Insert assembly for changing temperature of quantity of liquid contained in bottle
OwnerKimberly M. Sullivaninventor
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An insert assembly for use in changing the temperature of a quantity of liquid contained in a bottle includes an end cap securable to the bottle, an elongated hollow insert member connected to the end cap and filled with a material provided at a temperature different from the quantity of liquid and adapted to extend downward from the end cap and into the quantity of liquid when the end cap is secured on the bottle, and a removable protective cover which encloses at least the insert member when the end cap is removed from the bottle to protect it from contamination. In one embodiment, the protective cover is an elongated protective sleeve removably fittable over the insert member and onto the end cap when the end cap is removed from the bottle so as to enclosed the insert member. In another embodiment, the protective cover includes a carton having a body open at one end and a lid for opening and closing the open end of the carton body. The protective cover also includes a pair of web members spaced from one another and attached to and extending between a pair of opposite sides of the carton and having apertures defined therein for receiving the insert member and thereby supporting the insert member within the carton.
An insert assembly for use in changing the temperature of a quantity of liquid contained in a bottle, said insert assembly comprising:
An insert assembly for use in cooling the temperature of a quantity of liquid contained in a bottle, said insert assembly comprising:
A method of cooling a quantity of liquid contained within a bottle, said method comprising the steps of:
A method of cooling an insert assembly and maintaining said insert assembly in a sanitary state ready for use in cooling a quantity of liquid contained within a bottle, said cooling method comprising the steps of:
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