Abstract: A sanitary waste disposal device for portable use includes a shell, which defines an interior space and which is substantially impermeable to water. An opening is positioned in a front of the shell proximate to a top of the shell. A cover panel is hingedly engaged to the shell proximate to the opening. The cover panel is hingable from a first position, wherein the cover panel closes the opening, to a second position, wherein waste is insertable through the opening into the shell. A mounting element is engaged to the shell proximate to the top and is used to selectively mount the shell to a substrate.

Abstract: A sanitary waste disposal device for portable use includes a shell, which defines an interior space and which is substantially impermeable to water. An opening is positioned in a front of the shell proximate to a top of the shell. A cover panel is hingedly engaged to the shell proximate to the opening. The cover panel is hingable from a first position, wherein the cover panel closes the opening, to a second position, wherein waste is insertable through the opening into the shell. A mounting element is engaged to the shell proximate to the top and is used to selectively mount the shell to a substrate.

Abstract: The present invention provides an improved timer device for programming pre-selected time periods during which an electrical appliance can be actuated or de-actuated at the selection of the user, or during which the appliance is in a non-operational state. The timer device is particularly adapted for use in conjunction with a television set for providing time periods during which children or other persons may view television at their option, and other time periods during which power to the television is cut-off and the television cannot be viewed. The timer includes a back-up power supply, particularly a battery pack, for maintaining the timer in its operational condition in the event that line power to the electrical appliance is interrupted or otherwise disrupted.