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Receptacle for Storage and Transport of Reusable Bags

a reusable bag and storage container technology, applied in the field of reusable bags, can solve the problems of limiting personalized organization and productivity, affecting the practicality of reusable bags, and consumers neglecting to bring reusable bags from the house, so as to increase the functionality of the present invention and increase the functionality of individuals

Inactive Publication Date: 2015-06-25
LASSOFF DAVID
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Benefits of technology

The present invention is a shopping cart holder for reusable bags that keeps them organized, accessible, and clean. The invention has a flat plane on an exterior side with fasteners that can support it on a shopping cart. The invention is designed to hold multiple reusable bags and has various shapes and sizes to meet different needs. The invention also has options for adjusting and adapting its purpose. This makes it more versatile and useful for individuals. Additionally, the invention has accessibility features and external attachments that further enhance its functionality.

Problems solved by technology

These are a one-size fits all product that limit personalized organization and productivity.
Convenience is noted as a major obstacle to a consumer's consistent use of reusable shopping bags.
Often, consumers will neglect to bring their reusable bags from the house to the car and / or from the car to the store.
Urban residents often rely on public transportation for their shopping needs, making reusable bag use an undesired burden.
If they do remember, the often unwieldy nature of rolled up, non-conforming bags creates a mess in the vehicle and in the shopping cart while in the store.
The unwieldy nature of several bags poses an organizational conundrum and health risk.
Placing your reusable bag supply in the cart may take up valuable space for grocery items.
In the cart, where previous meat, poultry or fish purchases were made, cross contamination may occur.
Baggers complain reusable bags are difficult to access, often presented by customers as a wad of mismatched and wrinkled up masses of plastic or fabric.
Also, more often than not, customers do not come with an adequate supply, leading to the use of single-use bags anyway.

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[0014]The invention preferably consists of an elongated hollow receptacle 100 with at least one flat external side 101 and at least one opening 10 at an end. In alternate embodiments, openings 10 may be located at both ends, or along on the side 11. The cross-section of receptacle 100 can vary to accommodate consumer preferences, including such shapes as cylinder, cylindania, rectangle, or triangle.

[0015]Receptacle 100 is suitable for over the shoulder carrying and / or attachment to a backpack. The main body of receptacle 100 may be made of a rigid material or may be a flexible or pliable material. When composed of a flexible or pliable material, receptacle 100 may be more comfortable for a user to carry, and may be capable of being folded or compressed for travel in smaller containers, such as luggage.

[0016]As a cylindania, triangle or rectangle or other shape with at least one flat side 101, receptacle 100 is capable of being attached to the side of a shopping card for use during s...

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Abstract

The present invention is an elongated compartment for storing reusable bags, with at least one open end, presenting a flat plane on an exterior side, with fasteners on the flat plane capable of supporting the compartment on a shopping cart. The invention provides for carrying straps and an exterior pocket for storage of small items.

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[0001]This application claims priority from U.S. provisional patent application no. 61 / 919101, filed Dec. 20, 2013.FIELD OF INVENTION[0002]This invention relates to a receptacle that may contain bags, particularly reusable bags for shopping. The field of this invention is tools to carry, store, and transport reusable shopping bags.BACKGROUND[0003]There are many products, both manufactured and home made, that provide for the storage of reusable bags. These items typically are designed for either the home or the car and assist in bag organization and maintenance. Some examples include a larger bag that can store an abundance of other reusable bags. Also, many reusable bags are designed to fold up into a compact pouch that fits into a purse.[0004]Carrying tubes, and the like, are typically designed with a particular product in mind including architectural designs, fishing rods, sporting apparatus or a poster. They are designed as a source of transport, but also serve as a protective co...

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IPC IPC(8): B65D25/28
CPCB65D25/2885A45C11/00A45C13/30A45C2013/306
Inventor LASSOFF, DAVID
Owner LASSOFF DAVID