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US 2007/0175901 A1Published application
Party trash pail
OwnerPatricia Vargoinventor
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Abstract
A party trash pail including a container of predetermined volume, a plasticized liner removably insertable therein of a configuration to expand towards filling the container volume when laden with trash, yet with an upper dimension to overlap a defining outer rim of the container, and a header bearing against an outer surface of the liner to retain it in place within the container.
Claims9
A party trash pail comprising:
- one of a cylindrical and substantially cylindrical container of predetermined volume;
- an open-top, closed-bottom plasticized liner removably insertable into said container, said liner being of configuration to expand towards filling said container volume when laden with trash added through said open-top and of an upper dimension to overlap a defining outer rim of said container;
- and
- a header bearing against an outer surface of said plasticized liner at a location below the overlapping portion of said liner in retaining said liner in place within said container.
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A party trash pail comprising:
- one of a cylindrical and substantially cylindrical container of predetermined volume;
- an open-top, closed-bottom plasticized liner removably insertable into said container, said liner being of configuration to expand towards filling said container volume when laden with trash added through said open-top and of an upper dimension to overlap a defining outer rim of said container;
- and
- a header bearing against an outer surface of said plasticized liner at a location below the overlapping portion of said liner in retaining said liner in place within said container;
- wherein said header includes an elastic band;
- wherein said plasticized liner is fillable to a size of at least 20 gallons volume;
- wherein said container includes an open top of a diameter greater than the diameter of an included closed bottom;
- and
- also including means on said container for hanging away said container when not in use.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.