Abstract: A recreational smoking gun for dispensing smoke includes a gun housing, a manifold assembly, a bowl assembly, a motor, a trigger assembly and a pivot arm. The gun housing is in the form of a pistol and has a grip portion, a barrel portion and a muzzle. The manifold assembly can be selectively removable from the gun housing. The trigger assembly can have a trigger that selectively moves between an unactuated position and an actuated position. In the actuated position, the motor rotates a fan causing smoke from the product to be drawn through the manifold assembly and out of the muzzle. The pivot arm can be pivotably coupled to the gun housing and rotatable between a use position and a maintenance position. In the use position, the manifold assembly is captured in the gun housing. In the maintenance position, the manifold assembly is selectively movable from the gun housing.

Abstract: A liquid infusion system has an infusion chamber with open top and bottom ends. The top end has a removable cover. Flavored ingredients are placed in the chamber. A lower housing is rotatably secured to the bottom end of the chamber. A one-way valve located within the lower housing allows liquid flow in only a single direction. A stopper configured to be inserted into a bottle of virgin liquid is connected to the lower housing. When the system is tilted downward, virgin liquid is free to flow from the bottle and into the chamber. Bringing the bottle to vertical closes the valve and allows the virgin liquid and any ingredients placed in the chamber to steep, to produce a flavored infused beverage. The lower housing can be rotated and locked into a position in relation to the infusion chamber to prevent the flow of liquid into or out of the chamber.

Abstract: A liquid infusion system has an infusion chamber with open top and bottom ends. The top end has a removable cover. Flavored ingredients are placed in the chamber. A lower housing is rotatably secured to the bottom end of the chamber. A one-way valve located within the lower housing allows liquid flow in only a single direction. A stopper configured to be inserted into a bottle of virgin liquid is connected to the lower housing. When the system is tilted downward, virgin liquid is free to flow from the bottle and into the chamber. Bringing the bottle to vertical closes the valve and allows the virgin liquid and any ingredients placed in the chamber to steep, to produce a flavored infused beverage. The lower housing can be rotated and locked into a position in relation to the infusion chamber to prevent the flow of liquid into or out of the chamber.