Abstract: The invention provides a bread knife including a blade and a handle. The blade has a slot and two edge portions. The slot is formed through the upper and lower sides of the blade. The two edge portions are located on two opposite sides of the slot. The knife handle is detachably disposed in the blade, and the knife handle has a holding portion, a supporting portion and a hook portion. The holding portion has a first end and a second end opposite to the first end. The supporting portion is connected to the second end of the holding portion and passes through the slot. The hook portion is disposed at an end of the supporting portion away from the holding portion and is engaged with the slot. The hook portion is located in the slot. The supporting portion passes through the slot to bend the blade into an arc.

Abstract: A knife holder adapted to be connected to a blade is provided. The knife holder includes a first and second handle. The first handle has a positioning portion formed on a first inner side surface of the first handle, and the blade is disposed on the first inner side surface of the first handle and adjustably engaged with the positioning portion. The second handle is detachably disposed on the first handle and has at least one accommodating groove formed on a second inner side surface of the second handle. The blade is clamped by the first handle and the second handle and the positioning portion is stored in the at least one accommodating groove. In the use state, the blade is partially protruded beyond the first handle and the second handle. In a storage state, the blade is completely concealed between the first handle and the second handle.

Abstract: A product having fillers therein is provided, which includes two outer shells, at least one connecting member, and fillers. The connecting member has two connecting portions fixed to each other. The connecting portions are adhered to the outer shells respectively to form a plurality of compartments between the outer shells. The fillers are filled in the compartments. During fabricating the compartments, a hot press is performed at a time to form all of the compartments for saving time and cost. In addition, no needle holes similar to those formed by stitches are formed on the two outer shells, and thus the pieces of the fillers may be prevented from escaping out of the outer shells.

Abstract: A beverage package with a concealed straw includes a container, a straw holder, a straw, and a cover. The container is made of a laminated material containing paper, and has an opening. The straw holder is connected to a portion of the inner surface of the container surrounding the opening, and has a recessed groove with a straw hole. The straw passes through the straw hole, and has a first section and a second section connected to the first section, wherein the first section is placed in the container and the second section is placed in the recessed groove of the straw holder. The cover is connected to the straw holder for sealing the recessed groove of the straw holder.

Abstract: An air mixing chamber is herein provided. More particularly, the air mixing chamber mixes the end-tidal and dead space air of exhaled breath for purposes of analysis using baffles with holes that direct the flow of the exhaled breath. The baffles are enclosed inside an enclosure that includes an inlet tube, an outlet tube and a sensor.

Abstract: A fabric for moisture management which contains first fibers and second fibers. The first fibers have either circular cross-sections or multiply indentations along the longitudinal side of the fibers. The second fibers have multiply indentations along the longitudinal side of the fibers. The capillary action of the first fibers is induced by either the inter-fiber spaces alone (i.e., where the fibers have circular cross-sections) or a combination of both the inter-fiber spaces and the indentation spaces, which are formed due to indentations. The capillary action of the second fibers is induced by the combination of both the inter-fiber spaces and the indentations spaces, which are formed due to indentations. The capillary action of the second fibers is greater than that of the first fibers so that the moisture absorbed by the first fibers can be easily transferred to the second fiber.

Abstract: A composite textile fabric for wicking moisture away from the skin of the wearer and transporting moisture from its skin-side surface to the opposite surface. The fabric includes a first fabric layer which has been rendered hydrophilic in order to quickly wick perspiration and other body fluids away from the skin of the user, and includes a relative high denier; and a second fabric layer which has been rendered hydrophilic, and includes filaments which is processed by peach finish sueding. The second filaments have a relatively low denier in order to pull perspiration and other body fluids from the first fabric layer.