Dual container and individual chamber therefor
AssigneeLever Brothers Company
InventorsMark Douglas Gerhart, William Kevin Collis
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Abstract
A dual bottle is formed by two separable interlocked chambers. The chambers preferably each contain different ingredients and have adjacent product exit apertures so that after leaving the chambers the separate product streams can mix. Preferably the chambers are identical, which simplifies manufacture.
Claims10
A bottle comprising
- a) at least two separable chambers;
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- b) a common closure for said at least two chambers;
- c) each of said chambers including a front aspect and an interconnected rear aspect, said front aspect of each said chamber comprising a front aspect bottom surface, said rear aspect of each such chamber having a rear aspect bottom surface and a rear aspect top surface, said rear aspect bottom surface of each said chamber forming a bottle base, and said rear aspect top surface of each said chamber being complementary to the bottom surface of the front aspect of each said other chamber;
- d) said chambers being releasably interlockable independent of said common closure to form a unitary bottle wherein the front aspects of said chambers are disposed on opposite sides of said bottle.
A chamber for a dual bottle comprising a front aspect and a rear aspect, said front aspect being interconnected with said rear aspect, said front aspect comprising a front aspect bottom surface at an end thereof, said rear aspect having a rear aspect bottom surface and a rear aspect top surface, said rear aspect bottom surface forming a bottle base, and said rear aspect top surface having a shape complementary to the bottom surface of the front aspect of said chamber, so that said chamber is capable of interlocking with another said chamber to form a dual bottle wherein said front aspects are disposed on opposite sides of said bottle said front aspect comprising a product exit aperture at an opposite end thereof, said aperture being oriented to dispense product in an opposite direction to said bottle base.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.