Abstract: A flexible elongated tubular neck having an accordion shape that is rigidly mounted to a container containing liquids, and having an upper opening, that permits a user to readily pour out the content into a reservoir without the need of a funnel and without the risk of spillage. This elongated tubular accordion shaped neck has a threaded tubular end to cooperatively receive a threaded cap thereto, and also has sufficient length so that a user can extend it and locate the threaded tubular end next to a reservoir so that the liquid content can be transferred from the container to another reservoir. The elongated tubular accordion shaped neck includes locking means mounted to its internal wall, wherein the locking means includes a plurality of plates radially and inwardly extended, and at least one protuberance and a cavity in coaxial alignment with respect to each other. When the accordion shaped neck is in compressed position, the protuberances engage within the cavities located in another adjacent plate.

Abstract: A container that includes a dosage dispenser mounted therein and having an opening that is aligned with the rim of the container so that a user may pour out or drink the contents of the container and the dosage dispenser simultaneously. Scale markings on the container and the dosage dispenser permit a user to ascertain the amount of liquid in each. The opening of the dispenser is aligned with the rim of the container wall.

Abstract: A drainable pouch for colostomy patients with a stoma and that includes a valve for selectively releasing the gases trapped within the pouch. The valve assembly is removably mounted permitting a user to rinse the interior of the pouch from the uppermost portion. The valve also contains an odor suppresant filter that may include an impregnated fragrance. A cap member is used to cover the outlet spout. A sheet having cooperative dimensions and made out of a non-transparent material is used to conceal said pouch from public view.

Abstract: A floating device, used as a floating chair, for supporting a user over a body of water and having three sections: first, second and third sections, where the second section includes two bays to cooperatively receive a user's legs when she or he sits down on it. The first section of the floating device includes handle members to hold and maneuver the floating member in the water, and a through opening with a transparent member rigidly mounted therein to permit the user to look through it.

Abstract: A device for dispensing moistened stamps from a web wherein contiguous individual stamps are separated by a plurality of perforations. The individual stamps are cut with a cutting blade that is part of a stamp affixing assembly. When the blade is actuated by a user through a spring biased cover, the web of stamps is also advanced over a moistening pad member that is simultaneously brought against the web. The web is advanced through wheels that translate the linear reciprocating movement to a rotational movement. A water reservoir provides a constant source of water to the moistening pad.

Abstract: A food steamer with a stirring mechanism that can be set to start after a predetermined amount of time. A timer assembly and a gear assembly are mounted to the underside of the cover. The gear assembly includes a spring loaded gear that activates the gear assembly and causes the stirring assembly to rotate thereby avoiding over heating of portions of the foodstuff being cooked.

Abstract: An exercise device for children with muscular impediments that permit the periodic and uniform exercising of a child's limbs. The electronic motor that drives the slidably mounted front and rear brace members can be selectively engaged or disengaged, depending on the child's needs and progress. The brace members hold the child's hands and feet and cause them to move and flex, when forced over a predetermined path defined by front and rear channel assemblies. The mechanism can be selectively engaged and disengaged depending on the needs of the child. Telescopic linkage arms are provided to adjust the extent to which the child's limbs will be moved. A canvas and a mask keep the child horizontally suspended while being exercised.

Abstract: A hair brush device with an elongated handle and a powder compartment mounted to one end. The power compartment includes a bottom surface and a perpendicularly extending peripheral wall that includes bristles perpendicularly mounted to the bottom wall and protrude outwardly through its outer surface. A cover is hingedly and removably mounted to the powder compartment and has an internal surface further including a mirror member mounted thereon. The handle member comprises two halves that are longitudinally joined together by hinges and cooperatively define several cavities for storing cosmetics and applicators.

Abstract: A board game that wherein a number of messages have been divided in half in several cards and the players are urged to match them when they receive the cards either originally when they were dealt or subsequently as the game progresses and they take the cards from other players. Game tokens are used to represent each one of the players as they travel around the periphery of the board. Centrally and peripheraly located spaces are provided to correspond with the alphabet and with the pairs of cards of the game. Whenever a player matches two cards with one message he or she can claim one of the centrally disposed spaces. When a player lands on a particular peripheral space, he or she can take the pair previously claimed by another player.

Abstract: A scalp massager connected to a tap water supply, such as a shower head, through a flexible conduit. The massager includes a pulsating water shower head that is slidably mounted along a plurality of slots in a helmet that is fitted over a user's head. The massaging shower head includes a locking nut for adjusting and setting the shower head in a given position to constantly apply the pulsating water over an area of the user's scalp.