Abstract: The present disclosure provides a convenient reusable handle device for a beverage can, which firmly holds the beverage can and makes it easy to carry. The beverage can handle device comprises an upper or top portion, a middle or handle portion and a lower or base portion, where the shapes of the top and base portions of the beverage can handle device are matched to that of the top rim and bottom rim, respectively, of the beverage can, so as to engage and clasp securely the beverage can. The base of the beverage can handle device is configured to linearly traverse the bottom diameter of the beverage can in a single direction when the base is contracted and to linearly traverse the bottom diameter of the beverage can in two directions (e.g., substantially perpendicular directions in a “scissor hinge”) when the base is expanded.

Abstract: A beverage holding device includes a support platform, a spine, an upper support and a fixation mechanism. The spine includes a bottom portion and a top portion defining a spine length, and the bottom portion is fixed to the support platform. The upper support is configured and arranged to be adjustable along the spine relative to the support platform between a plurality of positions. The upper support includes at least one arm configured to at least partially encircle a portion of a beverage container when a bottom of the beverage container is seated on the support platform. And, the fixation mechanism is configured and arranged to secure the upper support to the spine at a selected one of the plurality of positions.

Abstract: A combined container holder opener and cap, having an end portion with at least a pair of locking tabs. Holding the holder container in a first position the end portion serves as a base for holding a beverage container in drinking mode, and holding the holder container in a second, inverted position the end portion is a cap for holding the beverage container in capped mode.

Abstract: Systems for storing beverages are disclosed, which include a container for storing, transporting and dispensing a beverage, e.g. beer. In some implementations the container includes a pressure-tight lid closure system including wire bails.

Abstract: The bottle holder is formed of a synthetic fiber rope, allowing various portions of the rope to be fused together by heat or solvent. The ends of the rope are melted and pressed together to form a relatively large endless loop. The facing portions of this loop are then partially melted and pressed together to form a single fused handgrip portion having loops extending from opposite ends thereof. One loop is preferably larger than the other, the larger loop being adapted to fit around the base of a beverage bottle and the smaller loop being adapted to fit about the bottleneck. The fused central or handgrip portion of this structure is then helically wound with a smaller diameter cord to form a handgrip, the ends of the cord being captured by the juncture of one of the rope loops and by a bight in the cord.

Abstract: A cover display for a container in some implementations having a dome shaped cover base with a flat bottom and a top with a radius of curvature with one or more frame catches positioned near the periphery of the cover base. An adorned Tiara shaped cover with an annular wall supporting frame latches positioned to correspond to said frame catches is affixed over said dome shaped cover base.

Abstract: A device (20) includes a holder (24) for encircling and holding two containers (76, 96). A tubular structure (22), directed through the holder (24), includes a first tubular portion (52) extending from an outer surface (44) of the holder (24) and a second tubular portion (54) extending from another outer surface (46) of the holder (24). A method of utilization entails placing one container (76) in a sleeve (26) of the device (20) and placing the other container (96) in another sleeve (28) of the device (20). Application of a force (108) causes the tubular portion (52) to pierce the container (76) inside the sleeve (26), and also causes the tubular portion (54) to pierce the container (96) inside the sleeve (28), thereby coupling the containers (76, 96) and enabling transfer of fluid (110, 114) from one container (76) to the other container (96) via the tubular structure (22).

Abstract: In an embodiment, a holder for an applicator for a fluid may include a magnet for holding the applicator over the container. The holder for the applicator may attach to the rim of the container or may be attached to a container holder. The container holder may include a handle and may be used with a container having bucket handles. In an embodiment, the container holder may include a band with notches for receiving a pivot where the handles connect to the container. In an embodiment, the container holder may include a clip for attaching to a ladder and/or may not necessarily include a applicator holder.

Abstract: Embodiments of the invention prevent beverage spills by retaining a beverage container in a swiveling device that provides the ability to upright itself when not in use. Embodiments of the invention further prevent dropping of beverage containers by retaining the beverage container in a swiveling device that holds the beverage container securely while the beverage is being consumed.

Abstract: A beverage bottle holder is adapted to hold a plastic beverage bottle and comprises a bottom collar adapted to accept the bottom surface of the beverage bottle; a top grasping member adapted to exert compressive forces against the outside surface of the beverage bottle to firmly holding the bottle in a stable configuration within the bottle holder; a handle and at least one sinusoidal cusp within the inner surface of the bottom collar. The cusp is adapted to mesh with concavities within the bottom of the plastic bottle. The bottle holder is specifically designed for use in combination with plastic beverage bottles by persons with reduced hand strength and motor skills due to age, infirmities and disease.

Abstract: An adapter that holds and stabilizes a fast food container in a standard cylindrical automobile cup holder to prevent spilling of its contents. A typical fast food container would be one that holds French fried potatoes. It has a lower rigid cylindrical member and two flexible upper members that are mechanically biased to return to their original position when they are not holding the container. The lower member fits into the automobile cup holder, and the flexible members hold a larger sized container temporarily in a fixed position. The adapter permits the larger sized container to be conveniently inserted and removed.

Abstract: Bottle retaining device to aid pouring with a bottle retaining frame made of resilient, injection molded plastic such as polypropylene or the like, an inverted T shaped handle attached to the bottle retaining frame, the handle capable of being held in a vertical or horizontal position, the bottle retaining frame including an integral resilient strip connected to a C shaped bottle neck holding portion, and the bottle retaining frame including a flat base portion and a plurality of horizontally disposed ring portions and a plurality of vertical ribs that connect to said ring portions that enable the user to removably retain a standard two liter beverage bottle from said retaining frame.

Abstract: Bottle retaining device to aid pouring with a bottle retaining frame made of resilient, injection molded plastic such as polypropylene or the like, an inverted T shaped handle attached to the bottle retaining frame, the handle capable of being held in a vertical or horizontal position, the bottle retaining frame including an integral resilient strip connected to a C shaped bottle neck holding portion, and the bottle retaining frame including a flat base portion and a plurality of horizontally disposed ring portions and a plurality of vertical ribs that connect to said ring portions that enable the user to removably retain a standard two liter beverage bottle from said retaining frame.

Abstract: A paint can holder used for holding a partially filled can of paint used for trimming out walls and ceilings. The holder has a cylindrical body and an ergonomic handle. The lateral wall of the holder comprises a plurality of vertical columns. The holder can be fabricated using a minimal amount of material. The holder is strategically reinforced so that the holder is lightweight yet very strong.

Abstract: A beverage holder is disclosed. The beverage holder includes an insulative sleeve, a frame, and a lid. The beverage holder is constructed such that the frame can be snapped together around the sleeve, thereby retaining the sleeve. The frame can be configured such that indicia displayed on the retained sleeve are visible. The frame can be assembled to capture the lid such that the lid can rotate about a pair of posts. The lid can also readily receive a label displaying indicia.

Abstract: A game call holder device which enables the hunter to access a game call unit readily from a bundle or plurality of game calls.

Abstract: An improved cup device including a cup unit having an improved holder. The cup device includes a one-piece holder structure with two parallel sides, a holding part, a supporting part having two parallel sides, and a fitting part positioned between the two parallel sides of the supporting part. The supporting part contacts the side of the cup unit. The holding part is located at the two parallel sides of the one-piece holder structure and positioned above the supporting part in a direction away from the side of the cup unit. An upper portion of the supporting part includes an extruded rib. The fitting part is positioned at a tail end of the one-piece holder structure and below the holding part. The fitting part rests against the side of the cup unit. The extruded rib is upwardly pushable to enable a front part of the supporting part to bend and form a tied pressing part that can be pressed and locked to the upper edge of the cup unit.

Abstract: This structure is an integrated cup-handle and shaft structure, whose principal components are a cup-stand and handle. The said cup-stand has a circular base. From the said base, extending up, is a semi circular safety-wrap and on its outer wall, at its central point, protrudes a handle. Additionally, from the safety-wrap's central point and from its top, extends a stem. The said stem's top is folded down at an angle, then lips up forming a clip, which all holds the cup when it is placed in the cup-stand. This clip securely holds the cup's mouth so the handle may be grasped and the cup lifted up.

Abstract: An anti-drip paint can attachment that is securable to a paint can and that includes a circular gripping ring terminating in a pair of opposed pressure plates each having a screw aperture formed therethrough; a screw and wing nut combination, the screw being positionable through both of the screw apertures of the pressure plates; a handle assembly extending upward from the gripping ring and including a gripping handle, a paint brush clamp and a funnel member support structure; and a funnel member supported by the funnel member support structure above and concentric with the circular gripping ring.

Abstract: A mug beverage spill resistant container holder with spaced apart first and second circular members held in place by a connecting member having a substantially vertical opening therein. The second circular member has a top portion with at least one discrete opening to permit the flow of beverage when being used by a consumer but operable to prevent beverage spill during ordinary handling. The second circular member has a cylindrical skirt portion adapted for encirclement and attachment to the top of a beverage container, and the first circular member has a lower circular portion having a configuration that enables it to be positioned in a standard size beverage holder such as those provided in new model automobiles.

Abstract: A huggy cigarette holder device that includes a first holder body. The first holder body has a top opening, a bottom wall with a substantially cylindrical continuous side wall. The cylinder side wall is sized for receiving a container filled with a beverage. A second holder body is attached to the first holder body. The second holder body has a substantially cylindrical continuous wall defining a central opening for receiving a container filled with a combustible fluid. Lastly, a third holder body is included. The third holder body has an upper opening, a lower wall and a substantially rectangular side wall with a front face and a pair of side faces. The pair of side faces and the lower wall of the third holder body is integral the cylindrical side wall of the first holder body. At least one of the side faces is adjacent the second holder body. The third holder body is sized for receiving a standard pack of cigarettes.

Abstract: Small, lightweight metal cans such as coffee or peanut cans are easily recycled but are frequently not recycled or reused. One secondary use of these metal cans is for painting applications such as trim painting. The accessory disclosed herein enables metal cans of the aforementioned type, typically having a continuous bead around the apex end of the can, to be easily utilized for such painting applications. The reusable accessory comprises a handle having an upper and lower end and a grippable portion disposed between them. A lid is hingedly attached to the upper end of the handle, the lid having an upper and lower surface, the lower surface having at least one continuous lip suitable to engage the bead of the can. Additionally, the lid has a cutout through which a paint brush may pass which is particularly configured so as to enable a paint brush to hang suspended in the can from the lid. The can is secured to the handle by a variety of mechanisms.

Abstract: A bottle holding device for forming a refillable dumbbell in conjunction with a bottle of the type including a main body portion which is closed at a bottom thereof and which tapers at an upper portion thereof to a reduced diameter neck having a reclosable bottle opening, the bottle holding device including an upper bottle engaging section for engaging the tapered upper portion of the bottle, a lower bottle engaging section for engaging the bottom of the bottle, and an adjustable tensioning handle assembly for pulling the upper and lower bottle engaging sections toward each other with an adjustable force when the bottle holding device is assembled with the bottle, so as to tightly grip the bottle therebetween, and for enabling a person to grasp the tensioning handle assembly to perform dumbbell exercises, the tensioning handle assembly including a lower lateral extension which extends outwardly from the lower bottle engaging section, an upper lateral extension which extends outwardly from the upper bottle eng

Abstract: A portable handle for a beverage container wherein a hand graspable handle portion is releasably attached to a beverage container by suction cups. In one aspect of the invention an essentially C-shaped handle is provided with a suction cup at each end thereof to engage and attach to secure a beverage can. In another aspect of the invention, an elongated support shaft is provided integral with the hand graspable portion and one or more suction cups are linearly secured to the elongated support shaft. In another aspect of the invention bifurcated ends of the hand graspable handle have can engaging suction cups secured to the individual biased surfaced ends of each prong. The bifurcated prongs may be parallel to each other, or canted to provide more space therebetween and to position the attached suction cups in an essentially diametric opposed position about the circumference of the beverage can.

Abstract: A bottle handle specially adapted to lift large beverage bottles including a spout, a body and a base. The bottle handle includes a spout attachment mechanism, a base engagement mechanism and a handle operably coupled to the spout attachment mechanism and base engagement mechanism. In operation, when the handle is lifted, the action biases the spout attachment means against the bottle spout and the base engagement means against the bottle base to support and lift the bottle.

Abstract: A reusable handle for use with bottles is disclosed. The handle has an upwardly diverging bonnet shaped jacket which encircles and holds a portion of the bottle body. An arm, with a gripping portion, extends from the jacket and terminates in a bottle neck ring which holds the bottle neck. The bottle neck ring has a neck locking tab and an opposing straight edge which firmly hold the bottle neck. The neck locking tab and shape of the jacket also serve to bias the gripping portion of the handle away from the bottle body. Because of the tapered jacket, the handle can be used with a bottles having varying diameters. The handle can also be made, sold and stored in a flat configuration. In the flat configuration, the handle has a planar body with an arcuate bottom edge and side edges which can be attached together for use to form the upwardly diverging bonnet shape of the jacket.

Abstract: A basket and frame assembly for supporting a flexible container includes a basket component having a peripheral side wall and a bottom wall; and a closed-loop frame component which includes a container neck engaging portion, a pair of side wall portions and a bottom portion. The basket component seats within the frame component such that the side wall portions of the frame component are received within diametrically opposed grooves provided in the basket component, with the bottom portion of the frame component extending across and in engagement with the bottom wall of the basket component.

Abstract: A container cooler includes a support housing formed with a cylindrical interior cavity in communication with a handle mounted to the container. A pressurized gas container is mounted within the handle, with a lever member operatively mounted to the handle to effect selective directing of pressurized gas through the handle into the cavity to effect selective cooling of the beverage container mounted within the housing cavity.

Abstract: An especially configured, ringless, container-lid, design is disclosed having improved sealing characteristics applicable to paint containers for the consuming public. The rim portion of the container is provided with a tapered, especially shaped wall section terminating in a circular bead which is received in a sealing groove in the lid. The wall section flexes to maintain the seal established between the lid and the bead while sufficiently rigidized to prevent collapse of the container's sidewall. The design disclosed permits easy modification of the container for serially stacking thereof.