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John T Sutton

A device 10 is used during washing of a brassiere 24 to protect the brassiere and maintain the shape of the cups 24a and 24b of the brassiere. It includes an inner spherical framework 12 contained within a larger outer spherical framework 14. Each framework is formed by a pair of hemispherical sections that upon being coupled together form the individual frameworks. With the inner framework 12 open, the brassiere 24 is fitted over the hemispherical sections, with one section being placed inside each cup of the brassiere. The sections of the inner framework 12 with the brassiere thereon are then closed and placed inside an open outer framework 14. The outer framework 14 is then closed to enclose the inner framework 12, and the assembly of frameworks is placed into a washing machine. The inner and outer frameworks are open structures that allow water to flow thereto during washing.

Device and method used in washing a brassiere

A container comprises two mating portions which are latched together for packaging a product therebetween with the latching arrangement including a slot in at least two spaced corners of the peripheral rim on one portion and corresponding tongues on the other mating portion.

Container latching arrangement

A molded pulp egg carton of the type having a pocketed bottom with a closeable cover integrally hinged to it wherein the cover has compact thickness, rigid firmness and densified hardness qualities obtained by being simultaneously dried and finish-formed between mating heated pressing molds, and the bottom has egg cushioning ribbons which have non-compacted consistency, resilient softness and an irregular fibrous feel and appearance obtained by being dried in a free space, defined by slots in a drying and pressing mold, without finish-forming pressure.

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Belgrade, ME, United States of America

John T Sutton