Straps trash bag

Abstract

The invention is an improvement to the drawstring trash bag. The invention features a plastic bag made from two panels, and the straps are made from elastic material. The straps consist of a drawstring connected to the supporting straps, and the supporting straps connected to the supporting base. The straps from an elastic material. An elastic drawstring is provided within hems running along the top of the two panels and elastic support straps run down the font of both panels and connect to the support base. The support straps along the front of both panels are made to have slack in the straps. When the trash bag is filled the slack in the straps will lessen. When the filled trash bag is pulled by the drawstring and straps the trash bag will be easy to remove from the receptacle.

Claims

1. A trash bag system, comprising: a trash bag composed of a plastic material, the trash bag having: a top opening surrounded at least partially by a hem; an outer side surface; and a bottom integral with outer surface; a support strap assembly, having: a first drawstring positioned within the hem of the trash bag; a second drawstring positioned within the hem of the trash bag; a first pair of support straps, each of the first pair of support straps extending from a first end to a second end, the first ends attached to the first drawstring at a first common connection point and the second ends extending away from the first drawstring into a first triangular shape, the first pair of support straps are positioned on the outer side surface of the trash bag; a second pair of support straps, each of the second pair of support straps extending from a first end to a second end, the first ends attached to the second drawstring at a second common connection point and the second ends extending away from the second drawstring into a second triangular shape, the second pair of support straps are positioned on the outer side surface of the trash bag; a support attached to the second ends of each of the first pair of support straps to complete the first triangular shape and the second ends of each of the second pair of support straps to complete the second triangular shape, the support extends underneath the trash bag, the support is secured to an outer side surface of the bottom; wherein the attachment of the support to the first pair of support straps and the second pair of support straps and extending underneath the trash bag provides for lifting force to be applied to the underneath of the trash bag.

Description

DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWING

(1) FIG. 1 is a front perspective view of the full elastic structure concept of the straps illustration. FIG. 2 is a front perspective view illustration of the invention, showing how the strap structure concept will secure the bag. Also providing observation on the slack in the support straps when the trash bag is empty. FIG. 3 is a partial side elevation view that illustrates how the support straps will fill out the trash bag once filled. FIG. 4 is a partial side elevation view illustrating the invention improvements made to the plastic trash bag, showing its concept structure when the trash bag is ready to be disposed of.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

(2) The invention improvements to the plastic trash bag will now be described by referring to FIGS. 1-4 of the drawings. Referring initially to FIG. 1—numeral 10 refers to the entire assembly in each FIG of 1-4.

(3) FIG. 1 numeral 10 refers to the entire assembly of the support straps. Numeral 12 refers to the drawstring. Numeral 14 refers to the support straps with slack on one side (left) of the trash bag. Numeral 16 refers to support straps with slack on the other side (right) of the trash bag.

(4) Numeral 18 refers to the support at the base of the trash bag.

(5) FIG. 2 numeral 10 refers to the front view illustration that features the trash bag and support straps structure concept. Numeral 12 refers to a secured drawstring inside the hem of the numeral 20. Numeral 12 is connected to numeral 16. Numeral 16 refers to the support straps with slack along the front of numeral 20. Numeral 16 is connected to numeral 18. Numeral 18 refers to the secured support at the base of the numeral 20. Numeral 20 refers to the trash bag.

(6) FIG. 3 numeral 10 refers to an illustration that features how a filled trash bag would look using the support straps structure concept. Numeral 12 refers to the drawstring in the hem of the open mouth of numeral 20. Numeral 16 refers to the support straps filling out along numeral

(7) 20. Numeral 18 refers to the base being secured to numeral 20. Numeral 20 refers to the trash bag within the support straps structure concept.

(8) FIG. 4 numeral 10 refers to an illustration featuring a filled straps trash bag ready for disposal. Numeral 12 refers to the drawstring pulled tightly to close the mouth of numeral 20. Numeral 14 refers to support straps (left side) being filled from pulling at numeral 18. Numeral 16 refers to support straps (right side) being filled from pulling at numeral 18. Numeral 18 provides numeral 20 a secure base when pulled by numeral 14 and 16. Numeral 20 refers to the trash bag filled and being secured by the supporting straps structure concept.

(9) The invention is designed to pull a trash bag from the bottom instead of the mouth of the trash bag. Numerals 12, 14, 16, 18 are defined as the support straps structure concept as depicted in FIG. 1; and Numerals 12, 14, 16, 18, 20 are defined as the straps trash bag as depicted in FIG. 3-4.

(10) The invention consists of an elastic support straps structure concept, which consist of numeral 12, 14, 16 18. The support straps have slack in them, so when the trash bag is empty the straps are loose but when the trash bag is filled the supporting straps are also filled, alleviating the slack. Pulling the drawstrings in an upward motion the support straps will then tighten, since the support straps will be pulling on the support base. The improved trash bag provides a unique structure concept that is convenient when pulling trash.