Abstract: A microwave cooking device is used for cooking food using steam inside a microwave oven. The device includes an outer body with a top portion that has a recessed portion with the ability to hold water, to aid in the microwave cooking and reheating process, protruding inwardly and towards a bottom portion of the device. The device further includes ridges on the outer body configured to be collapsible and expandable. The device has handles on the outer body configured to allow a user to pick up the device or hot dishware after microwaving. The recessed portion of the device includes (i) a rotatable knob with plurality of leaves, and (ii) plurality of holes. The device prevents splattering of food inside the microwave oven and is inexpensive, eco-friendly, easy to use and can be washed in the dishware after use.

Abstract: A self-massaging tool is provided. The self-massaging tool comprises a first base layer. Further, the self-massaging tool comprises a second layer formed upon the first base layer, wherein the second layer comprises a plurality of rounded protruding structures configured to assert pressure during self-massage of the user, wherein the self-massaging tool has a curved shape providing an outward bulge around its center when the self-massaging tool is aligned with the spine of the user, and wherein the curved shape of the self-massaging tool facilitates a neutral alignment with the spine of the user.

Abstract: A reusable food storage receptacle is disclosed comprising a first sidewall and a second sidewall integrally molded at a bottom edge, a left edge, and a right edge to form the storage receptacle. The first sidewall and the second sidewall have a releasable seal at a top portion to seal a foodstuff therein. A panel is attached to an exterior surface of the first sidewall. The panel is configured to retain a plurality of utensils.

Abstract: Embodiments are described for a universal food storage device having a main portion with a perimeter thereabout. An annular ring is molded thereto having a plurality of handles positioned at its edge. The device is configured to sealingly engage a vessel and preserve the contents therein.