Systems and methods for disposable urinals
OwnerJames E. Burgess, Kristopher J. Ivieinventors
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Abstract
A urinal can include a body defining a front end, a rear end opposite the front end, and an internal volume. The body can include an opening fluidly coupled to the internal volume of the body and positioned at the front end of the body. The urinal can include a handle integrally formed with the body. The handle can have a free end that can extend away from the front end of the body towards the rear end of the body. The urinal can include a recess directed into a bottom end of the body. The recess can be configured to receive a second handle of a second urinal.
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A urinal comprising:
- a body defining a front end, a rear end opposite the front end, and an internal volume, the body including an opening fluidly coupled to the internal volume of the body and positioned at the front end of the body;
- a handle integrally formed with the body, the handle having a free end that extends away from the front end of the body towards the rear end of the body;
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- a recess directed into a bottom end of the body, the recess being configured to receive a second handle of a second urinal.
A urinal system comprising:
- a first urinal including a first body, a first handle integrally formed with the first body, and a first recess directed into a bottom end of the first body;
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- a second urinal including a second body and a second handle integrally formed with the first body, wherein the second handle of the second urinal is inserted into the first recess of the first body of the first urinal;
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- wherein the first urinal is positioned above the second urinal when the second handle of the second urinal is inserted into the first recess of the first urinal.
A method of packing multiple urinals in a container, the multiple urinals including a first urinal and a second urinal, the method comprising:
- inserting a second handle of the second urinal into a first recess of the first urinal, the first recess being directed into a bottom end of a first body of the first urinal;
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- inserting a first extension of the first urinal into a second gap of the second urinal, the second gap being positioned between the second handle and a second body of the second urinal.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.