Abstract: A device for powering battery dependent equipment with AC power includes faux batteries that correspond with standard and non-standard battery sizes and configurations; cables; and a means for connecting the faux batteries to an outlet. Instead of inserting batteries into the battery compartment of equipment, a user inserts the faux batteries, plugs the inventive device into a wall socket, and uses the device as usual. A variety of different configurations and components ensure safety and deliver the desired output.

Abstract: An adjustable wreath hanger includes an upper component that hooks over the upper edge of a door, a lower component that supports a decorative wreath, and a flexible elongation member that spans the upper and lower components. The components each include a plurality of slots through which the elongation member is threaded, with the slots including retention surfaces with frictional teeth to prevent inadvertent slippage of the elongation member through the slots. The lower component can be raised or lowered by adjusting the length of the flexible elongation member, thereby allowing a wreath to be hung high on a door, or low on a door.

Abstract: A device for powering battery dependent equipment with AC power includes faux batteries that correspond with standard and non-standard battery sizes and configurations; cables; and a means for connecting the faux batteries to an outlet. Instead of inserting batteries into the battery compartment of equipment, a user inserts the faux batteries, plugs the inventive device into a wall socket, and uses the device as usual. A variety of different configurations and components ensure safety and deliver the desired output.

Abstract: A foldable candle tool is presented that includes a pair of handles with each handle having an open channel. A wick cutter having a pair of jaws pivotally connected about a pivot pin and includes a pair of legs with each leg being pivotally connected to one end of one handle such that the handles are effectively coupled together by the wick cutter. Further, the handles are moveable between a closed position and an open position. In the closed position, the open channels of each handle face each other and the wick cutter is at least partially housed within the channels. A plurality of additional candle tools are moveably mounted to the handles with each additional candle tool being moveable from a stored position within one channel to a position where the candle tool projects outwardly from the channel.