A protective bottle enclosure for removably enclosing a bottle having a bottleneck ending in an open mouth. The enclosure includes a base section, a body, and a removable cap. The base section includes a cylindrical base sidewall secured to a perimeter of a base bottom wall and an open top. The body can removably engage the base section to cover the open top thereof. The removable cap includes a cap sidewall and a stopper that can removably engage the open mouth of the bottle. The stopper includes a stopper body and an annular ring extending radially outward from the stopper body. In use, the protective bottle enclosure can surround the bottle and seal the open mouth of the bottle when the base section is engaged with the body and the removable cap is engaged with the neck section.

A drink cup includes a body formed to include an interior region providing a fluid-holding reservoir and a brim. The brim is coupled to the body to form an opening into the interior region. The body includes a floor and a sidewall that extends away from the floor. The drink cup further includes a body-strengthening system coupled to the body.

A mug having interchangeable rims is implemented in which the user can alternate and customize the mug's rims and, thereby, the exterior aesthetic appearance of their mug. The mug includes a reservoir body that holds a given beverage, such as coffee, tea, water, etc. The reservoir body is adapted with upper threads and lower threads that mate with corresponding threads on rims. For example, a bottom rim has threads that mate with the lower threads, and a top rim has threads that mate with the upper threads. The various components of the mug may be comprised of one or more various materials, such as plastic, metal, or other suitable polymers that can function as discussed herein. The interchangeable rims concept herein can apply to other types of drinking cups, such as wine glasses, beer mugs, children's cups, etc.

A portable thermal insulated apparatus for cooling or heating items stored therein. The thermal insulated apparatus includes a container having a lid that removably secures to an open first end thereof and a reservoir unit that removably secures to an open second end. The container includes an inner tube and an outer tube forming an insulated double-wall sealed at both ends in which the lid and reservoir unit can be connected thereto. The reservoir unit removably receives a thermal unit that provides cooling or heating to the contents of the container when affixed thereto. The thermal unit is separable from the reservoir unit, such that the thermal units are interchangeable as needed. In some embodiments, the thermal unit is directly securable to the lid and the second end of the container is permanently sealed.

A drinking vessel configured to have an integrated first light source and a second light source so as to broadcast light in a first direction and a second direction. The drinking vessel of the present invention includes an integrally formed bottom and wall wherein the wall has an exterior surface. The first light source is secured to the exterior surface of the wall and is operable to project a light beam outwards from said body. The second light source is circumferentially disposed around the body proximate the lower end of the body. The second light source is configured to broadcast a light beam downwards from the vessel and around thereto. A handle is provided and the handle has a power supply disposed therein and is further configured with a switch to operate the first light source and second light source.

A receptacle for receiving a bottom portion of a container having an outer surface and a bottom surface, the receptacle including a structure including a wall comprising at least one light transmission property, a top surface and a side surface; and a light emitting device configured to be disposed such that a light emission of the light emitting device is transmissible through the top surface of the structure onto the outer surface of the container and through the bottom surface of the container to illuminate the outer surface of the container.

Disclosed are a multifunctional heating and heat preservation container and a charging base thereof. The multifunctional heating and heat preservation container comprises a container main body (30), with the container main body (30) comprising a container inner lining (8), and a container housing (10), which forms a vacuum cavity (9) with the container inner lining (8) and enables the bottom of the container inner lining (8) to be exposed, is arranged on the peripheral side of the container inner lining (8). The charging base comprises a base housing (1), an ejector pin (2), which is in contact with a charging ring (214), is arranged in the base housing (1), an insulating layer (3) is sleeved on the ejector pin (2), an elastic member (4) which elastically ejects the ejector pin (2) towards the outside of the base housing (1) to enable the ejector pin (2) to move out of or retract into the base housing (1) is sleeved on the insulating layer (3), and a conductive terminal (5) is connected to the ejector pin (2). The problems whereby a cup body of an existing temperature control cup uses a single-layer steel plate structure, the cup body dissipates heat quickly, and heat preservation completely depends on electric energy heating, such that a battery which is in the temperature control bottom of the container and is used for power supply consumes electricity quickly, are solved; and the problems whereby a spring in an existing charging base is arranged in an ejector pin, and the spring is prone to failure due to an overlarge current in the power-on process of the charging base with the outside, such that the ejector pin cannot rebound and reset, are solved.

A container includes a cup and a lid. The lid is adapted to mate with a brim included in the cup to close a top aperture opening into an interior liquid-storage region formed in the cup.

A drinkware system includes a drinkware container having at least one wall and a bottom surface; a barrier portion coupled to the at least one wall, having a first end and a second end, and defining an opening proximate to the first end, wherein the barrier portion forms a wall between a first section and a second section within the drinkware container that prevents movement of a liquid between the first section and the second section except through the opening; and a removable member coupleable to the barrier portion and including a filter, wherein the filter substantially aligns with the opening of the barrier portion when the removable member is coupled to the barrier portion.

A drinkware system includes a drinkware container having at least one wall and a bottom surface; a barrier portion coupled to the at least one wall, having a first end and a second end, and defining an opening proximate to the first end, wherein the barrier portion forms a wall between a first section and a second section within the drinkware container that prevents movement of a liquid between the first section and the second section except through the opening; and a removable member coupleable to the barrier portion and including a filter, wherein the filter substantially aligns with the opening of the barrier portion when the removable member is coupled to the barrier portion.