Embodiments are directed to filtration container assemblies and methods of using the same. A filtration container assembly includes an outer container and a plunging assembly. The plunging assembly includes an inner sleeve, a filtration assembly, and a cap assembly having a pressing surface. When the outer container is at least partially filled with liquid, a user can exert pressure on the pressing surface of the plunging assembly to nest the plunging assembly within the outer container, using positive pressure to displace the liquid in the outer container through the filtration assembly into the inner sleeve. In some embodiments, at least a portion of a handle for the filtration container assembly may be a part of the pressing surface.

A weaponized water bottle for self-defense. The self-defense water bottle is a removable or permanent sleeve that comprises a weaponized surface such as studs or spikes and that affixes to the bottom of a liquid-holding bottle portion. The bottle portion comprises a double-walled vacuum sealed bottle with a tapered neck with threads that a bottle cap screws on top of. The bottle cap comprises a depressible thumb-button and two outer tabs each with a cavity on the inner side of the tab that secures a bottle handle. The bottle cap top-portion also comprises a concave surface such that when attached to the bottle handle the combined bottle handle and cap occupy less space. The bottle handle comprises a brass-knuckles design with two protrusions on the outer edge that fit into the bottle cap and keep the bottle handle in place until the thumb-button is depressed releasing the bottle handle.

A holder for a bottle excellent in handleability is provided.

A holder of the present invention is a holder for holding, in an internal space, a bottle having a body part larger than a neck part below the neck part. The holder includes a bottom part; a top part having an opening smaller than a sectional size of the body part; and a grip portion extending in a height direction of the holder between the bottom part and the top part. A state of the holder is switched between a first state and a second state. In the first state, a portion of the holder is detached and separated from another portion of the holder, and hence the internal space is opened. In the second state, the bottom part supports a bottom surface of the bottle in the internal space, the grip portion is positioned beside the bottle, and the neck part protrudes from the opening.

A container cover/liner for separating clean water, other liquid, or other matter and blocking it off from the dirt, germs, and bacteria on outside surfaces of the container, while the clean water, other liquid, or other matter is being placed in the container or removed from the container. The container cover/liner can also operate as packaging to protect the bottle from such contaminants during storage or transportation, like a storage-jacket or storage-packaging, and block contaminants from air borne movement into the bottle or a container receiving liquid or other matter from the bottle.

Object to be held by a user, comprising: an external structure arranged to be held by the user, a thin-walled closed bottle made of plastic comprising a body defining an internal volume and a collar,
characterized: in that the external structure is a shell in contact with at least part of the body of the bottle, and in that the shell comprises an upper collar forming an open U or C and arranged to elastically interlock on at least part of the collar of the bottle.

The art of this invention is new. The technical disclosures as described will allow a person to have a firm grip on an otherwise slippery can of spray grease. The 2" x 4" x .125 material is a clear silicone sleeve which can stretch and is washable. The product’s company logo is not obscured by the sleeve. The size of grease cans are uniformly 2-¼" in diameter so it can be used with various manufacturers' products. The 2" diameter allows stretching for a tight fit on the 2-¼" diameter can. The 4" height of the piece will allow for increased grip area. No other invention could be found that solves this problem.

A combination set of eco-friendly recycling beverage container includes a container unit and a recycling storage unit. The container unit includes a soft part that has softness that folds and bends more easily than plastic or glass and stores a beverage therein, an inlet support part coupled around a beverage outlet at an upper end of the soft part, and a bottom support part coupled to a lower end of the soft part. The recycling storage unit is configured to accommodate and bind the container unit, the recycling storage unit having a multi-stage overlapping structure in which an overall height is reduced depending on a degree of reduced amount of the beverage contained in the container unit.

A container having a container body and a handle mounted thereto. The handle has a grip portion and a mounting bracket, a gripping area being left free between said grip portion and said mounting bracket for gripping the grip portion. An anchoring portion is arranged on a side of the mounting bracket facing away from the grip portion. The anchoring portion and the grip portion are elongate in a first, horizontal direction. The anchoring portion has a single wall stem portion oriented in a plane in said first direction and in a second direction away from the grip portion and a hooking portion projecting from the stem portion in a third direction transverse to said plane. A method for manufacturing such a container is also described.

A safety cap for containers that facilitates user handling and transport of the containers. The cap is configured with a bottom end that is engageable with a neck of the container for retention of the cap with the container. A handle extends from a top end of the cap and is configured to allow a user to lift and transport the container with their finger(s), rather than grasping the body of the bottle or the cap.