Method and apparatus of personal stain identification
OwnerVictoria Gravesinventor
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Abstract
A beverage container comprising a base, a side surface, an upper end, and an interior volume formed by the base and the side surface, and a personal identifier positioned upon the base of the of beverage container for stain identification and personalization. A method of using a beverage container for personalization of a stain generated by spilling liquid upon a first surface from the beverage container and transferring a portion of the liquid spilled using the surface of the personal identifier affixed to the beverage container to a second (dry) surface, which may be paper.
Claims9
A method of generating a personally identifiable stain comprising:
- a. Allowing a liquid to leave a beverage container and accumulate upon a first surface;
- b. Positioning said beverage container in said accumulated liquid upon said first surface, wherein said beverage container further comprises:
- i. a base, a side surface, an upper end, and an interior volume formed by said base and said side surface;
- and,
- ii. A personal identifier is positioned upon said base of said beverage container;
- c. Collecting a portion of said accumulated liquid upon at least one surface of said personal identifier by contact between said accumulated liquid and said at least one surface of said personal identifier;
- and,
- d. Transferring said portion of said accumulated liquid upon said at least one surface of said personal identifier to a second surface;
- and,
- e. Removing said container from said surface to leave said portion of said accumulated liquid formed into a stain upon said second surface.
A method of generating a personally identifiable stain comprising:
- a. Positioning a beverage container upon a first surface, wherein said first surface is wet with a liquid from said beverage container, wherein said beverage container further comprises:
- i. a base, a side surface, an upper end, and an interior volume formed by said base and said side surface;
- and,
- ii. A personal identifier is positioned upon said base of said beverage container;
- b. Transferring a portion of liquid upon said wet surface to at least one of said personal identifier's surfaces;
- and,
- c. Positioning said beverage container upon a dry surface to allow transfer of said portion of said liquid to said dry surface;
- and,
- d. Removing said container from said dry surface to leave said portion of said liquid upon said dry surface formed to represent the shape of said personal identifier.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.