Abstract: Disclosed is a unisex urination system. The portable system permits a user to direct a stream of urine over the trap of a toilet and into a sewer line. This results in substantial water savings and aids in keeping the toilet in a sanitary condition. The system includes a funnel and hose, each covered in a hydrophobic material to prevent the collection of water born germs and bacteria. The system also includes a stand for the funnel and hose that facilitate storage when the device is not in use.

Abstract: A platform device having utility as a ladder platform includes a frame comprising support members, two on each side, with the support members on each side being joined adjacent their upper ends and spread apart at their lower ends. There are means joining the corresponding upper and lower ends of the support members on one side with the support members on the other side. One of the support members on each side has a curved portion at the upper end thereof, which portion is formed and adapted to rest upon the rung of a ladder. The means joining the lower ends of the support members includes a lower platform which is formed and adapted to rest upon a lower adjacent ladder rung. There is a hook member pivotally attached at opposite ends thereof to the distal ends of said curved portions with the hook member being formed and adapted to be self-locking upon the upper rung.

Abstract: A rotisserie device is provided for use in barbecuing various food items, such as cuts of meat or the like. The device includes an elongated skeletal frame assembly which is mounted so as to rotate about its longitudinal axis over burning coals, electric heating elements or the like. The frame assembly embodies a pair of axially spaced end members which have corresponding peripheral portions thereof interconnected by elongated spacer elements. The elements are symmetrically arranged about the rotary axis and each element is provided with a plurality of longitudinally spaced openings. Sets of skewers are provided with the leading or pointed ends of the skewers of a set being disposed within the openings of a spacer element. The opposite or trailing ends of the skewers of a set are disposed in close proximity to an adjacent spacer element and are supportingly engaged by an elongated retainer rod having opposite ends thereof removably supported by the end members.

Abstract: A rotating seat device for aiding rotational motion relative to a fixed seat is provided having flat disc-shaped members with smooth contacting inner surfaces and means for interconnecting the members and permitting relative rotational movement between the members while they remain in substantial registered relation.