Aqueous liquid treatment
OwnerPaul Pederseninventor
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A plurality of magnets can be positioned around a container through the use of a plurality of holders that can be releaseably positioned around the container. Each holder has an area compatible in shape to the magnet to hold a magnet. The base of the holder which contracts the container is of a shape compatible to that of the container. There is at least one aperture on at least two sides of the holder. A strap is placed through the apertures and secured at each end. This secures the magnets to the container. The holder can have a flexible base portion or can itself be flexible. The holders can be at an angle of about 150° to about 210° to the axis of the container. The magnets can be positioned in various polar arrays around the container. The container will hold an aqueous liquid either in a static or flow condition. The container can be a bottle, pipe conduit and/or a filter within pipe conduit system.
A container for an aqueous substance comprising a container body, a plurality of magnets surrounding the container body, each of said plurality of magnets within a holder said holders being in contact with said containers, said container body having a curvature, ends of said holders having apertures which are substantially parallel to the axis of said container whereby a flexible strap having ends can be passed through said apertures, the ends of said flexible strap secured to maintain each of said of magnets and holders in contact with said container body.
A container as in claim 9 wherein said plurality of magnets has a degree of movement in said holders.
A magnet and holder comprising a magnet of set dimensions, a holder further comprising an area having dimensions compatible to receive said magnet, said magnet secured in said area, at least one aperture on each side of said area, a flexible strap passing through said at least one aperture, a surface of said holder of a shape compatible with the shape of a container to which it is to be attached.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.