Suction-eliminated waste receptacle
OwnerThomas M. Jonesinventor
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Abstract
A suction-eliminated waste receptacle for releasing air trapped between the liner member and the container. The suction-eliminated waste receptacle includes a container having a bottom wall and an open top; and also includes a flexible liner member being removably disposed in the container; and further includes a tubular conduit member being disposed in the container between side and bottom walls of the container and the flexible liner member for allowing air to enter between the side and bottom walls of the container and the flexible liner member.
Claims6
A suction-eliminated waste receptacle comprising:
- a container having a bottom wall and an open top;
- a flexible liner member being removably disposed in said container;
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- a tubular conduit member being disposed in said container between side and bottom walls of said container and said flexible liner member for allowing air to enter between said side and bottom walls of said container and said flexible liner member, said tubular conduit member being removably disposed in said container and including a elongate first portion, a elongate second portion which is angled relative to said elongate first portion, an air inlet port, and an air outlet port, said elongate second portion being positioned upon said bottom wall of said container and said elongate first portion being positioned against a side wall of said container.
A suction-eliminated waste receptacle as described in claimed 3, wherein said air inlet port is directed out of said container.
A suction-eliminated waste receptacle comprising:
- a container having a bottom wall and an open top;
- a flexible liner member being removably disposed in said container;
- and
- a tubular conduit member being disposed in said container between side and bottom walls of said container and said flexible liner member for allowing air to enter between said side and bottom walls of said container and said flexible liner member, said tubular conduit member including an elongate first portion having a wall of which a portion is formed by a portion of a side wall of said container, and also including an elongate second portion having a wall of which a portion is formed by a portion of said bottom wall of said container, and further including inlet and outlet ports.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.