Abstract: A plurality of devices for preventing creases and wrinkles in articles of clothing best suited for hanging onto the horizontal arm, or the side arms of a clothes hanger and in combination of the two, that connects to, and disconnects from the horizontal arm of the clothes hanger, and quickly and efficiently becomes two devices that connect to, and disconnect from the two side arms of the clothes hanger via a fitting adjustment in the center of the device. The plurality of devices can be reinstalled and used again on the horizontal arm as a single device without compromising the integrity of the functionality of the device. A plurality of fitting Adjustments occur at each end of the device producing a longer length than the horizontal arm of the clothes hanger, and thus allowing installation onto horizontal arms and side arms varying in length resulting from differently manufactured clothes hangers.

Abstract: A battery powered fishing line bite detector alarm producing visible and/or audible alarm signals is disclosed. An arm, installed within the alarm, integrally connects to a modified leaf on-off switch. The alarm attaches to a fishing rod in front of a fishing reel mounted on the rod. Fishing line is threaded into the arm and adjusted such that slack is provided between the rear of the alarm and the front of the reel thereby allowing forward arm movement. The fishing line is further inserted until desired resistance of forward and backward line movement within the arm is achieved. Applied tension to the line forces the arm to actuate. A tension spring clip connected to a switch lever, and a common leaf contact arm, pulls contact arm closer to an upper common contact point until contact is made activating the alarm signals.

Abstract: A plurality of crease and wrinkle prevention devices for preventing unwanted creases and wrinkles in articles of clothing best suited for hanging in combination onto a horizontal arm and a plurality of side arms of a clothes hanger respectively. Such wrinkles caused by a smaller hanging surface. The devices having a large cylindrical hanging surface, and being longer than the horizontal arm, and the side arms, removably install and securely contour onto the arms through a molded gap, after cutting off a portion of the devices exceeding the length of the arms. The longer length of the devices allows them to be used on clothes hangers in existing collections, having horizontal arms and side arms varying in length resulting from differently manufactured clothes hangers.