Sharkninja Operating LLC

Dale Medical Products, Inc.

Icontrol Enterprises LLC

Brian M Bond

Charlie Cai

William Liberis

Jason Boyd Thorne

Owen R Johnson

Andre David Brown

Adam Udy

Kai Xu

Peter Hutchinson

Brian C Burke

Alexander J Calvino

Gordon Howes

Chinawut Paul Paesang

Christopher P Pinches

Robert Yang

Mingshun Su

Leanna Michele Cornelius

Tara Larkin

Joshua N Brezack

Fang Yin Dong

Sam James

David Kotkin

Scott James Cerullo

Chinawut Paesang

Leanna Cornelius

A vacuum cleaner attachment generally includes a cleaning element that floats relative to a suction conduit of the vacuum cleaner attachment. The cleaning element is supported on a support structure that is movably coupled to a housing and is biased towards a floor, for example, as a result of the weight of the cleaning element support structure. The cleaning element may be permanently attached to the support structure or may be a removable or disposable pad or sheet attached to the support structure. The floating cleaning element may be supported between the suction conduit and one or more wheels of the vacuum cleaner attachment. The vacuum cleaner attachment may be removably attached to a vacuum cleaner, for example, to be used interchangeably with other surface cleaning heads.

Vacuum cleaner attachment with floating cleaning element and surface cleaning apparatus including the same

A vacuum cleaner tool having a brush head, a rotatable duct, and a hinge. The rotatable duct is configured to receive a hose or wand and rotates about the hinge relative to the brush head, between a use position and storage position. In a storage position, the rotatable duct extends generally parallel, or in-line with the brush head and, in a use position, the rotatable duct extends generally perpendicular to the brush head. The vacuum cleaner tool may removably attach to the vacuum cleaner via a release on one end of the brush head interacting with a fixed catch on the vacuum cleaner.

Vacuum cleaner tool having a rotatable duct for moving between a use position and storage position on a vacuum cleaner

Vacuum cleaner tool

Vacuum cleaner attachment

Vacuum cleaner

Surface cleaning head component

Caddy for a cleaning appliance

An endotracheal tube holder is provided. The tube holder allows adjustment of the position of an endotracheal tube during use. In some embodiments the tube holder comprises a body portion, wherein the body portion is elongated and comprises an elongated opening. The tube holder also comprises a tube grasping mechanism and an attachment mechanism for adjustably securing the tube grasping mechanism to the body portion. The attachment mechanism comprises a rod member configured to pass through the elongated opening, a widened proximal body connected to a proximal end of the rod member; and a widened distal body attached to a distal end of the rod member, having a size that prevents the widened distal body from passing through the elongated opening to secure the attachment mechanism to the body portion.

Endotracheal tube holder

Game controller accessory

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Woburn, MA, United States of America

Brian M Bond