Abstract: A candle flame extinguisher for effectively extinguishing the flame of a candle. The candle flame extinguisher generally includes an air dispenser, an air nozzle connected to the air dispenser and an extension tube connected to the air nozzle. The extension tube may be removably or permanently connected to the air nozzle. The user positions the outer end of the extension tube near a flame of a candle and then squeezes the air dispenser causing an extinguishing airflow to be emitted from an outer opening within the extension tube that extinguishes the flame.

Abstract: A building surface area measurement system for efficiently measuring the surface area for a room. The building surface area measurement system generally includes a housing having a triangular shaped base, wherein the housing includes a first side positionable adjacent to a first wall and a second side positionable adjacent to a second wall in a corner, a first measuring unit within the housing directed parallel to the first wall to measure the width of the first wall, a second measuring unit within the housing directed parallel to the second wall to measure the width of the second wall, and an upper measuring unit directed upwardly parallel to the height of the walls. A control unit within the housing is in communication with the measuring units and utilizes the measurement data to calculate the total surface area of the room or the two walls. A display unit within the housing displays the calculated information.

Abstract: A material for use in containers for explosive media and a material for use n containers for absorbing the dynamic shock of an explosion and prevent sympathetic detonation of adjacent explosive devices in which the material is a relatively lightweight, porous, shock absorbing material mixed with a binder to provide a castable composite. A storage container receives the cast filler and is thereby hindered from being subjected to destruction from sympathetic detonation due to donor detonation within the storage container or a proximate storage container.

Abstract: A material for use in containers for explosive media and a material for use n containers for absorbing the dynamic shock of an explosion and prevent sympathetic detonation of adjacent explosive device in which the material is a relatively lightweight, porous, shock absorbing material mixed with a binder to provide a castable composite. A storage container receives the cast filler and is thereby hindered from being subjected to destruction from sympathetic detonation due to donor detonation within the storage container or a proximate storage container.