Container that can be removeably adhered to a shower wall
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1. A method of adhering a container to a shower wall comprising:
- providing the container comprising a flexible front wall, a flexible rear wall that is substantially coextensive with and affixed to the flexible front wall, the flexible front wall and the flexible rear wall defining an interior for holding a flowable personal care product, and a substrate affixed to the flexible rear wall, the substrate defining a plurality of recesses;
positioning the container such that the substrate is contacting the shower wall and the substrate and the shower wall define pockets filled with air;
applying pressure to the flexible front wall so that the air is released from the pockets to create a partial vacuum in the pockets; and
releasing the pressure, leaving the container adhered to the shower wall via suction.
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Abstract
A flexible container that can be affixed to a vertical surface such as a shower wall is provided. The container comprises a wall and a substrate affixed to the wall. The substrate may define a plurality of integrally formed recesses that can create a suction fit with the vertical surface.
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1. A method of adhering a container to a shower wall comprising:
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providing the container comprising a flexible front wall, a flexible rear wall that is substantially coextensive with and affixed to the flexible front wall, the flexible front wall and the flexible rear wall defining an interior for holding a flowable personal care product, and a substrate affixed to the flexible rear wall, the substrate defining a plurality of recesses; positioning the container such that the substrate is contacting the shower wall and the substrate and the shower wall define pockets filled with air; applying pressure to the flexible front wall so that the air is released from the pockets to create a partial vacuum in the pockets; and releasing the pressure, leaving the container adhered to the shower wall via suction. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
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8. A method of adhering a container to a shower wall comprising:
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providing the container comprising a flexible front wall, a flexible rear wall that is substantially coextensive with and affixed to the flexible front wall, the flexible front wall and the flexible rear wall defining an interior for holding a flowable personal care product, and a substrate affixed to the flexible rear wall and having an outer surface and a substrate thickness, the substrate defining a plane and a plurality of recesses, wherein each of the plurality of recesses is defined by an outer facing concave surface extending inward into the substrate from the outer surface by a distance that is less than the substrate thickness; positioning the container such that the substrate is contacting the shower wall and the substrate and the shower wall define pockets filled with air; applying pressure to the flexible front wall so that the air is released from the pockets to create a partial vacuum in the pockets; and releasing the pressure, leaving the container adhered to the shower wall via suction. - View Dependent Claims (9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14)
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15. A method of adhering a container to a shower wall, the container comprising a flexible front wall, a flexible rear wall that is substantially coextensive with and affixed to the flexible front wall, the flexible front wall and the flexible rear wall defining an interior for holding a flowable personal care product, and a substrate affixed to the flexible rear wall, the substrate defining a plurality of recesses, the method of adhering comprising:
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positioning the container such that the substrate is contacting the shower wall and the substrate and the shower wall define pockets filled with air; applying pressure to the flexible front wall so that the air is released from the pockets to create a partial vacuum in the pockets; and releasing the pressure, leaving the container adhered to the shower wall via suction. - View Dependent Claims (16, 17, 18, 19, 20)
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