L.r. Nelson Corporation

White Consolidated Industries, Inc.

National Union Electric Corporation

Electrolux Home Care Products, Inc.

Euro-Pro Operating LLC

White Consolidated Limited

Joyce K Thomas

Samuel E Hohulin

Scott William Jacobs

Arnold L Sepke

Joseph Muclahy

Lawrence P Heren

Gary Redhead

Randy Symonds

David L Hunt

Harold W Schaefer

Jeffrey W Smith

Joseph L Mulcahy

Clark S Richmond

Joseph Mulcahy

Michael Oetting

Linda J McMahill

Michael R Oetting

G Ralph Scott, Jr

Julie Davis

A bagless vacuum cleaner system dustcup assembly and method for using said system with a vacuum cleaner apparatus to separate dirt from a mixture of dirt and air inducted into said vacuum cleaner apparatus. Said bagless vacuum cleaner system generally comprises a dustcup assembly, a handle assembly and a motor intake adaptor.

Bagless dustcup

A vacuum cleaner with a self-cleaning filter and a sweeper stand that also functions as an electric dustpan when the vacuum is seated within the sweeper stand is provided. The vacuum includes a housing having an air inlet at one end of the housing and a handle at the other end of the housing. An air passageway includes a deflector to direct dirt into a dirt collection tray which is pivotably mounted to the housing. A filter mounted on the motor divider wall and a filter cleaning arch mounted on the dirt collection tray so that the filter cleaning arch strikes the filter to dislodge dirt collected on the filter as the dirt collection tray pivots open. The sweeper stand includes a housing for receiving the hand vacuum, an opening for directing dirt laden air into an air inlet of the hand vacuum. Power switches to actuate the hand vacuum when the hand vacuum is seated in the sweeper stand are provided.

Vacuum cleaner and floor dustpan system

A irrigation device which has a sprinkler head and a wind driven device is disclosed. The device has a support frame which provides water to the sprinkler head. The support frame may include a number of pipes which supply water to the sprinkler head. The sprinkler head may have a rotating bearing and arms which are allow water to be sprayed out in various patterns. The force of the water also rotates the sprinkler head around the bearing. The support frame or sprinkler head also supports a wind driven device which may be audio, visual or both. For example, the support frame may suspend wind driven chimes.

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Lexington, IL, United States of America

Joyce K Thomas