Protective enclosure for a bar of soap
OwnerCameron Ellisinventor
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Abstract
A protective enclosure for a bar of soap that is designed to securedly fix a bar of soap to a base, itself exhibiting receiving and securing mechanism, a centralized ventilation port and drain (or drains), and an occlusive top enclosure, wherein, once the soap is fixed to the securing mechanisms, through the application of force, and subsequent to first use, the soap and base of the protective enclosure form an adhesive seal facilitated by said securing mechanisms and drain or drains. The top enclosure and base themselves are reversibly adherable to one another through magnetic, mechanical means or a combination of both. The soap can be used either attached to the base of the protective enclosure or detached from the base of the protective enclosure.
Claims17
A protective enclosure for a bar of soap, comprising:
- a top enclosure;
- said top enclosure comprised of a flat, top surface and four side surfaces extending downward and substantially orthogonally, and away from said flat, top surface;
- said side surfaces having two opposite sides displaying mirrored extended protrusions;
- said each extended protrusion having one or more adherable securing mechanisms installed within to secure the top enclosures with a base;
- a base;
- said base consisting of a flat, bottom surface;
- said flat bottom surface exhibiting two raised sides;
- said flat bottom surface exhibiting two mirrored recessed sides extending below the rectangular bottom surface;
- said recessed sides having one or more adherable securing mechanisms installed within to secure the base with the top enclosure;
- said base exhibiting a centrally disposed drain;
- said base exhibiting one to a plurality of securing mechanisms to secure a bar of soap in a fixed position to the base;
- and
- wherein the top enclosure and base are reversibly adherable and secured via mating of the protrusions and recessed sides through reciprocal adherable securing mechanism.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.