Abstract: A kitchen utensil is described in the form of a spoon for separating a liquid from an unwanted floating component. The spoon has a handle and a ladle and 2 comprising two liquid receiving vessels 3, 4. One of the vessels 3 is received within the other 4 and is formed with a hole 5 at the base thereof. In use liquid in the first vessel 3 flows through the hole 5 into the second vessel 4 , from whence it may be poured, leaving the unwanted component in the first vessel 3.

Abstract: A towel rack is provided comprising a support member 1 adapted to be removably mountable to a wall, and a plurality of towel rails 18 which may be engaged to the support member at selected locations and in selected configurations by a user. Such an arrangement provides efficent use of space, versatility and the ability to remove the rails and/or support member when not required.

Abstract: A clamp, for example of the conventional "clothes peg" type, is provided with a wedging device 9 which may be selectively locatable between the rear ends of the two clamping members 2 so as to urge the rear ends apart, and thereby by virtue of the pivotal connection 4 between the clamping members 2 to urge the clamping jaws 3 together. In this way the wedging device 9 acts to increase the strength of the clamp in order to reduce the possibility of the items held between the jaws of the clamp from slipping out of the clamp. A locking member is also provided to prevent the wedging member from being unintentionally released.