B - Operations – Transporting – 65 – D
Patent
B - Operations, Transporting
65
D
B65D 17/42 (2006.01)
Patent
CA 2047491
ABSTRACT It is a common accident, when refilling the motor oil in your car's engine, to spill some of it just trying to find the spout. It dribbles and hits the hot engine. The resultant loss is not only wasteful, it also creates a lot of smoke. This is very bad for the environment, not to mention a big hassle when trying to clean it up. In this invention, known as the Oil Spoil, the bottom of the oil bottle will have one corner with an accordian styled pump. Connected on the inside of the pump will be a plunger. This plunger will have a cylindrical cutting edge on it. The factory sealed lid, of the oil bottle, consists of the plastic top, and when removed, a foil cover. The mouth of the bottle is now placed in the oil refill of your car's engine block. When the accordian shaped pump is pushed down it pushes the plunger and the cylindrical cutting edge pierces the foil. The motor oil now flows directly into the engine block with no mess. Also, and it is important to note this, absolutely no shreds of the foil will fall into the engine. The foil is well fastened to the mouth of the bottle and is cut from inside to outside. That is to say, the foil is pierced from the middle of the bottle's mouth, in an X-shape, to the edge of the bottle's mouth. Without any oil spilt, the bottle may now be removed and disposed of in a recycling bin, only to be used for future applications. Another small part of helping the environmental cause.
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