Split compartment insulated container assembly
AssigneeDual Drinks LLC
InventorSidney J. Graybill
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Abstract
A container assembly for storing multiple liquids is disclosed. The container assembly comprises a container body having a first compartment and a second compartment. Each compartment comprises an upper end, an opening at the upper end, and a lower end. The container assembly further comprises an insulator provided between the first compartment and the second compartment configured to separate both compartments, thereby allowing the container body to store multiple liquids simultaneously. Further, the container assembly further comprises a rotatable lid detachably attached to the upper end of the container body configured to prevent and stop any leakage, wherein the rotatable lid is activated to set the amount of liquid to be dispensed from each compartment.
Claims20
A container assembly for storing multiple liquids, comprising:
- a container body having a plurality of compartments, including:
- a first compartment having a first upper end, a first opening at the first upper end, and a first lower end;
- a second compartment having a second upper end, a second opening at the second upper end, and a second lower end;
- and
- a thermal insulator provided between the first compartment and the second compartment configured to separate both of the compartments, thereby allowing the container body to store multiple liquids simultaneously;
- a rotatable lid detachably attached to the upper end of the container body configured to prevent and stop any leakage;
- wherein the rotatable lid is activated to set proportional amount of liquid to be dispensed from each of the compartments;
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- wherein the rotatable lid comprises a flow adjust dial configured to enable the user to simultaneously and proportionally adjust the flow rate and dispensing ratio of both the first compartment and the second compartment by rotating the flow adjust dial, and is configured to selectively align with the first opening associated with the first compartment and with the second opening associated with the second compartment, each of which is in fluid communication with its respective compartment, to regulate the dispensing flow by adjusting the relative alignment of the openings, thereby allowing a user to simultaneously select a desired ratio of liquid dispensable from the first compartment and the second compartment.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.