Abstract: A pest trapping device including a cap, a spewing member, a fan, a rotatable shaft, a transformer, a tray, a blue light emitting element, an electric circuit board, and a net. The spewing member has symmetrical holes to which support rods are secured for supporting the transformer controlling the rotatable shaft to rotate and further rotate the fan connected with the shaft. The tray is placed on the support rods for holding a pest-attracting chemical. The electric circuit board is positioned on a fixing frame fixed in the cap and connected with the light emitting element and the transformer that is turned on and off by a switch on the cap. When the device is powered, pests can be attracted by a smell giving out by the volatile chemical in the tray and the yellow color of the device, and during nighttime also by the blue light emitting element and sucked in by the fan and then held in the net.

Abstract: A multi-functional collapsible chair includes a frame and at least two elastic belts. The frame is provided with plural rods and a hand holder fixed with and extended out from one of the rods. Two ends of each of the elastic belts are wrapped around and fastened on the rods. A cushion can be laid on the frame, having massaging projections for improving metabolism. Therefore, the multi-functional collapsible chair can be used as a chair with a massaging effect and be disassembled for carrying and storing conveniently except that it is used as an auxiliary device for sexual pleasure.

Abstract: A power plug includes a connected unit, an assembled unit and a clamping mechanism. The connected unit has an insulative housing with a terminal open, and the insulative housing has a conductive terminal disposed therein. The assembled unit has an insulative casing and a movable body movably received in the insulative casing. The movable body has a first conductive pole and a second conductive pole. The assembled unit is installed in the terminal open of the connected unit. One of the first conductive pole and the second conductive pole is electrically connected to the conductive terminal, and another of the first conductive pole and the second conductive pole is projected outside the insulative casing. The clamping mechanism is disposed between the connected unit and the assembled unit.

Abstract: A plug connector for use with jacks of different standards has an insulating housing, a plurality of terminals and an adapter sleeve. The insulating housing has a plurality of terminal grooves formed in a front end thereof. The terminals are respectively arranged in the terminal grooves. The adapter sleeve is coupled on the insulating housing, and the adapter sleeve is moveably adjusted at a predetermined position to adapt the plug to one of two standards.