Abstract: A Disposable Towel and Pad Holding Apparatus is disclosed. The apparatus relates to the use of disposable towels, sheets, pads, nonwovens, and textiles for wiping, cleaning, dusting, polishing and absorbing in a method that allows for an improved experience over prior arts. The apparatus is comprised of a permanent towel-like main body comprised of various possible fabric(s) and/or other assorted materials possessing certain property compositions to serve a variety of needs. It also possesses a means of temporarily connecting and securing various forms of disposable towels, sheets, pads, absorbents and nonwoven textiles to one side of the embodiments main body. The disposable means can be temporarily attached to one side prior to a cleaning task and removed and discarded following completion of the task. The waterproof characteristics of the embodiment protect the users hand from liquid cleaners, chemicals and moisture from spills. The apparatus itself is multi-use in its operation.

Abstract: A Bowling Visual Swing Training Apparatus is disclosed. The embodiment specifically relates to training devices which assist a bowler in the development of correct and proper swing fundamentals. The embodiment utilizes laser line technology to provide an optical indication of the directional and rotational aspects of the bowling arm and hand throughout the swing as they relate to a preferred swing reference line, as a means of training and improving one's swing fundamentals and technique. The embodiment is compact in size, made of durable plastic, or other lightweight material, and is designed to be worn on a single finger, primarily, but not specifically, the index finger. The embodiment combines the laser module and its battery power pack into one compact unit, affixed to a comfortable finger plate that conforms to the user's finger, and is attached to the finger by means of elastic Velcro straps or other suitable securing means.