Moisture absorbing wrap
OwnerHamish Ramsayinventor
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Abstract
An absorbent wrap for absorbing moisture condensate running down a chilled container, the wrap comprising a length of absorbent material having a first end and a second end, at least one end having a means for attaching the two ends together to hold the wrap in position. The wrap can be made of fibrous material, such as paper or cardboard, woven material, such as fabric, nonwoven material, such as polymeric filaments, or can be a multilayer material. The attaching means can be adhesive, hook and loop fastener material or the like.
Claims14
A moisture absorbing wrap, comprising:
- a) a length of moisture absorbing material having
- i) a front surface,
- ii) a rear surface,
- iii) a first end and
- iv) a second end;
- and,
- b) a means for associating said wrap with the exterior of a container or other surface.
A moisture absorbing wrap, comprising:
- a) a length of moisture absorbing fibrous paper material having
- i) a front surface,
- ii) a rear surface,
- iii) a first end and
- iv) a second end;
- and,
- b) an effective amount of an adhesive associated with said first end such that pressing said adhesive and first end onto a portion of said second end causes said adhesive to adhere to said second end
- c) a portion of said paper material having sufficient space to accommodate indicia thereon.
A moisture absorbing wrap, comprising:
- a) an annulus of moisture absorbing material having
- i) a front surface, and
- ii) a rear surface;
- and
- b) said material having sufficient elasticity to enable it to be wrapped around a container and remain wrapped around said container.
A moisture absorbing wrap, comprising:
- a) an annulus of moisture absorbing material having
- i) a front surface, and
- ii) a rear surface;
- and
- b) said material having shape memory characteristics so as to urge said wrap to generally maintain a defined shape.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.