Portable drink holder
AssigneeAnvil Technologies LLC
InventorsStephen J. Kovach, III, Richard Briganti, Nham Dinh, Haoyang Chen, Tyler Bryant, Ardian Daku
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Abstract
A portable drink holder for a drinkable liquid having a first removable reservoir for storing the liquid at a first end of the holder, a second removable reservoir at a second end of the holder for receiving the liquid and a cooling cartridge having a plurality of passageways for selectively transporting liquid from the first reservoir to the second reservoir. The cooling cartridge including a cooling medium so that the liquid transitions to a second temperature lower than the first temperature as it flows from the first reservoir to the second reservoir.
Claims20
A portable drink holder for a drinkable liquid, the portable drink holder comprising:
- a first removable reservoir for storing the liquid at a first end of the holder, the liquid having a first temperature;
- a second removable reservoir for receiving the liquid, the second reservoir at a second end of the holder opposite the first end;
- and
- a cooling cartridge between the first and second reservoirs and in fluid communication with the first and second reservoirs, the cooling cartridge including a plurality of passageways and a cooling medium so that the liquid transitions to a second temperature lower than the first temperature as it flows from the first reservoir to the second reservoir.
A method for cooling a drinkable liquid in situ comprising the steps of:
- providing a holder having a first removable reservoir for storing the liquid, a second removable reservoir for receiving the liquid and a cooling cartridge containing a cooling medium interposed between the first and second reservoirs;
- opening a seal in the first reservoir to enable flow of the liquid from the first reservoir through a plurality of passageways in the cooling cartridge and into the second reservoir to lower the temperature of the liquid;
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- removing the second reservoir from the holder to expose a receptacle in the second reservoir for drinking of the liquid.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.