How many of you, in some occasion, were seriously disgusted while talking at the receiver in a restaurant, in a bar or at a public phone? In fact, either on the surface or in the holes of the loudspeaker and of the receiver, after some time, the dirty leaves a deposit, from the saliva to the dust, making a cocktail of batteriums, which can be dangerous for our health. Fortunately Mr Clemente Marco thought to solve for him and for us this unpleasant problem definitely. In fact, after some tests with different materials, he patents the save receiver film, a confortable accessory simple to produce and easy to use. The device consist of a very thin adhesive film to throw after the use made of plastic or of other suitable material, with some microholes made on all the surface, to do not interfere with the intensity and the clarity of the voice. With this useful gadget we won’t be anymore disgusted while talking with few mm of distance from a dirty receiver, because if need be we will take the save receiver film, and we will be isolated from the dirty. These special films can be made in different shapes, either circular or rectangular, and they can be stick indistinctly on any kind of receiver or cellular phone. The patent is very simple to produce and can be sealed to a paltry sum, or as a free-gift to the customer, printing on the surface not adhesive the name of our bar or restaurant. So if you are interested in this clever and useful invention and you wish to have more detailed information, please contact us at our telephone numbers indicated at the end of the page or you can write us using the appropriate ELECTRONIC FORM. The inventor is preparing a functional prototype to show to possible buyer companies, which will test the exceptional potential of this extraordinary and out-coming patent. We remind readers that all the published prototypes in this site are patented. Any partial or total plagiarism of the objects reproduced in the pictures or in the drawings will be persecuted in accordance with Italian Law and in all the foreign countries. All the texts are instead protected by copyright.