Abstract: A stirring apparatus for agitating fluids in a container utilizing a powered rotor held in a housing. The rotor includes an elongated aperture that loosely engages a stirring elements that is permitted to swing outwardly upon rotation and to drop downwardly to the base of the container.

Abstract: A stirring apparatus for agitating fluids in a container utilizing a motor powered by a source of power. The motor includes an output shaft that is connected to a bar. The bar supports, at its terminus, first and second arms that extend outwardly. Flanges are positioned on each of the arms and act hydrodynamically to adjust the length of such arms according to the diameter of a particular container. One arm is stopped to form an angular orientation between such arm and the bar connected to the output shaft of the motor.

Abstract: A surface sweeping device utilizing a brush connected to an arm first end portion. The second end portion of the arm connects to a shaft rotated by a motor. The arm contacts a cam surface during a portion of the rotation of the crank to raise and lower the brush from the surface. At the same time, the crank moves the brush inwardly and outwardly to create a sweeping motion.

Abstract: An Apparatus for baking pita bread dough utilizing a source of electrical power. A pair of heat resistant elements are each fitted with an electrical heating element. The pair of heat resistant elements so constructed are mated to one another to form an oven chamber. A heat conductoring screen is supported midway between the heat resistant elements within the chamber and permits cooking of the pita bread dough in uniform manner.

Abstract: An apparatus for filling multiple receptacles with foodstuffs utilizing a tray having at least first and second apertures through the same. The first and second apertures each possess an entrance and an exit and a chamber within the tray body of a pre-determined volume. Each aperture is spaced from one another on the tray. A feed conduit is also utilized to transport foodstuffs from any one of multiple containers to the tray. The tray is reciprocated to permit alternate communication between the feed conduit and the entrances to the first and second apertures. A cover closes the exits of any one of the apertures at the same time the aperture chamber is being filled with a foodstuff. In addition, reciprocation of the tray removes the cover and permits the foodstuff to pass to a conduit which leads the foodstuff to a container.