P.R.O. cooler or the perfectly re-engineered omni cooler

Inactive Publication Date: 2008-08-21
FOOTER GEORGE ARTHUR
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[0005]A cooler with the standard four walls and lid for use as a means to cool down below ambient temperatures containers such as bottles or cans for consuming. The lid on one side is a molded seat and on the other side is a bowl for serving purposes. The lid seals the cooler in either position. The cooler has an inner-bowl also for serving but while in cooler with lid in seat position makes a water tigh

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[0006]Description of cooler is as follows:

[0007]The Cooler it's self;

[0008]1: Four walls and bottom are molded plastic to form a square with foam as an insulator for thermal properties to retain cooler than ambient temperatures inside when ice, water, and rock salt are added. An inner plastic liner over the insulating liner.

[0009]2: Inside cooler walls half way from bottom has a ½″ molded plastic rim that goes all the way around all four sides to make a complete ridge for the purpose of sitting and stopping a square bowl. About ¾ of an inch above ridge on all four sides is a ¼ inch wide by ¼ inch deep grove that goes all the way to the top of cooler on inside walls as for means to release air pressure when inserting inner square bowl and to release air pressure when installing lid in it's upright position.

[0010]3: A square bowl that fits snugly inside cooler sits on ½″ ridge to form a dry storage bowl that serves as dry but cooled storage space. Bowl is divided into four equal parts...

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The manner in which you use this cooler is you first remove the lid, then remove the inner tray. You then add ice (as much or as little as desired), water (enough to cover ice), a hand full of rock salt and the desired beverage containers. If traveling reinsert inner tray and lid and that's it, But if you are where your going and you want a drink fast just simply mix water with your hand and set timer to Cold, Ice Cold, Arctic Cold, or Liquid Ice and when bell rings your drinks are ready.
You can also reverse the lid and put ice and drinks in it as a serving cooler. The inner tray has four equal compartments for storing cold foods or for serving from. The Timer is also a great tool for grilling or as a reminder, when set, to keep an eye on the grill.

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BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION[0001]This invention relates specifically to the field of coolers or ice chests, i.e., generally rectangular containers with insulated walls and having a hinged or removable top lid, typically portable, into which items to be cooled or chilled, such as cans or bottles, are placed along with ice and water.[0002]Coolers used in chilling and maintaining at reduced temperature beverage containers such as bottles or cans are well known. Usually composed of insulated plastic walls. Portable coolers are common for use in transporting bottles or cans of beverages to be consumed at chilled temperatures. In the most common scenario, a large number of cans or bottles are placed into the interior of the cooler and a large amount of relatively small ice cubes or crushed ice is then placed on top of the containers. As the heat is drawn from the cans or bottles by the ice, the ice melts to create a slurry of chilled water and ice surrounding, the beverage containers. Ind...

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IPC IPC(8): F25D3/08
CPCF25D3/08F25D31/007F25D2331/804F25D2303/085F25D2303/0841
Inventor FOOTER, GEORGE ARTHUR
Owner FOOTER GEORGE ARTHUR
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