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US 6,745,785 B2Granted
Cane
OwnerIrwin Kotovskyinventor
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Abstract
A cane includes a top. The cane includes a shaft having a first compartment, a second compartment and at least a third compartment. The top is connected to the shaft. The cane includes a first flask for holding fluid and removably disposed in the first compartment. The cane includes a second flask for holding fluid and removably disposed in the second compartment. The cane includes at least a third flask for holding fluid and removably disposed in the third compartment. A method for storing materials in a cane. A method of forming a cane.
Claims12
A cane which is 3-5 feet long comprising:
- a top;
- a shaft having a first compartment, a second compartment and at least a third compartment, the top connected to the shaft,
- a first flask for holding fluid and removably disposed in the first compartment;
- a second flask for holding fluid and removably disposed in the second compartment;
- and
- at least a third flask for holding fluid and removably disposed in the third compartment, wherein each flask comprises a cap and a base in which fluid is held and on which the cap fits to and from which the cap extends, the shaft comprises a first portion and a second portion which removably connects with the first portion, the first portion having the first and second compartment, and the second portion having at least the third compartment, the top, the first portion and the second portion together being 3-5 feet long.
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A method for storing materials comprising the steps of:
- filling a base of a first flask, second flask and third flask with a desired material and placing a cap on each flask;
- placing first flask into a first compartment of a shaft of a cane;
- placing second flask into a second compartment of the shaft of the cane;
- placing third flask into a third compartment of the shaft of the cane;
- connecting a first portion of the cane having the first and second compartments with a second portion of the cane having at least the third compartment;
- and
- connecting a cap of the cane onto the shaft of the cane.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.