Royal Appliance Mfg., Co.

Other

Health O Meter, Inc.

David DiNunzio

Craig M Saunders

Jeffrey M Kalman

John S Murphy

Robert A Matousek

Paul Dana Stephens

Michael F Wright

Richard C Farone

Mark Edward Cipolla

Robert A Salo

Robert A DeMars

David J Boll

Phillip L Brookshire

Spencer L Mackay

Craig C Weidman

Joseph F Moore

Timothy E Lint

A valve includes a generally cylindrical housing including first and second end portions that are offset from each other along a longitudinal axis of the generally cylindrical housing. First and second inlet ports are arranged on one of said first or second end portions, and at least one outlet port is arranged on one of said first or second end portions. A disk is disposed in the generally cylindrical housing and is configured to independently control both mixing and flow rate of fluid flowing into at least one of the first and second inlet ports.

Valve

A bagless canister vacuum cleaner includes a selectively removable dirt cup, and an airstream flows rotationally through the dirt cup between an interior wall of the dirt cup and a filter assembly selectively mounted in the dirt cup so that entrained contaminants are separated from the airstream flowing through the dirt cup and collected by the dirt cup. The filter lies substantially parallel to the support surface on which the vacuum cleaner is supported. A cover member is connected to the main housing, and the cover member is selectively movable to and held in an operative position in covering relation with an open first end of a dirt cup. The main housing defines a base conformed to self-support the main housing on a support surface with the dirt cup arranged with its open first end at a higher elevation than its closed second end. The removable dirt cup includes a handle adapted for being held by a user, and the dirt cup defines or includes a spout to facilitate emptying dirt therefrom.

Bagless canister vacuum cleaner

Mixing appliance

Tool holder for vacuum cleaner wand

A device for automatically brewing and holding tea has a water reservoir and a combined water reservoir inlet and heated water distributor attached to and extending forward from the water reservoir, a base for holding a hot tea receptacle under the combined water reservoir inlet and heated water distributor. A hot tea receptacle especially adapted for use with the device has a flat bottom surface for optimal heat transfer from the base to the receptacle.

Automatic tea brewing device

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Mentor, OH, United States of America

David DiNunzio