Abstract: A personal water rescue device. A gas device is connected to a housing and releases gas bubbles. A light device is contained within the housing and illuminates the gas bubbles. The light device includes a pair of vials that contain chemicals that when mixed form chemical illuminance and which communicate with inwardly deformable bulging ribs on the housing so as to allow mixing the chemicals and forming the chemical illuminance when the inwardly deformable bulging ribs are squeezed and their displacement ruptures the pair of vials. A tubular member of the housing terminates in a pin that punctures the gas device when the tubular member is further threaded into a connector sleeve of the housing, and in so doing, releases the gas bubbles for heads up surface positioning for a disoriented water victim, while the chemical illuminance from the light device provides illumination therefor.

Abstract: A self-adjusting liquid pourer is provided for a bottle having a neck, and consists of a casing, a mechanism for securing the casing to the neck of the bottle, a pouring spout assembly and another mechanism for rotatively securing the pouring spout assembly to the casing. The force of gravity will cause the pouring spout assembly to always rotate to a correct position with respect to the position of the bottle being held, so that the liquid can be poured our properly through the pouring spout assembly.