Screw cap with a brush
View Patent ↗A little bottle with a cap which can be mounted via a screw-type cap has an integrated brush for removing the mainly liquid contents of the little bottle. In order to be able to mainly remove the entire contents from the little bottle in a simple way with the integrated brush, it has been planned that, In combination, the brush in the cap is held in such a way that it can be moved in axial direction, and the interior space of the little bottle has a hollow near the bottom of the little bottle, which is at least partially opposite to the free end of the removal element.
1. A small bottle having:
a cap with an integrated removal element for removing mainly liquid contents of said small bottle,
said cap being fitted to said small bottle by one of a screw-type connection and a bayonet-type connection,
said removal element of the cap is retained in an axially removable way and an interior space of the small bottle has a hollow region at a bottom of the small bottle, which is at least partially opposite to a free end of said removal element,
the hollow region is formed by one of a conical end an upside down pyramid-shaped end of the interior space of the small bottle, and
said removal element is held by one of a push-button mechanism which can be locked and released in the cap when axially moved and a rocker arm received in an articulated way in the cap, such that length of said removal element in said small bottle can be varied.
2. The small bottle as claimed in claim 1 , wherein said hollow region is symmetrical with reference to the axis of said removal element.
3. The small bottle as claimed in claim 1 , wherein said removal element is positioned between a normal use end position and a residual use end position, said removal element can be moved steplessly in an axial direction wherein the axial direction equals one of a depth of the hollow region and a death of a removal oath of the cap from the small bottle or equals the sum of both paths.
4. The small bottle as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the actuating end of said removal element is embedded into a recess in the cap which does not point in the direction of the small bottle.