Drain bucket
OwnerRedrick D. Rayborn, Gerald Rayborninventors
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Abstract
A colander like receptacle mounted over a portable liquid storage container. The container has a drain valve and may have casters to permit its rolling. Interlocking male fins in the receptacle engage slots in the container and are locked together by turning the receptacle relative to the container. A male retaining slot in the container adjacent the slot can lock the container and receptacle together when turned. After, the items such as dishes, glassware or other kitchen items, are placed in the receptacle are drained of their liquids, the drained liquids are stored in the container until sufficiently full. These stored liquids may be drained off to permit the containers reuse.
Claims4
A colander-like receptacle combined with a portable liquid storage container comprising:
- an upper receptacle with a plurality of lower liquid drainage holes therein, said receptacle having protruding members located on its lower exterior surface which can engage slots in a lower portable liquid storage container;
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- a lower portable liquid storage container with protrusion receiving slots mounted under said receptacle, said container having a liquid drain valve to drain stored liquids therefrom and lower rolling members to permit the movement of the container along an underlying surface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.