Hand held, dip-tube style liquid dispenser
AssigneeDowbrands L.P.
InventorsDavid A. Smith, Clark M. Woody
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Abstract
A hand held, dip-tube style liquid spray dispenser comprising a container having an inclined bottom, sidewalls extending upwardly from the bottom, and an upper end, a dispensing device positioned adjacent this upper end for dispensing a liquid held in the container and communicated upward to the dispensing device, and a tube for communicating liquid upward from a lower end of the tube to the dispensing device. The tube being of a sufficient length such that the lower end of the tube is urged toward the lowermost portion of the bottom when the container is oriented as in use.
Claims6
An improved hand held, non-pressurized dispenser for liquids, comprising:
- a container having an inclined bottom, sidewalls extending upwardly from said bottom, and an upper end;
- dispensing means positioned adjacent said upper end of said contain for dispensing a liquid held in said container and communicated upward to said dispensing means;
- a tube for communicating said liquid upward from a lower end of said tube to said dispensing means, said tube being of a sufficient length such that said lower end of said tube is urged by the inclined bottom towards a lowermost portion of said bottom when said container is oriented as in use;
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- support means fastened to said container for supporting said container in a substantially upright position when not in use.
An improved hand held dispenser as defined in clam 1, wherein said lower end of said tube is positioned adjacent said lowermost portion of said bottom.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.