Rubbermaid, Inc.

Other

Rex R Mast

David L Feer

Aaron Ronald Reynolds

Roger H Ramsey

William E Brazis

Martin J O'Toole

Jeffrey T Maddox

William Brazis

Trevor Rasmussen

Feer David L

Dispenser for liquid

A container (10) is disclosed having a pair of spaced apart flanges (28, 29) through each of which a J-shaped slot (30) extends. Each slot (30) has an inboard end (32) proximate the vertical centerline of the container and an outboard end (34) positioned a greater distance from the centerline. A wheel assembly axle rod (52) extends through the slots (30) and wheels (46, 48) are affixed to opposite ends of the axle rod. The axle rod (52) moves between the inboard end (32) of the slot wherein the wheels (46, 48) lie within the footprint of the container sidewalls (12) and the outboard end (34) of the slot wherein the wheels (46, 48) project rearward beyond a rearward sidewall (19) of the container. With the wheel assembly in the inboard position, the container is nestable with a like-configured second container without interference with the wheels; and with the wheel assembly in the outboard position, the wheels are positioned outward for enhanced tipping stability and for easier support of the load carried in the container.

Refuse container having retractable wheel assembly

Cutting blade array for a food grater

Food shredder

A food grater is disclosed comprising an inverted V-shaped freestanding frame defined by first and second panel members (4,6) pivotally joined at upper ends. The panels fold into a parallel orientation for storage and expand into a freestanding orientation for use. Outwardly directed food grating means (22) in at least one of the panels is provided to grate food passed thereover, and apertures (20) communicate with the grating means (22) to pass grated food segments to an inside surface of the panel. A transparent collection container (44) attaches to the inside surface of the panel and serves to collect the fragmented food and display its quantity to the user. The grating means (22) comprises cutting elements having a U-shaped cutting edge, comprising spaced apart first and second parallel and linear leading edges (28), and a trailing cut-off edge (32) at a rearward end for cutting off the food fragment.

Food grater

A lint brush is disclosed comprising a unitarily formed, one-piece brush body (4) having a handle portion (16) at one end and a brush block portion (14) at an opposite end, the block portion having top and bottom recesses (20) and at least two transverse through bores (26) extending therethrough, whereby one recess communication with the other. A pair of identical insert members (6,8) are inserted into the recesses, and provide stakes (42) which project through the block portion through bores and into appropriately located apertures (41) of the opposite insert plate, whereby securing the assembly together. A lint attracting pad (12) is provided for each insert plate, and overlaps outwardly directed insert plate teeth (36), which, upon insertion of the insert plate into a block portion recess, trap lower edges of the lint pad against sidewalls (22) defining the recess. The pad is securely held for reciprocal movement across a garment.

Lint brush assembly

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Orrville, OH, United States of America

Rex R Mast