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US 2006/0130235 A1Published application
Thermally-adaptive comforter with aesthetic design variability
OwnerThais Wilsoninventor
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Abstract
A thermally-adaptive comforter which gives the user a greater amount of control over the temperature of their sleeping environment. The invention accomplishes this objective by providing a comforter with hatches which allows the user to vary the thermal conductivity of the comforter in certain areas.
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A hatch for a comforter comprising:
- a. a hatch cover, wherein said hatch cover is detachably fastened to said comforter;
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- b. a hatch opening, said hatch opening comprising some material;
- c. wherein said hatch cover is configured to cover said hatch opening when said hatch cover is detachably fastened to said comforter;
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- d. wherein said hatch cover is completely detachable from said comforter such that said hatch cover may be removed from said comforter and a replacement hatch cover may be detachably fastened to said comforter over said hatch opening in place of said hatch cover thereby changing the appearance of said comforter.
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A thermally-adaptive comforter comprising:
- a. a bottom layer;
- b. a top layer, being fabricated to said bottom layer;
- c. a hatch cover, detachably fastened to said top layer such that said hatch cover is readily removable from said comforter;
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- d. a hatch opening, said hatch opening comprising some material.
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A thermally-adaptive comforter comprising:
- a. a bottom layer;
- b. a top layer, being fabricated to said bottom layer;
- c. a hatch opening, said hatch opening comprising some material spanning said hatch opening;
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- d. a hatch cover, said hatch cover detachably fastened to said comforter and readily removable from said comforter, said hatch cover covering said hatch opening when said hatch cover is detachably fastened to said comforter.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.