Hand-worn dispenser
OwnerSharron L. Davisinventor
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Abstract
A thin-walled protective glove having a self-contained palmar receptacle for storing various materials to be dispensed from the receptacle in response to the wearer's compressing or otherwise agitating the receptacle. The receptacle displays tributary conduits extending along the glove fingers to the fingertips and such conduits may have distal terminations through which materials are supplied to and dispensed from the receptacle. The receptacle and conduits may have perforations covered with sealing strips which are selectively removable to permit dispensing of stored material therethrough.
Claims1
A fingered glove defining a pocket for receiving a wearer's hand;
- a palmate overlayer joined about its entire marginal edge to the exterior plamar side of said glove to define therebetween a sealed material receptacle generally overlying the glove palm and further defining plural imperforate material discharge conduit means in communication with said receptacle;
- each of said conduits means extending longitudinally along the palmer side of a different glove finger and having a sealed distal end projecting beyond the distal end of the glove finger it extends along;
- and, the distal ends of said conduit means being selectively severable to vary the material discharge rates and patterns through the distal ends of said conduit means.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.