Abstract: A disposable lamp comprising a body, formed of a plastic material for holding a flammable fluid therein and including a mouth onto which is secured a burner-closure assembly. The burner-closure assembly comprises a burner and cap means. The cap means is circular in profile and includes a rolled lip extending about the periphery and having a free edge. The lip includes an underside surface on which gasket means is located. The mouth of the bottle is tubular and includes a bead extending about the periphery of the free edge, which bead includes a pair of peripherally extending tapered edges. The cap is disposed over the mouth of the body with the bead located within the rolled lip and with the rolled lip bent tightly thereabout so that the tapered edges of the bead tightly engage the gasket means to form a fluid-tight seal between the cap means and the body.

Abstract: A grill and griddle scraper comprising an elongated shaft having a working end, an intermediate portion, a hand grasping end and a barrier wall interposed between the working end and the intermediate portion. The grasping end includes a handle having a portion for encircling ones hand when said handle is grasped. The intermediate portion provides the means for grasping the scraper with the other hand to enable the device to be used to scrape grills and griddles. The barrier wall is provided to preclude the hand on the shaft from sliding down the shaft and into contact with the grill or griddle being scraped. The working end includes a tool holder having first means releasably securing scouring means thereto and second means releasably securing a scraping blade thereto. The scouring means may comprise either an abrasive stone or a brush and is frictionally held within a recess in the first releasable securing means.

Abstract: A decorative lamp comprising a housing including a recess and a self-contained and replaceable mineral spirit burning lamp assembly disposed within the recess in the housing. The assembly comprises a cannister of mineral spirits into which a wick extends. A tubular portion is connected at the top of the cannister and has an open end. A cup-shaped cap member is snapped in place over the open end of the tubular portion and includes a pair of openings therein. A wick is folded in two with the folded mid portion extending outside the cap between the openings and with the free ends of the wick extending through the openings into the tubular member and therethrough into the cannister. The portion of the wick projecting out of the cap member serves as the flame site.

Abstract: A wall-mounted oil clarification system for use in clarifying oil in a deep fat fryer disposed below the system. The system comprises a stationary hollow collector having an outlet tube for carrying clarified oil to the deep fat fryer, a hollow rotatable drum disposed within the collector and having a central axis about which the drum rotates. The drum includes an imperforate circular side wall disposed about the axis, a bottom wall and top wall including an opening disposed over the axis. Pump means are provided for carrying the oil to be clarified by the system from the fryer into the drum. Motor means are provided to rotate the drum at a high speed such that the centrifugal force produced by the rotation effects the separation of the higher density particulate matter from the lower density oil, whereupon said oil flows out of the opening in the top wall of the drum and into the collector for return to the deep fat fryer.