Abstract: A method for cleaning a plurality of drainpipes installed in a movable equipment by causing a flow of a cleaning solution through the drainpipes includes the steps of connecting provisional pipes to the plurality of drainpipes, feeding a cleaning solution into the provisional pipes and the drainpipes, and applying negative pressure suction force to the provisional pipes and the drainpipes to cause a flow of the cleaning solution in the opposite direction to a drain direction in normal use, to thereby clean the drainpipes.

Abstract: A method for cleaning a plurality of drainpipes installed in a movable equipment by causing a flow of a cleaning solution through the drainpipes includes the steps of connecting provisional pipes to the plurality of drainpipes, feeding a cleaning solution into the provisional pipes and the drainpipes, and applying negative pressure suction force to the provisional pipes and the drainpipes to cause a flow of the cleaning solution in the opposite direction to a drain direction in normal use, to thereby clean the drainpipes.

Abstract: A method for cleaning a plurality of drainpipes installed in a movable equipment by causing a flow of a cleaning solution through the drainpipes includes the steps of connecting provisional pipes to the plurality of drainpipes, feeding a cleaning solution into the provisional pipes and the drainpipes, and applying negative pressure suction force to the provisional pipes and the drainpipes to cause a flow of the cleaning solution in the opposite direction to a drain direction in normal use, to thereby clean the drainpipes.

Abstract: A temple assembly pivotably mounts to a lens holding frame of spectacles. The temple assembly has a first temple portion having a pivot member for pivotably attaching to the lens holding frame and an abutment for engaging the lens holding frame to restrict outward pivoting of the first temple portion away from the lens holding frame. A second temple portion is provided having a first end portion with an ear engaging section and a temple shaft slidably engaging the first temple portion. The first temple portion includes a receiving tube for slidably receiving the temple shaft therein through a first end opening. The pivot member has a hinge shaft with a pivot lug pivotably attachable to the lens holding frame. The hinge shaft is slidably received in the receiving tube through a second end opening of the receiving tube.

Abstract: An eyeglass frame includes a lens frame having a pair of opposed endpieces, two hollow connectors each having one end pivoted to one of the endpieces, and two elongated bows each having one end pivoted to the other end of one hollow connector. The elongated bows are turnable relative to the hollow connectors between a first bow position, wherein the elongated bows are aligned with the hollow connectors, and a second bow position, wherein the elongated bows are positioned transverse to and inward of the hollow connectors. The hollow connectors are turnable relative to the endpieces about a generally vertical plane between a first connector position, wherein the hollow connectors extend rearwardly and horizontally from the endpieces, and a second connector position, wherein the hollow connectors extend vertically downward from the endpieces.