Abstract: A disc-shaped inner member engages the valve stem. The inner member has a smooth uninterrupted exterior surface, except for a pair of spaced conical projections. An annular outer member is freely rotatably mounted around the inner member and has two peripheral slots. The actuator has a cap assembly receiving cavity including a pair of conical recesses adapted to engage the projections. Inwardly extending parts from spaced side portions are adapted to pass through the peripheral slots in the outer member and lodge thereunder to permit rotation of the valve stem.

Abstract: The board consists of a planar member having first and second surfaces. The first surface, upon which a dish rack may be placed, is supported by legs at an incline and is provided with upwardly extending protrusions designed to engage the dish rack to prevent same from slipping along the first surface. The effective length of the support legs can be altered to change the incline. Other protrusions extending from the first surface cooperate with upstanding walls to retain utensils. The second surface functions as a cutting board and is supported at an incline, in part, by the dish rack engaging protrusions. Upstanding parallel ribs form a horizontal platform above one of the surfaces.

Abstract: The device is designed to be mounted at the rear of the sink. A surface, supported at an incline towards the sink, has a recess adapted tor receive a single control-type faucet such that the device extends behind and around the faucet. The front portion of the device extends into the interior of this sink. Structure for mounting various kitchen articles are mounted on the surface. Drainage ports are provided in the surface to permit drainage into the sink. A movable towel rod is mounted to the device. Provision is made to accommodate a spray nozzle.

Abstract: The device has first and second opposing surfaces each including first and second planar sections. The sections of the first surface are inclined with respect to each other along a center line at an angle greater than 180.degree. and cooperate with upstanding side members to form drainage channels along the sides of the first surface. The sections of the second surface are inclined with respect to each other at an angle less than 180.degree. to form a central drainage channel in the second surface. End members support each of the surfaces at an incline relative to the horizontal. One end member has drainage ports aligned with each of the channels and a container receiving opening, connected by means of a drainage channel, to the port aligned with the drainage channel on the second surface. The first surface has members thereon for retaining dishware, silverware and galssware. When used with the first surface facing upward, the device may be used as a dish rack and/or a drain board.