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US 8,910,857 B1Granted
Laundry basket
OwnerBrian Hegartyinventor
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Abstract
A laundry basket which includes a main body and a chute that extends from, and away from, the main body. The main body has an enclosing side portion and an end portion, the enclosing side portion and end portion cooperating to form an enclosure having an open end and a closed end defined by the end portion. The main body is totally enclosed by the enclosing side portion except for a slit in the enclosing side portion that extends from the open end towards the closed end of the main body.
Claims16
A laundry basket comprising:
- a main body and an integrally formed chute that extends from, and away from, the main body, the chute being in fixed relation to the main body;
- the main body having an enclosing tubular side portion and an end portion attached to the enclosing tubular side portion, the enclosing tubular side portion and end portion cooperating to form an enclosure having an open end of a fixed dimension and a closed end defined by the end portion, the enclosure being totally surrounded by the enclosing tubular side portion except for a slit of a fixed dimension in the enclosing tubular side portion substantially diametrically opposed to the chute that extends continuously through and from the open end to the closed end of the enclosure.
A laundry basket comprising:
- a main body having an enclosing tubular side portion and an end portion attached to the enclosing tubular side portion, the enclosing side portion and end portion cooperating to form an enclosure having an open end of a fixed dimension and a closed end defined by the end portion, the enclosure being totally surrounded by the enclosing tubular side portion except for a slit in the enclosing tubular side portion, the slit in the enclosing tubular side portion being of a fixed dimension and extends continuously through and from the open end to the closed end of the enclosure;
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- a chute integrally formed with and in fixed relation to the enclosing tubular side portion and extending from, and away from, the open end of the enclosure, the slit being substantially diametrically opposed to the chute.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.