Abstract: An electric rocking chair comprises a chair installed on a support base having a trapezoidal form with the two inclined faces disposed at the front and at the rear sides of the chair, the side's faces supporting the chair. The chair is electrically moved front to back by means of displacement, such as wheels, attached to the front and to the rear under the chair and intended to roll along both inclined faces on a see saw movement operated by means of an electric actuator disposal. The rocking of the chair is performed in two movements, when front wheels are going down along the front inclined face, rear wheels are going up along the rear inclined face, thus inclining the chair forward and the opposite movement inclines the chair backward. Means of maintaining the wheels during the rolling movement can be used, such as a metallic frame.

Abstract: An electric rocking chair equipped with an electric device engendering automatically an in and out movement of the chair without there being a push by the user. The chair includes an armature deposited on the top of a support base containing a displacement device. The armature is fixed to the base in pivots allowing moving the chair front to back by means of a seesaw operation. The device includes an electric engine coupled with a worm gear at the output of which is fixed a gear the moving of a horizontal arm with an elbow which acts on the armature so as to produce the in and out movement of the chair. A control lever within reach of a user allows to command the engine and to engage the in and out movement or to stop it.

Abstract: An electric rocking chair equipped with an electric device engendering automatically an in and out movement of the chair without there being a push by the user. The chair includes an armature deposited on the top of a support base containing a displacement device. The armature is fixed to the base in pivots allowing to move the chair front to back by means of a seesaw operation. The device includes an electric engine coupled with a reducer at the output of which is fixed a wheel to which a belt causes the moving of a horizontal arm with an elbow which acts on the armature so as to produce the in and out movement of the chair. A control lever within reach of a user allows to command the engine and to engage the in and out movement or to stop it. Another version involving a cam arrangement is provided.

Abstract: A pourable, homogenous, abrasive aqueous detergent composition, suitable for cleaning hard surfaces contains detergent active compound which is preferably a mixture of anionic and nonionic detergent active compounds, and a water-soluble salt in an amount sufficient to provide undissolved particles which act as an abrasive. The composition has an apparent viscosity which is sufficient to maintain the particles of salt in suspension during storage while ensuring that the composition remains pourable.