DR. LUIS ALBERTO GUERRA, M.D.
Osteopathic Medicine at Roosevelt Ave, Flushing, NY

6398410, Jun 4, 2002

Feb 8, 2001

09/779077

Luis Guerra - Forest Hills NY 11375

B65D 3314

383 24, 383 2, 383 16, 383 72, 383 74, 383117

A laundry bag is provided that is comprised of an open end and a closed end having an excess of material therebetween. Also provided on the laundry bag are a loop and a drawstring. A sliding device is attached to the drawstring to allow opening and closing the bag. To assure that the proper amount of clothing is placed inside the bag, the laundry bag hangs from a support structure, by the provided loop and drawstring, in a folded manner. The open end of the bag is exposed for inserting clothing therein. Hanging the laundry bag in this folded position forms a front compartment that has an available laundry receiving volume of about 15% to 55%, and a rear compartment so that clothing can expand therein during the drying cycle.

2006020, Sep 14, 2006

Mar 14, 2005

11/079499

Luis Guerra - Forest Hills NY, US

B65D 33/28

383072000

A bag has an open top and an adjustable drawstring for closing the open top. The drawstring has two ends, a stop section formed by a knot or a ridge disposed at approximately a center of the string to divide the string into a first side and a second side, and means for reducing the length of the drawstring after the bag is closed, said means causing one side of the string to slide against another side of the string to cause the string to form two loops. In one embodiment the means is an O-ring positioned on the first side of the string near the knot. The first side of the string is looped around and through the O-ring again, and the second side of the string is then threaded through the O-ring. The two ends of the string are threaded through the bag and tied together, such that pushing the O-ring toward the bag until the O-ring abuts the bag causes the drawstring to pull the bag closed and causes the first and second sides of the string to form two loops, thus shortening the free portion of the string and avoiding entanglement.

6224259, May 1, 2001

Feb 11, 2000

9/502929

Luis Guerra - Forest Hills NY

B65D 3314

383 24

A laundry bag is provided that is comprised of an open end and a closed end. Two loops are attached to the laundry bag. The first loop is located adjacent to the closed end, and the second loop is located adjacent to the open end. The laundry bag further comprises a drawstring which is moveably coupled to the open end and contains a fastener. To assure that the proper amount of clothing is placed inside the bag, the laundry bag hangs from a support structure, by the provided loops, in a folded manner. The open end of the bag is exposed for inserting clothing therein. Hanging the laundry bag in this folded position forms a front compartment that has an available laundry receiving volume of about 15% to 45%. Leaving an excess of laundry bag volume allows for clothing expansion during the drying cycle.