Abstract: Described herein is a device to hold eggs during the cooking and cooling process for the creation of boiled eggs. The egg cooking device includes a frame capable of holding at least one egg while in boiling water and a handle that may be used to lift the device in and out of boiling water and a spout assembly for distributing cold water over the egg holders to cool them simultaneously.

Abstract: A vacuum uses reverse pulses from the vacuum motor to clean the filter associated therewith. Vacuum filters may be cleaned quickly and efficiently without expelling collected debris from the vacuum. Vacuums with two motors may be operated from 220 or 110 volt sources without a loss of power.

Abstract: A system for cutting and cleaning material to be cut. The system is particularly effective for hard materials which produce heavy particles. The system is ideal for cutting green concrete. This invention provides a two-piece device for locating vacuum a hose connection for a circular saw used in cutting concrete. The hose connection is contained in the low, rear part of the lower piece. The invention also proves a vacuum cleaner which passes debris-laden air through water which collects the debris. Water-laden air rising from the water is passed around a first water barrier connected to a float and a second water barrier connected to the top of the container in order to remove entrapped water droplets which may contain debris.

Abstract: An apparatus for the purpose of securing fish after catch with a tip with cord attachment positioned for the purpose of allowing piercing and or passage through fish lip or gill while subsequently forbidding the tip to come back through the passage without assistance of user. In the preferred embodiment the cord is attached to a rigid tip in any other position than either extreme end. This unique positioning of fixation of cord to tip allows tip, after passed through narrow opening in fish, to be prevented to reverse passage through opening, unless assisted, thereby retaining fish on stringer from the moment loaded. The preferred embodiment also allows user to load fish without ever having to remove stringer from fixed anchor position thereby preventing loss of entire stringer. In addition, the preferred embodiment allows user easy access to tip thereby user may load fish with a one hand operation.