Abstract: The present disclosure pertains to a sink mat configured for insertion within a sink basin, comprising a base formed of a rigid, planar material, the base having a top surface and a bottom surface; and at least one center fold line oriented across the width of the base, defining at least one bisecting crease to allow the mat to be folded into a V-shape for ease of debris disposal and storage.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to organizational devices for dishwashing environments. The disclosed technology includes a combined sink caddy and counter mat. The combined sink caddy and counter mat can include a sink caddy and a counter mat. The sink caddy can include a frame, a plurality of ridges, and a basket. The plurality of ridges can extend from the frame in a first direction perpendicular to the flat face. The basket can include a plurality of walls and a flat bottom forming therethrough a plurality of draining apertures. The counter mat can be attachable to the sink caddy along a first long side of the frame. The counter mat can include panels hingedly connected in series such that the panels can be folded such that a first panel lies flat-faced against a second panel. Each panel can have a profile similar in dimension to that of the frame.

Abstract: The present disclosure pertains to a drain strainer for filtering debris from water as it enters a sink drain, the strainer comprising a strainer base; a debris collection chamber connected to the inner perimeter of the strainer base, the chamber forming therethrough a plurality of drainage pores configured to allow water passage through the chamber; and a plurality of support ribs connected to and vertically extending from the strainer base, wherein the ribs are configured to elevate items placed directly on the strainer, thereby facilitating unobstructed water flow beneath such items and into the debris collection chamber.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a foldable drying mat configured to support various dishware configurations, comprising a plurality of interconnected rectangular drying panels, wherein each drying panel further comprises two lateral short sides and two longitudinal long sides, and a top surface and an opposing bottom surface with a flat base on each surface; wherein each drying panel is pivotally connected to at least one adjacent panel; wherein the drying panels are selectively adjustable, such that at least two adjacent panels can be positioned at an angle relative to one another, thereby creating various elevations.

Abstract: The present disclosure pertains to an in-sink caddy designed for optimizing kitchen sink space. In some embodiments, an in-sink caddy comprising a main body with a base and a plurality of upright walls; a slide-out tray with a base, configurable to a stowed position beneath the main body and expanded positions extending horizontally outwardly from the main body, wherein in the expanded position the slide-out tray is configured to function as an auxiliary area suitable for drying kitchen tools; and a slide track system facilitating the selective movement of the slide-out tray.

Abstract: A vehicle headlamp unit that is configured for use with either a halogen lamp or a high intensity discharge lamp. The headlamp unit includes a housing within which a reflector is located for reflecting light from the headlamp unit. A lamp is supported within the reflector and a lamp socket is electrically connected to the lamp. The lamp socket including a wire harness receptacle having a first configuration that is configured to matingly engage the wire harness connector. A secondary receptacle is also connected to the housing. The secondary receptacle has a second configuration that at least partially duplicates the first configuration and is configured to matingly engage the wire harness connector. Accordingly, both the wire harness receptacle and the secondary receptacle are configured to alternately receive and matingly engage the wire harness connector.