Portable holder/carrying system for the transporting of toilet paper

Abstract

This invention provides an improved portable holder/carrying system designed to make the transporting of toilet paper easier in situations and locations where there is no or limited access to both toilet facilities and the necessary sanitary products. The system is comprised of a main tube structure with a watertight screw-on-lid, carrying handle and extraction assembly featuring a disc and slotted lever used to remove the toilet paper. The length of the tube allows for an overall capacity of one, two or three rolls that must be manually compressed in terms of their overall diameter in order to fit the narrow gauge of the tube. Furthermore, the handle component also contains two harnessing slots that provide for a variety of storage/carrying options for the entire unit.

1 . In a portable toilet paper holder/carrying system consisting essentially of a molded plastic main tube for housing one, two or three rolls of toilet paper, a carrying handle containing two mounting slots or points, a toilet paper roll extraction mechanism and a screw-on-lid.  
   
   
       2 . A toilet paper holder/carrying system as defined in  claim 1 , comprising a molded main tube that has a narrowed diameter less than a single roll of toilet paper so that the said rolls of toilet paper must be manually compressed in terms of their overall diameter in order to be inserted into the tube.  
   
   
       3 . A portable toilet paper holder/carrying system as defined in  claim 1 , in which the light weight extraction mechanism is comprised of a circular plastic disc with slotted lever, and which can be manually moved up and down the length of the tube.  
   
   
       4 . A portable toilet paper holder/carrying system as defined in claims  1  that includes a fixed carrying handle located on the side of the main tube.  
   
   
       5 . A portable toilet paper holder/carrying system as defined in  claim 4  in which the fixed carrying handle is bracketed at either end by two harnessing points that allow the entire system to be stowed externally in many different locations and configurations.