Container having an inner bag

A method of discharging contents of a container comprising a substantially rigid outer container having a circular cross-section and an easily deformable inner bag having a circular cross-section, wherein the outer container and inner bag are made from respectively different thermoplastic materials that do not form a welded joint with one another;

• a bottom of the inner bag being closed by a bottom weld seam that is clamped in a likewise closed bottom weld seam of the outer container, a plane through the longitudinal center axis of the container being defined that extends through the bottom weld seams;
• wherein the inner bag has a wall thickness that continually decreases in each circumferential direction from an intersection line of said plane to a point that is offset by 90 degrees from the intersection line, and wherein the outer container includes at least two pressure compensating openings in a wall of the outer container for pressure compensation within a space between the outer container and the inner bag, at least one pressure compensating opening being formed on each side of the bottom weld seam where the inner bag has reduced wall thickness, the method comprising the steps of,
• applying a negative pressure to the inner bag prior to filling of the inner bag with the contents to detach in part the inner bag from the outer container,
• applying an overpressure to place the inner bag on the wall of the outer container,
• filling the inner bag with the contents and positioning the inner bag with its whole circumference on the inside of the outer container,
• initiating discharge of the contents wherein the inner bag first detaches at both sides where the inner bag has reduced wall thickness,
• symmetrically continuing to detach the inner bag from the outer container substantially in symmetry with the central plane as contents are discharged, wherein the inner bag remains in abutment with the outer container along the intersection lines, and
• detaching the inner bag on both sides to substantially the same extent until opposite sections of the inner bag come to rest on each other in the area of said plane such that only an extremely small residual amount of the contents remain in the inner bag.