Abstract: A disposable bib is disclosed. The bib is constructed of a unitary sheet of drapable material. The unitary sheet has opposite top and bottom edges defining a length direction therebetween, and opposite side edges defining a width direction therebetween. A pair of slots extend along opposite side edges of the sheet. The slots define a pair of ties along respective opposite side edges of the sheet for use in securing the bib to a wearer by being tied about the neck.

Abstract: A disposable hand care product comprising first and second glove side elements fabricated of a relatively thin plastic film material, each of these elements having oppositely extending finger receiving areas and juxtapositioned palm receiving areas, these side elements being disposed in face-to-face aligned relationship and being sealingly interconnected to one another around the entire periphery thereof so as to define a pair of glove members arranged in wrist-to-wrist connected relationship, a hand care product disposed interjacent these side elements, and separating means permitting convenient separation of the pair of glove members from one another and simultaneously providing access into the interior of the member so that a person can insert his or her hands into these members and thereby have skin contact with the hand care product disposed therewithin.

Abstract: A light weight tripodal, rollable stool provided with low friction casters has a bicycle seat, seat support post, and height adjustment means rigidly supported by a front leg, and has two rear legs rigidly supporting the front leg. The stool supports a person seated thereon in a generally standing position. The front leg is shaped to allow the stool to be used in close proximity to work stations like kitchen counters or workbenches, while the rear legs and front leg are arranged so as to provide generous clearance for the legs of a person rolling about on the stool.

Abstract: The present invention embodies a seat cushion and base which are made of metal and have oppositely disposed triangular plates attached thereto and connected by pivot pins which are axially aligned on the center of the cushion and base forming a hinge arrangement. This permits the lateral tilting of the seat cushion when the vehicle is tilted thereby maintaining the cushion in normal horizontal position. A pair of rams are disposed between the base and the cushion connected by a hydraulic line which conducts fluid from one ram to the other when the load of the occupant shifts due to the vehicle tilting to have the high side of the cushion move downwardly to maintain it in horizontal position.