Heated utility container
OwnerLiam Kellyinventor
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Abstract
The invention is a heated container for carrying water and which permits water to be heated to a controlled temperature. The heated container has safety features to prevent burns and other damage from exposure to heated surfaces, while enabling one handling tools and working with the water from experiencing discomfort of working with cold water or overly hot water. Similarly a utility organizer and a brush holder are shown to demonstrate that the container may be used as a transport means for carrying tools and as means of keeping said tools at an ambient temperatures while in storage.
Claims11
A heated container comprising:
- sidewall a bottom surface and a top opening;
- said sidewall enclosing a cavity;
- said sidewall tapering outwardly above said bottom surface at a gradual angle;
- an electrical switch connected to a power source;
- said electrical switch controlling an on/off status of a heating element;
- said heating element extending into a cavity created by said sidewall;
- a thermostat connected to said switch, said thermostat controlling said switch;
- removable grate, said removable grate suspended over said heating element;
- wherein said removable grate dividing said cavity into an upper cavity and a lower cavity;
- and wherein said removable grate having a plurality of opening to allow a free passage of liquid between said upper cavity and said lower cavity.
In combination comprising a heated container and a utility organizer;
- wherein said heated container comprises a sidewall having a bottom edge and a top edge;
- said bottom edge enclosing a bottom surface and said top edge enclosing a top opening;
- said sidewall enclosing a cavity, said cavity accessing through said top opening;
- said sidewall tapering outwardly above said bottom surface at a gradual angle;
- an electrical switch connected to a power source;
- said electrical switch controlling an on/off status of a heating element;
- said heating element extending into a cavity created by said sidewall;
- a thermostat connected to said switch, said thermostat controlling said switch;
- and wherein said utility organizer comprised of a bottom plane and a top plane, said top and said bottom planes joined together by at least two vertical containers, wherein an outer edge of said top plane overhangs an outer edge of said top plane such that said utility organizer may be wedged within said cavity due to an outward tapering of said sidewall.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.