Abstract: An apparatus comprising a multi-layer duct liner which can be inserted into existing duct systems such as HVAC system ducts. In facilities where micro-organisms are a concern, the linings may be chemically treated. When it is time to clean the ducts, the innermost lining is removed by detaching it from the remaining layers and removing it from the system.

Abstract: A support comfort cushion is disclosed comprising a plurality of gel springs absorbs, a plurality of interlocking support members, and a base cushion, all of which serve to redistribute directional force as applied, proportionate to the weight and anatomy of an animal or human, i.e. those areas of anatomy most susceptible to pressure points, e.g. elbows, paws, neck, shoulders, back, hip joints. The gel springs contain bellows and adjacent gel spring junctions which act together providing transitional resistive slippage to dynamic influence of weight and movement, all the while providing counter-pressure, suspension.

Abstract: A support comfort cushion is disclosed comprising a plurality of gel springs absorbs, a plurality of interlocking support members, and a base cushion, all of which serve to redistribute directional force as applied, proportionate to the weight and anatomy of an animal or human, i.e. those areas of anatomy most susceptible to pressure points, e.g. elbows, paws, neck, shoulders, back, hip joints. The gel springs contain bellows and adjacent gel spring junctions which act together providing transitional resistive slippage to dynamic influence of weight and movement, all the while providing counter-pressure, suspension.

Abstract: A cleaning and buffing device for curved surfaces is disclosed in which a tapered cleaning element is rotatably secured to a C-shaped bracket element having a first arm, a second arm, and a connecting member affixed to an elongated handle. The C-shaped bracket element is mounted onto the elongated handle and the cleaning element rotatably mounted on the first arm of the C-shaped bracket. The cleaning element has a cleaning surface having a sponge layer detachably affixed thereto by adhesives and a buffing surface having a plurality of paper pads detachably affixed thereto by adhesives. The cleaning element automatically rotates 180 degrees by rotating the handle either clockwise or counter-clockwise, and rotates 180 or 360 degrees by moving the handle in a forward and in a rearward direction.

Abstract: A removable unitary keyboard protector with attachment means adaptable to a broad spectrum of keyboard instruments. The protector includes a rear section with fastening means comprising fastening wedges adapted to conform to the space in between the black keys of the keyboard thereby attaching the keyboard protector thereto, a central cover position, and a frontal section fashioned to protect the keys and keyboard mechanism from contaminants or destructive forces to which such keyboard is accidentally or intentionally subjected.

Abstract: A cleansing device for use in a substantially erect attitude, the device having a housing with a grasping portion and a cleansing portion and a passage extending through the housing interconnecting the grasping and cleansing portions; a conduit mounted on the grasping portion of the housing having a distal end portion adapted to be connected to a source of liquid for transfer of liquid from the source through the conduit and into the passage of the housing; and a liquid absorbent element affixed on the cleansing portion of the housing in communication with the passage and facing in an upward direction when the housing is held in a substantially erect attitude with the cleansing portion higher than the grasping portion.