Paper products dispenser
OwnerConnie Braat, Douglas Metzlerinventors
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Abstract
A dry tissue dispenser fits inside a vehicle's cupholder or other receptacle and may be retained, or seated, therein using a tension or adhesive retention device. The dispenser is generally a tapered cylinder with one closed end, the bottom, and one open end, the top. A lid has an opening in the top end through which tissues or other paper products are pulled. The roll of dry tissues or napkins inside is usually perforated or interfolded so that only one tissue is dispensed at a time and such that the removal of one tissue causes the next tissue to become available.
Claims20
A tissue dispenser comprising:
- a generally cylindrical body having a first end and a second end, said second end being closed, and said first end defining an opening;
- a retention device, said device mounted on the outside of the body and designed to hold the body within a cupholder;
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- a roll of tissues seated within the body, said roll being generally coaxial with said cylindrical body.
A paper products dispenser comprising:
- a generally tapered generally cylindrical body having a first end and a second end, said second end being at least partially closed, said first end defining an opening, said body tapering from said first end to said second end;
- a lid covering said first end, said lid also defining an opening;
- a retention device, said device mounted on the outside of the body and designed to hold the body within a cupholder;
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- a quantity of dry paper products seated within the body and positioned so as to exit the body through the opening in the first end and the opening in the lid.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.