An innovative and useful new product designed to effectively address an important component of personal hygiene, the Perfect Clean, has been developed by Alex Del Toro and Alejandra Galindo of Loveland, Ohio. The product’s unique design helps insure that a person obtains optimal levels of cleanliness after utilizing the bathroom.
An innovative new product designed to facilitate the enjoyment of a popular delicacy, the Kabober, has been developed by inventor Pascall Stewart of Brooklyn, New York. The invention’s unique design helps insure that a kabob is prepared and quickly put together very easily and quickly.
An innovative and functional twist on a widely used household product, the Unique Tie Backs, has been developed by Marilyn Dunn of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The invention’s unique design renders it an improved version of a conventional tie-back for curtains and drapes.
An innovative and highly functional new twist on a widely used laundry accessory, the Pratt Laundry Basket, has been developed by Charles Pratt of Carlsbad, New Mexico. The invention’s unique design enables it to greatly simplify a normally cumbersome laundry-related task.
An innovative new twist and enhancement on a widely used household accessory, the Dual Disposal, has been developed by inventor Lucille Cribbs of Evergreen Park, Illinois. The invention’s unique design provides its users with a highly versatile trash receptacle.
An innovative new product designed to serve as a valuable bath accessory, the Shower Brush Wand, has been developed by Jim R. Berry of Otisfield, Maine. The invention’s unique design enables its users to effectively and easily access hard-to-reach areas of the body when bathing.
An innovative new product designed to bring unprecedented and valuable functionality to a standard bathroom product, the Adjust-A-John, has been developed by W.L. “Dan” Daniels of Orangeburg, South Carolina. The invention’s unique design enables it to make a standard toilet fully height-adjustable.
An innovative new product that provides a functional new twist on conventional holiday lights, the Schiro Specialized Holiday Lights, has been developed by inventor Aaron Schiro, Jr. of Craig, Colorado. The invention’s unique design provides its users with a full set of holiday lights that are free of some of the most common problems associated with their use.
An innovative new product designed to serve an important role in the prevention of germ transmission in the home, the Shield, has been developed by Abdiweli Kayliye of Minneapolis, Minnesota. The invention’s unique design provides its users with an effective method of shielding their paper towel rolls from a variety of different potential contaminants.
An innovative new product designed to effectively address a common problem for those with compromised vision, the Dining Lite, has been developed by Jeannette Zaza of Gilford, New Hampshire. The invention’s unique design insures its users that they have sufficient lighting available when eating.