US2004124192A1PendingUtilityA1

Disposable bottle insert system

Priority: Dec 31, 2002Filed: Dec 31, 2002Published: Jul 1, 2004
Est. expiryDec 31, 2022(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:David Teller
B65D 23/0885B65D 25/24
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Abstract

Disposable Bottle Insert System with a bottle enclosure having an open bottom. The enclosure is generally cylindrical in shape and has an external threaded portion at the lower end of the cylinder. The outer bottle is meant to be a high quality permanent housing and not meant to be discarded. A molded plastic bottle base having internal threads mates with the external threads of the enclosure body to form the bottom surface of the enclosure. The molded bottle bottom may have a recessed portion allowing the insertion of a transmitting device that keeps track of drinks poured. A disposable thin walled bottle is capable of slidably fitting into the outer bottle shape. The disposable bottle has an externally threaded neck. A top cap screws onto mating threads on the disposable plastic bottle neck.

Claims

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What is claimed is:  
     
         1 . Disposable Bottle Insert System comprising: 
 a liquor bottle having an open top and open bottom:    a container capable of fitting into said liquor bottle;    a means of securing said container to said liquor bottle    
     
     
         2 . An alternate embodiment of said disposable bottle system wherein said Disposable Bottle Insert System comprises: 
 a brand name liquor bottle having an open top and open bottom:    a container capable of fitting into said brand name liquor bottle;    a means of securing said container to said brand name liquor bottle    
     
     
         3 . A second alternate embodiment of said disposable bottle system wherein said Disposable Bottle Insert System comprises: 
 a brand name liquor bottle having an open top and an open bottom where the bottom opening is larger than the top opening    a container capable of fitting into said brand name liquor bottle;    a means of securing said container to said brand name liquor bottle    
     
     
         4 . A third alternate embodiment of said disposable bottle system wherein said Disposable Bottle Insert System comprises: 
 a brand name liquor bottle having an open top and an open bottom where the bottom opening is smaller than the inside wall of the bottom of the liquor bottle    a container capable of fitting into said brand name liquor bottle;    a means of securing said container to said brand name liquor bottle    
     
     
         5 . A fourth embodiment of said disposable bottle system wherein said Disposable Bottle Insert System comprises: 
 a rigid bottle enclosure having an open top and open bottom:    a disposable thin walled bottle capable of slidably fitting into said bottle enclosure;    a means of securing said thin walled bottle to said bottle enclosure    
     
     
         6 . A fifth alternate embodiment of said disposable bottle system wherein said disposable bottle includes an external thread that mates with an internal thread of said outer bottle.  
     
     
         7 . A sixth alternate embodiment of said disposable bottle system wherein said disposable bottle includes an attachment means, that mates with a structure, such as a clip, that is part of said outer bottle.  
     
     
         8 . A seventh alternate embodiment of said disposable bottle system wherein said disposable bottle is shaped so that it is secured inside the outer bottle by friction.  
     
     
         9 . An eighth alternate embodiment of said disposable bottle system wherein said disposable bottle has a tongue that fits with a groove in the outer bottle.  
     
     
         10 . A ninth alternate embodiment of said disposable bottle system wherein said outer bottle and inner bottle are removably attached by means of a third element that is part of each bottle, such as snap clip or other standard attachment means.  
     
     
         11 . A tenth alternate embodiment of said disposable bottle system wherein said outer bottle and inner bottle are removably attached by means of a third element that is part of at least one of each bottle, such as a molded ring on the circumference of the outer bottle's bottom, or other standard attachment means.  
     
     
         12 . An eleventh alternate embodiment of said disposable bottle system wherein said outer bottle and inner bottle are removably attached by means of a third element that is a separate element from both the inner and outer bottle  
     
     
         13 . A twelfth alternate embodiment of said disposable bottle system wherein said outer bottle and inner bottle are removably attached by means of a third element that is separate from each body, such as a lid or other standard attachment means.  
     
     
         14 . A thirteenth alternate embodiment of said disposable bottle system wherein said outer bottle and inner bottle are removably attached by means of a third element that is separate from each body, such as a ring attached to the circumference of the outer bottle.  
     
     
         15 . Disposable Bottle Insert System comprising: 
 a rigid bottle enclosure made of glass, metal, plastic or other rigid material having an open top and open bottom:    said bottle enclosure having an external threaded portion or other attachment means at the lower end of said bottle enclosure;    a rigid molded enclosure base having internal threads or other standard attachment means that mate with said external threads or attachment means of said bottle enclosure    a disposable thin walled bottle capable of slidably fitting into said outer enclosure;    said disposable bottle having an externally threaded neck and a top cap having internal threads that can mate with threads on said disposable plastic bottle neck

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