Abstract: The present invention may be used for separation of plant extract material from plant material. A tubular container with an open first end and a closed second end may be constructed of a rigid material. A plant material may be place in the tubular container. The tubular container may be inserted in a tubular screening container having an open first end and a screen covered second end to position the screen covered second end over the open first end of the tubular container. The separation apparatus may then be shaken with the screen covered second end over a surface for receipt of extract material. A frozen material, for example, dry ice, may be placed in the tubular container with the plant material as part of the process method.

Abstract: A vibrating device is provided that comprises body with a first chamber having a housing therein and a bottom open end and a base securable to the bottom open end. The vibrating device further comprises a serial electrical circuit that comprises a battery; an electric motor secured to the housing, the motor provided with a rotatable shaft having an eccentric weight mounted thereon; a bulb having walls made of low electric conductivity material; a first and a second electrical bulb wire, each extending through the walls with an end extending into the bulb, and at least one bead made of high electric conductivity material provided in the bulb. The bulb is configured so that when the device is tilted beyond a predetermined angle, the bead comes into simultaneous contact with the bulb wires, so that the motor and the battery are electrically engaged allowing the device to vibrate, and when the device is below the predetermined angle, the device does not vibrate.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to a dispenser cap that can be placed on a variety of containers holding either dry or liquid products with the capability of either screening the products through a perforated disk or filtering the products through a variety of paper or fabric materials. The filtering materials may be impregnated with substances to enhance liquids when dispensed through the cap. When the dispenser cap is in the vertical position, a central plug seals the container and when the container is tilted or inverted, the product will flow freely.

Abstract: This invention relates to a flexible container designed to contain food products, particularly in powder and granular form, comprising a plurality of walls (2, 3) joined together by thermal welding, the said walls forming a mouth (4), mouth (4) being associated by thermal welding with a base member (5) and having the feature that the said base member (5) comprises a grating (6) for controlled delivery of the said food products and in that the said base member (5) comprises means capable of providing a removable closure (7) for the said grating (6).

Abstract: A urea based granule blend configured for ice-melting and reducing granule caking, the blend comprising substantially pure urea granules comprising an ice-melting property and formaldehyde coated urea granules configured for reducing granule caking, wherein the blend is configured for ice-melting when in use and reducing granule caking when in storage.

Abstract: A packaging and dispenser device is disclosed. The device comprises a receptacle, at least one ball disposed inside the receptacle, a flow reducer including a passage for the substance, and an orifice through which the passage opens out inside the receptacle.

Abstract: A device for metering flowable products, such as products in the form of powder, granules, or microspheres, usable, for example, for the preparation of treatment baths, such as baths for dyeing, comprises at least one passage for the material to be delivered, the passage leading to a diaphragm. The aforesaid diaphragm can be moved according to a vibratory motion produced, for example, by a vibrating member mounted on the device. Preferably, the diaphragm carries, associated to it, a further diaphragm, which, in conditions of fine dispensing, comes up against the first diaphragm, so as to achieve, by the effect of the common vibratory motion, an action antagonistic to the formation of aggregates or micro-aggregates in the material to be delivered.

Abstract: A condiment dispenser that has a handle of sufficient length to reduce the forces necessary to dispense condiments and/or make the dispenser safe to use over a backyard barbecue grill. In one version, one end of the handle has an attached cylinder having grooves or slots and two or more condiment containers have protrusions that engage the slots so that the containers may be mounted and de-mounted as in a bayonet coupling. Opposite the protrusion end, the containers have lids and rotatable tops, each having a hole or holes that allow regulation of the flow of condiments out of the containers. Another version uses a unitary lid and top having multiple protrusions and at least one hole, so that when secured to the handle, tenderizing and marinading can be undertaken at the same time. Other versions relate to various ways of securing the condiment containers to the handle.