Fit and cool beverage container
OwnerSimeon E. Maier, IIinventor
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A container with a freezable liquid for use in or out of an ice chest for temporary cooling purposes. The container of the invention is generally to have a top and a bottom and four sides connected to form a rectangular box type structure. The sides are to have dovetail joints that work as a fastening means to connect more than one together, thus making for a longer lasting cooling means. The invention can also be made without dovetail joints in groups of one or more. These groups would also have a long lasting cooling effect as they would work similar to a block of water-ice. The container of the invention is to have a cylindrical opening in the top that rescinds down toward the bottom, said opening is to be about the size of a pop can. This cylindrical opening is the heart of the invention as it allows a cooling effect from around the periphery as well as the bottom.
A beverage container cooler comprising a shell constructed of plastic comprising an inner and outer wall, a liquid contained in the space between the inner and outer wall adapted to be frozen prior to use, A circular opening in the shell of a size to contain a beverage container, the exterior of said shell having four sides of equal length in the shape of a square, two of the adjoining sides containing a recessed dovetail joint slot and the other two adjoining sides containing protruding dovetails joints so that similar containers can be easily connected and removed.
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