Infant bathtub with hook
CA 2284344 A1 · Owner: Evenflo Company, Inc. · Inventors: Dixon, Fredrick P.
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An infant bathtub having a tub of unitary construction a foam pad, attached thereto, a sling selectively and removably attachable to a lip of the tub, and a hook selectively and removably attachable to a bottom surface of the, tub. The hook includes shoulders and a notch formed thereon that mate with channels and resilient tabs formed on the bottom surface of the tub. The receptacle is located on the bottom surface of the tub in the position relative to, the center of mass so that when the hook is installed therein the infant , bathtub, will hang from a shower curtain rod in a substantially vertical orientation. The, sling can be removably attached to the infant bathtub along a lip …
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- Filed September 29, 1999. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended September 29, 2019.
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