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Very Incredible Products, Inc.

Jacobson, Jeff A.

Jeff A Jacobson

Walter K Lim

Louis G Valle

James R Duffield

Drapery pin installer

Portable organizer

A car seat catch all and storage device of a resilient deformable material adapted to fill the gaps between the front seats of a vehicle and the center console. The device has an interior for trapping and retaining items and debris therein and conforms to the width of the gap. The device is reversible so that it can conform and fill each gap in the vehicle.

Car seat catch all and storage device

Apparatus for cordless operation of blinds and shades. A pair of actuators are in spiral engagement with a spiral wand coupled to a rail mechanism from which the blinds or shades depend. Each actuator is biased into driving engagement with the wand, one of the actuators rotating the wand in one direction when raised or lowered and the other actuator rotating the wand in the opposite direction when raised or lowered.

Cordless apparatus for operating blinds and shades

Apparatus for cordless operation of blinds. A pair of actuators are in spiral engagement with a spiral wand coupled to rail mechanism from which the blinds depend. One of the actuators rotates in one direction and the other actuators rotates in an opposite direction. Raising or lowering selective ones of the actuators operates the blinds.

Hangers for hanging clothes or the like having a plastic main body portion and an integral plastic hook portion. The hanger main body portion has a plurality of cut-out areas formed by intersecting cross-beams with a continuous main arced counter stress cross-beam thereacross. In this manner, all of the stresses acting on the hanger are distributed evently throughout the arc formed by the continuous cross-beam and supported by the vertical or angular support beams attached thereto.

Counter stress beam hangers

A blind cleaning device in which rollers are mounted on fingers which are designed to be projected between the slats of the venetian blinds. The rollers are retained on the fingers by means of a releasable detent means which is integral with and defines the end of the fingers. The rollers are mounted in a rotatable but interference fit on the fingers.

Blind cleaning device

A disposable combination razor and shaving cream dispenser having an aerosol actuated push button shaving cream dispenser and a movable cap having a removable and replaceable razor blade at the upper end. The cap has an internal passageway having the valve stem of the dispenser disposed therein. When the cap is pushed downwardly, the valve stem is depressed which dispenses shaving cream through the passageway. The passageway opens at a point below the razor blade and may open at any point around the outer periphery so as to provide for convenient and safe dispensing of the cream.

Disposable combination razor and shaving cream dispenser with movable cap

A product and process for relaxing and softening the fibers in textile fabrics. The product consisting essentially of an alcohol-aqueous admixture including a silicone-glycol copolymer surfactant and/or a fluorinated alkyl ester surfactant together with a quaternary ammonium salt surfactant. The product being preferably applied to the fabric in the form of a very fine mist and in quantities just sufficient to dampen the fabric. The dampened fabric is manipulated so as to form it to the desired configuration and it is maintained in that configuration while it drys.

Wrinkle removing solution and process for using same

Apparatus and method for retaining pleats in hanging draperies including an elongated flexible cord having a plurality of elongated resilient members fixedly secured at spaced locations along the cord, each member including a first mating section interconnected by a fold portion to a second mating section and a pointed end extending from one of the mating sections. A pointed end receiver extends from the other of the mating sections in a direction opposite the pointed end whereby the two mating sections are releasably locked together with the pointed end entering the receiver clamping a portion of one of the pleats of the hanging drapery therebetween. In this manner, each resilient member is secured to a pleat thereby retaining the drapery in a hanging position spacing one pleat from another.

Apparatus and method for retaining pleats in hanging draperies

A blind cleaning device having a handle and a plurality of spaced fingers extending from the handle. Blind cleaning elements are provided on the fingers and the slats of the blind are insertible between the elements. The fingers are moved in unison from the handle to squeeze or clamp the slats therebetween. Movement of the device, when the fingers are moved to clamp the slats therebetween, along the blind slats, efficiently cleans all surfaces of the slats in a single pass. The cleaning elements may be fake fur or lambs' wool and coated with a dust attracting cleaning agent prior to cleaning the blind slats.

A blind cleaning device having a handle and a plurality of fixed spaced fingers extending from the handle. Blind cleaning elements are provided on the fingers and the slats of the blind are insertible between the elements. The device includes a central finger extending normal from the handle and angled fingers on each side of the central finger. When the fingers are inserted between the slats of the blind to be cleaned, and moved along the slats, the device efficiently cleans all surfaces of the slats in a single pass. The cleaning elements may be rollers of fake fur or lambs' wool and may be coated with a dust attracting cleaning agent prior to cleaning the blind slats.

A siphon for transferring fluid from a container to either another container at lower elevation or to a disposal area. The siphon includes a tube having an improved one way check valve which valve is inserted into the first container and, by merely shaking the tube up and down, fluid flows by gravity into the second container or disposal area. The valve includes a valve housing having a throughbore with one end of the housing coupled to the tube and the other end mating with an internal movable cup-shaped element to thereby prevent fluid flow past the element when seated in the other end of the valve housing while permitting fluid flow through the valve housing and into the tube when the element moves away from its seating position.

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Corona Del Mar, CA, United States of America

Jeff A Jacobson