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Creating an stunning Christmas table setting really isn't that hard. Nothing is more beautiful than an elegantly set table for Christmas. From using beautiful flowers, candles, and anything that sparkles!
Christmas table setting ideas doesn't have to cost a lot of money. It isn't too difficult to stay withing your Christmas budget and still create a beautiful table for your guests and family to enjoy.
This is a photo of a client's home I recently decorated. She loved soft whites and silver colors. I just love white Christmas decorating ideas. A white table setting is so elegant and graceful.
I kept the floral arrangement she already had and just accented the table with silver and white, and a little sparkle! A mirrored snowflake ornament was placed under each candlestick. I found a gorgeous table runner trimmed with silver from Target for $18.99!
Next I added a little cluster of Christmas ball ornaments and placed them on each side of the flora arrangement.
A little greenery was added around the ornaments and that is all that was needed. I used silver chargers and beautiful white plates with sayings written in silver. And last, adorable silver snowflake napkin rings held the white and silver napkins. Gorgeous!
Traditional English Christmas Dinner Menu
A traditional three course menu with easy to follow recipes, planning notes and useful tips.
This is a table setting that was created by Susan from Between Naps On The Porch. She doesn't go overboard with too many decorations. She uses reindeer as her main theme, both in the table centerpiece, and in the napkin rings. The small candles give a warm and inviting feeling. Susan is the queen of table decorating ideas!
To add an extra layer of elegance to your table, try your hand at napkin folding ideas.
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How beautiful is this place setting? Spray paint a small pine cone silver and place it on a white folded napkin with a little fresh greenery. Brilliant!
Remember to use candles during the holiday season, they add warmth and elegance.
It doesn't take much to create a beautiful dining atmosphere. But, what makes a holiday special and inviting is a home filled with good food, friends, and family!


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Statement from:
Mark Israel, M.D.
Preston T. and Virginia R. Kelsey Distinguished Chair in Cancer
Director, Norris Cotton Cancer Center, an NCI-designated Comprehensive Cancer Center
Professor of Pediatrics and of Genetics
Philanthropic dollars are critically important for our ability to fight cancer. This year we plan to focus on several areas of investigation: tumor immunology, molecular epidemiology, prevention (screening and behavioral change), experimental therapeutics, early phase clinical trials, and personalized medicine. These areas are not new, but it makes sense to concentrate our efforts to have the greatest impact possible (bringing research into patient treatment) as quickly as possible.
We will continue to fund Prouty Pilot Project grants, which are an outstanding way to move our science forward; nursing education, which keeps our nurses abreast of best practices; and the all-important patient support services, which ease the path of our cancer patients and their families.
If I could, I would personally thank every single participant, volunteer, sponsor, and donor for helping to make The Prouty the wonderful event it has become. We are so grateful for all of the effort you put into raising money for our fight against cancer. Research conducted here has helped change the way medicine is practiced. With your help we will continue to lead the way.
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In addition to an outdoor pool and a children's pool, DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Cairns provides a spa tub and a fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant and a snack bar/deli. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of the hotel's bars, which include a poolside bar and a bar/lounge. Public areas are equipped with high-speed wireless Internet access (surcharge).
Business-related amenities at this 4.5-star property consist of a business center and a meeting room. This luxury hotel also offers multilingual staff, gift shops/newsstands, and a garden. Parking is available onsite for a surcharge.
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Writes Peggy T of Osceola, Wis.: "Sixty years ago, on April 10th, we had our first son, at Aberdeen Proving Grounds in Maryland. Mr. T was in the Army at that time.
"The doctors put me to sleep because it was too difficult a delivery, so I was unaware of what went on at the end.
"When the nurses brought the babies the next morning, they didn't bring mine, and I thought: Well, they must be doing something with him. When the second feeding time came and they didn't bring him, I thought he must have died, and I started to cry. One of the nurses said: 'I am going to get one of the doctors.' The doctor said: 'Didn't the obstetrician talk to you?' I said no. The obstetrician came and said: 'Didn't the pediatrician talk to you?'
"Well, nobody had talked to me.
Reports TOADMAN: "I took this picture last Saturday, April 5.
"The house is just west of Grantsburg, Wis., and the snow is almost up to the eaves. Considering the cold and snowy winter we've had, it certainly seems plausible that a house could be buried in snow! Alas, looks can be deceiving. Drive by in the summer, and you won't see much more above ground than you see here. But this is a fun one to send to relatives who live down South!"
"It was a beautiful morning in Maryland. The daffodils and the tulips were in bloom, and it is the only time of the year when I would like to be back in Maryland.
"David and I had a bill of $12.60 for the time we spent in the hospital, including our meals and everything. The women did have to get up and make their own beds, though.
"Now, 60 years later, we will be able to celebrate the birthday of our first son. Happy birthday, David Wayne!"
Beetle mania
Major Grandpa: "Like a lot of Marine officers, I had a VW Beetle as a second car. In the early '70s, I was the C.O.
"I had an early VW that someone had brought back with them from Europe. I knew this because it had a shortwave radio and had a 6-volt battery, which was located under the back seat. As you can imagine, 6-volt batteries were hard to get in North Carolina, and I had to replace mine.
"One evening when I was getting ready to go to class, I got a phone call because one of my kids in the squadron had been picked up for speeding in his muscle car. While I was trying to get all the facts, I ran late for class and forgot to lock the VW. After class was over, I tried to start the car ... but nothing. Not only had someone stolen the battery; they'd stolen the guarantee from the glove compartment!
"When I finally sold the car, it had over a quarter-million miles on it, and I still had John Muir's book ["How to Keep Your Volkswagen Alive: A Manual of Step by Step Procedures for the Compleat Idiot"], because I had four more VW's."
'Our' pets, ourselves
The D in Scandia: "It was a hard year to be an 'owner' of a feral cat.
"The last time we saw Otto before he went missing for over a month, it was snowing and he was limping. We were glad he knew where he could always find food and water, but as the days went by and we didn't see him, we assumed the worst. We have never held him or petted him, but he is still 'our cat.'
"We finally stopped putting out food.
"And then one day Roomie saw a gray tail disappear around the corner of the house. It was Otto. Out came the food and water! He ate and drank and was even more skittish than he has been over the four years he has been coming to our house. He isn't as regular in his habits as he used to be, but he is back. I think he knows he will always be 'our cat.'
"Thank you to all of you who take care of ownerless animals. They will always have a home in our hearts."
Mixed messages
Writes Roger from Woodbury: "Of course, I read in the Pioneer Press and heard on everything from 'Twin Cities Live' to the 'Today' show that McDonald's is offering a free small coffee through April 13.
"I did the McDonald's drive-through Sunday to order my normal large coffee with three creams. I drove up to the pay window with the $1.07 in hand that has been the price for coffee of all sizes at McDonald's for ages. As I was handing it to the McDonald's Associate, I realized that she had said $1.39. I said: 'Oh, it changed.' She said: 'Yeah. The price went up.'
"As I drove away, I reflected on how much publicity McDonald's had gotten over the fact that they were giving away a small coffee with a breakfast purchase for a three-week promotional period. I wondered if their press release had also noted that they were permanently raising the price of the large coffee by 30 percent! I'm guessing not...'.
"Maybe their international marketing slogan should be 'I'm not lovin' it!' "
See world
Writes Norton's mom of Eau Claire, Wis.: "The recent items in BB about Wabasha and the Eagle Center brought to mind the following story told by our good friend and down-the-road neighbor, Ed.
"We live in an area just south of Eau Claire and within a few miles of the Chippewa River, so we often see eagles -- soaring, perched in trees, and sometimes even sitting in a field near the road: an absolutely awesome sight.
"One Sunday a few years ago, Ed and his wife decided to take a leisurely drive to Wabasha to look at the eagles. While there, they didn't see a single eagle. They drove home, and, sure enough, as they approached their house, they spotted four or five eagles circling the area above their back yard.
"He said they still enjoyed the drive, and technically did see eagles during the drive, although they could have saved on gas money and just gone into the back yard and looked up."
The Permanent Grandmotherly/Granddaughterly Record
Grandma Fish of Woodbury: "My granddaughter, Avery, is now 3.
"She was staying with me last week, and has become very independent about using the bathroom: 'I can do it myself. Call me when I am finished.' (She doesn't have that who-calls-who part figured out yet.)
"Pretty soon I heard: 'You better get in here, Grammy. We have a big mess!' Now, those are words you just do not want to hear after a 3-year-old has been in the bathroom alone for five minutes. And what's with the WE part? I wasn't even in there.
"As I opened the door, she looked like she was sitting on a cloud, as she had unrolled a whole roll of toilet paper all around her. I cleaned up that mess and waited as she took 10 minutes to wash her hands. What is it with kids and water?
"When we were back in the living room, I told her that WE needed to pick up all the toys. Her reply: 'I'll watch!' No matter how I tried to reason with her, she didn't seem to see that I was not the one who had put all those toys on the floor. I even showed her the scars on my knees from my two knee replacements. Did not get the sympathy vote, either.
"I then looked over on the chair, and there it was -- her blanket. Aha! I grabbed the blanket and told her it was MINE until she picked up the toys.
"Mission accomplished."
Band Name of the Day: A Big Mess
Website of the Day: Dog Meets Magpie, at http://tinyurl.com/magpie-mate


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VMTurbo Partners with Net One Systems, Lands IDC Frontier as Customer VMTurbo expands into Japan, signing well-known reseller and one of the largest data center providers in Tokyo as first customer Business Wire BURLINGTON, Mass. -- April 16, 2013 VMTurbo, the leading provider of software-defined control for cloud and virtualized environments, today announced that it has partnered with Net One Systems, a leading network services reseller in Japan, to distribute VMTurbo Operations Manager. With the partnership, IDC Frontier, an innovative provider of data center solutions, selected VMTurbo to address the challenges associated with operating, optimizing and controlling their virtualized infrastructure. "Adding VMTurbo to our portfolio of competitive and innovative IT solutions caters directly to our customers' business needs," said Fumihiko Shinoura, executive officer of Net One Systems. "We are seeing the demand for advanced virtualization and cloud solutions escalate, and bringing VMTurbo on board enables us to offer a transformative, automated IT operations solution that ensures cloud and virtualized environments are operating in the most optimized state." Virtualization Initiatives Shift from Consolidation to Improving IT Operations and Service Delivery As the focus of virtualization deployments shifts from consolidation to improving IT operations and service delivery, VMTurbo delivers a new approach to meet the challenges associated with planning, deploying, managing and maintaining these complex virtual and cloud environments. Rather than simply collecting data and providing alerts, the product's software-defined control offloads and automates decision-making from operational staff—reducing time spent troubleshooting and maximizing infrastructure utilization. IDC Frontier quickly recognized the value offered by VMTurbo and the positive impact VMTurbo Operations Manager will have on differentiating their service delivery. By selecting VMTurbo, IDC Frontier is increasing its ability to assure service delivery and value to their customers. "As one of the largest service providers in the Japanese market, we look for IT operations solutions that increase scalability and assure service delivery for business customers running applications in the IDC Frontier cloud," said Noriaki Terakado, general manager, Service Development Department Technology Division at IDC Frontier. "Selecting VMTurbo was an easy decision as it delivers on all these criteria—offering a closed-loop solution for operations management." "Net One Systems is leading the charge in solving the real challenges their customers are experiencing in managing cloud services and IT operations in virtualized data centers. They are capitalizing on the opportunities to drive operational efficiencies and capital cost savings, and we look forward to working with such a respected solutions provider in the important Japanese market," said N. Louis Shipley, president and chief executive officer at VMTurbo. "IDC Frontier's decision to select VMTurbo Operations Manager is a great example of leading organizations embracing a new approach to controlling their virtual infrastructure and raising the consistencyof service delivery." About Net One Systems Net One Systems Co., Ltd. provides entire IT infrastructure and communication systems that improve productivity and are easy to use, in order to help customers' businesses succeed. Net One Systems achieves this by continually discerning cutting-edge technology trends worldwide, in the network and platform sectors, and adding high-quality technologies and services to products it has verified itself. The Net One Group is able to provide reliable, value-added solutions by possessing a comprehensive business infrastructure which includes a Technical Center for R&D and system testing, a Quality Control Center for product inspection, an Expert Operation Center (XOC) for remote system monitoring and operation, and a Network Academy for engineer training services. (Established: February 1988; Revenue: 157.63 billion yen – consolidated figure for year ending March 2012). Information about Net One Systems can be found at http://www.netone.co.jp. About IDC Frontier IDC Frontier Inc. provides data center solutions. It offers IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service); co-location services, which include hosting and other data center solutions; hosting services, which include data center solutions to support e-business; security services; IP address/domain name registration services; network services; and service level agreement services. IDC Frontier Inc. is based in Tokyo, Japan, and as of February 2nd, 2009, operates as a subsidiary of Yahoo! Japan Corporation. For more information, please visit http://www.idcf.jp/english/. About VMTurbo Operations Manager VMTurbo Operations Manager is the only solution on the market that understands application performance, resource utilization and capacity constraints in a virtualized data center, and is able to automatically adjust allocation to ensure service based on priority. Since its initial release, more than 9,000 cloud service providers and enterprises worldwide have deployed the VMTurbo Software-Defined Control platform to gain greater control and prevent performance issues across their virtual infrastructure. To download VMTurbo Operations Manager 3.3, visit www.vmturbo.com/download. Supporting Resources For the latest news and information, engage with VMTurbo via: *VMTurbo's Blog *Twitter *YouTube *LinkedIn *Facebook About VMTurbo VMTurbo delivers a Software-Defined Control platform for cloud and virtualized environments. The company's solutions utilize the Economic Scheduling Engine to dynamically adjust configuration, resource allocation and workload placement to meet service levels and business goals. It is the only technology on the market capable of closing the loop in IT operation by automating the decision-making process to maintain the environment in the desired state. The VMTurbo platform first launched in August 2010 and since that time more than 9,000 cloud service providers and enterprises worldwide have deployed the platform, including British Telecom, Colgate, CSC and the London School of Economics. Using VMTurbo, our customers ensure that applications get the resources they need to operate reliably, while utilizing infrastructure and human resources in the most efficient way. For more information, visit us at www.vmturbo.com. Contact: Mindshare PR Heather Fitzsimmons, 650-800-7160 firstname.lastname@example.com
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People, Get Ready
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People, Get Ready
Tomorrow's fortuitous alignment puts Mars in hero mode and makes a marvelous benefactor of Jupiter. Today's task is simply to get ready. Know what you want and, more importantly, why. What feeling are you hoping to experience by acquiring it? The practical Virgo moon rules most of the day, helping you work out the answers to these questions.
ARIES (March 21-April 19). There's a challenge before you. It all boils down to a question. Will you do what others expect of you, or will you let yourself do the things you need to do in order to succeed?
TAURUS (April 20-May 20). You find a need, fill it and learn from the experience. If you can get your costs down and turn a profit, the whole process could be quite lucrative for you — possibly even the start of a new income stream.
GEMINI (May 21-June 21). One hour a day may not seem like a lot, but over time it will be enough to write a novel, lose weight or complete another amazing feat that otherwise would rest solidly in the "not going to happen" category.
CANCER (June 22-July 22). Though friends often do activities together, an activity companion is not the same thing as a friend. Knowing how people fit into your life and how you fit into theirs makes for smooth relations.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). At many points in your life, you have been attracted to the wrong kinds of people. They let you serve them and undervalued your contribution. They pulled rank on you when no rank was earned. That all changes this year.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). If you're single and want to ask someone out on a date, just ask. This is your time. Better to make something happen, good or bad, than to wait around wondering whether anything ever could.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). You're social, and you love people. They do need to pull their own weight in a conversation, though; otherwise, things get tiresome. It's even more tiresome if they won't pass the conversational ball. Avoid those types!
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). Things have changed in your industry. There are more tools available to you now than ever before. You'll spend your free time brushing up on the latest exciting advances.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). Why worry? Answer: No reason. The chances of the worst-case scenario actually happening are practically zilch, and even if the worst did occur, you'd find a way to get through it.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). You may not be conscious of your search for more people like you, but the success of finding someone isn't lost on you, either. It's something you'll talk about later: the day you met so-and-so.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). When change happens, it happens in an instant. The thing is, you never know which instant. So keep the faith and keep moving forward. You're closer than you think.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). You'll be wide awake among people who are not living consciously. Should you wake up these sleepwalkers, too? The best way to do that is to stay aware. The ones who are supposed to notice will.
TODAY'S BIRTHDAY (Jan. 3). Do you feel it? Some deep greatness is coming to the surface. You will do wonderful things this year. In the next six weeks, you'll bounce between organization and action. New friends point the way to a successful business venture. Love's promises and domestic practicalities mesh beautifully in the spring. Gemini and Scorpio people adore you. Your lucky numbers are: 17, 11, 4, 37 and 28.
RESOLUTIONS BY SIGN: A great resolution, when accomplished, will have a positive effect on many different parts of your life. Furthermore, it will have a positive effect on others. Here's the one you're likely to keep all year. ARIES and SCORPIO: Do it your way. Don't start out with the compromised version. TAURUS and CAPRICORN: Let go of things. Saving, collecting or owning too much makes life cumbersome. This is true of people, emotional baggage and material goods alike. GEMINI: Promote kindness everywhere. CANCER: Do what you're not good at a few times a week. This is your year to get good at more things. LEO: Choose worthy problems to solve, the kind that excite you and the kind that haven't already been solved by thousands of others. VIRGO and SAGITTARIUS: Perfect your pitches. You'll be selling people on many things this year, both personal and professional. Practice. LIBRA: Stop comparing your life to those of your friends and people in the media. AQUARIUS: Strive to understand the people in your life more deeply. Nothing will make you richer. PISCES: Try things in new ways. From your work to recipes to relationships, you'll thrive on the variety of mix-ups.
CELEBRITY PROFILES: J.R.R. Tolkien has created mystical worlds where hobbits, elves and the like unite to fight evil. The maps, lore and languages of "The Lord of the Rings" series continue to fascinate modern audiences. This imaginative Capricorn was born when the moon and Venus were in fanciful Aquarius and Mercury was in Capricorn, suggesting high levels of self-discipline and a fascination with power.
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|Brush and wiper
|Brush and scraper
|Brush and massage-tool
|Mortar-joint finisher
|MULTIFUNCTIONAL FILLER TOOL - A multifunctional filler tool is a combination of three different tools, the trowel covers and slides along the scraper between the idle and active positions, namely, the trowel and the scraper do not increase the width of the entire multifunctional filler tool so as to limit the size of the multifunctional filler tool. When in the active position, the trowel fully covers the scraper, while the scraper does not interfere with the operation of the trowel. When in the idle position, the trowel moves away from the scraper while still keeping abutting against the scraper, namely, the trowel won't protrude in the upward direction to stick out of the scraper; therefore, the trowel does not interfere with the gripping of the handle.
|SURFACE FINISHING TOOL - A finishing tool with an elongate body having a finish side and a grip side. The finish side provides a finish edge configured to form a flat concrete surface when pulled across partially set concrete. The grip side is configured to be gripped by a user. A radius notch on one end of the finish side is configured to provide a rounded edge transition above the flat concrete surface when pulled across the partially set concrete. The finish edge is configured to be sloped running away from the radius notch. An adjustable form gage can be attached to an opposite end of the elongate body from the radius notch. The adjustable form gage defines a foot with a form surface configured to interface with a form. The adjustable form gage is adjustable within a predetermined range to set the finish edge at a predetermined pitch.
|Multifunction Caulk Tool - A preferred embodiment of a caulk tool comprises a body member having a raised handle and two working heads. The first working head is adapted for the application of caulk and is connected to the first descending end of the raised handle. The first working head preferably comprises a triangular member formed of soft plastic material. The triangular member is rotatable, having three tips of varying size. The second working head is adapted for the removal of old caulk and is connected to the second descending end of the raised handle axially opposed to the first working head. The second working head preferably comprises a metallic head having two tips suited to remove old caulk. In a preferred embodiment, a third working head in the form of a flat scraper is positioned adjacent to said second working head.
|Brush and squeegee
|Cleanup system - The cleanup system employs an associated clearing component, such as a tool comprised of squeegee and/or brush elements, to close the entrance to a containment or receptacle unit to thereby prevent leakage or escape of liquid, semi-liquid, and/or dry matter during transport.
|Cleanup system - The cleanup system employs an associated clearing component, such as a tool comprised of plate portion and an adjacent squeegee and/or brush element, to close the top opening and entrance to a containment or receptacle unit with which it is pivotably interengageable, to thereby prevent leakage or escape of liquid, semi-liquid, and/or dry matter during transport.
|MUSICAL TOOTHBRUSH AND METHOD OF USE - A toothbrush with a handle having a base, a body, and a head. The body having a first section and a second section forming an oblique angle. A projector of sound or music located within the handle. The toothbrush having at least one bristle attached to the head. The toothbrush having a handle cover attached to the base. A method of using a toothbrush including the step of gripping the toothbrush. The method further including the step of engaging the projector of sound or music. The method still further including the step of utilizing the toothbrush while the projector of sound or music is activated.
|Apparatus And Method For Monitoring Dental Brushing Performance With A Conventionally Manufactured Toothbrush - A removable and transferable electronic system monitors the brushing patterns and brushing intensity of a user by analyzing the sound(s) that is produced by a conventional tooth brush as it passes over the teeth and/or gums. The system couples to the toothbrush and the brushing sounds are captured by a microphone coupled to the toothbrush which is then communicated to a microprocessor coupled to a digital display. After the microprocessor has analyzed the brushing sounds, a message is displayed on the digital display that directs the user to continue brushing or change brushing habits, depending on the outcome of the analysis. After brushing, the system may be decoupled from the toothbrush and stored or coupled to another user's toothbrush and the process repeated.
|Golf Clubhead Cleaning Device - A golf clubhead cleaning device. The cleaning device is a single or multilayer flexible band which is secured to a golf shoe without interfering with the cleats. The device is elastic and stretches sufficiently to be slid over the circumference of a golfer's shoe, and when released, retracts sufficiently to snugly fit and remain in place. The outer surface includes an abrasive surface portion which a golf clubhead is rubbed against to remove any dirt. The lower portion of the device is sized to rest against the sole of a golf shoe such that it does not interfere with the cleats. The outer surface rests snugly against the golf shoe and does not protrude or interfere with the golfer's walking or swing. The outer surface may be detachable and replaceable. Indicia may be displayed on the device.
|Multipurpose tool with moveably arranged plates - A multipurpose tool for cleaning, sanding, abrading, scrubbing, finishing, and polishing a work surface orientated in an angular or coplanar manner, which comprises a body having a top face and left and right sides integrally associated with leftward and rightward runners, respectively, for mounting thereon a pair of movably arranged plates in three distinct positional arrangements. Each leftward and rightward runner comprises a bottom face situated in between inward and outward angular walls each being angularly orientated within a specified range. Each movably arranged plate comprises a beveled edge correlating to a select angular orientated value of the outward and inward angular walls and first and second planar surfaces affixed with a hook and loop fastener to accept thereon an interchangeable surface element appropriately suited to operate on the work surface, the tool further comprising strap members attached to the body to engage one's hand to permit secure handling thereof.
|Footwear cleaning system - A footwear cleaning system employs two footwear cleaning components, one to be positioned on each foot of a user. Each footwear component has a base upon which footwear retaining straps or equivalent shoe-type coverings are located to allow wearers of various foot sizes to use the footwear components. Attached to the lower surface of the base of the footwear component, by Velcro® connectors or similar connecting devices, is a cleaning pad consisting of a plurality of cleaning sheets, each with adhesive surfaces. The adhesive surface of the top cleaning sheet on the cleaning pad picks up dirt, dust, and other loose debris from a soiled surface when the wearer walks on the surface with the footwear components. When a cleaning sheet becomes overly soiled, it is torn off the pad to expose a fresh clean cleaning sheet and the cleaning process immediately continues.
|Portable multi-function movable, electronic device display screen and glass cleaning accessory - A moveable portable electronic device display screen or glass cleaning accessory is a hand held multi-functional apparatus with the ability to allow the user to clean the display screen of an electronic device and easily be carried, stored in a pocket, travel bag or hand bag. The invention is outfitted with micro fiber fabrics for cleaning display screens or glass, a small mirror attached for viewing oneself, one or more pockets for storage of small devices, one or more magnets attached to each side of the apparatus are to assist holding currency. The invention demonstrates the ability to be manufactured in multiple shapes, sizes, fabrics, and colors. The multiple congruent sides of the invention demonstrate the ability to either flip open, utilizing a piece of flexible fabric attached to each side of the device, swivel lending to its ability to turn 45, 90, 180 up to 360 degrees, and or slide open by means of each congruent side on an sliding frame and rail device.
|Clean Sole - A device comprising of four components attached to a portable, compact case that is used to clean the soles of shoes. The first component known as the Pick Tang is used to pick out stones, dirt and debris from the cavities of soles. The second component known as the Steelo Brush is used to brush away dirt and debris from the sole of shoes. The third component known as the Scraper is used to scrape off dirt, grime, chewing gum and any other sticky substance from the soles. The fourth component known as the Driver is used to push out dirt, debris, mud, ice, snow and anything else stuck in the narrow grooves of the soles. The four components are attached to the fifth component, the case. The case is comprised of two pieces that are held together by four pairs of male/female connectors. The components are able to retract into the carriage in their closed positions. The components are opened utilizing a fingernail grip found on the shafts of each component.
|PERSONAL CARE IMPLEMENT HAVING A DISPLAY - A personal care implement or toothbrush includes a sensor for detecting a position of the toothbrush and orientation display for providing content to a user. The display may be configured to present content in a mirror-image format. The personal care implement may be configured to operate in one or more modes of operation. One or more components may be included for setting variables associated with the modes of operation, for changing an orientation of the displayed content between a mirror-image format and forward-facing format, and for changing the particular mode of operation.
|Window cleaning device for out of reach windows - The present invention discloses a device for cleaning an out of reach window of a structure, which window might be otherwise difficult to reach without utilizing a ladder, said apparatus comprises: a) a receptacle for holding a spray bottle containing window cleaning fluid; b) an armature to which can be attached a cable enabling the user to pull the cable thereby compressing the handle of the spray bottle and spraying cleaning fluid onto the window; c) a device for holding paper towels, fabric or other material for cleaning and drying the window; d) a receptacle for receiving a fixed or extending pole, enabling the user to extend the device above his head and clean windows which are otherwise out of reach.
|WASTE REMOVAL SYSTEM - A waste removal device comprises a body, a paddle (
|Products And Methods For Disclosing Conditions In The Oral Cavity - An oral hygiene implement may include a body having a handle region and a head region, the head having cleaning elements extending therefrom, an energy source disposed in the head region, wherein the energy source is capable of providing visible light having a wavelength of between about 380 nm to about 700 nm, and a device for filtering visible light of predetermined wavelengths reflected from portions of an oral cavity and for transmission of energy resulting from the fluorescence from a disclosing agent. An oral hygiene kit may include a fluorescent agent capable of highlighting a condition within an oral cavity and one or more of oral hygiene devices and/or implements having an energy source capable of providing electromagnetic energy and a device for filtering. A method of identifying oral conditions within an oral cavity that includes applying an oral composition to the oral cavity, wherein the oral composition comprises a fluorescent agent, and wherein the disclosing agent is present within the oral composition from about 0.001 weight percent to about 10% weight percent, applying energy from an energy source to the oral cavity, filtering at predetermined wavelengths the reflected visible light from portions of the oral cavity, and viewing the filtered visible light from the fluorescent agent, which indicates conditions within the oral cavity.
|Scraper sponge - A scraper sponge for cleaning and scraping away unwanted substances from an object or surface comprising a sponge body defining a first surface and a second surface opposite the first surface and a scraper secured to one of the first and second surfaces. As an alternative, the sponge body defines an aperture for securing the scraper therein. The scraper has a tip portion defining at least one edge and a depressible surface to which forces are applied to manipulate the scraper. The edge is narrow and adapted for entering corners, grooves and crevices and for scraping surfaces. The scraper is at least semi rigid and the depressible surface is contoured to facilitate effective scraping. The sponge body has at least one surface adapted for cleaning and scouring and is usable with or without the scraper.
|Dustpan, or dustsheet, and receptacle - An alternate form of a dustpan, described as a dustsheet, and a receptacle for storage of the dustsheet.
|APPARATUS FOR MAINTAINING DENTAL HYGIENE - An apparatus for maintaining dental hygiene is provided. For example, in one embodiment, the apparatus includes a body. The body includes an elongated member configured to extend outward from the body. The elongated member includes a head including a plurality of bristles. The apparatus also includes a cap configured to kill microbes on a plurality of bristles when attached to the body.
|Scratch off tool for lottery tickets - A scratch off tool for removing coverings from a lottery game piece has a body with a blade extending from the body. The blade is used to remove the scratch off covering from the game piece. The body is provided with an aperture to allow the tool to be attached to a key chain. Also, a magnifying glass is embedded within the body for use in reading the lottery game piece.
|Multi-Functional Hairbrush with Storage Compartments - A multi-functional hairbrush with storage compartments for grooming, storing and organizing small beauty accessories, the hairbrush having a hollow brush head and main chamber, a brush lid portion attached hingedly to the hollow brush head, a plurality of spring clips mounted removably therewithin. The hairbrush also has a slot chamber positioned underneath the main chamber and a flat comb portion fitting within the slot chamber and inserted removably therewithin. The hairbrush has a hollow, elongated handle portion and an elongated chamber, with handle lid portion attached hingedly to the handle portion. The elongated chamber also as a plurality of spring clips mounted removably therewithin.
|BATHROOM TOOL WITH AESTHETIC IMPLEMENT - A bathroom tool comprises an elongate handle, a tool implement, such as a toilet plunger or brush, an aesthetic implement removably coupled to the top of the elongate handle, and a base piece capable of receiving the tool implement. The aesthetic implement improves the visual appeal of the disclosed tool by incorporating one or more decorative elements thereon. The tool implement may be a toilet plunger, a toilet brush, or a combination thereof. An aesthetic adornment comprises a tool implement and aesthetic implement and may be retrofit onto an existing bathroom tool.
|Tongue Cleaning Device - A head portion for a tongue cleaning device is disclosed. The head portion includes a mechanical tongue cleaning section and a tongue cleaning electrode. The mechanical tongue cleaning section includes a cleaning protrusion. The tongue cleaning electrode enables a current flow into a user's tongue during operation.
|TOOTHBRUSH SYSTEM UTILIZING ORAL CARE CAPSULE - A toothbrush includes a brush head having a capsule receiving zone sized to receive an dentrifice capsule, and a plurality of angled bristles adapted to retain the capsule in such zone. Loading of such toothbrush with a capsule may be performed with a dispenser including a toothbrush manipulation element adapted to move a retention structure associated with the brush head, and dispensation element adapted to deliver the capsule into the receiving zone. Such dispenser may include a desiccant material disposed to receive moisture from a capsule storage container. A dispenser may further include a plurality of toothbrush insertion apertures each adapted to receive a portion of a different toothbrush, so as to enable multiple users each having different toothbrushes to use the same dispenser without requiring contact between multiple brushes and single capsule interface surface of the dispenser.
|ILLUMINATED FLASHING TOOTHBRUSH AND METHOD OF USE - A toothbrush can include a handle and a head. At least one bristle can be attached to the head. The toothbrush can also have an illumination member, an illumination circuit and an activation device. A pliant base on the handle can be used to activate the activation device to initiate the illumination circuit.
|Powder Applicator - A powder applicator includes first and second sheets of flexible material, each sheet having a circular configuration with an external perimeter and having a porous section. The powder applicator also includes an absorbent disc having a predetermined amount of powder. The first sheet external perimeter is coupled to the second sheet external perimeter and the absorbent disc is sandwiched between the first and second sheets.
|Corralling Utensil with Associated Cutting Board - A corralling utensil with associated cutting board (
|Cloth Accessory with Removable Insert - A cloth accessory includes a cover member of a soft and flexible material, which forms an enclosure having an opening therein. An insert is configured to fit within the cover member and hold the opening of the cover member in an open position with a substantially constant size and shape. A cloth is coupled to the cover member and has a first and second configuration. The cloth is retracted substantially into the cover member for storage in the first configuration. In the second configuration the cloth is extended through the insert and the opening of the cover member, and substantially out of the cover member for use while remaining coupled to the cover member. An associated method for cleaning or treating a device includes providing a cloth accessory, orienting the cloth into the second configuration and contacting a device with the cloth to clean or treat the device.
|Cleaning Tool
|ORAL CARE IMPLEMENT WITH PRODUCT APPLICATOR - An oral care implement with product application is disclosed. In one embodiment, the implement is a fluid dispensing toothbrush having a body comprised of a handle, a head, and an internal cavity containing an oral care material. The head includes tooth cleaning elements and an applicator in fluid communication with the internal cavity. In one embodiment, the applicator includes at least one spring-actuated valve operable to dispense the fluidic oral care material upon engagement with a user's oral tissue. The oral care material is delivered from the internal cavity upon applying a pressing force to a moveable sealing element of the valve. In certain embodiments, a pressurizer may be provided to pressurize the oral care material for positive dispensing. In one embodiment, the applicator is disposed in a soft tissue cleaner on the toothbrush head.
|Electrical Terminal Connector Cleaning Device and Method - An electrical connector cleaning devices includes a first elongate cleaning element extending outwardly from a housing, wherein the first cleaning element includes raised surface portions extending radially outward from its outside wall surface. A second elongate cleaning element extends outwardly from the housing and includes raised surface portions extending radially inward from its inside wall surface. Each of the first and second cleaning elements is a cylindrical tube having a longitudinally extending open seam forming a gap for permitting a flexing of the cleaning element walls through a biasing force placed thereon. Each of the raised surface portions forms rings extending around the inside and outside wall surfaces of the first and second cleaning elements, respectively. One ring has its raised surface portions angularly offset along the longitudinal direction from an adjacent raised surface portion in an adjacent ring of raised surface portions.
|APPARATUS FOR CLEANING TURFED GROUND - A turf cleaning machine includes a bowed plate swept by a cylindrical plate. The bowed plate, when successively swept by a cylindrical brush, catches waste not ejected by the brush into a collecting pan to ensure collection of the waste. The waste is picked up a second time for ejection from the brush into the pan.
|PHOTOCATALYST TOOTHBRUSH USING ADVANCED OXIDATION PROCESS - The present invention relates to a photocatalyst toothbrush using an AOP (advanced oxidation process) which is configured such that a light source unit
|MULTIPURPOSE CLEANING TOOL HAVING AN INTERCHANGABLE HEAD - An interchangeable cleaning tool has a pole member and a plurality of tool heads. Each tool had is removably coupled to the pole member. A locking device is attached to one end of the pole member to removably attach one of the plurality of tool heads to the telescoping pole member. The locking device comprises: a locking housing having a tapered interior section; an aperture formed in a side of the locking housing; a lever kingly coupled to the locking housing; and a protrusion formed on the lever, wherein movement of the lever causes the protrusion to move in and out of the aperture causing the locking device to move between a locked and an unlocked position.
|ELECTRONIC TOOTHBRUSH INCORPORATING DIGITAL TRAINING AID - An electric toothbrush and method of use for improving the oral health habits of a child. The toothbrush incorporates a digital training aid that includes a display screen and microprocessor which generates pictorial images on the screen. The microprocessor is programmed to record the actual frequency and duration of brushing over at least a twenty four hour period and to compare the actual figures with pre-programmed desired runtimes and frequencies. The microprocessor changes the images displayed on the screen to reflect the relationship between the actual times and desired times. The microprocessor includes gaming programs that are only accessible should the minimum desired frequency and time of brushing be met.
|Toothbrush Apparatus With Audio Output Function - It is an object of the present invention to provide a toothbrush apparatus with audio output function comprising a toothbrush unit and an audio output unit, wherein the toothbrush unit detects the toothbrush-generated vibrations and conducts the radio transmission of such detected signals to the audio output unit and the said audio output unit outputs various sounds, including voice. The present invention does not have the audio output unit built inside the toothbrush. Rather, it has a separate structure to output audio signals. As a result, the present invention completely resolves the waterproofing problem. Further, the present invention is able to provide a wide variety of audio signals. To accomplish the above object of the present invention, a novel toothbrush apparatus with audio output function consists of a toothbrush unit comprising a toothbrush, a vibration detection part built inside the toothbrush, and a radio transmission means that conducts the radio transmission of vibration detection data from the vibration detection part, and an audio output unit that is separated from the toothbrush unit and that receives the radio transmission of vibration detection data from the said toothbrush unit and outputs the specified audio signals.
|ORAL CARE IMPLEMENT - An oral care implement is provided. The implement comprises a head having a first surface and a group of non-parallel tooth cleaning elements extending from the first surface of the head. The tooth cleaning elements together define therebetween a conically-shaped cavity. Moreover, the tooth cleaning elements together define a wall around the cavity, the wall having a proximal end adjacent the first surface of the head and a distal end distal from the first surface of the head, the distal end of the wall being defined by distal ends of a plurality of the tooth cleaning elements.
|Multi-use kitchen scraper- spatula - This invention presents a unique multi-use kitchen scraper-spatula that has four distinct edges made of three different materials having three different degrees of hardness or rigidity. This design transforms what is a common kitchen bowl scraper into a much more versatile cooking tool that can be used in the mixing, folding, and scraping of runny batter and sticky dough, the cutting and transfer of dough, as well as the removal of hardened food substance inside a bowl or on the counter.
|STATIC ELIMINATOR WITH DUST REMOVAL FEATURE - Provided is a static eliminator with dust removal feature. The static eliminator includes an ion generator, a dust-removing main body and a dust-collecting device. The dust-removing main body has a workpiece-passing channel passing through the dust-removing main body. A dust-scraping member is disposed on a sidewall of the workpiece-passing channel. A blow vent of the ion generator communicates with said workpiece-passing channel and faces to the dust-scraping member. An inlet end of the dust-collecting device communicates with the workpiece-passing channel.
|Paint remover for use with a heat gun - A paint remover including a receptacle adapted to hold a hot air gun having a hot air output and an attachment coupled to the receptacle for attaching a blade to the receptacle and for aligning the blade with the hot air output.
|FORCE SENSING ORAL CARE INSTRUMENT - An insert for an oral hygiene handle having a cavity is described. The insert has a load member capable of pivoting with respect to the housing and an output source disposed in electromagnetic communication with the load member, a power source in electrical communication with the output source having first and second contact areas, and an indication element forming an outer facing surface. When the load member pivots a predetermined amount, a first contact arm makes contact with a first contact area and/or a second contact arm makes contact with the second contact area thereby causing the power source to deliver power to the output source, wherein the output source provides electromagnetic energy to the load member, wherein the load member transmits the electromagnetic energy from the output source to the indication element, and wherein load member, the indication element, and the engagement section are integral with one another.
|FLAT MOP WITH ABRASIVE PAD - A cleaning device that includes a first component, a second component and a handle is provided. The first component is configured to hold a first portion of the cleaning device. The second component is configured to hold a second portion of the cleaning device. The first and second components are connected and are configured so that the first portion and the second portion on the respective first and second components are independently replaceable. The handle is coupled to the second component to control an application of at least one of the first portion and the second portion of the cleaning device on a surface to be cleaned.
|ILLUMINATED FLASHING TOOTHBRUSH AND METHOD OF USE - A toothbrush can include a handle and a head. At least one bristle can be attached to the head. The toothbrush can also have an illumination member, an illumination circuit and an activation device. A pliant base on the handle can be used to activate the activation device to initiate the illumination circuit.
|SELF-POWERED MANUAL TOOTHBRUSH WITH SENSORS - A toothbrush assembly can include a plurality of bristles and a toothbrush body. The toothbrush body can include an indicator to provide information to a user using the toothbrush during a teeth cleaning session. The indicator can operate independent of any power supply external to the toothbrush assembly. A sensing mechanism can provide an electric signal to the indicator responsive to the user using the toothbrush assembly during the teeth cleaning session. An energy scavenging mechanism can provide operating power to the indicator responsive to the user using the toothbrush assembly during the teeth cleaning session.
|ORAL CARE IMPLEMENT HAVING TISSUE CLEANING ELEMENTS WITH DIRECTIONAL CLEANING - An oral care implement includes a head, a tooth cleaning element region and a tissue cleaning element region. The tissue cleaning element region includes a plurality of flexible, angled projections. The projections are configured to (1) flex from an at-rest position to a substantially flat position when the tissue cleaning element region is in contact with the tongue and is pushed into the mouth, and (2) flex to a substantially upright position when the tissue cleaning element region is in contact with the tongue and is pulled out of the mouth. This arrangement aids in preventing debris from being pushed into the mouth and in removing debris from the mouth and tongue. The flexible projections may be used in conjunction with rigid projections having a generally vertical configuration to aid in removing debris from the mouth and in engaging the cheek to improve saliva production during brushing.
|Field service worker/meter reader dog defense stick and lid access tool - A multi-functional curb meter reading/defense stick tool having a lightweight construction for use by field workers/meter readers. It includes a central rod shaped body having a first handle end capable of housing a small bottle of water or other liquid. The central rod shaped body further includes a distal end having a locking mechanism which includes a "J" shaped latch and a compression spring/pressure point. The rod shaped body and locking mechanism are designed to allow various functional devices to be coupled to the distal end of the rod, such as a mirror device, a hook/latch and/or an end magnet. These various devices can be used to gain access to and more easily read metering devices which may be positioned behind a locked gate or fenced in area.
|ORAL CARE IMPLEMENT - An oral care implement such as a toothbrush includes a head and a plurality of tooth cleaning elements supported by the toothbrush head. The tooth cleaning elements preferably include an elastomeric polishing element defining an elevated dentifrice retaining recess spaced above the toothbrush head for holding dentifrice. In one embodiment, the recess may be configured as an annular groove. Preferred embodiments of the recess include a partially or completely closed bottom portion to support and minimize loss of dentifrice during brushing. In some embodiments, the polishing element may be collectively formed from a plurality of Y-shaped polishing members.
|Automotive Cleaning System - An automotive washing system comprising a soft automotive cleaning material with an incorporated tool. The cleaning tool can comprise a scraper tool, a detail brush, a seam cleaner tool, a vent and seam brush, or a stiffener tool, among many other types of tools. Each tool can be incorporated into a pocket or inverted corner of the soft cleaning material, thereby protecting the automotive surfaces from the hard edges of the cleaning tool.
|FLOOR CLEANING DEVICE HAVING DISPOSABLE FLOOR SHEETS AND ROTATABLE BEATER BAR AND METHOD OF CLEANING A FLOOR THEREWITH - A cleaning system. The system has a floor cleaning device, disposable floor sheet removably attachable to the device and a rotatable beater bar. The device has a single wheel, and moves on the target surface by rolling action of the wheel and gliding of the floor sheet. This arrangement, not having multiple wheels, provides enhanced maneuverability, and improves cleaning performance. The cleaning system may be used to clean hard surfaces, such as a floor.
|Child's music-playing toothbrush configured for attractive display of graphics and improved sound quality - A music-playing toothbrush having a hollow handle housing containing suitable solid state electronic components for selectively playing a musical tune with improved sound quality. The sound quality is expressly addressed in the handle design with an interior sealed speaker enclosure configured to direct the sound toward the listener with little internal leakage and with an undulating violin-like cavity shape that suppresses internal standing waves. Moreover, the handle provides a relatively large, relatively flat, substantially uninterrupted surface for receiving attractive and motivational graphics such as licensed cartoon characters, which may be compatible with the musical selection.
|HANDHELD DISHWASHING DEVICE - A handheld dishwashing device for cleaning dishes and utensils includes a handle, a clean water tube for receiving and transferring a pressurized flow of heated water, a soap tube for receiving and transferring a flow of soap, a first and second clean water discharge port in fluid flow communication with the clean water tube, a trigger for selectively operating the flow of water to the first and second clean water discharge ports, at least one cleaning head component, a soap discharge port in communication with the soap tube for emitting the soap onto the cleaning head component, a cleaning head extension bar, and a rinse extension bar being structured and disposed for pivotal movement relative to the handle for holding the cleaning head component, thereby allowing for selective use of one of either the top or bottom sides of the cleaning head component.
|Oral Care Implement - An oral care implement, such as a toothbrush (
|Combined extendable pole and counterbalance system for washing the windows of a building - A combined extendable pole and counterbalance system for washing the windows of a building includes an elongated pole including a handle portion adjacent the lower end thereof and a window cleaning utensil adjacent the upper end. The handle portion is adapted to be grasped by a workman while standing on the ground. An elongated flexible line is suspended from the roof or some other an upper part of the building above the windows to be washed. The line extends downwardly toward the ground and is connected to the pole. A spring driven drum biases the line upwardly thereby lifting part of the weight of the pole. The line is preferably connected to the pole adjacent the handle portion thereof but passes around and is guided by a pulley located adjacent the upper end of the pole so as to stabilize the upper end of the pole to prevent it from falling from side to side.
|INFANT TOOTHBRUSH - A toothbrush for infants includes an elongate grasping region with a head at one end and a bottom at the other end. The head of the toothbrush includes a plurality of bristles, which may be formed from a soft, resiliently compressible material. The elongate grasping region may have dimensions that enable it to be held by an infant's hand while preventing its insertion and, thus, over-insertion of the toothbrush, into the infant's mouth. Various other features may be included to guide an infant's hand to an appropriate location on the toothbrush, as well as to enable an infant to grip the grasping region, particularly when moisture is present on the surface of the grasping region.
|Light-Emitting Oral Care Implement - An oral care implement comprises a head with a plurality of cleaning elements, and a light source incorporated into or adjacent the head. The light source is incorporated prior to the attachment of the cleaning elements. For ease of manufacturing and a cost-effective assembly. The cleaning elements are preferably preformed and attached to the head after the incorporation of the light source so that the provision of the light source does not require any post-processing that might impair the integrity of the head or cleaning elements.
|Marine Maintenance Tool - A single piece boat cleaning tool which has a plurality of cleaning surfaces are each cleaning surface designed to be used on a specific component of the boat. These components can be the hull surface, external lights and equipment which require removal of marine organisms, drive shafts, and/or propeller blades. The invention also provides a buoyant handle which floats the scraping/cleaning tool to the surface in the event that it is dropped in the water. A handle also includes a nonslip grip surface and an external protrusion which provides support for the user's thumb when cleaning. A chipping blade extends from the distal end of the handle. The multiservice cleaning blade extends from a proximal end of the handle.
|Broom - The broom having a bottom rod and an offset top rod is provided. Bristles are attached to the bottom of the bottom rod to contact a floor. Connecting the top and bottom rods is a grip rod. The grip rod desirably slants downward toward the floor when the broom bristles contact the floor. Desirably, the grip rod is attached at its bottom end to the bottom rod at an angle α of from about 100° to about 150° preferably 100° to 140°. The grip rod is attached at its top end to the top rod at an angle β of about 100° to about 150°, preferably 100° to 140°. As a result, the grip rod slants downward toward the floor when the broom bristles contact the floor. The grip rod is located a predetermined distance above the bristles so the grip bar can be grasped when the bristles contact the floor by the user in a standing position.
|PAINT BRUSH ADAPTER TOOL - Described in this application is a kit for adapting a paint brush having a handle opening. The kit includes a tool for improving the usefulness of the paint brush; a bushing receivable within the handle opening of the paint brush; a screw for passing through the tool and bushing and joining the tool to the paint brush; and a locking nut for securing the screw to the paint brush.
|LIGHT PACK FOR A PAINTBRUSH, LIGHTED PAINTBRUSH WITH HOLDER AND PAINT CAN LID FOR USE WITH HOLDER - A light pack which may be an attachment that fastens over the bristle base of the paintbrush handle by snapping or other means into place on the handle. The light pack may fit tightly but removably around the brush handle and may be snapped into place by a plurality of locking pegs on the light pack being pushed into tight fitting openings on the handle. A brush holder that is adapted to engage any regular sized one gallon (4 liter) paint can. A further embodiment provides for a paint can lid that may be used with the brush holder that fits on any regular one gallon, (4-liter) paint can, and is designed to receive the new lighted paintbrush, or any standard style paintbrush with the enlarged handle grip attachment removably installed on the handle. The paint may be a regular sized one gallon metal can or may be a plastic paint can with integral rim.
|Cleaning System With Attachable Dispenser - A cleaning system includes a cleaning implement having a handle and an attachable fluid dispenser that can be secured to the handle of the cleaning implement. A support can be located on the handle, and the support has a section that extends away from the handle. The attachable dispenser includes a container connected to a body having a dispensing mechanism for delivering a fluid from the container and out of a discharge orifice of the body. The container has an inwardly directed recess dimensioned to matingly engage the section of the support when the attachable dispenser is attached to the handle.
|ORAL CARE IMPLEMENT - An oral care implement, such as a toothbrush. In one embodiment, the invention can be an oral care implement comprising a handle and a head. A plurality of tooth cleaning elements may be provided on a front surface of the head. The head is formed by a plurality of spaced-apart segments formed of a rigid material. The segments are isolated from one another by channels containing an elastomeric material that flexibly connects the segments together. The oral care implement further comprises an elastomeric soft tissue cleaner located on a rear surface of the head opposite the front surface of the head. The elastomeric soft tissue cleaner comprises a plurality of grooves that are aligned with the channels.
|ORAL CARE IMPLEMENT - An oral care implement such as a toothbrush includes a head and a plurality of tooth cleaning elements supported by the toothbrush head. The tooth cleaning elements preferably include an elastomeric scrubbing element having a base portion and a tooth engaging portion comprising a plurality of cleansing members circumferentially spaced apart on the base portion. In one embodiment, the base portion has a circumferentially continuous sidewall to stiffen the scrubbing element. The cleansing members project outwards and preferably upwards from the base portion in one embodiment to collectively define a central cavity for retaining dentifrice. Embodiments of the oral care implement may include a circular bristle field arranged circumferentially around and associated with the scrubbing element.
|Folding Trowel Assembly With Multiple Blades - A folding trowel assembly has multiple trowel blades of assorted types and sizes housed in a casing. The folding trowel assembly allows for different trowel blades to be unfolded and used as needed. A pivot mechanism includes a pivot pin for positioning each of the trowel blades into a working position at an adjustable angle relative to the casing. A release mechanism applies compression to the stacked trowel blades to inhibit rotation of the trowel blades about the pivot pin and relieves compression from the stacked trowel blades to permit rotation of the trowel blades about the pivot pin. An angle between the casing body and the casing neck tab allows trowel blades to be pivoted such that sufficient clearance is provided between the casing body and a work surface to permit the casing body to be used as a handle for each of the trowel blades.
|CLEANING SOLUTION CONTAINER - A container is disclosed that is configured to selectively allow attachment to the handle of a cleaning implement, where the container includes a an exterior surface configured to selectively allow attachment to the handle of a cleaning implement, an interior surface, an interior cavity defined by the shape of the interior surface, where the exterior surface defines an opening that allows access to the interior cavity and the container also includes a removable cover for the opening. In addition, a cleaning implement is disclosed that includes a removable container with the features described above, an elongated handle with a top end, a bottom end and an intermediate section along a longitudinal axis and a cleaning element secured to the bottom end of the handle. Moreover, a method of making a container for a cleaning solution is disclosed that includes forming a container, adding an attachment means to allow selective attachment of the container to a cleaning implement and adding a cleaning solution or a cleaning chemical to the interior cavity of the container.
|Standing broom - An aftermarket attachment designed to retrofit onto 2′ ft. standard pushbroom that allows said broom to stand erect and stable in an upright position. Attaches to broom-top (hard surface opposite bristles) with 4 screws and enables the broom to be located, grasped and operated with user ease.
|ILLUMINATED MULTI-LIGHT FLASHING TOOTHBRUSH AND METHOD OF USE - A toothbrush with a handle having a base and a head and defining a cavity positioned between the base and the head. The toothbrush also includes a plurality of bristles attached to the head of the handle, a green light configured to flash for a first period of time, a yellow light configured to flash for a second period of time, and a red light configured to flash for a third period of time. The toothbrush also includes a switch coupled to the handle for activating the green light, and a circuit for automatically activating the yellow light after expiration of the first period of time and for automatically activating the red light after expiration of the second period of time.
|Interactive Toothbrush - A toothbrush (
|ORAL CARE IMPLEMENT - An oral care implement comprising tooth cleaning elements and a tissue cleanser. In one aspect, the invention can be an oral care implement comprising: a head and a handle; a plurality of tooth cleaning elements extending from a first face of the head; a receiving cavity formed into a second face of the head opposite the first face; and a soft tissue cleanser formed of an elastomeric material positioned within the receiving cavity, the soft tissue cleanser comprising a base surface that is flush with the second face of the head and a plurality of projections extending beyond the second face of the head.
|Painting tool - A painting tool for attachment to an extension has a head attached to one end of a handle. The other end of the handle terminates in a threaded female adaptor which mates with a threaded male adapter on the extension. The head can be a brush head containing bristles or sponge material or, in the alternative, the head can support a scraper blade for cleaning surfaces prior to painting. Another embodiment provides a combination hammer/scraper for attachment to an extension for use on painting surfaces.
|TOOTHBRUSH AND METHOD OF USE - A toothbrush with a handle having a base, a body, and a head. A projector of sound or music and/or light located within the handle. The toothbrush having at least one bristle attached to the head. The toothbrush having a switch and a control circuit. The control circuit configured to activate the projector of sound or music and/or light after the switch is depressed. The switch passing through and being in sealing engagement with the handle.
|ROTATING CLEANING DEVICE - A cleaning implement comprising a base member having opposing top and bottom surfaces and at least one side surface. A handle is connected to the top surface of the base member and a first cleaning material is attached to the bottom surface of the base member. A cleaning member is rotatably connected to the at least one side surface of the base member and a second cleaning material attached to the cleaning member such that the second cleaning material is oriented in a different plane than the first cleaning material.
|- A multipurpose multi-surface scraping tool to facilitate removing gum, grease, wax, and other such materials from the surface of carpet, grout, title, concrete and the like. The tool has an ergonomically correct, lightweight handle with a replaceable scraper blade removably attached thereto. The handle may be formed from aluminum, plastic, or another lightweight material. The scraper blade is typically formed from stainless steel or another, wear resistant material and has scrapping teeth disposed on an outer edge thereof. The scraper blade is removable from the handle to allow re-sharpening or replacing. The opposite end of the handle structure is configured as a wrench for loosening and tightening jets on a carpet cleaning wand. The wrench may be an open end or box configuration. The combination of the scraping and wrench functions allows an operator to carry only one tool to perform frequently required operations in the course of cleaning a carpet.
|Tooth brush - A hygienic article having a first member (
|FORCE SENSING ORAL CARE INSTRUMENT - An oral hygiene implement for evaluating applied force is described herein. The oral hygiene implement has a handle region, a head, and a neck extending between the handle region and the head. The head has a plurality of cleaning elements attached to the head. The handle region has a first portion and a second portion and a force sensor pivotally connected to the first portion and the second portion. The force sensor includes the head and the neck and at least a portion of the force sensor is integrally formed with the first portion and/or the second portion.
|Cleaning pad with operating tip for small electronic devices - In a cleaning pad for a small apparatus such as a smart phone or a minicomputer including a touch screen for its operation, the cleaning pad comprises a carrier element of a rigid material provided with a pad of fleece or similar soft material for cleaning the touch screen and the carrier element is provided with an operating tip for touching the touch screen for operating the small apparatus.
|WIPER BLADE AND WIPER ARM - The invention relates to a wiper blade for cleaning the windshields of vehicles, comprising at least one elongated carrier element (
|ILLUMINATED FLASHING TOOTHBRUSH AND METHOD OF USE - A toothbrush can include a handle and a head. At least one bristle can be attached to the head. The toothbrush can also have an illumination member, an illumination circuit and an activation device. A pliant base on the handle can be used to activate the activation device to initiate the illumination circuit.
|APPARATUS FOR CLEANING ELECTRICAL TERMINALS - Aspects of the invention are directed to an apparatus for cleaning electrical terminals. The apparatus comprises a first arm and a second arm. The first arm includes a first cleaning portion with a first upper face and a first lower face. Each of the first upper face and the first lower face are substantially flat and coated with an abrasive. In a similar manner, the second arm includes a second cleaning portion with a second upper face and a second lower face. Here again, each of the second upper face and the second lower face are substantially flat and coated with an abrasive. The second arm is pivotally coupled to the first arm, making the apparatus manually configurable into an aligned configuration in which the first lower face faces the second upper face.
|Sink disposal tool - In accordance with at least one embodiment, a sink disposal tool is provided for use with a sink having a drain opening and a disposal, wherein the sink disposal tool comprises: an upper portion comprising an outer lower peripheral portion fluted around an outside diameter to facilitate drainage from the sink into the disposal; a push portion extending from the upper portion and configured to push food through the drain opening and into the disposal; and a lower portion extending from the push portion. In accordance with at least one embodiment, the outside diameter of the outer lower peripheral portion of the upper portion increases with decreasing distance from the push portion until the outside diameter achieves a maximum diameter. At least one embodiment comprises a circular portion, the circular portion defining radially disposed channels.
|Teeth Whitening Toothbrush - A toothbrush for enhancing the whiteness of teeth while carrying out normal prophylactic brushing with a material that includes a light/heat activated whitening agent. The whitening agent is usually activated by light of a certain wavelength. The toothbrush comprises a handle and a head and optical transmission material bringing light of a predetermined frequency to the head portion. The head portion has a clear surface into which the bristles are secured so as to cause light to shine on the teeth surfaces as they are being brushed by the bristles.
|ORAL CARE IMPLEMENT HAVING ONE OR MORE MOVING SECTIONS - An oral care implement is provided having a head frame and a cleaning elements assembly attached thereto with tooth cleaning elements extending from one or more carriers. One or more central carriers can be suspended via a flexible bridge between a pair of support carriers attached to the head frame. The bridge may be formed from an elastomer and permit the one or more central carriers to move from an initial position toward the head frame during use. The bridge may include rigid supports and flexible elastomeric supports. The carriers and the bridge can be formed as a unitary assembly attached to the head frame, such as via mechanical connections. The mechanical connections could include snap-fit connections.
|COMBINED ARTICLE FOR PERSONAL HYGIENE - An article for personal hygiene is described, having a partly hollow holder part (
|TOILET BOWL HYGIENIC CLEANING UNIT - The base assembly configures side by side drop-in containers; one container for a toilet brush and one container for the cleaning agent. The drop-in features allow easy removal of the brush container to pour out any fluid and for refill of cleaning agent container as needed. The cleaning agent is a specially formulated, anti-bacterial and environmentally friendly paste which is directly applied to the brush by manually dipping and twisting the brush bristles into the container. Attached to the brush just below the user grip is a round plastic hilt which serves as a cover when the brush is inserted in the container and to suspend the brush bristles above the bottom of the container to allow for drainage. The assembly handle has an attached round protrusion which can be rotated to cover the cleaning agent when not in use.
|GOLF BALL CLEANER - The golf ball cleaner as disclosed is completely portable and which enables a user to clean their ball at any point on a golf course, and particularly when putting on a green. The cleaner is configured in a ring shape and includes an outer ring of bristles and an optional centrally disposed pad such that all cleaning bristles or pads contact no more than 25% of the ball surface at any one time, and in some instance, less than 10% of the ball surface is contacted by the cleaner bristles or pads. A cleaning solution can be provided in a centrally disposed pad or the outer ring of bristles which is activated either by pressure from the ball or by puncturing.
|Fluid Dispensing Surface Cleaning Device - A fluid dispensing surface cleaning device includes a cleaning head and an elongated handle having first end connected to the cleaning head and a second end configured to be grasped by a user. A spray nozzle is carried by the handle at a position approximate the first end of the handle. A fluid container is housed by the handle and includes a dispensing valve operable to dispense fluid contained within the fluid container, the dispensing valve fluidically connected to the spray nozzle. An actuator is operable to operate the dispensing valve to dispense fluid contained within the fluid container through the spray nozzle. A trigger assembly is carried by the handle and is operatively connected to the actuator to operate the actuator. Alternative embodiments are also disclosed.
|LIGHT-EMITTING ORAL CARE IMPLEMENT - An oral care implement comprises a head with a plurality of cleaning elements, and a light source incorporated into or adjacent the head. The light source is incorporated prior to the attachment of the cleaning elements for ease of manufacturing and a cost-effective assembly. The cleaning elements are preferably pre-formed and attached to the head after the incorporation of the light source so that the provision of the light source does not require any post-processing that might impair the integrity of the head or cleaning elements.
|TOOTHBRUSH - A toothbrush includes a head and a plurality of tooth cleaning elements for enhanced cleaning of the teeth. The tooth cleaning elements include cleaning elements that define a radial array arrangement for better retention of the dentifrice. A radial array may be strategically disposed in an off-axis arrangement within other cleaning elements on the head.
|CLEANING DEVICE - Disclosed is a cleaning device that comprises a first arm portion with an adjustable length, a first cleaning portion, a second arm portion supporting the first cleaning portion, and a rotating adjustable portion located between the first arm portion and the second arm portion, the first arm portion being rotatable in a predefined range about the second arm portion.
|Oral Care Implement - A toothbrush is provided including: a handle; a head attached to the handle; a plurality of tooth cleaning elements projecting outwardly from a first surface of the head; and a cleanser including at least one projection protruding outwardly from a second surface for removal of microbial and other debris from soft tissue in the mouth, which second surface is arranged opposite to the first surface; wherein the at least one projection is made of a hard component; wherein the second surface is an elastomeric second surface.
|EDUCATIONAL TOOTHBRUSH - Some embodiments of the present invention describe an educational toothbrush that includes a brush head with bristles, a brush neck, and a body. The body includes a top portion and a bottom portion. The top portion of the body and the bottom portion of the body are configured to operably connect to each other to form the body. The body also includes a button configured to activate the educational toothbrush and deactivate the educational toothbrush.
|COLLAPSIBLE CLEANING DEVICE - The collapsible cleaning device includes a broom and a pan. The broom has a brush provided with bristles on the bottom surface thereof and secured by the top surface thereof to the end of a handle. The pan has a plate provided on at least one of the edges thereof with a wall projecting from the top face as well as a gripper secured to the wall. The brush is hinged to pass from a retracted position extending along the handle to an extended position extending orthogonally relative to handle, and vice versa.
|ORAL CARE IMPLEMENT - An oral care implement having a cleaning element carrier. In one embodiment, the implement comprises a handle; a head coupled to the handle, the head having a longitudinal axis and a base structure with a front surface; a cleaning element carrier having a top surface and a bottom surface supported above the front surface of the base structure so that a gap exists between the bottom surface of the cleaning element carrier and the front surface of the base structure; a plurality of first cleaning elements extending from the top surface of the cleaning element carrier; at least one second cleaning element extending from the front surface of the base structure beyond the top surface of the cleaning element carrier; and wherein the second cleaning element and the cleaning element carrier are in transverse alignment.
|SURFACE CLEANING APPARATUS WITH PIVOTING MANIFOLD - A surface cleaning apparatus, and in particular a fluid delivery or steam mop, comprises a handle and a base housing pivotally attached to the handle. The base housing can be used in two positions, whereby opposing sides of the base housing can selectively engage a surface to be cleaned. A manifold can pivot relative to the base housing, such that fluid can be delivered to the surface to be cleaned in both of the two use positions.
|PAINT BRUSH CLEANING TOOL - A paint brush cleaning tool which may comprise: a handle; an apparatus head having a proximal end coupled to the handle and a distal end; a pick member comprising a plurality of pick teeth protruding outwards and away from the distal end of the apparatus head; and a rake member positioned proximate to the pick member and comprising a plurality of rake blades. The apparatus head may also include a brush member comprising a plurality of brush bristles protruding outwards and away from the apparatus head.
|FOOT SCRUBBER WITH DETACHABLE BRISTLE SCRUBBER PAD - This new foot scrubber is a combination of a foot dead skin and calluses remover and a bristled scrubber for cleaning purpose. The foot scrubber comprises a plastic bath mat of our design with a plurality of suction cups and/or hooks and loops fasteners on the bottom side to secure the mat from moving when use in bathtub or shower. The top side of the mat can be divided into three areas: (1) the left and right areas being both flat and covered with abrasive materials, (2) the front part of the center area having a semi-spherical doom shaped extrusion covered with abrasive materials, and (3) the rear part of the center area having a detachable bristle scrubber pad, wherein the rear part of the center area comprises a plurality of female part locking devices for the use of engaging the male part locking devices on the bottom side of the detachable bristle scrubber pad.
|Multi-Purpose Push Broom - The present invention is a device that combines the attributes of a standard push broom used to sweep up various residue in a garage, store, sidewalk, or industrial setting with the attributes of a specialized push broom designed to attract and pick up ferrous metals.
|Phone Case Hair Brush - A combined hair brush and mobile phone case. In particular, an improved device that is uniquely configured to allow a user to brush his/her hair and protect his/her mobile phone. The phone case hair brush has a head portion, a handle portion, a plurality of bristles extending from the front of the head portion, an outer rim on the back of the head portion, and a hollow body defines by the outer rim for securely receiving the mobile phone therein.
|GOLF THUMB BRUSH TOOL - A device comprises a top portion defining a space adapted to accommodate a finger of a user, and a bottom portion configured to securely fasten to the top portion and sandwich a towel therebetween, the bottom portion including a bottom surface having a plurality of bristles.
|Cleaning Device - A cleaning device has a handle removably connected to a cleaning head. The handle includes a connecting mechanism to removably couple the handle with the cleaning head. The cleaning head includes a projecting member to mate with an arcuate surface of the handle to enable rotation to removably connect the cleaning head with the handle. The cleaning head has an overall corrugated appearance.
|Body Care Appliance For Personal Needs - A body care appliance is disclosed. The body care appliance includes a toothbrush having a first display; a base station for storing and/or charging the toothbrush; and a second display for displaying interactive representations, which are interactively controllable by means of a control unit from the toothbrush. The second display forms a module that is designed separately from the base station and the toothbrush and is separately positionable; the second display having a communication interface for communication with the base station and/or with the toothbrush.
|Personal Hygiene Implement For Personal Use - A personal hygiene device is disclosed. The device includes a toothbrush; and a display for displaying interactive representations, which are controllable from the display by means of a control device. The control device includes a game controller for controlling a video game on the display and an information controller for making information available on the display, such that a switching device operable by a switching key located on at least the toothbrush or the display is provided for switching between the game presentation generated by the game controller and the information presentation generated by the information controller.
|ORAL CARE IMPLEMENT - An oral care implement such as a toothbrush includes a head defining a longitudinal axis and a plurality of tooth cleaning elements supported by the toothbrush head. The tooth cleaning elements preferably include at least one tooth polishing unit having a polishing element including a supporting base and a flexible tooth polishing head extending angularly from the base and defining a polishing surface. In a preferred embodiment, the polishing element is made of an elastomeric material. In some embodiments, the polishing element may be comprised of a plurality of individual polishing members.
|Multifaceted scrubbing device - A multifaceted scrubbing device comprising a body having a head portion on one end and a handle on another end, the head portion having at least three faces for accommodating at least three working surfaces of one type or of different types. The working surfaces may be attached permanently to the faces on the head portion of the scrubbing device or they may be replaceable.
|Oral Care System - A body care appliance for personal use is disclosed. The body care appliance includes a toothbrush; a display device and a sensing device. The display device displays interactive representations that can be controlled interactively from the toothbrush by means of a control device. The sensing device senses at least one operating parameter relating to the toothbrush, wherein the sensing device has position sensing means for sensing the relative position of the toothbrush to the body part of the appliance user. The representations can be controlled by means of the control device depending on the sensed relative position
|Tool for Removing Ice and Moisture from a Surface - A tool for removing ice and residual moisture from a surface has a lower frame element having a forward facing edge with multiple teeth arrayed along a curvature, the attachment including a substantially straight scraper bar disposed laterally across the rear edge of the lower frame element, the teeth and the scraper bar defining a first plane, a handle guard including a handle grip joined to the lower frame element at a juncture above the first plane, the handle grip and the juncture defining a second plane placing the handle grip above the scraper bar, and a flexible squeegee panel mounted to the handle guard along a front peripheral edge, the panel disposed above the multi-tooth array.
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Trilo 15 is comprised of three complementary glass segments, resulting in a playful glass display. Our Frost glass is clear pressed glass that has been etched to diffuse the light, resulting in a semi-translucent appearance. Unlit, it appears as simply a textured surface like satin, but when lit the glass has a calming glow. The smooth satin finish on the clear outer layer is a result of an extensive etching process. This handcrafted glass uses a process where every glass is consistently produced using a press mold, keeping variations to a minimum. The cord pendant fixture is equipped with six (6) 10' SVT cordsets and a 6-light large round canopy, six (6) suspension stemhooks included.Features:
- Frost Glass
- Suitable for installation on sloped ceilings
- Includes (6) 10 feet SVT cords, (6) stemhooks, and (6) 5" cord sleeves
- Pendants install in a circular pattern and can be configured in a different pattern with included stemhooks
- Dimmable
- CA Title 24 Compliant
- Number of Bulbs: 6
- Bulb Type: Incandescent
- Bulb Included: No
- Watts Per Bulb: 75
- Wattage: 450
- Voltage: 120
- Dimmable: Yes
- Height: 6"
- Width: 15"
- Shade Height: 6"
- Shade Width: 15"
- Canopy Height: 1.25"
- Canopy Width: 13"
- Cord Length: 120"
- Energy Star: No
- UL Listed: Yes
- UL Rating: Damp Location
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