Abstract: The instant invention is a process for dying a-non-skin material to match an individual's skin tone. The skin is scanned by any color measuring device which digitalizes the color value and imputes that value into a computer based software program. The software program compares the individual's color value to a-digitalized predetermined library of colorants and a-digitalized predetermined library of non-skin materials. The program considers such things as the properties of the non-skin material to-determine a colorant mix. The colorant mix consists of the particular colorants needed and the quantity of each colorant needed to formulate a color match. The data for the color match is transferred to a computer controlled pumping mixing system which produces the amount of color match needed. The non-skin material is dyed and dried.

Abstract: Disclosed is a chilled water dispenser for use in motor vehicles having a conventional air conditioning systems. The chilled water dispenser employs a bottled water holder that is secured in the trunk of an automobile. A transfer pump draws fluid from the bottle to a heat exchanger placed within the engine compartment of the motor vehicle. The heat exchanger is coupled to a conventional air conditioning system and has a thermostatically controlled solenoid to moderate reservoir temperatures. Upon demand the dispenser provides chilled water through a spigot mounted within the seating area of the motor vehicle. The heat exchanger is pre-charged with a refrigerant, allowing for ease of installation and includes fittings that allow the air conditioning system to be serviced in its ordinary manner.