A lid for a liquid container has a lid wall with a perimeter, a top side surface, and an underside surface. The lid has an anti-glug device carried on the lid wall and positioned to coincide with a dispensing orifice in the lid wall. The anti-glug device has a channel that partly circumferentially surrounds the dispensing orifice. Terminal ends of the channel define a circumferential gap therebetween. One or more air vents are formed axially through a part of the channel and are disposed circumferentially opposite the circumferential gap.

A lid for a liquid container has a lid wall with a perimeter, a top side surface, and an underside surface. The lid has an anti-glug device carried on the lid wall and positioned to coincide with a dispensing orifice in the lid wall. The anti-glug device has a channel that partly circumferentially surrounds the dispensing orifice. Terminal ends of the channel define a circumferential gap therebetween. One or more air vents are formed axially through a part of the channel and are disposed circumferentially opposite the circumferential gap.

A handheld reusable multi-compartmental mixing and dispensing container for storing fluids separately therein before mixing. The proportions of the substances in a mixture are externally adjustable. The desired concentration is determined by test components attached to the container that sense various environmental and user-specific factors. The amount of the adjustable substance to be added to a mixture is controlled by an adjustment wheel on the container. A single control button allows a user to choose what fluid substances are to be mixed and dispensed. A pressurized gas propellant in a replaceable canister moves the fluid around and out of the container.

A container assembly for holding liquids has an interior space and a pour spout including a spout portion carried by and extending from part of the container assembly. The pour spout has an outlet and defines a liquid flow path in fluid communication between the interior space and the outlet. An anti-glug device is carried by part of the container assembly. The anti-glug device has a channel only partly circumferentially surrounding the liquid flow path and has one or more air vents through a wall of the channel.

A contents container may include: a container part having a space defined to accommodate contents and including a spout portion disposed on one end of the container part, a shoulder part detachably coupled to the spout portion of the container part, a lifting part coupled to the sealing wall of the shoulder part, a rotating part coupled to the first guide part of the shoulder part, and a cover part that is coupled to the lifting part.

A contents container may include: a container part having a space defined to accommodate contents and including a spout portion disposed on one end of the container part, a shoulder part detachably coupled to the spout portion of the container part, a lifting part coupled to the sealing wall of the shoulder part, a rotating part coupled to the first guide part of the shoulder part, and a cover part that is coupled to the lifting part.

The combination of molded plastic closure for an open top container and an extensible plastic spout adapted to be joined to the deck of the closure in either of two ways. In one way, the spout is molded with a U-shaped peripheral channel which receives a downwardly extending flange surrounding an aperture in the deck. In another way, the spout is pre-molded and then used as an insert when molding the closure.

The combination of molded plastic closure for an open top container and an extensible plastic spout adapted to be joined to the deck of the closure in either of two ways. In one way, the spout is molded with a U-shaped peripheral channel which receives a downwardly extending flange surrounding an aperture in the deck. In another way, the spout is pre-molded and then used as an insert when molding the closure.

The present invention provides a safety container for storing and dispensing hazardous liquids, such as fuel, featuring a teardrop-shaped spout and various lid-lock mechanisms. The teardrop-shaped spout is ergonomically designed to provide controlled and precise pouring, reducing spills and enhancing safety. The safety container may include one of multiple innovative lid-lock mechanisms to maintain the lid in an open position during pouring. These lid-lock mechanisms may include: (1) a pin-lock mechanism with a slide linkage piece, angled rotating pin piece, and locking hole; (2) a bi-stable lid-lock mechanism utilizing an internal spring in the handle for automatic lid positioning; and (3) bi-stable springboard lid-lock mechanisms using either flexible curved portions or a springboard platform with springs for biasing. Each lid-lock mechanism ensures the lid remains securely open during use and closed when not in use, providing reliable and safe handling of hazardous liquids.