Alternate capstand equipped with affixation means

Abstract

The instant invention is an alternate capstand being cylindrically shaped in the form of a hollow ring with the bottom side thereof being contoured so as to fit snugly as against the exterior walling of, for example, a typical soda-pop bottle together with threading configured about the external walling of the capstand and further with the bottom side of the capstand being equipped with adhesive affixation means serving to ensure sturdy, dependable affixation of the invention to such exterior walling.

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CROSS REFERENCES TO PRIOR OR PATENT APPLICATIONS[0001]There are no prior or parent applications in respect of the instant invention but reference is hereby had to a related application with application No.: 11 / 173,980 filed for and on behalf of Mr. Costello with a filing date of Jul. 5, 2005.FEDERALLY SPONSORED RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT[0002]There is no federally sponsored research and development in respect of the instant invention.BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION[0003]1. Field of the Invention[0004]The instant invention relates to those devices admitting of means of holding the caps of empty bottles.[0005]2. Art Information[0006]The devices references in the enclosed Art Information Statement, respectfully submitted, do not anticipate the instant invention.SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION1. A Brief Description of the Invention[0007]The invention is a cylindrically shaped hollow ring unit with a bottom side thereof being contoured to fit snugly as against, for instance, the exterior walling of a...

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Benefits of technology

[0010]The instant invention is also extremely use just for the benefit of persons ingesting the contents of a glass or plastic bottle. This is because with resort to utilization of the invention, such persons would no longer need to carry the cap in one hand while using the other to ingest the contents or otherwise being in need o

Problems solved by technology

Such bottles with caps as may have been snapped or screwed back onto the primary capstands thereof can be crushed only with a great deal of force, relatively stated, leading unavoidably to ultimately a blowing off of such caps by virtue of a concomitantly compressive expulsion of air trapped within such a capped bottle.

This leads to an environmentally undesirable blowing about as well of the residual contents then still, more often than not, likewise trapped within the virtually empty bottle.

If such contents are of the order of hazardous chemicals such as, for example, motor oil, the resultant post-blowout can have clearly untoward environmental repercussions.

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