Abstract: The present portable garbage container includes a housing, and a cover which is slidable and tiltable relative the housing. As the cover is slidable from a seat and into a transverse slot formed in the housing, the cover tilts so as to shift its weight to a sidewall of the housing, which facilitates the sliding of the cover and allows an efficient opening of the container. The cover is also efficiently closed by tilting the cover inwardly. The cover subsequently slides down the slot and into the seat.

Abstract: A lightweight, foldable, portable cooking implement having adjustable cooking and fire box work frames. A vertical frame is provided with a lower ground engaging end and a plurality of vertically spaced apart, forwardly opening, receptacles for removably engaging cooking and fire box frames. Lateral stabilizers, having lower ground engaging ends, are rotatably attached to each side of the vertical frame for adjustable disposition forwardly thereof.

Abstract: A tool for adjusting the ignition point assembly of an automotive engine. The tool includes a handle with a hand grip on one end and a hexagonal-headed tool bar pivotally attached to the other end. Rigidifying means are provided to stiffen the pivotal connection so that when the tool is supported horizontally by the bar, the handle will not swing, by its own weight, about the pivotal connection. The tool includes a projection adjacent the hexagonal bar end for lifting the access door of a distributor so that the hexagonal bar end may enter and engage an adjustment screw in the distributor.

Abstract: A telescoping cleaning tool adapted to remove debris and the like from a poorly accessible surface. The tool includes telescoping inner and outer tubes wherein one end of one of the tubes is adapted to receive air under pressure, as from an air nozzle, and the opposite end of the other tube is provided with a sharpened edge for scraping debris and the like from a surface. An orifice is provided adjacent the sharpened edge for directing the air under pressure against such debris. The one tube is preferably provided with a handle near its air-receiving end so that an operator may grasp the handle with the fingers and press the air-receiving end into an air nozzle held in the palm of the hand, thereby permitting the tool to be used with one hand only.