Bubble-producing flying disk toy system
OwnerChad Donihooinventor
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Abstract
A substantially circular flying disk toy comprising a substantially planar surface and a curved end defining its perimeter, said curved end being fashioned with a plurality of spaced holes on and through the surface of the curved end and substantially across the entire curved end. A portable receptacle for containment of a bubble solution comprising two equal and corresponding three-dimensional sections adapted to be removeably attached to each other to form a closed chamber having an opening on one end, a closure means adapted to removeably fit on said opening, said three-dimensional sections further comprising a depth suitable for dipping of the curved end of a disk-shaped object and a length substantially equal to the diameter of a FRISBEE™-like flying disk toy.
Claims5
A flying disk toy capable of producing bubbles when caused to spin through the air after being dipped in a soapy liquid solution, said toy comprising a substantially circular disk comprising a substantially planar continuous surface with a curved end portion defining the perimeter edge of the disk, said curved end portion further comprising a plurality of spaced holes disposed on and through it and substantially across the entire surface of said curved end portion.
A portable, recloseable receptacle for containment of a liquid solution comprising two equal and corresponding three-dimensional sections adapted to be removeably attached to each other to form a closed chamber having an opening on one end, a closure means adapted to removeably fit on said opening, said three-dimensional sections further comprising a depth suitable for dipping of the curved end of a disk-shaped object.
A method for producing bubbles using a flying disk toy comprising the steps of:
- providing a flying disk toy comprising a substantially circular disk comprising a substantially planar continuous surface with a curved end defining the perimeter edge of the disk, said curved end comprising a plurality of spaced holes disposed on and through it and substantially across its entire surface,
- providing a liquid solution capable of producing bubbles,
- providing a receptacle for containment of the liquid solution, said receptacle being independent of the flying disk toy,
- filling the receptacle with the liquid solution,
- dipping the curved end of the disk toy into the receptacle containing the liquid solution and rotating the curved end in the solution so that all surfaces of the curved end contact the solution, and
- throwing the disk toy into the air with a spinning action.
A method for producing bubbles using a flying disk toy comprising the steps of:
- providing a flying disk toy comprising a substantially circular disk comprising a substantially planar continuous surface with a curved end defining the perimeter edge of the disk, said curved end comprising a plurality of spaced holes disposed on and through it and substantially across its entire surface,
- providing a liquid solution capable of producing bubbles,
- providing a portable receptacle for containment of the liquid solution, said receptacle comprising two equal and corresponding three-dimensional half-sections adapted to be removeably attached to each other to form a closed chamber having an opening on one end, a closure means adapted to removeably fit on said opening, said three-dimensional half-sections further comprising a depth suitable for dipping of the curved end of a disk-shaped object,
- filling the receptacle with the liquid solution by opening the closure means on said receptacle then reclosing said closure means,
- separating the three-dimensional half-sections,
- dipping the curved end of the disk toy into the three-dimensional half-section containing the liquid solution,
- rotating the curved end of the disk toy in the solution so that all of the
- surfaces of the curved end are dipped in the solution, and
- throwing the disk toy into the air with a spinning action.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.