The Kendall Company

Frank N Miller

Thomas H Gilman

Terry N Layton

Frank K Villari

Lawrence A Salvadori

Ronald R Van Overloop

Jack D Merry

W Martin Schultze

A scrub sponge comprising, a packet having a rupturable wall and a closed chamber containing a liquid scrub agent, and a cover of foam material having a cavity to receive the packet and enclosing the packet. The sponge has a puncture member intermediate the cover and the packet and having a pair of generally aligned and spaced arms on opposed sides of the packet beneath the cover, and hinge means connecting the arms adjacent one end of the packet. The puncture member has at least one sharp projection on each of the arms directed toward the packet to pierce the wall when the arms are pressed toward each other to release the scrub agent into the cover, and an opening extending through the arms adjacent each of the projections.

Scrub sponge with opposed puncturing projections

A scrub brush comprising, a housing having a base, a back side, a front side, a pair of opposed sides extending between the back side and front side, and a forward portion extending from the base on the front side at an acute angle relative to the base. The base has a plurality of bristles extending from a lower surface of the base, and the forward portion has a plurality of bristles extending outwardly from the forward portion. The brush has a pick movably positioned on the housing.

Scrub brush

A scrub brush comprising, a housing having a base, a back side, a front side, a pair of opposed sides extending between the back side and front side, and a forward portion extending from the base on the front side at an acute angle relative to the base. The base has a plurality of bristles extending from a lower surface of the base, and the forward portion has a plurality of bristles extending outwardly from the forward portion.

In a device for measuring the approximate peak flow rate of a liquid discharge, the improvement comprising an indicating element bearing water-soluble ink.

Device for indicating liquid level

A device for measuring a discharge of urine comprising, a receiving member having an inlet port to receive the discharge, and a receptacle having a chamber to receive the discharge from the receiving member, and means for measuring a dynamic characteristic of the discharge. The device has a container attached to the receptacle to receive the discharge passing from the receptacle.

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Racine, WI, United States of America

Frank N Miller