Spraying and watering can
AssigneeCustom Plastics, Inc.
InventorsCosmo N. Tisbo, Thomas A. Tisbo
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Abstract
A spraying and watering can is herein disclosed. The spraying and watering can includes a container. The container includes a reservoir. A hollow carrying handle, having a vent hole formed therein, is connected to the reservoir. A spout is also connected to the reservoir. The spout is positioned below the vent hole. A sprayer is connected to the hollow carrying handle and to the reservoir. The spout is adapted to deliver a stream of water to a plant. The sprayer is adapted to deliver a water mist to the plant.
Claims1
A spraying and watering can adapted to deliver selectively water or water mist to a plant comprising:
- a blow-molded polyethylene integral container having a substantially closed reservoir, said reservoir having a substantially rectangular bottom, said bottom being crowned inward of the reservoir to improve the stability of the container, said reservoir having a lower portion formed integral with the bottom, an upper portion formed integral with the lower portion and having a substantially rectangular top formed integrally therewith, a hollow generally C-shaped handle having its lower end formed integral with a narrower side of the upper portion adjacent to the junction of the upper portion with the lower portion, said handle having an upper end formed integral with the top adjacent to the center of the top, said handle having a grip portion adjacent to the top to provide a convenient means for holding the container, said hollow handle providing a conduit between the portion of the reservoir adjacent to the junction between the upper portion and the lower portion and the top of the reservoir, said handle having a vent in the grip portion adjacent to the junction of the handle with the top of the reservoir, a curved tapered spout having one end formed integral with a narrower side of the upper portion opposite the side having the lower end of the handle formed integral therewith and the other end having an opening for pouring water from said reservoir, a sprayer sealingly mounted in the top adjacent to the center of the top and positioned in line with the handle and the spout and being positioned between the handle and the spout adjacent to the upper end of the handle, and said sprayer having a draw tube extending into the lower portion of the reservoir, whereby the sprayer may be operated conveniently by an operator holding the container at the grip portion.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.