Drywall Particulate Catching Device
OwnerHarold Tracyinventor
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a drywall particulate-catching device that catches dust, particulates, and debris while repairing drywall. The device is primarily comprised of a body having a pouch and a flap with at least one adhesive strip. During use, the device can be adhered to a drywall surface below a working area via the adhesive strip such that pouch of the body catches any dust, particulates, and debris created by the drywall maintenance. The flap can then be attached to the body via a second adhesive strip to seal the contents of the pouch such that it can be discarded.
Claims20
A drywall particulate-catching device comprising:
- a body comprised of a pouch and a flap;
- an adhesive strip positioned on the flap;
- and
- a peelable cover comprised of a pull tab, the peelable cover positioned on the adhesive strip.
A drywall particulate-catching device comprising:
- a body comprised of a pouch and a flap;
- a liner;
- a first adhesive strip;
- a first peelable cover comprised of a first pull tab;
- a second adhesive strip;
- and
- a second peelable cover comprised of a second pull tab.
A method of using a drywall particulate-catching device, the method comprising the steps of:
- unfolding a flap of a drywall particulate-catching device from a body of the drywall particulate-catching device;
- removing a cover from a first adhesive strip of the drywall particulate-catching device;
- and
- securing the drywall particulate-catching device to a drywall surface using the first adhesive strip.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.