Toilet paper storage container
OwnerRose Lenihan Wieseinventor
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Abstract
A toilet paper storage container for storing bathroom and lavatory items such as toilet paper rolls and plungers includes a base for disposition on a floor surface with the base having an annular channel formed thereon. Mounted on the base is a cylinder having a lower end for positioning within the annular channel and an opposite upper open end through which toilet paper rolls can be placed for successively stacking the rolls within the cylinder. The cylinder can also accommodate standard plungers, having a suction end of the plunger positioned on the base and the rolls of toilet paper positioned about the handle of the plunger. The toilet paper storage container can be placed within a pliable cover that encloses the storage container therein.
Claims18
A toilet paper storage container for holding rolls of toilet paper, comprising:
- a base having an upper side and a bottom side, the bottom side positionable on a floor surface;
- an elongated cylinder positioned on the base and extending upwardly therefrom;
- the cylinder having a lower end for contacting the upper side of the base and an upper open end for receiving the rolls of toilet paper therethrough so that the rolls of toilet paper can be successively stacked within the cylinder and removed therefrom, and
- a pliable fabric cover including a cylindrical sleeve having at least one open end, the fabric cover enclosing the base and the cylinder therein, the at least one open end including an upper open end selectively openable for providing direct access to the toilet paper rolls while the fabric cover remains about the cylinder and closeable for concealing the toilet paper rolls in the fabric cover.
A toilet paper storage container for holding rolls of toilet paper, comprising:
- a base having a circular channel formed therein;
- a cylinder having an upper open end for receiving the rolls of toilet paper and an opposite lower end for positioning within the channel, the cylinder extending upwardly from the base so that the rolls of toilet paper can be successively stacked within the cylinder and removed therefrom;
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- a cover for receiving and enclosing therein the base and cylinder and having at least one open end for allowing the rolls of toilet paper to be removed from the cylinder and through the open end of the cover, the cover including a drawstring positioned at an upper open end for enabling the open end to be closed by gathering the cover with the drawstring, the cover including an interior material and an exterior material so that when the drawstring is positioned about the cover to close the open end of the cover, the interior material is foldable outwardly for creating a poofed style and exposing the interior material.
A toilet paper storage container for holding rolls of toilet paper and a plunger having a suction end and a handle, comprising:
- a base having an upper side and a bottom side, the bottom side positionable on a floor surface;
- a cylinder having a lower end for positioning on the base and an opposite upper open end extending upwardly from the base, the plunger positionable within the cylinder by disposing the plunger through the upper open end of the cylinder and positioning the suction end of the plunger on the base, the handle of the plunger extending upwardly from the base and within the cylinder;
- the rolls of toilet paper positionable within the cylinder about the handle of the plunger so that the rolls of toilet paper can be successively stacked within the cylinder and removed therefrom, and
- a pliable fabric cover having at least one open end, the fabric cover positionable about the cylinder and base for receiving and enclosing therein the cylinder and the base the at least one open end for inserting and removing the rolls of toilet paper therethrough, one of the at least one open ends of the fabric cover having a flap attached to the fabric cover and extending from the open end, the flap closeable about the at least one open end for enclosing the toilet paper rolls within the fabric cover.
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