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Δjar
Complete finish means pulling the plug | |
I find getting the last of the crunchy peanut butter, from the jar, frustrating .
What if the jar has a food silicon disk at the bottom of the jar. The disk has a hook space which allows a person to pull the disk closer to the top of the jar.
The squeegied goodness then becomes available for consumer
delight. Smiles all round.
Two Faced Nut Job
Two_20Faced_20Nut_20Job
[theircompetitor, Aug 02 2016]
US 20050133511
http://www.google.c...tents/US20050133511
Movable Bottom Jar [xaviergisz, Aug 02 2016]
Springles
[xaviergisz, Aug 02 2016]
[link]
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Anyone else reading the title as Swear-Jar and forgetting what the idea was the last time you clicked on it? |
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Just me?
Righto, carry on then. |
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Yes Delta attempt .This idea is aims at a simple retrofit rather than an overhaul. |
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I had this idea and posted it on here ages ago, possibly before the
crash of '04. I specifically posted it in order that prior art could be
established incidentally. |
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Fair enough, nothing new under the sun and probably better written. I'm sure other halfbakers will second. |
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i thought it was an animated unicode (new animated unicode!) symbol that was of an opening jar... |
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that said, i think they could put a pillow pad at the base of squish tubes so that it is possible to get all the material out of the squish tube pushing the pillow pad up. |
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You should just be able to pull the jar inside-out, like
with a liner. |
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