Tissue container
AssigneeFlorange Rental Management, LLC
InventorHoward YELLEN
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Abstract
A tissue container may include a housing having a top wall, a bottom wall, and four side walls between the top and bottom walls; a first opening through which fresh tissue can be dispensed; a second opening through which used tissue can be inserted; and a repository disposed inside the housing and having an opening circumscribed by the second opening to allow used tissue to be inserted into the repository. The repository is operably connected to the bottom wall and is flexible between a first state at which the repository is folded and a second state at which the repository is expanded towards the top wall.
Claims20
A tissue container, comprising:
- a housing having a top wall, a bottom wall, and four side walls between the top and bottom walls;
- a top opening in the top wall through which fresh tissue can be dispensed;
- a bottom opening in the bottom wall;
- a repository disposed inside the housing between the top wall and the bottom wall for receiving and containing the used tissue in a separate volume from the fresh tissue;
- and
- wherein the repository has a first portion and a second portion, wherein the second portion is connected to the bottom wall and the second portion has an opening through which used tissue can be inserted, and the first portion is movable from a compressed position to an expanded position as used tissues are inserted into the repository.
A tissue container, comprising:
- a housing having a top wall, a bottom wall, and four side walls between the top and bottom walls;
- a first opening through which fresh tissue can be dispensed;
- a second opening through which used tissue can be inserted;
- and,
- a repository disposed inside the housing and having an opening circumscribed by the second opening to allow used tissue to be inserted into the repository;
- wherein the repository is operably connected to the bottom wall and is flexible between a first state at which the repository is folded and a second state at which the repository is expanded towards the top wall.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.