TOILETRY KIT FOR SHAVING AND TEETH

FR2641954A1Inactive Publication Date: 1990-07-27WEIBEL ALFRED
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Authority / Receiving Office
FR · FR
Patent Type
Applications
Current Assignee / Owner
WEIBEL ALFRED
Filing Date
1989-01-23
Publication Date
1990-07-27
Estimated Expiration
Not applicable · inactive patent

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Technical Problem

There is a need for a practical storage system for shaving and toiletry items that is compact and protects them while traveling, and current aerosol-based products face potential ecological concerns.

Method used

A storage system using non-aerosol containers, such as bottles, to house shaving foam and toothpaste, with a symmetrical arrangement of razor and toothbrush handles, and a protective cup, ensuring compactness and ecological sustainability.

Benefits of technology

The solution provides a compact and protective storage for shaving and toiletry items, maintaining functionality while addressing ecological concerns by replacing aerosols with bottles, thus reducing environmental impact.

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Abstract

The addition consists of an extension to the original patent. The shaving foam aerosol is replaced by a similarly shaped container, which could be a bottle 11, containing a liquid, semi-liquid, or paste shaving product; placed below or alongside it, a second bottle will contain perfume or toothpaste 9. Finally, a small container of replacement blades will have been placed at the bottom of the container 1 forming the kit. The handle of the razor 7 and that of the brush retain the same arrangement, but their heads are positioned on either side of the neck 3 of the bottle.
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Description

This addition mainly concerns men who shave using a mechanical razor, with shaving soap, and a toothbrush with its toothpaste. %es items, Before the initial patent, there was no storage system for or travel case, which is really practical to use, protects them perfectly and only takes up a small amount of space at home or in luggage. as little as possible. This initial patent has as its basic principle, the symmetrical storage, against the aerosol of shaving foam, of the handles of the razor and that of the toothbrush; the head of the razor and the brush are housed in the space left free by the valve of the aerosol. The whole thing is contained in a receptacle standing upright on its base, with a section barely greater than that of the aerosol; a cup comes to close this container which, with it, constitutes the kit. Except it happens that, for an ecological reason, the use of current aerosols risks being prohibited. The present addition remedies this possible drawback, by using with a similar arrangement, the above-mentioned toiletries, no longer with an aerosol, but with a container, which may be a bottle, or even two superimposed, having, together or separately, shapes and dimensions similar to that of the conventional aerosol and making it possible to obtain a similar kit having the same characteristics and advantages. At least one of the bottles will contain a liquid, semi-liquid or pasty product, replacing the aerosol shaving foam; the other bottle, 8vil exists, can contain various toiletries, including toothpaste. A small container of spare blades may, beforehand, have been placed in the bottom of the container, under the vial(s). Figure 1 shows a sectional view of a preferred embodiment, showing, in the container (1), in section, the arrangement of the articles. The section of the latter is oval, and it contains, in its widest parts, on either side against the bottle (11), the reeds of the razor (7) and of the toothbrush (8). This bottle, made of flexible plastic, contains a liquid or pasty product, replacing the shaving foam propelled by the gas in the aerosol. Another bottle, also marrying in its narrowest part, the section of the container (1), will contain a perfume or toothpaste for example. Finally under the latter, will have previously been housed a small container (10) of spare blades. The head of the razor (4) and the brush (5) are housed in the space left free by the neck (3) of the pretty bottle). The cup (6), which will be translucent, by fitting on the container (1) will close the assembly and thus constitute the kit. which will perfectly protect the necessary articles contained, in a very small volume. This addition applies to all men who shave with a mechanical razor and brush their teeth. Being made of injected plastic, on an automatic machine, its industrial cost price will be particularly low.

Claims

REEUENDICATIONS 1) Toiletry bag consisting of a container standing upright on its base and containing, in a particularly small volume: the mechanical razor with its spare blades, a soap or shaving product, a toothbrush with toothpaste, and a cup ensuring the closure of the whole. (t) Device according to claim 1, characterized in that the shaving product, which may be liquid, semi-liquid or pasty, will be housed in a container, which may be a flexible bottle (11), the cross-section of which will be only slightly smaller than that of the container (1) constituting the kit. 3) Device according to claim (e) characterized in that the handle of the razor (7) and that of the toothbrush (8) have just enough space to accommodate them between the container (1) and the container (11). 4) Device according to claim 3, characterized in that the space left free by the neck (3) will allow the housing of the razor head (4) and / or the brush (5) 5) Device according to claim (2), characterized in that a second bottle (9), can be placed under the first, will have the same cross-section and will contain toothpaste or perfume. 6) Device according to claim 5, characterized in that space exists under the bottle (9) to house a small container 410) of spare blades. 7) Device according to claim 2, characterized in that the two bottles may be of smaller cross-section, arranged parallel side by side. The handles of the razor and the toothbrush will then occupy the small gap left between these two bottles and the container (1).