WO2008040831A1 - Collector/container for solid or semi-solid waste - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention relates to a collector/container for solid or semi-solid waste, consisting of two receptacle segments (1, 2) having substantially matching contours when positioned on top of one another. The receptacle segments (1, 2) are provided with fold lines (3, 4, 5, 6) defining two triangles (T1 and T2) having a common side defined by a central longitudinal fold line (7). A handle (8) formed by a thicker sheet is provided with a central longitudinal fold line (9) which divides same into two parts (8a, 8b). One end of the handle (8) is joined to the outer part of the above-mentioned triangles (T1 and T2) on one of the receptacle segments (1). When the handle is folded at the middle the aforementioned parts (8a, 8b) approach one another and consequently the two receptacle segments (1, 2) arch and form two receptacle-defining caps. One of the receptacle segments (1, 2) serves as a collector pan when partially arched.

Description

 COLLECTOR-CONTAINER OF SOLID OR SEMISOLID WASTE

Technical sector

The present invention concerns a disposable container for solid or semi-solid waste, disposable, applicable in particular, but not exclusively, to the collection and disposal of excrements of domestic animals.

The present container-collector is made of a recyclable or biodegradable flexible sheet material, and is conveniently transportable both before use and during the phase prior to disposal, not requiring auxiliary elements such as bags and ensuring ease conditions of use, ecology and hygiene very favorable for the purpose pursued.

State of the prior art Numerous proposals are known in the state of the art for the collection of solid or semi-solid waste, such as animal droppings, and the following patent documents may be cited for this purpose as closer to the proposal of this invention : FR-A-2 747 135, EP-A- 0897 033 and US-A-6871891. In all said documents it is appreciated that a collection means formed by a box or container is provided, with an operative laminar portion as a collection shovel and another laminar part to close said container and allow its joint disposal at an appropriate place of garbage collection or waste However, they suffer from difficulties in handling and closing the container once the waste or excrement has been collected and they also force a close proximity to said waste, which results in an inconvenience of use. On the other hand, the aforementioned blade-based blade does not have specific handling means, and the assembly of the box or container must be gripped in all cases, which makes the aforementioned collection task difficult. It is evident the need to provide a container-collector that contributes along with the ecological advantages derived from a disposable set already present in the described proposals, other favorable properties in terms of handling. Exhibition of the invention

The present invention contributes to overcoming the above and other inconveniences by providing a solid-semi-solid waste container-container, comprising first and second flat and coplanar receptacle portions, of a sheet material, which include fold lines that define two longitudinal base triangles, which have a common base formed by a central longitudinal fold line, and vertices opposite said central longitudinal fold line located at points aligned in the transverse direction and located where peripheral edges of said first converge and second receptacle portions. The container-collector of the present invention also comprises a handle of a thicker sheet material superimposed on an external face of one of the first and second receptacle portions. Said handle has a central longitudinal fold line aligned with said central longitudinal fold line of the first and second receptacle portions, and which divides the handle into two parts. These two parts of the handle have end portions attached respectively to at least part of the two longitudinal base triangles of the first and second receptacle portions. Thus, when the handle is folded along its central longitudinal fold line to bring the two parts closer to each other, this causes the first and second receptacle portions to bend along the fold lines that define the two triangles of longitudinal base and an arch of the rest of the first and second receptacle portions until substantially overlapping their respective peripheral edges defining a receptacle. One of the first and second receptacle portions is on the side opposite the handle and is suitable to act as a pick-up blade when it is in a partially arched position.

Preferably, the handle includes respective fixing configurations prepared to be locked with one another when the handle is folded by the central longitudinal fold line to retain said receptacle formed by the first and second arcuate receptacle portions in a closed position. . In addition, optionally, the collector- The container carries a spatula connected to the handle by a weakened line, so that the spatula can be separated from the handle by breaking said weakened line and used as an auxiliary element during the collection of the residue. At least a portion of the spatula defining a vane is sized to fit in the receptacle when it is in the closed position. Thus, operating with the aforementioned handle guarantees:

- a distance from the user with respect to the waste to be collected by virtue of the handle connected to the receptacle and the spatula; Y

- Safer handling both during collection, by having a shovel with handle, and during transport of the assembly with the waste collected to a point of disposal, by having a receptacle suitable for being held in the closed position with the residue and at least the portion of the spatula that forms a vane inside.

The sheet material from which the receptacle and handle portions are made is preferably a recyclable or biodegradable material, such as cardboard or cardboard, and can be discarded together with the collected residue. Thus, the container-collector of the present invention is environmentally friendly by virtue of the recyclable or biodegradable material from which it is made. In a preferred embodiment, the container-collector including the spatula is obtained from a single piece of sheet material and the first and second receptacle portions can be folded by a transverse fold line allowing a compact folded position by superposition of the two portions Receptacle and handle, suitable for storage and transport, and able to fit, for example, in a pocket. Preferably, the handle is sized so that in the folded position neither the handle nor the spatula protrudes from the receptacle portions.

Said central longitudinal fold line of the handle includes a cut that provides a groove that affects the area of attachment with the corresponding receptacle portion, facilitating the folding of the handle, which is made or results from a thicker sheet material, without tensions in the material adjacent to the fold line. Brief description of the drawings

The foregoing and other advantages and features will be more fully understood from the following detailed description of an exemplary embodiment with reference to the attached drawings, in which: Fig. 1 is a plan view showing an external face of a single base piece of sheet material from which a solid or semi-solid waste collector-container is formed in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention, with a spatula incorporated;

Fig. 2 is a plan view showing an internal face, opposite said external face, of the base piece of sheet material of Fig. 1;

Fig. 3 is a plan view showing the outer side of the container-collector formed from the base part of Figs. 1 and 2 conveniently folded and with adhered parts, in an open position, with the spatula incorporated; Fig. 4 is a plan view showing the inner side, opposite said outer side, of the pick-up container in the open position, with the built-in spatula of Fig. 3;

Fig. 5 is a plan view showing a first side of the pick-up container in a folded position, with the built-in spatula extended; Fig. 6 is a plan view showing a second side, opposite said first side, of the container-collector in the folded position, with the extended built-in spatula, of Fig. 5;

Fig. 7 is a plan view of the first side of the pick-up container in a compact folded position, with the built-in spatula folded; Fig. 8 is a plan view of the first side of the pick-up container in the open position, with the spatula separated;

Fig. 9 is a perspective view illustrating an example of using the pick-up container handled with one hand and the spatula handled with the other hand; and Fig. 10 is a perspective view of the pick-up container in the closed position after use.

In the figures, the fine dashed lines represent fold lines provided to form concave folds, the thick dashed lines they represent fold lines provided to form convex folds, and dotted lines represent weakened lines intended for breakage. In addition, in Figs. 1 and 2, the areas shaded by oblique scratching represent areas intended to be glued, superimposed and adhered.

Detailed description of an embodiment example

Referring first to Figs. 1 and 2, there is shown a single base piece 30, of a preferably recyclable or biodegradable sheet material, such as cardboard or cardboard, although other materials, such as plastic, which includes several cuts, fold lines and lines are not discarded weakened that allow to form from the aforementioned base part 30, conveniently bent and with some parts attached, a solid or semi-solid waste container-container according to an embodiment of the present invention, with a built-in spatula, shown in the Figs. 3 to 10

The base piece 30 is elongated, and defines first and second receptacle portions 1, 2 in the form of lobes at its ends and first and second handle portions 18a, 18b juxtaposed in an intermediate zone. Said first handle portion 18a is connected to said first receptacle portion 1 along a first transverse fold line 10a, said second handle portion 18a is connected to said second receptacle portion 2 along a second transverse fold line 10b, and the first and second handle portions 18a, 18b are connected to each other along a third transverse fold line 16. The aforementioned base piece 30 also includes first and second fin portions 26a, 26b connected to first side edges of the first and second handle portions 18a, 18b of the base piece 30 along the respective first and second fold line portions 15a, 15b, and first and second spatula portions 25a, 25b connected respectively to side edges of said first and second portions of fin 26a, 26b along the respective first and second portions of weak line ada 21a, 21b. In said first and second portions of fin 26a, 26b are formed corresponding first and second opening portions 11a, 11b, and from a few second lateral edges, opposite to said first bead is lateral, of the first and second portions of the base piece 30 extend first and second portions of tongue 14a, 14b. 5 The first receptacle portion 1 includes fold lines 3, 5, which together with said first transverse fold line 10 define the sides of a first transverse base triangle, and the second receptacle portion 2 includes fold lines 4, 6, which together with said second transverse fold line 10b define the sides of a second transverse base triangle. Along the first and second handle portions 18a, 18b are formed first portions of mutually aligned central longitudinal fold line 9a, 9b which extend inside the first and second receptacle portions 1, 2 with respective second portions of central longitudinal fold line 7a, 7b ending5 at vertices of said first and second transverse base triangles opposite the respective first and second transverse fold lines 10a,

10b The first portions of the central longitudinal fold line 9a, 9b are replaced in some sections by cuts that provide grooves

- - -12a, 12b adjacent to the first and second transverse fold lines 10a, 0 10b. These grooves 12a, 12b are of lengths at least substantially equivalent to the lengths of the said second central longitudinal line portions 7a, 7b formed in the first and second laminar portions 1, 2 with a purpose that will be explained later.

Conveniently folding the base piece 30 shown in Figs. 1 and 2 along the different dashed lines to form concave and convex folds as indicated by thin and thick dashed lines, and gumming, superimposing and adhering certain areas of the base piece 30 as indicated by shading by oblique lines in Figs . 1 and 2, the container-collector 50 of the present invention can be obtained as shown in Figs. 3 to 10. More specifically, when the base piece 30 is bent by said third transverse fold line 16, internal faces of the first and second handle portions 18a, 18b, first and second fin portions 26a, 26b and first and second portions of spatula 25a, 25b (shaded areas in Fig. 2) are superimposed and can be glued and attached to form a handle 8, a fin 26 and a spatula 25, respectively, which will have a resulting double thickness with respect to the thickness of the sheet material of which it is made the base piece 30. The said first portions of the central longitudinal fold line 9a, 9b are superimposed forming a central longitudinal fold line 9 that divides the handle 8 into two parts 8a, 8b, the first and second portions of the fold line 15a, 15b are superimposed forming a fold line 15 between the fin 26 and the handle 8, and the first and second portions of the weakened line 21a, 21b are superimposed forming a weakened line 21 between the spatula 25 and the fin 26. In addition, the first and second opening portions 11a, 11b are superimposed to form an opening 11 in said flap 26, and the first and second tongue portions 14a, 14b are superimposed p To form a tongue 14 that extends from an edge of the handle 8 opposite the fin 26.

The first and second transverse fold lines 10a, 10b are adjacent and superimposed to form a transverse fold line 10 along which the first and second receptacle portions 1, 2 are connected to each other, as shown in the Figs. 3 and 4. In addition, said first and second transverse base triangles delimited by the fold lines 3, 4, 5, 6 and the first and second cross fold lines 10a, 10b are now adjacent to side and side of said line of transverse fold 10. Further folding the first receptacle portion 1 along the first transverse fold line 10a, the first receptacle portion 1 is superimposed on the handle 8, and an area of an outer face of the first receptacle portion 1 delimited by said first transverse base triangle (shaded area in Fig. 1) is superimposed and can be glued and adhered to a corresponding area (shaded area in Fig. 1) of an outer face of the first handle portion 18a of the handle 8. In this position, the said second portions of the central longitudinal fold line 7a, 7b are mutually adjacent and aligned together forming a central longitudinal fold line. to 7 that extends between the opposite vertices of the first and second transverse base triangles in the first and second receptacle portions 1, 2. In addition, said grooves 12a, 12b are mutually superimposed to form a groove 12 in the handle 8 in turn superimposed on the first portion of the central longitudinal line 7a in the area of the handle 8 adhered to the first laminar portion 1, which facilitates a subsequent folding of the two parts 8a, 8b of the double thickness handle 8 along its central fold line 9 without causing tensions in the material adjacent to the fold line.

Thus, as shown in Figs. 3 to 10, the container-collector 50 formed from the base part 30 conveniently folded and with adhered parts comprises first and second flat receptacle portions 1, 2, of a sheet material, including fold lines 3, 4 , 7 and 5, 6, 7, respectively, which define respective two triangles of longitudinal base T1, T2 (Fig. 4), which have a common base formed by a central longitudinal fold line 7, and vertices opposite to said central longitudinal fold line 7 located at points aligned in the transverse direction and located where peripheral edges of said first and second receptacle portions 1, 2 converge, which have an enlarged lobe-shaped contour from said points of confluence. The container-collector 50 further comprises a handle 8 of a thicker sheet material superimposed on the outer face of the first receptacle portion 1. The handle 8 has a central longitudinal fold line 9 aligned with said central longitudinal fold line 7 of the first and second receptacle portions 1, 2 and which divides the handle 8 into two parts 8a, 8b. These two parts 8a, 8b of the handle 8 have end portions connected respectively to a part of the two longitudinal base triangles T1, T2 in the first and second receptacle portions 1, 2.

With this construction, when from the open position of the container-collector 50 shown in Figs. 3 and 4 the handle 8 is folded along its central longitudinal fold line 9 to bring the two parts 8a, 8b toward each other, this produces, by virtue of the handle areas 8 adhered to the first portion of receptacle 1, a bending of the first and second portions of receptacle 1, 2 along the fold lines 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 defining the two longitudinal base triangles T1, T2 so that the two triangles of longitudinal base T1, T2 form a dihedral, convex towards the inner side, with an edge in the central longitudinal fold line 7, which remains aligned with the central longitudinal fold line 9 of the handle 8, and this in turn produces an arching of the rest of the areas of the first and second receptacle portions 1, 2 until they substantially overlap their respective peripheral edges defining a receptacle in a closed position of the container-container 50, as shown in Fig. 10 In addition, when the container-collector 50 is in a partially arched intermediate position, as shown in Fig. 9, the second receptacle portion 2, located on the side opposite the handle 8, is suitable to act as a shovel of pick up

From Fig. 4 it can be seen that the first transverse base triangle in the first receptacle portion 1 has a height less than the second transverse base triangle in the second receptacle portion 2. This is thus to provide an angle of predetermined inclination of the receptacle with respect to the handle 8 in the closed position of the pick-up-container 50.

In addition, the container-collector 50 comprises a flap 26 connected by a fold line 15 to a side edge of a part 8a of the handle 8, and in said flap 26 an opening 11 is defined. From an edge of the handle 8 opposite the Ia flap 26 extends a tongue 14, which has a widened end. The aforementioned opening 11 and said tongue 14 are located on purpose so that, when the handle 8 has been folded by the central longitudinal fold line 9 to bring the two parts 8a, 8b of the handle Ia closer to each other, and thereby The receptacle has been formed by means of the first and second arched receptacle portions 1, 2, the tongue 14 can be inserted through the opening 11 and subsequently twisted to lock in the opening 11 acting as a safety locking pin capable of retaining the receptacle formed by the first and second portions of receptacle 1, 2 in the closed position, as shown in Fig. 10.

The container-collector 50 of the illustrated embodiment also includes a spatula 25, which is optional. When the container-collector 50 is not in use, the spatula is preferably connected to the fin 26 to Io along a weakened line 21, as shown in Figs. 3 to 7. Said spatula 25 comprises a handle 22 and a vane 23 (see Fig. 8). When the container-collector 50 is to be used, the spatula 25 can be separated from the container-collector 50 by breaking said weakened line 21, as shown in Fig. 8, which allows the blade 23 of the spatula 25 is used as an auxiliary element in the collection of waste.

Thus, as shown in Fig. 9, the residue can be collected by grasping the handle 8 of the container-container 50 with one hand and the handle 22 of the spatula 25 with the other hand. Once the residue has been collected, the used and presumably dirty spatula can be housed inside the receptacle of the container-container 50. The mentioned bowing of the receptacle portions 1, 2 is accentuated as the handle 8 is bent further and more by its central longitudinal fold line 9, until peripheral edges of the first and second receptacle portions 1, 2 come into mutual contact, as shown in Fig. 10, closing the receptacle formed by the first and second receptacle portions 1, 2 hollowed out with the residue and the spatula 25 inside. When the container-collector 50 is in the closed position, the tongue 14 can be inserted and locked in the opening 11 to retain the receptacle in the closed position, as shown in Fig. 10, and the container-collector 50, together with the residue and the spatula, it can be held by the handle 8 and transported to a convenient place to be disposed of in an easy and clean way. For this, at least Ia blade 23 of the spatula 25 is sized so as not to protrude from the receptacle in the closed position and the sheet material from which the container-container 50 is made and the spatula 25 is a recyclable or biodegradable material.

The contours of the first and second receptacle portions 1, 2 are substantially coincident when the first and second receptacle portions 1, 2 are superimposed by bending around said transverse fold line 10 and / or when the receptacle formed by the first and Second receptacle portions 1, 2 is in a closed position. In the illustrated embodiment, the outline of the first portion of receptacle 1 is slightly larger than the contour of the second receptacle portion 2, as shown in Fig. 6, so that when the container-collector 50 is in the closed position, a perimeter region of the first receptacle portion 1 covers the edge of the second receptacle portion 2, which will presumably be dirty after having acted as a collection blade during (a waste collection operation.

It will be understood that for the operation of the container-collector 50 of the present invention, the aforementioned transverse fold line 10 described above in relation to the base part 30 is not essential. However, it is preferred that the first and second receptacle portions 1, 2 are connected to each other along a transverse fold line 10, as shown in Figs. 3 to 8. The transverse fold line 10 extends from one to another of the opposite vertices of the two longitudinal base triangles T1, T2 crossing the central longitudinal fold line 7, and allows, from the open position shown in Figs. 3 and 4, one of the first and second receptacle portions 1, 2 may be folded by said transverse fold line 10 to adopt a folded position, shown in Figs. 5 and 6, in which the first and second receptacle portions 1, 2 and the handle 8 are substantially superimposed. The handle 8 is sized so that it does not protrude from the first and second receptacle portions 1, 2 in the folded position. In this folded position, only a part of the spatula 25 protrudes from the first and second receptacle portions 1, 2. Additionally, when the container-collector 50 is not in use, the spatula 25 and the flap 26 can be folded together to The length of the fold line 15 to adopt a compact folded position, shown in Fig. 7, in which substantially no element protrudes from the first and second superimposed receptacle portions 1, 2. In this compact folded position, the container-container 50 including the spatula 25 has a flat configuration, takes up little space, can be easily stored and transported, and can be carried, for example, in a pocket. In addition, the container-container 50 with the spatula in the compact folded position shown in Fig. 7 is suitable to be supplied, for example, by an automatic or other dispenser. In an alternative embodiment (not shown), the base piece 30 carries a single spatula portion attached to one of the handle portions by one or more areas where weakened lines are found, so that this single spatula portion it can be separated ⁷ from the container-container by breaking the weakened lines to form a spatula with a single layer of sheet material. In another alternative embodiment (not shown), the spatula 25 is directly connected to the handle 8 by one or more weakened lines instead of being connected to the fin 26. In another alternative embodiment (not shown), the opening 11 and the tongue 14 is formed by cutting or punching in (as two parts 8a, 8b of the handle, respectively, instead of being formed in the fin 26 and at the opposite edge of the handle 8, respectively.

In the container-collector 50 according to the embodiment shown in Figs. 3 to 8, which is made from the base piece 30 of sheet material shown in Figs. 1 and 2 conveniently folded and with adhered parts, the first and second receptacle portions 1 and 2 have a single layer thickness of sheet material, the handle 8, the flap 26 and the spatula 25 has a double layer thickness of material laminar, and the area corresponding to the first transverse base triangle, where the handle 8 and the first receptacle portion 1 are superimposed and adhered, has a triple layer thickness of laminar material. By virtue of the groove 12, the central longitudinal fold line 7 is formed in an area with a thickness of a single layer of sheet material. However, in an alternative embodiment (not shown), the container-collector 50 is formed from several independent pieces conveniently joined to form a container-collector in which the handle is thicker than the receptacle portions. For example, the two receptacle portions are formed from a first piece of sheet material and the two parts of the handle are formed from a second piece of thicker sheet material. If the spatula is present, since it is optional, it may be formed of the same piece as the magician or of a separate piece of a sheet material of an appropriate thickness to confer sufficient rigidity. In any case, the container-collector 50 of the present invention is compact and lightweight, so that, when not in use, it can be easily stored and transported, and is suitable to be carried in a pocket, for example, when a User takes a pet for a walk. During use, the container-container 50 of the present invention is easy and clean to use, optionally with the help of the spatula 25, and after being used, the container-container 50 of the invention with the residue and the spatula 25 inside it is recyclable or biodegradable, even when the waste collected consists of animal droppings. One skilled in the art will be able to make modifications and variations in the exemplary embodiment shown and described without departing from the scope of the present invention as defined in the appended claims.

Claims

1.- Container-container of solid or semi-solid waste, comprising, in combination: a first and second flat receptacle portions (1, 2), of a sheet material, which include fold lines (3, 4, 7) and (5, 6, 7) that define respectively two longitudinal base triangles (T1, T2), which have a common base formed by a central longitudinal fold line (7), and vertices opposite to said longitudinal fold line central (7) located at points aligned in the transverse direction and located where peripheral edges of said first and second receptacle portions (1, 2) converge; and a handle (8) of a thicker sheet material superimposed on an outer face of one of the first and second receptacle portions (1, 2), said handle (8) having a central longitudinal fold line (9) aligned with said central longitudinal fold line (7) of the first and second receptacle portions (1, 2) and dividing the handle (8) into two parts (8a, 8b), said two parts (8a, 8b) having end portions attached respectively to at least part of the two longitudinal base triangles (T1, T2) of the first and second receptacle portions (1, 2); so that a bending of the handle (8) along its central longitudinal fold line (9) to bring the two parts (8a, 8b) towards each other causes a bending of the first and second receptacle portions (1, 2) by the fold lines (3, 4, 5, 6, 7) that define the two longitudinal base triangles (T1, T2) and an arc of the rest of the first and second receptacle portions (1, 2) up to substantially overlapping their respective peripheral edges defining a receptacle, being one of the first and second receptacle portions (1, 2) suitable to act as a pickup blade when it is in a partially arched position. 2.- Container-container, according to claim 1, characterized in that the first and second receptacle portions (1, 2) are connected to each other along a transverse fold line (10) extending from one to another of said opposite vertices of the two longitudinal base triangles (T1, T2) crossing the central longitudinal fold line (7), one of the first and second receptacle portions (1, 2) be folded by said transverse fold line (10) to adopt a folded position in which the first and second receptacle portions (1, 2) and the handle (8) are substantially superimposed. 3. Container-container, according to claim 2, characterized in that the parts (8a, 8b) of the handle (8) include respective fixing configurations (11, 14) prepared to be locked with one another when the handle (8) is folded by the central longitudinal fold line (9) to retain said receptacle formed by the first and second receptacle portions (1, 2) in a closed position. 4.- Container-collector, according to claim 3, characterized in that the first and second receptacle portions (1, 2) and the handle (8) of the container-collector (50) are obtained from a single base piece (30) of a sheet material of a thickness equivalent to the thickness of the first and second receptacle portions (1, 2). 5.- Container-container, according to claim 4, characterized in that said base piece (30) is elongated and defines the first and second receptacle portions (1, 2) at its ends and first and second handle portions ( 18a, 18b) juxtaposed in an intermediate zone, the base piece (30) being configured to be folded by fold lines in order to superimpose the first and second handle portions (18a, 18b), which can be adhered Ia one to the other to form said handle (8) with a resulting double thickness. 6. Container-container, according to claim 5, characterized in that, in the base piece (30), said first handle portion (18a) is connected to the first receptacle portion (1) along a first transverse fold line (10a), said second handle portion (18a) is connected to the second receptacle portion (1) along a second transverse crease line (10b), and the first and second handle portions ( 18a, 18b) are connected to each other along a third transverse fold line (16), the base part (30) being adapted to be folded by said third transverse fold line (16) in order to superimpose internal faces of the first and second handle portions (18a, 18b) to form said handle (8) and superimpose said first and second transverse fold lines ( 10a, 10b) to form said transverse fold line (10). 7.- Container-container, according to claim 6, characterized in that the first receptacle portion (1) includes said fold lines (3, 5), which together with said first transverse fold line (10a) define the sides of a first transverse base triangle, the second receptacle portion (2) includes said fold lines (4, 6), which together with said second transverse fold line (10b) define the sides of a second base triangle transverse, and along the first and second handle portions (18a, 18b) are formed first portions of mutually aligned central longitudinal fold line (9a, 9b) that extend inside the first and second laminar portions ( 1, 2) with respective second portions of the central longitudinal fold line (7a, 7b) ending at vertices of said first and second transverse base triangles opposite the respective first and s second transverse fold lines (10a, 10b). 8.- Container-collector, according to claim 7, characterized in that, in the collector-container (50) obtained from the folded and attached base part (30), the first and second handle portions (18a, 18b ) of the base piece (30) have respective internal faces mutually superimposed and adhered and an area of an external face of the first receptacle portion (1) delimited by said first transverse base triangle is superimposed and adhered to a corresponding area of an outer face of the first handle portion (18a). 9.- Container-picker, according to claim 8, characterized in that, when the first and second handle portions (18a, 18b) of the base piece (30) are superimposed and adhered forming the handle (8), said first portions of the central longitudinal fold line (9a, 9b) are superimposed forming said central longitudinal fold line (9) of the handle (8) and said second portions of the central longitudinal fold line (7a, 7b) are mutually adjacent and aligned together forming said central longitudinal fold line (7) of the first and second receptacle portions (1, 2). 10.- Container-container, according to claim 9, characterized in that said first portions of the central longitudinal fold line (9a, 9b) include cuts that provide grooves (12a, 12b) adjacent to the first and second lines of transverse fold (10a, 10b), said grooves (12a, 12b) being of lengths at least substantially equivalent to the lengths of said second central longitudinal line portions (7a, 7b) formed in the first and second laminar portions (1, 2 ). 11.- Container-picker, according to claim 9 or 10, characterized in that said fixing configurations (11, 14) comprise an opening (11) associated with one of the two parts (8a, 8b) of the handle (8) and a tongue (14) linked to the other of the two parts (8a, 8b) of the handle (8), said tongue (14) having a widened end configured to be inserted through said opening (11) and twisted to lock in the opening (11) when the handle is folded by the central longitudinal fold line (9) and thereby retain the receptacle formed by the first and second receptacle portions (1, 2) in the closed position. 12.- Container-container, according to claim 11, characterized in that said fixing configurations (11, 14) are formed from first and second opening portions (11a, 11b) associated with the respective first and second portions of handle (18a, 18b) of the base piece (30) and first and second tongue portions (14a, 14b) linked to the respective first and second handle portions (18a, 18b) of the base piece (30), and, in the container-collector (50) formed by the folded and bonded base piece (30), said first and second opening portions (11a, 11b) are superimposed forming the opening (11) and said first and second tongue portions (14a, 14b) have internal faces superimposed and adhered forming the tongue (14). 13.- Container-container, according to claim 12, characterized in that said first and second opening portions (11a, 11b) are formed respectively first and second fin portions (26a, 26b) connected to first side edges of the first and second handle portions (18a, 18b) of the base piece (30) along respective fold line portions (15a, 15b), and said first and second tongue portions (14a, 14b) extend from a few second lateral edges, opposite to the first, of the first and second handle portions (18a, 18b) of the base piece (30), and, in the collector- container (50) formed from the base piece (30) folded and adhered, said first and second fin portions (26a, 26b) have internal faces superimposed and adhered to form a fin (26) connected by a fold line (15) to a side edge of a part (8a) of the handle (8), with the opening (11) defined in said flap (26), and said first and second tongue portions (14a, 14b) have internal faces superimposed and adhered to form the tongue (14). 14. Container-container, according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the base piece (30) also includes at least a portion of spatula (25a) connected thereto by at least one weakened line (21a), said spatula portion (25a), which is at least one, configured to be separated from the base piece (30) by breaking said weakened line (21a) to form a spatula (25). 15.- Container-container, according to claim 14, characterized in that said spatula portion (25a) is laterally connected to said first handle portion (18a) along at least a first weakened line (21a) and a second spatula portion (25b) is connected laterally to said second handle portion (18b) along at least a second weakened line (21b), and, in the container-container (50) formed by the base piece (30 ) folded and adhered, said first and second spatula portions (25a, 25b) have internal faces superimposed and adhered to form a spatula (25) with a resulting double thickness connected to the handle (8) by a weakened line (21) formed by said first and second portions of the weakened line (21 a, 21b) superimposed, said spatula (25) being able to be separated from the container-container (50) by breaking said weakened line (21). 16. Container-container, according to claim 14, characterized in that said spatula portion (25a) is laterally connected to said first fin portion (26a) along at least a first weakened line (21a) and a second spatula portion (25b) is laterally connected to said second fin portion (26b) along at least a second weakened line (21b), and, in the container-container (50) formed by the base piece (30 ) folded and adhered, said first and second spatula portions (25a, 25b) have internal faces superimposed and adhered to form a spatula (25) with a resulting double thickness connected to the fin (26) by a weakened line (21) formed by said first and second portions of the weakened line (21a, 21b) superimposed, said spatula (25) being able to be separated from the container-container (50) by breaking said weakened line (21). 17.- Container-picker, according to claim 14, 15 or 16, characterized in that said spatula (25) comprises a handle (22) and a vane (23). 18.- Container-collector, according to claim 17, characterized in that the spatula (25) is configured so that at least its vane (23) can be housed after being used inside the receptacle of the container-container (50) ) when it is in the closed position. 19. Container-container, according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that each of the first and second receptacle portions (1, 2) has an outline in the form of a widened lobe from said points where the peripheral edges of the first and second receptacle portions (1, 2). 20. Container-container, according to claim 19, characterized in that the first and second receptacle portions (1, 2) have substantially coincident contours when the first and second receptacle portions (1, 2) are superimposed by bending around said transverse fold line (10) and / or when the receptacle formed by the first and second receptacle portions (1, 2) is in a closed position. 21. Container-container, according to claim 7, characterized in that said first transverse base triangle located in the first receptacle portion (1) and adhered to the parts (8a, 8b) of the handle (8) is smaller than the second transverse base triangle located in the second receptacle portion (1, 2). 22.- Container-collector, according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the container-collector (50) and the spatula (25) are made of a recyclable and / or biodegradable material.