover comprising a tab such that the mural cover can be removed by applying force to the tab displaying the mural.
Claims16
An improved drinking can enables a user to efficiency stack several improved drinking cans, the improved drinking can comprises,
- a can body comprising a can side wall terminating in a contoured bottom edge wherein the contoured bottom edge further comprises a central flat section immediately adjacent to a bottom recess inclined at a bottom recess angle;
- wherein a cavity exists between the can side wall and the bottom recess around the contoured bottom edge that is configured to store a liquid;
- the bottom recess is shaped to enable a first improved drinking can to sit upon a second improved drinking can wherein the bottom recess covers a second can top;
- wherein the bottom recess angle is parallel to and adjacent to an upper portion of the second can body;
- said central flat section of and the bottom recess of the contour bottom edge complements the second can top without leaving a space therebetween when the cans are stacked;
- this protects a drinking area from becoming contaminated during shipment, storage, and display.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.