Abstract: The various embodiments herein relate to a method of absorbing and draining oil from fried food using an oil absorbent paper. The method comprises dispensing an oil absorbent paper from a tubular roll. The tubular roll comprises a plurality of longitudinal “V” shaped protruding grooves and the oil absorbent paper is rolled over the tubular roll. The fried food is placed over the dispensed oil absorbent paper. The dispensed oil absorbent paper drains off an excess oil from the fried food through a plurality of longitudinal protruding grooves. The plurality of longitudinal protruding grooves are made out of the oil absorbent paper.

Abstract: An apparatus to apply antiseptic treatment while providing the benefits of a moisturizer. A method for using the apparatus whereby the antiseptic treatment is applied to a body orifice via a squeeze tube, a twist up stick tube or by using a finger to retrieve the antiseptic treatment from a small jar with a twist-off top to help provide a protectant that reduces a body's intake of harmful microbes.

Abstract: A personal security backpack emits audio alarm signals for attracting attention to a crime scene or crisis situation powered by a portable battery pack and contained within a separate, readily accessible component compartment of the backpack. Two shoulder straps and a spacious main compartment for holding personal items are provided. The alarm system remains concealed under an openable access flap that covers the entire component compartment. Two siren signal generators are disposed within the backpack proximate openings for generating loud distinguishable noise, with the sirens being unmuffled and pointed in opposite directions. A panic switch is mounted on the backpack's shoulder strap to provide easy access for activating the sirens. An adjustable anti-theft strap fastens across the chest, from one shoulder strap to the other, preventing the personal security backpack from easily being taken from the user.

Abstract: A personal security backpack emits visual and audio alarm signals for attracting attention to a crime scene or crisis situation powered by a portable battery pack and contained within a separate, readily accessible component compartment of the backpack. Two shoulder straps and a spacious main compartment for holding personal items are provided. The multi-alarm system remains concealed under an openable access flap that covers the entire component compartment. A smaller, rectangular flap section may be folded underneath the access flap to reveal a rectangular visual window in the component compartment. Two siren signal generators and a visual signal generator are disposed within the backpack proximate openings for generating loud distinguishable noise and a visual signal, with the sirens being unmuffled and pointed in opposite directions. A panic switch is mounted on the backpack's shoulder strap to provide easy access for activating the sirens and visual signal simultaneously.

Abstract: A battery powered portable personal alarm system is contained within a bag having a carrying theft-resistant strap to avoid theft of the alarm system while being carried. The bag houses a siren and a visual signal generator located proximate openings therein for generating a loud distinguishable noise and a visual signal. An arming switch and panic switch allow simultaneously activation of the siren and the visual signal. The visual signal generator can be a spark flare and ignitor contained within a removable fire resistant chamber mounted on a base plate disposed within the bag. Installation of the fire resistant chamber simultaneously establishes the electrical connection of the fire resistant chamber, allowing convenient and fail-safe replacement of the spark flare and ignitor after use. The visual signal can also be a high intensity strobe lamp which emits a high-intensity and high frequency light signal through a visual window.