Abstract: An incinerator has a combustion vessel, a base trap and an afterburner. The combustion vessel has a combustion chamber, an exhaust leading from the chamber, an air intake leading to the chamber, and a gas intake leading to the chamber. Fresh air is mixed with burning propane gas to elevate the temperature to incinerate waste with little ash. Household waste burns in the chamber generating flue gas that is moved from the chamber to the base trap where it is cooled. The cooled flue gas is moved from the base trap through a filter to the afterburner where it is oxygenated and burned prior to release to the atmosphere.

Abstract: An emergency assistance device aids emergency personnel in locating an address where assistance is needed An emergency assistance device contains a housing. A lighting assembly mounted on a top panel of the housing provides a flashing or rotating light to visually attract the attention of emergency response personnel driving along the street. A display with a distress message is mounted on the front panel of the housing to alert anyone within eyesight that emergency assistance is desired. A siren provides an audible signal to alert attention. The housing can be mounted on a dwelling or may be mounted on a pole in the yard. When an emergency situation arises, the user activates the device with a remote control unit.