Pullout spout container and method

A method of dispensing fluid from a container to a remote and inaccessable filling opening which includes providing a container with a threaded neck, wherein the method comprises the following steps:

• (a) providing a pouring spout in said container, formed integrally therewith, which may be stored in said container and withdrawn through said neck to an extended position for dispensing fluid into said filling opening said pouring spout having a threaded dispensing end;
• (b) providing a sealing cap having a first set of threads for attachment to said neck of said container and a second set of threads for attachment to the dispensing end of said pouring spout;
• (c) threadedly attaching said sealing cap to said container neck and said pour spout dispensing end;
• (d) unthreading said cap from said neck while maintaining a partial threaded engagement between said cap and said pouring spout end;
• (e) pulling said pouring spout from said container by grasping the still-attached cap only;
• (f) unthreading said cap from said pouring spout end;
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• (g) dispensing fluid from said container through said pouring spout.

A method of dispensing fluid from a container to a remote and inaccessible filling opening, said container comprising a fluid holding cavity, an externally threaded neck portion, an open-ended externally threaded pouring spout formed integrally with said container, at least partially disposed within said cavity, and a sealing cap having a first set of threads for engaging said threaded neck portion and a second set of threads, having more turns than said first set for engaging said threaded open-ended portion of said pouring spout, comprising the following steps:

• (a) holding said container against rotation;
• (b) rotating said sealing cap until it is disengaged from said neck but is still engaged to said end of said spout;
• (c) grasping said cap and withdrawing said pouring spout from within said cavity;
• (d) further rotating said sealing cap to disengage it from said end of said pouring spout;
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• (e) tilting said container to dispense fluid contained within said cavity through said pouring spout.