A system and method transporting fluids with a pitcher. The pitcher includes one or more pitcher walls disposed about a void having a floor at a base region and an open top at a rim. The pitcher has a handle mounted on the wall or one of the walls. The pitcher also has a hollow shoe set into the base region which includes a sole plate at a base. It further includes one or more spaced-apart shoe walls an open rim, the sole plate disposed at an angle to drain water it a shoe drain which is configured to extend through one of the shoe walls.

A self-venting closure assembly includes a closure body having a deck with a peripheral mounting skirt and an annular seal on an underside of the deck adjacent to the peripheral mounting skirt. The closure body further includes a circular valve seat within the center portion of the deck, and a plurality of vent openings circumferentially spaced within the valve seat. An elastomeric umbrella valve is centrally mounted to the deck and has a frustoconical valve flap arranged on an underside of the valve seat. The valve flap cooperates with the vent openings to normally seal the vent openings but permits air to flow into an interior of the closure body when a vacuum is applied to an interior of the container on which the closure is mounted.

A disposable, portable and compact fluid and floss dispenser that is substantially rectangularly shaped with dispensers for fluid located at each of the four slanted configured corners and a spindle for dispensing floss and a mirror located on the bottom surface of the dispenser housing. In one embodiment two layers or sections are connected together. Nozzles are provided on a housing portion that is adapted to connect preferably by being form fitted onto the container to dispense fluid, drops or foam.

A disposable, portable and compact fluid and floss dispenser that is substantially rectangularly shaped with dispensers for fluid located at each of the four slanted configured corners and a spindle for dispensing floss and a mirror located on the bottom surface of the dispenser housing. In one embodiment two layers or sections are connected together. Nozzles are provided on a housing portion that is adapted to connect preferably by being form fitted onto the container to dispense fluid, drops or foam.

One pouch for storage of multiple components of a mixture is described with a first compartment and a second compartment. At least one channel is defined between the first compartment and the second compartment and at least one seal is installed within the channel. An agitator is installed in the first compartment. The seal is breakable and the agitator is removable. Another pouch separates two pockets with an air compartment. The air compartment is breakable.

One pouch for storage of multiple components of a mixture is described with a first compartment and a second compartment. At least one channel is defined between the first compartment and the second compartment and at least one seal is installed within the channel. An agitator is installed in the first compartment. The seal is breakable and the agitator is removable. Another pouch separates two pockets with an air compartment. The air compartment is breakable.

This invention is a portable beverage cooler that dispenses two kinds of beverages within the same cooler. This is possible by dividing the cooler in the middle with a single partition to separate the two beverages. Both sides have a separate and detachable lid for adding the desired beverage. It is designed as a tall rectangle shape with handles to make it easy to carry to a location and transport from a vehicle. Durable plastic for the product material is used to keep the container weight light enough to carry. The beverage cooler is propped up at waist high onto a table for easy access. Each side of the cooler has a valve to dispense the beverage. A cup is placed below the valve to release the desired beverage into the cup. Lids can be removed separately to confine the beverage to the section, when more beverage is added to the cooler and for easy access.

This invention is a portable beverage cooler that dispenses two kinds of beverages within the same cooler. This is possible by dividing the cooler in the middle with a single partition to separate the two beverages. Both sides have a separate and detachable lid for adding the desired beverage. It is designed as a tall rectangle shape with handles to make it easy to carry to a location and transport from a vehicle. Durable plastic for the product material is used to keep the container weight light enough to carry. The beverage cooler is propped up at waist high onto a table for easy access. Each side of the cooler has a valve to dispense the beverage. A cup is placed below the valve to release the desired beverage into the cup. Lids can be removed separately to confine the beverage to the section, when more beverage is added to the cooler and for easy access.

Method of making a blow-molded plastic container comprises forming a hollow blow-molded article comprising a main body portion defining an interior space, a finish portion defining a mouth in fluid communication with the interior space, the finish portion having a substantially cylindrical circumferential wall of generally uniform thickness surrounding the mouth, the circumferential wall having an upper edge with a perimeter flange and a pair of tabs projecting radially inward from the circumferential wall, the pair of tabs defining a spout therebetween, and a moil portion extending from the perimeter flange in a direction opposite the main body portion. Method further includes inflating the plastic material within the mold cavity to form the hollow blow-molded article and removing the moil portion from the perimeter flange. Blow-molded plastic container having a finish portion with directional pour spout and blow-molded article comprising container and moil portion also disclosed.

Method of making a blow-molded plastic container comprises forming a hollow blow-molded article comprising a main body portion defining an interior space, a finish portion defining a mouth in fluid communication with the interior space, the finish portion having a substantially cylindrical circumferential wall of generally uniform thickness surrounding the mouth, the circumferential wall having an upper edge with a perimeter flange and a pair of tabs projecting radially inward from the circumferential wall, the pair of tabs defining a spout therebetween, and a moil portion extending from the perimeter flange in a direction opposite the main body portion. Method further includes inflating the plastic material within the mold cavity to form the hollow blow-molded article and removing the moil portion from the perimeter flange. Blow-molded plastic container having a finish portion with directional pour spout and blow-molded article comprising container and moil portion also disclosed.