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US 2006/0231559 A1Published application
Travel mug
AssigneeJesse Franklin James Allen
InventorJesse Allen
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Abstract
A travel mug that protects the user from beverage leaks has an outer sidewall with a top rim that defines an open mouth from which a beverage can be consumed, an inner sidewall having an open top end for receiving a lid for closing the open top end, and a fluid reservoir between the outer sidewall and the inner sidewall, the fluid reservoir having a bottom surface that is spaced beneath the open top end of the inner sidewall.
Claims20
A travel mug, comprising:
- an outer sidewall having a top rim defining an open mouth from which a beverage can be consumed;
- an inner sidewall having an open top end for receiving a lid for closing the open top end;
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- a fluid reservoir between the outer sidewall and the inner sidewall, the fluid reservoir having a bottom surface that is spaced beneath the open top end of the inner sidewall.
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A travel mug, comprising in combination:
- an outer sidewall having a top rim defining an open mouth from which a beverage can be consumed;
- an inner sidewall having an open top end for receiving a lid for closing the open top end;
- a fluid reservoir between the outer sidewall and the inner sidewall, the fluid reservoir having a bottom surface that is spaced beneath the open top end of the inner sidewall;
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- the lid for closing the open top end comprises a first and second fluid passage, the first fluid passage providing a pathway for the beverage consumed and the second fluid passage providing a pathway for air to enter as beverage flows through the first fluid passage.
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A travel mug, comprising in combination:
- an outer sidewall having a top rim defining an open mouth from which a beverage can be consumed;
- an inner sidewall having an open top end for receiving a lid for closing the open top end;
- a fluid reservoir between the outer sidewall and the inner sidewall, the fluid reservoir having a bottom surface that is spaced beneath the open top end of the inner sidewall;
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- the inner sidewall further comprises a first and second fluid passage located between the open top end and the bottom surface of the fluid reservoir, the first fluid passage providing a pathway for the beverage consumed and the second fluid passage providing a pathway for air to enter as beverage flows through the first fluid passage.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.