Protective covers for upstanding containers of liquid
OwnerChad M. Oberlyinventor
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A protective cover that closely overlies an exterior surface of an upstanding container for holding liquid has integrally formed portions that are separately removable from the container. Each of two substantially adjacent removable cover portions preferably snugly wraps substantially adjacent surface areas of the container's exterior, and is releasably coupled by a narrow tear-off strip portion of the cover that also perimetrically wraps the container's exterior. One removable cover portion preferably helps to hold a cap in a closed orientation on the container's neck. Another removable cover portion preferably underlies a bottom part of the container's exterior surface, and thereby helps to hold the protective cover in place on the container. Yet another removable cover portion preferably wraps and grips a major part of the container's upstanding sidewall, and forms a disposable funnel when removed from the container's exterior.
A protective cover configured to closely continuously overlie an exterior surface of an upstanding container capable of retaining a quantity of liquid, the protective cover comprising separately removable cover portions, with one of the separately removable cover portions being configured to closely wrap a majority of the height of the exterior surface area of an upstanding sidewall of the container including a neck part of the container.
A substantially transparent protective cover formed from thermoplastic material and configured to closely continuously surround a majority of an exterior surface of an upstanding container capable of containing and retaining a quantity of liquid, the protective cover comprising a plurality of protective cover portions configured to snugly overlie different perimetrically extending parts of the exterior surface of the container, with the protective cover portions being severable one from the other so as to be separately removable from the external surface of the container.
In combination, an upstanding container defining a chamber for receiving and containing a liquid, with the container including a twist-on/twist-off cap for selectively opening and closing an upstanding neck of the container,
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