Joe Louis Harrison

US Patent:

20200189841, Jun 18, 2020

Filed:

Oct 28, 2019

Appl. No.:

16/665376

Inventors:

Joe Louis Harrison - Columbia SC, US

International Classification:

B65F 1/06

Abstract:

A nested liner assembly includes a plurality of nested plastic film liners held by a lifter placed inside an insert fitted to the rim of a trash receptacle. The trash receptacle may have a hinged lid. The insert is adjacent the rim except near the hinge of the receptacle's lid where it extends on the outside of the receptacle below the lid and around the hinge. The two ends of the insert may be fastened together below the hinge to hold the insert in position without interfering with the operation of the lid. The lifter rests in a channel formed in the insert where the insert holds the liners open for use. The nested liners extend through the lifter and are held in place by a plurality of fasteners on the exterior surface of the lifter.

US Patent:

20190329974, Oct 31, 2019

Filed:

Jul 12, 2019

Appl. No.:

16/510234

Inventors:

Joe L. Harrison - Columbia SC, US

International Classification:

B65F 1/06

Abstract:

A nested liner assembly is a plurality of plastic trash liners, one inside the other, with tabs allowing liners to be pulled and separated, and which is held to a trash receptacle by a belt. A collar facilitates the assembling of the liners, holding the liners to the trash receptacle, and the orderly removal of the innermost liner from the remainder of the liners. Through a series of holes formed in the collar, trapped air inside the nested liners may be vented so that the assembly itself can be packaged compactly for shipment and storage.

US Patent:

20180105357, Apr 19, 2018

Filed:

Jun 8, 2017

Appl. No.:

15/617848

Inventors:

Joe Louis Harrison - Columbia SC, US

International Classification:

B65F 1/06

Abstract:

A nested liner assembly includes a plurality of nested plastic film liners held by a lifter placed inside an insert fitted to the rim of a trash receptacle. The trash receptacle may have a hinged lid. The insert is adjacent the rim except near the hinge of the receptacle's lid where it extends on the outside of the receptacle below the lid and around the hinge. The two ends of the insert may be fastened together below the hinge to hold the insert in position without interfering with the operation of the lid. The lifter rests in a channel formed in the insert where the insert holds the liners open for use.The nested liners extend through the lifter and are held in place by a plurality of fasteners on the exterior surface of the lifter.