Trash receptacle for recyclable products and associated use thereof
OwnerCordell Toson, Frank Tosoninventors
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Abstract
A trash receptacle includes a support base, and a portable storage container having a centrally registered longitudinal axis, wherein the portable storage container is detachably seated on the support base such that the support base is located exterior of the portable storage container. A trash bag is removably lined within the storage container and situated about the centrally registered longitudinal axis. Advantageously, the trash bag is suitably configured inside the portable storage container to receive and hold existing drink cups in a vertically stacked pattern.
Claims11
A trash receptacle for collecting and disposing drink cups, said trash receptacle comprising:
- a support base;
- a portable storage container detachably seated on said support base, said portable storage container having a centrally registered longitudinal axis;
- and
- a trash bag removably lined within said storage container and about the centrally registered longitudinal axis;
- wherein said trash bag is configured inside said portable storage container to receive and hold existing drink cups in a vertically stacked pattern;
- wherein said support base comprises:
- a bottom plate situated along a horizontal axis and having an entirely planar top surface, said entirely planar top surface being uninterrupted and extended along an entire surface area of said bottom plate;
- and
- an annular neck centrally positioned on top of said planar top surface such that said annular neck extends upwardly therefrom;
- wherein said annular neck has a circumferential outer edge detachably engaged about a bottom portion of said portable storage container, said circumferential outer edge being continuous, uninterrupted and extended along an entire circumference of said annular neck;
- wherein said portable storage container comprises:
- a cylindrical tube extending along a major longitudinal length of the centrally registered longitudinal axis, said cylindrical tube having an open proximal end and an open distal end axially opposed therefrom;
- wherein said bottom portion has a stepped-in shoulder located at said open distal end and extended along an entire circumference thereof, wherein said stepped-in shoulder is integrally formed with said cylindrical tube, said stepped-in shoulder being extended downwardly to a bottom-most open edge of said open distal end.
A trash receptacle for collecting and disposing drink cups, said trash receptacle comprising:
- a support base;
- a portable storage container detachably seated on said support base, said portable storage container having a centrally registered longitudinal axis;
- and
- a trash bag removably lined within said storage container and about the centrally registered longitudinal axis;
- wherein said trash bag is configured inside said portable storage container to receive and hold existing drink cups in a vertically stacked pattern;
- wherein said support base is located exterior of said portable storage container;
- wherein said support base comprises:
- a bottom plate situated along a horizontal axis and having an entirely planar top surface, said entirely planar top surface being uninterrupted and extended along an entire surface area of said bottom plate;
- and
- an annular neck centrally positioned on top of said planar top surface such that said annular neck extends upwardly therefrom;
- wherein said annular neck has a circumferential outer edge detachably engaged about a bottom portion of said portable storage container, said circumferential outer edge being continuous, uninterrupted and extended along an entire circumference of said annular neck;
- wherein said portable storage container comprises:
- a cylindrical tube extending along a major longitudinal length of the centrally registered longitudinal axis, said cylindrical tube having an open proximal end and an open distal end axially opposed therefrom;
- wherein said bottom portion has a stepped-in shoulder located at said open distal end and extended along an entire circumference thereof, wherein said stepped-in shoulder is integrally formed with said cylindrical tube, said stepped-in shoulder being extended downwardly to a bottom-most open edge of said open distal end.
A method of utilizing a trash receptacle for collecting and disposing drink cups, said method comprising the steps of:
- providing a support base;
- providing a portable storage container having a centrally registered longitudinal axis;
- detachably seating said portable storage container on said support base such that said support base is located exterior of said portable storage container;
- providing and removably lining a trash bag within said storage container and about the centrally registered longitudinal axis;
- and
- configuring said trash bag inside said portable storage container to receive and hold existing drink cups in a vertically stacked pattern;
- wherein said support base comprises:
- a bottom plate situated along a horizontal axis and having an entirely planar top surface, said entirely planar top surface being uninterrupted and extended along an entire surface area of said bottom plate;
- and
- an annular neck centrally positioned on top of said planar top surface such that said annular neck extends upwardly therefrom;
- wherein said annular neck has a circumferential outer edge detachably engaged about a bottom portion of said portable storage container, said circumferential outer edge being continuous, uninterrupted and extended along an entire circumference of said annular neck;
- wherein said portable storage container comprises:
- a cylindrical tube extending along a major longitudinal length of the centrally registered longitudinal axis, said cylindrical tube having an open proximal end and an open distal end axially opposed therefrom;
- wherein said bottom portion has a stepped-in shoulder located at said open distal end and extended along an entire circumference thereof, wherein said stepped-in shoulder is integrally formed with said cylindrical tube, said stepped-in shoulder being extended downwardly to a bottom-most open edge of said open distal end.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.