Contact: Donna J. Hardiman

Invention Resource International

520-413-1454

donnah@inventionresource.com

HOPEWELL JUNCTION, NY—How many times have you had to toss a tube of caulking because it had dried out? This specially designed cap with a ring on top facilitates in hanging the product after use and aids in removing it as well. But best of all, it keeps the contents fresh and moist extending the life of the product. The Caulk & Silicone Saver/Storer features a cone shaped cap. The cap has an inner ridge to facilitate locking or snapping it into place and ensures an airtight fit. It has a probe that inserts into the tube and keeps the opening/passageway clear for the next use. The inventor has a prototype which works exceptionally well.

The Caulk & Silicone Saver/Storer was invented by Russell J. of Hopewell Junction, NY. He said, “Whether ones use caulk and silicone intermittently or on a daily basis, until now there has been no ‘tight’ way to cap the tube. Many people stick a snail into the opening but that never works properly and you end up throwing out a perfectly good container requiring another trip to the store for a replacement which costs not only time but also money. The Caulk & Silicone Saver/Storer will keep the contents like new and is easy to remove when needed.”

EDITORS NOTE: Development of this product is being handled by Invention Resource International. For more information about licensing or sale, contact the Licensing Department at Invention Resource International, 2929 E. Camelback Rd, Suite 230, Phoenix, AZ 85016.

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