Abstract: A privacy apron designed for concealing both a user's genitalia and disposable containers when the user urinates out in public is provided. The privacy apron may have a body having a private side/sheet and a public side/sheet, wherein the private side/sheet includes at least one inner pouch for discretely carrying disposable containers. The body may be secured about the user's waist so that the inner pouch is near the genital area while the public side/sheet is outwardly facing. The public side/sheet is made of an opaque material preventing visibility through to the private side. The body may provide opposing side pockets between the private and public sides/sheets so that the user may discretely manipulate their genital area to urinate into and then seal the disposable containers.

Abstract: A privacy apron designed for concealing both a user's genitalia and disposable containers when the user urinates out in public is provided. The privacy apron may have a body having a private side/sheet and a public side/sheet, wherein the private side/sheet includes at least one inner pouch for discretely carrying disposable containers. The body may be secured about the user's waist so that the inner pouch is near the genital area while the public side/sheet is outwardly facing. The public side/sheet is made of an opaque material preventing visibility through to the private side. The body may provide opposing side pockets between the private and public sides/sheets so that the user may discretely manipulate their genital area to urinate into and then seal the disposable containers.

Abstract: A unique apparatus unique apparatus and process that uses mediated electrochemical oxidation (MEO) for: (1) Destruction of: a) nearly all organic solid, liquid, and gases materials, except fluorinated hydrocarbons; b) all biological solid, liquid, and gases materials; c) and/or dissolution and decontamination (such as cleaning equipment and containers, etc.) of nearly all inorganic solid, liquid, or gas where higher oxidation states exist which includes, but is not limited to, halogenated inorganic compounds (except fluorinated), inorganic pesticides and herbicides, inorganic fertilizers, carbon residues, inorganic carbon compounds, mineral formations, mining tailings, inorganic salts, metals and metal compounds, etc.); and d) combined materials (e.g. a mixture of any of the foregoing with each other); henceforth collectively referred to as materials. (2) Sterilization/disinfection of equipment, glassware, etc., by destroying all existing infectious materials.