Abstract: The invention relates to a stand (1) suitable for easy viewing of a notebook display (1a). A rest element (2), an intermediary element (3) and an upper element (4) are reciprocally constrained by means of rotating constraints (2b and 4b). The variable inclination of the upper element (4) is obtainable by means of a support element (5) which, constrained to the said upper element can be fitted into a plurality of ribs or notches (7) present on one of the upper surface (3a) of the intermediary element (3).

Abstract: This invention relates to a bath composition based on herbs and a foaming agent, in particular a composition including a reagent consisting of sodium bicarbonate and a weak acid such as citric acid which develops carbon dioxide when it comes into contact with water, combined with a surfactant such as lauryl sulphate, and mixed with a quantity of medicinal herbs. When this composition is immersed in the bathwater, the reagent develops a considerable amount of carbon dioxide which, thanks to the surfactant also present in the composition, gives rise to the formation of foam. At the same time, an infusion is obtained due to the presence of medicinal herbs, with the result that the active constituents of the herbs which are dispersed in the water are readily absorbed by the skin through the pores. The invention also relates to packaging in which a quantity of reagent and medicinal herbs is introduced into a bag made, for example, of non-woven fabric.

Abstract: This invention relates to a bath composition based on herbs and a foaming agent, in particular a composition including a reagent consisting of sodium bicarbonate and a weak acid such as citric acid which develops carbon dioxide when it comes into contact with water, combined with a surfactant such as lauryl sulphate, and mixed with a quantity of medicinal herbs. When this composition is immersed in the bathwater, the reagent develops a considerable amount of carbon dioxide which, thanks to the surfactant also present in the composition, gives rise to the formation of foam. At the same time, an infusion is obtained due to the presence of medicinal herbs, with the result that the active constituents of the herbs which are dispersed in the water are readily absorbed by the skin through the pores. The invention also relates to packaging in which a quantity of reagent and medicinal herbs is introduced into a bag made, for example, of non-woven fabric.

Abstract: A diamond-mesh polyethylene sponge is obtained from a number of netting tubes stretched over supports, joined and bound together at the center and then released from the supports.