Abstract: A soap holder and dispenser suitable for installation and use in a shower. It includes a pouch formed from synthetic netting material sized to receive a bar of soap and a hanger with a hook which supports the pouch in the shower. The pouch has a pocket for the soap and a pair of integral flaps extending upwardly away from the pocket walls. The outer ends of the flaps are fastened together and provided with an eyelet of a size to fit the hook so that the pouch can be hung on it. The flaps are of sufficient length to provide openings between their side edges through which a bar of soap can be passed into the pocket of the pouch. The hook is integral with a shaft mounted in a plastic base designed for attachment to the shower wall with a suitable adhesive.
Abstract: A computing and indicating device having a display which is calibrated through a range of 0% to 100% of usable heat energy remaining in a heat storage unit. The limits of such range are adjustable to meet the desires of the user. A plurality of comparators compare the temperature of the heat storage unit to biasing signals of progressively different values. Each comparator is effective to energize one of a plurality of displays. Each display represents a different percent of usable heat remaining.
Abstract: A pair of relatively adjustable elongate struts adapted to be inserted between a part of a motorcycle chassis and a supporting wheel to block flexing of the motorcycle suspension system when the motorcycle is being hauled on a carrier over rough terrain or the like. A device is provided at the remote end of one of the struts to interlock with the tread of the wheel tire and another element is provided at the remote end of the other strut to interlock with the chassis part to prevent dislodging of the struts due to bouncing of the motorcycle while in transit. A locking ring is slidable into position to embrace both struts to lock the same in extended colinear relationship.
Abstract: A cleaning apparatus in which an item to be cleaned is lowered into a tank of cleaning solution by a basket having an imperforate floor, the floor and tank forming a relatively narrow opening therebetween. The floor forces the underlying solution to flow through the opening at a relatively high velocity to sweep with it any sludge or sediment which may have previously settled on the bottom of the tank. Such solution flows above the basket floor and washes against the item being cleaned. Any sediment entering the solution tends to settle on top of the floor. When the basket is raised, it enables a drainage passage to be opened, permitting a remaining portion of the solution as well as a rinsing liquid to flow along the floor and through the drainage passage, sweeping with it such sediment, etc., which had previously settled on the basket floor.
Abstract: Auxiliary support wheels for a heavily laden vehicle are mounted for castered movement on a transversely extending axle carried by an auxiliary frame structure, which extends rearwardly from the vehicle frame. The auxiliary wheel spindles are connected by a tie rod and compression springs are stressed between opposite sides of a projection on the axle and adjustable elements on the tie rod to reduce sidewise swaying of the vehicle.
Abstract: A support for an electric meter of the type used to measure energy supplied to customers of electric power companies or the like. The support is interposed between the meter and its customary base or socket and is settable to face the meter in either of two directions other than that in which it normally faces whereby to facilitate reading of the meter and also to enable a meter reader to read two or more meters from a single viewpoint.