Bottle With Integrated Cap Remover

A method for removing a bottle cap using a bottle with an integrated cap remover comprises the steps of:

• providing a first bottle and second bottle, wherein both the first bottle and the second bottle each comprise a bottle cap, an indent, a stylized extrusion, a stylized indent, a plurality of cap ridges, and a plurality of indent ridges;
• grasping the first bottle with a first hand;
• grasping the second bottle with a second hand;
• moving the second bottle to secure the bottle cap of the second bottle in the indent of the first bottle;
• twisting the first bottle to twist and unlock the bottle cap of the second bottle;
• preventing the second bottle from twisting by holding the second bottle tightly;
• removing the first hand from the first bottle;
• grasping the bottle cap of the second bottle with the first hand;
• and
• removing the bottle cap of the second bottle with the first hand.

A bottle with an integrated cap remover comprises,

• a bottle cap;
• a bottle opening;
• a neck;
• a side wall;
• a bottom surface;
• the bottle cap comprises a cap threading, a lateral wall, a top surface, and a plurality of cap ridges;
• the lateral wall further comprises an interior side and an exterior side;
• the top surface further comprises a stylized indent;
• the neck comprises a neck threading;
• the bottom surface comprises an indent and a plurality of indent ridges;
• the indent further comprises an external wall and a stylized extrusion;
• the neck being parametrically connected to the side wall;
• the bottom surface being parametrically connected to the side wall opposite the neck;
• the top surface of the bottle cap being parametrically connected to the lateral wall;
• the plurality of cap ridges being positioned radially around the exterior side of the bottle cap;
• the stylized indent being positioned on the top surface;
• the stylized indent traversing into the bottle cap;
• the bottle opening being located on the neck;
• the bottle cap being attached to the neck;
• the indent being concave;
• the indent traversing into the bottom surface;
• the stylized extrusion being positioned on the indent;
• the stylized extrusion being oriented opposite of the indent;
• wherein the stylized extrusion forms a logo, a mark, or a symbol and the stylized indent is shaped to delineate the logo, the mark, or the symbol;
• and
• the plurality of indent ridges being positioned radially around the external wall of the indent.