20240041240. POUR OVER BEVERAGE MAKER simplified abstract (Helen of Troy Limited)
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POUR OVER BEVERAGE MAKER
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
Lance E. Hazelton of Maplewood NJ (US)
Mathieu Zastawny of Jersey City NJ (US)
Dio Climaco Cavero of North Merrick NY (US)
POUR OVER BEVERAGE MAKER - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240041240 titled 'POUR OVER BEVERAGE MAKER
Simplified Explanation
The abstract describes a pour over beverage maker that consists of an infusion container and a liquid tank. The infusion container has a flexible wall portion that connects the base and the rim of the container. The container can be folded into a compact condition or extended for use. The liquid tank can be mounted on top of the container in the extended condition, allowing liquid to flow into the container through a liquid outlet. In the folded condition, the liquid tank can be stored within the container.
- The pour over beverage maker includes an infusion container and a liquid tank.
- The infusion container has a flexible wall portion that connects the base and the rim.
- The container can be folded into a compact condition or extended for use.
- The liquid tank can be mounted on top of the container in the extended condition.
- The liquid tank has a liquid outlet for liquid to flow into the container.
- The liquid tank can be stored within the container in the folded condition.
Potential Applications:
- Home coffee brewing
- Cafes and coffee shops
- Outdoor camping and hiking
Problems Solved:
- Provides a compact and portable solution for making pour over beverages
- Allows for easy storage and transportation of the liquid tank within the container
- Simplifies the process of pouring hot water over coffee grounds
Benefits:
- Space-saving design
- Convenient for travel and outdoor activities
- Easy to use and clean
Original Abstract Submitted
a pour over beverage maker includes an infusion container and a liquid tank. the infusion container includes a base, a rim defining an open end of the container, and a wall portion made of a flexible material. the wall portion is disposed between and interconnects the base and the rim. the container is configured to be positioned in one of a folded condition in which the wall portion is folded into itself and an extended use condition. the liquid tank is configured to mount atop the container when the container is in the extended condition. a lower portion of the liquid tank is received in the container open end and has at least one liquid outlet allowing associated liquid within the tank to flow into the container when mounted atop the container. the liquid tank is configured receive and store therein the container when in the folded condition.
