Problems Solved by the Invention
Identifying items like personal beverages can be difficult, especially when at social events with multiple people. Households with multiple people using the same kitchen, bathroom, etc. may have a difficult time identifying which items belong to who. People may cross-contaminate beverages and other items if they cannot identify which product is theirs. People may end up throwing away items they cannot identify as theirs, ultimately wasting money and consumables, unnecessarily adding to the environmental waste stream.
Detailed Description
Personal Identification Mark (PIM) is a device used to make personalized markings and to identify personal items to avoid potential confusion with respect to ownership or control. The device is comprised of an appropriately sized scratch-off space. Size to be determined by the manufacturer's needs.
The user would scratch their personal identifiable marking (PIM) onto the scratch-off space, eliminating the need for a writing utensil. People may scratch the square with their fingernail, coin, keys, or other desired item and utilize initials, logos, symbols, and other markings to customize it. The item can then be easily identified from person to person.
Exact size, measurement, construction, and design specifications may vary upon further development and manufacturing.