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Famulus

Novus Corporation

Pilus

Alazet, Jean

Kim, Hyun Jung

Jean Alazet

The invention relates to a physical exercise device which is to be entirely supported by the user and which is usable while walking or jogging. The device according to the invention is characterized in that it includes: for exercising the upper body, a belt (), two side handles (), and two resilient links (), it being a given that each handle () is sized so as to contain, when the device is at rest, the entirety of each resilient link (), the length and the resilient characteristics of which are such that the extension thereof out of the handle ensures the extension and 360&#xb0; rotation in space of the upper limbs of the user; and, for exercising the lower body, a back roller () removably attached to the belt () and intended for rolling on a wall by bending and extending the lower limbs.

Physical exercise device

The invention concerns a vertical-pit barbecue using charcoal, wood or lava rocks. The invention concerns a box-shaped barbecue () accessible from the top. One or both opposite side(s) of the box is/are cut out in the horizontal direction () and is/are equipped with fins () sloping somewhat downwards. The cooking racks (), spits and fat collecting receptacles () are supported by arms (), stands () and stems () foldable on either side of the box (). The inventive barbecue is used for vertical cooking.

Vertical-pit barbecue using charcoal, lava rock, wood, gas and other fuels

A manual apparatus for cleaning by spreading cleaning liquid and for sucking up the used liquid, comprises a cleaning head (2) provided with a supply orifice for cleaning liquid, structure (11) for spreading the liquid over the surface to be cleaned, and a squeegee (5) provided with at least one suction opening (8) for the used liquid. A used liquid reservoir (19-20), as well as a cleaning liquid reservoir (25); and channels (9, 12) connect the used liquid reservoir to the suction opening (8) carried by the cleaning head (2) on the one hand and the cleaning liquid reservoir to the supply opening of the cleaning head (2) on the other hand. A suction device (33) is provided, as well as controls (39) for the supply of cleaning liquid and for the suction (37) of used liquid. There is also provided a gripping handle (4).

Apparatus for cleaning by spreading cleaning liquid and by suction of

A hand-held apparatus for cleaning by spraying cleaning liquid and by suction of the used liquid has a spray pump (20) for cleaning liquid associated with a brush (23) for spreading of the liquid on the surface to be cleaned. A flexible rubber wiper (14) has a suction opening for the used liquid. A used liquid reservoir (1) communicates with the suction orifice of the wiper (14) by a channel (13). A partitioning device (5) maintains under vacuum the used liquid reservoir (1). A control trigger (21) is provided for the spraying of the cleaning liquid and for the sucking up of the used liquid. A handle (3) functions as a grip and a manipulator.

Device for collecting refuse and dust comprising a body (2) of elongate shape carrying a set of bristles (3). The body (2) is hollow so as to contain, in its interior, a chamber (4) for receiving refuse and dust.

Device for collecting refuse and dust

Device for disinfection of soles of shoes

The cleaning device comprises a squeegee (1) formed of a blade of elastic material, inside which are formed suction ducts (5) which open in at least one face of the blade through orifices (7) aligned in parallel with the lowermost edge (8) of the squeegee, close to that edge. The suction ducts (5) are connected with flexible tubes (10) passing through a roller-type pump (11) towards a collector tank (15) in which the dirtied cleaning liquid to be eliminated is collected. This device may be used for removing a cleaning liquid having previously been spread over a surface which is to be cleaned.

Suction device with a squeegee for eliminating dirty water while

Depilating appliance

A depilating appliance comprises a series of adjacent, closely-spaced hair-plucking disks driven by an electric motor housed within a casing which is designed to be held in one hand. The disks form a roller unit which is rotatably mounted behind a slot, grid or the like provided in one end of the casing. Superfluous hairs to be removed are engaged between the disks in a combing action, periodically gripped by deformation of the disks, then pulled and plucked-out as a result of rotational displacement of the disks.

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Paris, France

Jean Alazet