FLAT VERTICAL DIVIDER INSIDE BOTTLES AND JARS

Abstract

The principal of present invention is the creation of a flat vertical divider inside of the traditional bottles and jars by a simple additional molding steps to the traditional molding process technology creating two equal separated useful compartments.

The common materials to manufacture bottles and jars are plastic and glass but any material which could be molded can be used.

New improvements and conveniences of present invention for people are as follows: Two liquids of the same or different types could be stored in only one bottle or jar. Useful mixtures from two different liquids could be obtained. In case of an accidental puncture of one compartment, half of liquid remains in the other compartment. Less bottles and jars are carried by traveling persons. Additional free storage space would be created. Less bottles and jar for disposal.

Claims

1. The flat vertical divider created inside of traditional bottles and jars invention claims the following primary useful improvements and practical conveniences: Two liquids of the same or different types could be stored in only one bottle or jar. Mixed liquids could be obtained using only one bottle or jar, containing two different liquids. The structure of the bottle or jar with a flat vertical divider would be definitely stronger in comparison to traditional bottles or jars. In case of an accidental puncture of one of the compartments, less liquid would get spilled out.

2. As a result of using only one bottle or jar for two liquids, the following secondary improvements and practical conveniences are claimed: Less bottles and jars might be carried by persons who are traveling. Additional storage space might be created where storage space is critical. The number of bottles and jars thrown in the garbage fields might decrease. Market advertisements and sales might be very successful, just because the useful improvements and practical conveniences given by the flat vertical divider inside bottles and jars, therefore in time the traditional bottles and jars could be replaced in a larger percentage.

Description

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0023] The above-mentioned background, summary and detailed description of the invention method will become more apparent and the invention itself will be better understood by referencing the above paragraphs to the accompanying drawings showing the creation of the flat vertical divider inside bottles (the same for jars) and embodiment paragraph within this invention method specification. [0024] Drawing 1/2: [0025] The drawing shows the locations of additional molding process movable components described under SUMMARY OF DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION METHOD paragraph, two equal half-size forming molds and the flat vertical movable partition, located in between the equal half-size forming movable molds. [0026] The additional technology sequences described under DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION METHOD paragraph are also shown on the drawing, as well. [0027] Drawing 2/2: [0028] The drawing shows the final product, the bottle with a flat vertical divider inside, two equal and separated compartments, one screwed-cap, and two foil peel-press seals.

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT

[0029] While this invention of a flat vertical divider inside bottles and jars has been described for bottles as preferred designs, it will be understood that the designs are capable of further modifications to any traditional container.

[0030] This invention method specification of the flat vertical divider inside of bottles and jars is therefore intended to cover any variations, uses or adaptations of the invention method specification following the general principles thereof for any traditional container used in manufacturing, beverage and food industries, commercial services, cosmetology businesses, residential consumers, etc., regardless material, shape and size.

[0031] This invention specification method includes all departures from the present disclosures, as come within known or customary practice, in the art to which this invention pertains and falls, within the limits of the appended claims.