Hewlett-packard Company

Helen of Troy Limited

Kaz, Inc.

Wki Holding Company, Inc.

General Housewares Corporation

Hewlett-packard Development Company, L.p.

Sunbeam Products, Inc.

Wilton Industries, Inc.

World Kitchen (ghc), LLC

Kevin R Lozeau

Davin Stowell

Steven Vordenberg

Modest Khovaylo

Scott Henderson

Anthony Di Bitonto

Stephen M Gatchell

Boris Kontorovich

James J Best

Paul E Cox

Stephen Russak

Allen Zadeh

Arsenio Garcia-Monsalve

Arsenio Garcia

Jeff Brunner

Marco Carroll Perry

Mark D Prommel

David Peter Farrage

William H Schwiebert

Joseph S Wong

Blake McEldowney

Alec Drummond

Wilfrido Loor

Samuel Albert Massey

John E Goode

Max Burton

Clay Allen Burns

Adriana B Kliegman

Edwin Chan

Goeran Jerstroem

Yvonne Song Lin

Juan Carlos Escobar

David L French

Stephen D Russak

Richard C Shonfeld

William Scott Hughes

Rick Shonfeld

Carly R White

Willy Loor

Mark Muenchigger

David P Farrage

An improved filter element for use in an electrostatic precipitation air cleaning device, the filter element including rod electrodes arranged through a stack of alternating fluted plastic sheets and plate electrodes. Successive plate electrodes are arranged to make contact with an alternating one or the other of the rod electrodes. The plate and rod electrodes may be composed of high impedance materials such as paper and plastic, respectively. An arrangement for removably inserting a filter element into an air cleaning device is provided. The arrangement also removably provides electrical connectivity between the filter element and the air cleaning device. The filter element can thus be readily removed and re-installed by a user.

Air cleaner

The present invention provides for a food peeler having a removable blade that includes an end received in a bore of the food peeler handle and a resilient member is mounted adjacent to the end of the blade and allows for the blade to be moved between a centered and offset position so that the blade may be removed and replaced. A tool is provided in order to remove and replace the blade.

Food peeler

Printer

A mashing tool is provided having a pair of arms attached to a mashing plate and a blade on each arm formed of a flexible resilient material in order to provide for scraping members and mixing members of the mashing tool. A non-scratch, noise-reduction, flexible coating is provided on the majority of the surfaces of the mashing tool and an improved fabrication method is provided thereby.

Mashing tool

Air Cleaner

Can opener

The present invention pertains to a jar opener assembly including a torquing tool and a pad which are used in conjunction with each other in order to easily remove a lid from a jar by placing the pad under the jar and attaching the torquing tool so that a cavity having serrated edges abuts against the jar lid in order to apply torque thereto. The torquing tool includes a pad receiving area to which the pad is mounted when not in use.

Jar opener assembly

Frame for hand held grater

A rotary hand grater has a housing which defines a hopper communicating with an open-ended cylindrical grating chamber in which a grating drum rotates for grating the contents of the hopper. The chamber is closed at one end by handle structure for rotating the grating drum and at the other end by a removable cap. A press plate is movable into and out of the hopper for pressing food against the grating tube. A flexible and resilient seal is clamped between the press plate and a backing surface on a plunger arm for sealing engagement with the hopper side walls and cooperation with the handle structure and the cap to seal the hopper and the chamber.

Rotary cheese grater with press plate seal

A cork extracting device includes a bifurcated body defining a pair of depending legs. Circumferentially spaced ribs project laterally from each leg to define guide surfaces for an extracted cork, the lower ends of the ribs defining two different-sized bottle neck seats. An oblong handle with an elastomeric covering is fixed to one end of a worm which extends through a collar in the upper end of the body and downwardly between the legs. Flexible and resilient fingers are cut from each leg and respectively carry foil cutters, the fingers being manually depressible to engage the cutters with a bottle neck foil for cutting the foil in response to rotation of the body about the bottle neck.

Cork extracting device

Ice cream scoop

Growing community of inventors

Ridge, NY, United States of America

Kevin R Lozeau