Abstract: A closet organizer adapted to be secured to a closet rod or rack having a switch actuated rotatable belt. A plurality of said hooks are mounted on the belt for holding ties or belts. A translucent lighting panel extends about substantially the entire outer periphery of the organizer. Lights are disposed in the organizer for illuminating the panel and providing light below the switch when the belt is rotated.

Abstract: A drawer organizer assembly including a plurality of releasably interlocked juxtaposed containers, each container having a bottom wall and a plurality of interconnected side walls open at the top. A peripheral ledge surrounds each open top having a plurality of spaced corners, each ledge having an cut-out section at each of the corners with one ledge of one container abutting against the ledge of an adjacent container. A plurality of connectors are disposed in certain ones of the cut-out sections, the connectors mounted in the cut-out sections of one container which abuts against adjacent cut-out sections of another container being connected to both of the containers at the abutting cut-out sections.

Abstract: A drawer organizer having a plurality of spaced linearly aligned separate suspended sections that can hold various articles of clothing or the like. The sections are selectively expandable and compactible and have midtranslucent portions for accommodating articles of clothing of varying dimensions. The sections may be formed from a blank providing ease of manufacture.

Abstract: A container display stand and containers therefore is provided including an upright display stand having a plurality of spaced apertures extending through the stand from the front to rear thereof. These apertures are angled downwardly and a container is disposed in one or more of the apertures extending therethrough from the front to rear thereof. Each container comprises a jar having a threaded neck. A flanged insert has one end threaded to the neck and the other end extending through the opening. A flange separates the ends and abuts against the rear side of the stand. A cap is threaded on to the protruding other end of the insert extending through the opening, the cap having a flange abutting against the front side of the stand thereby securing the containers in the apertures. The cap has a semi-circular opening presenting a closed portion at the bottom with an open portion at the top selectively closed by a semi-circular closure member.

Abstract: A weighted shower curtain is disclosed having an elongated flexible shower curtain adapted to be hung in a shower. A plurality of separate independent weights are provided which snap fit on to the bottom of the shower curtain without damaging the same and are quickly and easily removable therefrom. The weights may be sealed in plastic and keep the shower curtain in a fixed hanging position when in use preventing flapping thereof.