Bathroom utensil holder with magnetic cap

• US 20030070998A1
• Filed: 10/12/2001
• Published: 04/17/2003
• Est. Priority Date: 10/12/2001
• Status: Abandoned Application

• Current Assignee: David B. Bulka
• Original Assignee: David B. Bulka
• Inventors: Bulka, David B.
• Application Number:
  US09/976,659
• Publication Number:
  US 20030070998A1
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 211/66
• CPC Class Codes: A47K 1/09 Holders for drinking glasses, tooth brushes, hair brushes, or the like

Abstract

A bathroom utensil holder with magnetic fastener cap system is disclosed: The system includes a mounting member and at least one magnetic fastener cap. The magnetic fastener cap has a high strength permanent magnet inserted inside. The mounting member is a galvanized steel plate or shaped rod. The mounting member has double stick foam tape and or suction cups for mounting.

The magnetic fastener cap slips on the end of utensil handles ( toothbrushes, nail clippers, shaving razor, scissors, tweezers, pencils and cap of tooth paste tube. When the magnetic fastener cap is attached to handle of utensil it holds the utensil to the steel mounting member with magnetic attraction. Utensils hang vertically downward from the mounting member providing hygienic cleanliness for the toothbrushes and utensils helping organize utensils.

Claims

1. Bathroom utensil holder with magnetic fastener cap Comprising:

A main mounting member made of corrosion resistant steel.

A main mounting member consisting of magnetic conducive material

mounting member has three mounting features (suction cups, pressure sensitive adhesive foam tape or screws);

A magnetic fastener cap containing a permanent magnet-

A magnetic fastener cap is held by magnetic attraction to the mounting member

A magnetic fastener cap receiving a utensil handle securely inserted in the fastener cap cavity.

A mounting member which allows magnetic fastener cap to be positioned anywhere along its surface

2. Method for storing toothbrushes with various size handles, storing toothbrushes and utensils hanging with handle upward and in a vertical position.

A hygienic utensil holder which prevents utensils such as toothbrushes from coming in contact with bacteria commonly found in cups and on the surface of ordinary holders.

A method for mounting utensils such as toothbrushes, razors, tweezers, scissors, nail clippers, pencils and markers

A mounting member which can be attached to vertical flat surfaces such as glass, mirrors, walls, wood, cabinets, tile, metal, steel.