Abstract: A lantern includes a burner, a valve unit connected to the burner and configured to control a fuel flow toward the burner, an ignition unit configured to ignite the burner, and a housing. The valve unit includes a valve regulator and a control knob, and the ignition unit includes an ignition switch. The housing holds the control knob and the ignition switch at an offset angle.

Abstract: Portable grill includes a grill accessory receiver portion arranged on the grill and configured to receive and hold at least one grill accessory, and a grill accessory attachment portion configured to be arranged on the at least one grill accessory. The grill accessory attachment portion engages with the grill accessory receiver portion to form a male-female coupling to provide a physical connection between the grill accessory and the grill.

Abstract: A portable grill includes a grill housing that holds a grill structure, at least one pivot connection, a plurality of upper leg portions that are pivotally connected to the grill housing by the at least one pivot connection, and a plurality of lower leg portions attached to the upper leg portions. Additionally the plurality of lower leg portions are configured to move with respect to the plurality of upper leg portions to form a compact position of the grill.

Abstract: A safety valve includes a first valve body configured to receive a gas or fluid from a gas or fluid source, the first valve associated with a first structure, and a second valve body configured to provide a gas or fluid to a gas or fluid component, the second valve associated with the second structure. The first valve body and the second valve body are configured and arranged to one of open or close the valve when the first structure moves with respect to the second structure.

Abstract: A lawn rake having a clip member extending from the upper surface thereof to retain gardening gloves or other items with the rake between uses, reducing the likelihood of the gloves being misplaced. The hub of the rake head is made up of wedge-shaped sections. The upper surfaces of alternate ones of the wedge-shaped sections define a first arcuate surface, while the upper surfaces of the intermediate ones of the wedge-shaped sections define a second arcuate surface, offset from the first arcuate surface, thereby strengthening the hub and inhibiting twisting thereof. The rake tines extend from the hub and continue the wedge shape and arcuate configuration of the hub. Each tine has a rib extending down its upper surface centrally between the tine edges. A spreader bar interconnects all the tines. An outer wall extends downwardly from the lower edge of the outside surface of the hub and of each of the outermost tines.