Ironing board caddy
OwnerMildred P. Sandersinventor
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Abstract
A caddy for attachment to an ironing board for holding various implements as well as spray containers for starch or the like comprising a container having open multiple compartments and one upstanding wall which abuts against the outer face of the depending flange of the ironing board, and a spring biased clip pivotally attached to the back side of the upstanding wall with the upper end of the clip being biased against the inner wall of said flange whereby the caddy depends from said flange adjacent said ironing board. A pin cushion is secured to a portion of the outer face of the compartment and a loop for holding scissors is pivotally secured to another portion of the outer face of the compartment.
Claims13
A caddy for attachment to an ironing board having a downwardly extending peripheral flange with an inwardly extending lip, said caddy comprising
- at least one substantially rigid compartment open at its upper end;
- a substantially flat wall forming part of, and extending upwardly from said compartment for abutting the outer face of said flange;
- and
- a spring biased clip pivotally secured to the outer face of said wall with its upper end opposite said upwardly extending wall for abutting the inner face of said flange whereby said upwardly extending wall and clip, when secured to said flange, support said caddy below the edge of said ironing board.
A caddy for attachment to an ironing board having a downwardly extending peripheral flange with an inwardly extending lip, said caddy conprising
- at least one substantially rigid compartment open at its upper end;
- a substantially flat wall forming part of said compartment;
- releasable clamping means;
- and
- means for attaching said clamping means to the side of said flat wall opposite to said compartment whereby said compartment can be removably secured to the flange of the ironing board.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.