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Whirlpool Corporation

Eystein Einset

James R Hageman

An ostomy device for holding the neck of a drainage sleeve in operative association with a body opening such as for collecting fluids draining outwardly through the body opening. The device is formed as a one-piece gasket arranged to clamp the sleeve neck upon arrangement of different portions of the device in clamping association with an out-turned portion of the sleeve neck clamped therebetween. The device is arranged to be retained on the user's body by affixation of a belt or the like and includes structure for removable connection of the belt thereto.

Ostomy device

A bi-rotational microwave oven turntable/rotisserie having a turntable which is moved in a closed path within the oven cavity while being concurrently rotated about a central axis of the turntable. A rotisserie device is associated with the turntable and includes a spit portion which is caused to rotate about the longitudinal axis thereof as an incident of rotation of the turntable about its central axis. The rotisserie, in turn, is rotated about a fixed axis defined by an input drive shaft. The turntable may be rotated by a gear meshing with a tooth portion of a hub journaling the drive shaft. The gear defines an axis of rotation of the turntable which may be rotatably carried on a support portion of the rotisserie device. The turntable may have a toothed periphery meshing with a tooth member fixed to the rotisserie spit portion for effecting rotation of the spit portion as an incident of rotation of the turntable relative to the support portion. The turntable is disposed subjacent the spit portion and the dish configuration thereof may serve to receive and collect juices dropping from the food products on the spit portion as well as for retaining juices and the like expressed from the food products carried on the turntable itself.

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St. Joseph, MI, United States of America

Eystein Einset