Abstract: A rotatable organizer comprising: a base; a first gear in rotatable communication with the base; a first turntable fixedly attached to the first gear, the exposed turntable having a center; a second gear in rotatable communication with the base, and meshing with the first gear; a third gear in rotatable communication with the base, and meshing with the second gear; a second turntable fixedly attached to the third gear, the second turntable having a center; an enclosure attached to the base; a central divider attached to the enclosure. A rotatable organizer similar to the one previously described, except with rails instead of an enclosure, with the rails being about ½ inch to about 9 inches high.

Abstract: A rotatable organizer comprising: a base; a first grooved wheel in rotatable communication with the base, the first grooved wheel comprising a first groove; an exposed turntable fixedly attached to the first grooved wheel, the exposed turntable having a center; a second grooved wheel in rotatable communication with the base, second grooved wheel comprising a second groove; a second turntable fixedly attached to the second grooved wheel, the second turntable having a center; a belt attached to the first groove and the second groove, and configured to rotate the second grooved wheel when the first grooved wheel rotates; a rail attached to the base and extending up orthogonally to at least one of the turntables, wherein the rail encloses at least a portion of the perimeter of the rotatable organizer; a central divider located on a plane that contains an imaginary line that extends from the center of the exposed turntable to the center of the second turntable, the plane being generally orthogonal to the surface o

Abstract: A rotatable organizer comprising: a base; a first gear in rotatable communication with the base; a first turntable fixedly attached to the first gear, the exposed turntable having a center; a second gear in rotatable communication with the base, and meshing with the first gear; a third gear in rotatable communication with the base, and meshing with the second gear; a second turntable fixedly attached to the third gear, the second turntable having a center; an enclosure attached to the base; a central divider attached to the enclosure. A rotatable organizer similar to the one previously described, except with rails instead of an enclosure, with the rails being about ½ inch to about 9 inches high.

Abstract: A rotatable organizer comprising: a base; a first grooved wheel in rotatable communication with the base, the first grooved wheel comprising a first groove; an exposed turntable fixedly attached to the first grooved wheel, the exposed turntable having a center; a second grooved wheel in rotatable communication with the base, second grooved wheel comprising a second groove; a second turntable fixedly attached to the second grooved wheel, the second turntable having a center; a belt attached to the first groove and the second groove, and configured to rotate the second grooved wheel when the first grooved wheel rotates; a rail attached to the base and extending up orthogonally to at least one of the turntables, wherein the rail encloses at least a portion of the perimeter of the rotatable organizer; a central divider located on a plane that contains an imaginary line that extends from the center of the exposed turntable to the center of the second turntable, the plane being generally orthogonal to the surface o

Abstract: A rotatable organizer comprises a base and a plurality of gears in rotatable communication with the base. An exposed turntable is fixedly attached to a first gear and another turntable is fixedly attached to a third gear. A second gear is in communication with the first and third gears. A rail is attached to the base and extends up orthogonally with respect to at least one of the turntables and the rail encloses at least a portion of the perimeter of the rotatable organizer. A central divider is located on a plane that contains an imaginary line that extends between the centers of the turntables. The turntables are configured to be rotatable with respect to the base to move items atop the base within the rotatable organizer.

Abstract: A rotatable organizer comprising: a base; a first gear in rotatable communication with the base; an exposed turntable fixedly attached to the first gear, the exposed turntable having a center; a second gear in rotatable communication with the base, and meshing with the first gear; a third gear in rotatable communication with the base, and meshing with the second gear; a third turntable fixedly attached to the third gear, the third turntable having a center; a rail attached to the base and extending up orthogonally with respect to at least one of the turntables, and wherein the rail encloses at least a portion of the perimeter of the rotatable organizer; a central divider located on a plane that contains an imaginary line that extends from the center of the exposed turntable to the center of the third turntable, the plane being generally orthogonal to the surface of the exposed turntable and the surface of the third turntable; where the exposed turntable and the third turntable are configured to be rotatable w

Abstract: A debris catcher for catching crumbs or debris is disclosed. The debris catcher comprises a “U” or “V” shaped trough having at least one flexible laterally-resilient sidewall that can be fixed in a gap between two kitchen appliances, such as an appliance or kitchen counter. The sidewalls of the debris catcher may be temporarily pressed towards each other to fit between the two objects and then released to hold the debris catcher in place. Once released the debris catcher springs apart and seals the gap between the two kitchen objects. Protective lips constructed on both ends of the debris catcher prevent crumbs, debris or liquids from falling out inadvertently.