Rubbermaid Commercial Products LLC

Rubbermaid, Inc.

Earle Cramer

Stephen J Galucki

Ryan M Baker

Marcel A Souza

Jeffrey S Bertucci

Loren Chen

Hillary A Pullen

Allison Michelle Hammer

Rebecca Wiener

Taegan W Williams

Monica G Lichty

Lea Stewart

John Levandowski

Cart bumpers and carts including cart bumpers are described. In one example, a cart bumper can include an outer contact wall, an inner rim that defines an inner surface, where the inner surface comprises recesses, a number of spokes extending between the inner rim and the outer contact wall, a mounting ring that defines an outer surface, where the outer surface is in contact with the inner surface, and a number of protruding ribs configured to engage respective recesses on the inner surface.

Bumpers for carts

An electric water-bath canning device comprising a pot and a base is provided. The pot includes a body with a spout such that water can easily be removed from the pot by the user. The base includes an aperture configured to receive the spout when the pot is set upon the base. A heating element is affixed to a bottom portion of the pot and can supply heat energy to a water bath inside the pot to facilitate the canning process. A display is provided with the base, the display having at least one input device and at least one output device. The user may select various manual and automatic modes of operation via the at least one input device to control the canning process. The at least one output device may provide the user with information related to the canning process.

Canning device

Cart bumpers and carts including cart bumpers are described. In aspects, a cart bumper includes an outer contact wall, an inner rim, and a plurality of spokes extending from the inner rim to the outer contact wall, each spoke of the plurality of spokes defining a respective path. The outer contact wall and the plurality of spokes are configured to collapse in response to a mechanical force applied on the outer contact wall above a predetermined threshold force.

Bumper for carts

Food storage container base

Food storage container lid

Embodiments of the disclosure can include cinches, receptacles, and associated methods. In one embodiment, a cinch can include a base member configured to be attached to a body of a receptacle, a first member that can be substantially parallel to the base member, and a second member that can extend outwardly from the base member and is substantially transverse to the first member, wherein the inner surfaces of the base, first, and second members can define a handle. A slot for retaining a flexible liner can extend from the inner to the outer surface of the first member and a through-hole in the second member can be configured to receive the flexible liner.

Cinch handles, receptacles, and methods

Cinch

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Portage, MI, United States of America

Earle Cramer