US20080113583A1 - Clothing receptacle - Google Patents
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- This invention relates to receptacles for clothing, and, more particularly, to the combination of a mesh bag and the torso of a toy character releasably attached to the bag having a head carrying a loudspeaker which sounds a message when the mouth of the head is opened to allow insertion of items of clothing into the bag.
- a number of laundry bags have been developed which are formed in the shape of a toy character to entice children to place their dirty clothes in the bag. See, for example, U.S. Pat. Nos. D202,381; D183,211; D179,866; D152,173 and D99,499.
- a strap is attached to the bag so that it can be hung on a doorknob or the like where it is in full view of the child whenever he or she goes into their bedroom or bathroom.
- This invention is directed to a clothing receptacle which includes an interactive feature calculated to generate an interest among children inducing them to place their dirty clothing into a bag.
- the bag may be closed after it is filled with dirty clothes and transported to the laundry room where it may be placed into both the washer and dryer, while the clothes remain in its interior for laundering.
- the clothing receptacle comprises a bag formed with apertures, such as a nylon mesh bag, having an open end which mounts to the torso of a toy character.
- the toy character has a head with a mouth movable between and open and closed position, and an electrical circuit including a loudspeaker.
- the loudspeaker sounds a message encouraging the child to place clothing into the mouth, which, in turn, leads into the interior or the bag.
- the bag When the bag is filled, it may be detached from the torso, closed and then taken into the laundry room. The bag is placed in the clothes washer, with the clothes remaining in its interior, and then into the dryer.
- the clothing receptacle of this invention adds an element of fun and interaction for the child encouraging him or her to place clothes into the bag.
- the toy character “speaks” to the child when its mouth is opened, and a number of different messages may be provided to enhance the child's fun.
- the person doing the laundry can keep all of the child's clothes together in the bag throughout the laundering process so that they are not lost or intermixed with other clothing. This is especially helpful with socks which seem to routinely disappear during laundering.
- FIG. 1 is a front view of the clothing receptacle of this invention with the mouth of the toy character in the closed position;
- FIG. 2 is a view similar to FIG. 1 except with the mouth open;
- FIG. 3 is a view of the bag of the clothing receptacle detached from the toy character.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic view of one version of an electrical circuit which may be used in the subject invention.
- the clothing receptacle 10 of this invention includes a bag 11 and the torso of a toy character 12 having a pair of arms 14 and 16 , and a head 18 with a mouth 20 .
- the toy character 12 is depicted as a “monster,” but it should be understood that virtually any type of character could be employed and is considered within the scope of this invention. Additionally, only a portion of the torso of the toy character 12 and not the remainder of the body is depicted in the illustrated embodiment but it is contemplated that more or less of the body of such character 12 could be used so long as a path is provided through which clothing may be delivered into the bag 11 , as described below.
- the toy character 12 is preferably formed of a fabric material filled with stuffing, a “soft-sculpture” construction having foam material covered with a layer of fabric or other suitable construction.
- the mouth 20 is movable between a closed position shown in FIG. 1 and the open position depicted in FIG. 2 .
- a strap 22 is preferable affixed to the back of the toy character 12 so that the receptacle 10 may be mounted to a doorknob 24 or the like as shown in phantom in FIGS. 1 and 2 .
- the bag 11 is formed of a durable, light-weight, washable and dryable material with a number of apertures 25 , such as nylon mesh or the like. As best seen in FIG. 3 , the bag 11 has a closed interior 26 except for the top 28 which may be opened and closed by a zipper 30 or other fastening device.
- the toy character 12 may be affixed and detached from the bag 11 by snaps 32 , buttons, hook and loop fastening elements or any other suitable means of attachment which permits the toy character 12 and bag 11 to detach from one another. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 , the toy character 10 is mounted to the bag 11 so that the head 18 extends about the open top 28 of the bag 11 and the mouth 20 , when opened, communicates with its interior 26 .
- the toy character 10 mounts an electrical circuit 34 including a battery 36 , a switch 38 , an integrated circuit 40 and a loudspeaker 42 .
- the integrated circuit 40 or, alternatively any other suitable controller, is operative to sound the loudspeaker 42 and may be programmed with a number of messages, as noted below.
- the clothing receptacle 10 operates as follows.
- the toy character 12 is initially attached to the bag 1 by the snaps 32 with the top 28 of the bag 11 in the open position and the mouth 20 of the character closed.
- the switch 38 is closed causing the integrated circuit 40 to sound the loudspeaker 42 .
- a message is produced, such as “I want socks” or “Feed me socks,” to encourage the child to place his or her clothing into the mouth 20 of the toy character 12 .
- the clothing depicted as sock(s) 44 in FIGS. 2 and 3 , passes through the mouth 20 and open top 28 of the bag 11 into its interior 26 .
- the mouth 20 is then closed. Every time the mouth 20 is opened a message is sounded by the loudspeaker 42 , and as noted above, the messages may vary from one time to another.
- the toy character 12 When the bag 11 is filled with clothing, or it is otherwise time to do laundry, the toy character 12 is detached from the bag 11 .
- the zipper 30 is operated to close the bag 11 and it may then be transported to the laundry room.
- the bag 11 with the socks 44 and/or other clothes remaining in its interior 26 , may be placed in the washer and then into the dryer. In this manner, the clothes are kept together throughout the laundering process and can be returned to the child's room without losing them or mixing them with other clothes.
- the bag 11 After the clean clothes are put away, the bag 11 is opened and re-attached to the toy character 12 in preparation for use.
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- This invention relates to receptacles for clothing, and, more particularly, to the combination of a mesh bag and the torso of a toy character releasably attached to the bag having a head carrying a loudspeaker which sounds a message when the mouth of the head is opened to allow insertion of items of clothing into the bag.
- It is a challenge for parents of younger children to teach them to pick up after themselves. If good habits are not established early on, by the time the child reaches his or her teenage years it may be too late. Placement of dirty clothing in a laundry basket or other receptacle, instead of on the floor or somewhere else, is an important part of keeping a child's room in some semblance of order and in ensuring that the clothes are freshly laundered.
- Like many other aspects of teaching children, it is helpful to add an element of fun to gain their attention and participation. A number of laundry bags have been developed which are formed in the shape of a toy character to entice children to place their dirty clothes in the bag. See, for example, U.S. Pat. Nos. D202,381; D183,211; D179,866; D152,173 and D99,499. In some cases, a strap is attached to the bag so that it can be hung on a doorknob or the like where it is in full view of the child whenever he or she goes into their bedroom or bathroom. Although decorative, laundry bags of this type do not fit in with the interactive, visual and audio experience children get from the toys that they play with, the television shows that they watch and many other aspects of their everyday world. As a result, they are of little value in helping children learn to take care of their dirty clothes.
- This invention is directed to a clothing receptacle which includes an interactive feature calculated to generate an interest among children inducing them to place their dirty clothing into a bag. The bag may be closed after it is filled with dirty clothes and transported to the laundry room where it may be placed into both the washer and dryer, while the clothes remain in its interior for laundering.
- In the presently preferred embodiment, the clothing receptacle comprises a bag formed with apertures, such as a nylon mesh bag, having an open end which mounts to the torso of a toy character. The toy character has a head with a mouth movable between and open and closed position, and an electrical circuit including a loudspeaker. In response to opening of the mouth, the loudspeaker sounds a message encouraging the child to place clothing into the mouth, which, in turn, leads into the interior or the bag. When the bag is filled, it may be detached from the torso, closed and then taken into the laundry room. The bag is placed in the clothes washer, with the clothes remaining in its interior, and then into the dryer.
- The clothing receptacle of this invention adds an element of fun and interaction for the child encouraging him or her to place clothes into the bag. The toy character “speaks” to the child when its mouth is opened, and a number of different messages may be provided to enhance the child's fun. In addition to the entertainment provided the child, the person doing the laundry can keep all of the child's clothes together in the bag throughout the laundering process so that they are not lost or intermixed with other clothing. This is especially helpful with socks which seem to routinely disappear during laundering.
- The structure, operation and advantages of the presently preferred embodiment of this invention will become further apparent upon consideration of the following description, taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, wherein:
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FIG. 1 is a front view of the clothing receptacle of this invention with the mouth of the toy character in the closed position; -
FIG. 2 is a view similar toFIG. 1 except with the mouth open; -
FIG. 3 is a view of the bag of the clothing receptacle detached from the toy character; and -
FIG. 4 is a schematic view of one version of an electrical circuit which may be used in the subject invention. - Referring now to the Figs., the
clothing receptacle 10 of this invention includes abag 11 and the torso of atoy character 12 having a pair ofarms head 18 with amouth 20. Thetoy character 12 is depicted as a “monster,” but it should be understood that virtually any type of character could be employed and is considered within the scope of this invention. Additionally, only a portion of the torso of thetoy character 12 and not the remainder of the body is depicted in the illustrated embodiment but it is contemplated that more or less of the body ofsuch character 12 could be used so long as a path is provided through which clothing may be delivered into thebag 11, as described below. - The
toy character 12 is preferably formed of a fabric material filled with stuffing, a “soft-sculpture” construction having foam material covered with a layer of fabric or other suitable construction. Themouth 20 is movable between a closed position shown inFIG. 1 and the open position depicted inFIG. 2 . Astrap 22 is preferable affixed to the back of thetoy character 12 so that thereceptacle 10 may be mounted to adoorknob 24 or the like as shown in phantom inFIGS. 1 and 2 . - The
bag 11 is formed of a durable, light-weight, washable and dryable material with a number ofapertures 25, such as nylon mesh or the like. As best seen inFIG. 3 , thebag 11 has a closedinterior 26 except for thetop 28 which may be opened and closed by azipper 30 or other fastening device. Thetoy character 12 may be affixed and detached from thebag 11 bysnaps 32, buttons, hook and loop fastening elements or any other suitable means of attachment which permits thetoy character 12 andbag 11 to detach from one another. As shown inFIGS. 1 and 2 , thetoy character 10 is mounted to thebag 11 so that thehead 18 extends about theopen top 28 of thebag 11 and themouth 20, when opened, communicates with itsinterior 26. - As schematically shown in
FIG. 4 , thetoy character 10 mounts anelectrical circuit 34 including abattery 36, aswitch 38, an integratedcircuit 40 and aloudspeaker 42. The integratedcircuit 40, or, alternatively any other suitable controller, is operative to sound theloudspeaker 42 and may be programmed with a number of messages, as noted below. - The
clothing receptacle 10 operates as follows. Thetoy character 12 is initially attached to the bag 1 by thesnaps 32 with thetop 28 of thebag 11 in the open position and themouth 20 of the character closed. In response to movement of themouth 20 to the open position, theswitch 38 is closed causing the integratedcircuit 40 to sound theloudspeaker 42. A message is produced, such as “I want socks” or “Feed me socks,” to encourage the child to place his or her clothing into themouth 20 of thetoy character 12. The clothing, depicted as sock(s) 44 inFIGS. 2 and 3 , passes through themouth 20 and opentop 28 of thebag 11 into itsinterior 26. Themouth 20 is then closed. Every time themouth 20 is opened a message is sounded by theloudspeaker 42, and as noted above, the messages may vary from one time to another. - When the
bag 11 is filled with clothing, or it is otherwise time to do laundry, thetoy character 12 is detached from thebag 11. Thezipper 30 is operated to close thebag 11 and it may then be transported to the laundry room. Thebag 11, with thesocks 44 and/or other clothes remaining in itsinterior 26, may be placed in the washer and then into the dryer. In this manner, the clothes are kept together throughout the laundering process and can be returned to the child's room without losing them or mixing them with other clothes. After the clean clothes are put away, thebag 11 is opened and re-attached to thetoy character 12 in preparation for use. - While the invention has been described with reference to a preferred embodiment, it should be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes may be made and equivalents substituted for elements thereof without departing from the scope of the invention. In addition, many modifications may be made to adapt a particular situation or material to the teachings of the invention without departing from the essential scope thereof. Therefore, it is intended that the invention not be limited to the particular embodiment disclosed as the best mode contemplated for carrying out this invention, but that the invention will include all embodiments falling within the scope of the appended claims. What is claimed is:
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