Jas Manufacturing Co., Inc.

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James M Singleton

James A Mann

A tie steaming device for steaming ties includes a housing that defines an interior space. A reservoir, a power module, a boiler and a pump are coupled to the housing and positioned in the interior space. The boiler and the pump are operationally coupled to the power module. The pump is fluidically coupled to the reservoir and the boiler. The device also comprises a shell that is hollow. The shell is fluidically couplable to the boiler. Each of a plurality of vents is positioned in the shell. The pump is positioned to transfer water from the reservoir to the boiler, such that the boiler converts the water to steam. The shell is configured for insertion into a user's tie to direct the steam through the vents to contact the tie.

Tie steaming device

A treadmill which includes a generally rectangular frame defining a walking plane, said frame having laterally disposed parallel trending side rails (18); a drive roller, said drive roller having walls defining a hollow cylinder; a free roller (10), said free roller (10) having walls defining a hollow cylinder, the walls of said drive and said free rollers (10) each having an annular groove (38) in the outer walls (36) thereof, the groove (38) located closer to an end of said rollers (10) than the longitudinal center line of said frame; shaft (12) for mounting said rollers (10) between said rails (18) and in generally perpendicular relation; an endless belt (20) of flexible material having an outer walking surface and an inner surface, the inner surface having an inwardly projecting alignment ridge (44) mating with said grooves (38) of said rollers (10) to allow a substantially flush fit of said rollers (10) against said belt (20) and to prevent said endless belt (20) from wandering on said rollers (10).

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Allen, TX, United States of America

James M Singleton