Abstract: A beverage container coaster with a coaster housing having a substantially horizontal palm portion that contains a beverage area for supporting a beverage container in a substantially level fashion. At least one finger extension is attached to said coaster housing. The finger extension may be removably attachable to the beverage container coaster housing and may also be rotatably attached and moveable and pliable for changing their position and shape. Sound and/or light generators may also be incorporated into the beverage container coaster and used under the control of an electronic controller contained within the coaster housing.

Abstract: Universal Coaster and Stacking Device comprising two similarly shaped flat members spaced from each other in parallel planes and defining a central axis normal to the parallel planes forming a space between the flat members, which have similar configurations and peripheral edges and surfaces facing in axially opposing directions. Three parallel fingers are parallel to the central axis and positioned radially beyond the peripheral edges and axially beyond the outwardly facing surfaces. A linkage assembly is arranged within the space that has link portions extending beyond the flat member peripheries for supporting the fingers and for selectively moving the fingers between fully retracted positions for storage and supporting smaller vessels and fully extended positions for supporting larger vessels on the link portions when said fingers are brought into proximity with vessels in contact with the device.

Abstract: A hair dryer stand useful for storing a blow dryer when not in use and especially for holding an operating blow-dryer on a countertop without burning the countertop or material on the countertop. The hair dryer stand is attractive and improves safety. The stand comprises a continuous substrate defining in sequence a top ledge, a nozzle support curve, an exhaust resting area, a handle support curve, a device support curve and a bottom ledge, wherein the substrate further defines a channel extending from a first apex adjacent the exhaust resting area to a second apex; said channel having a narrower width area adjacent said first apex and a wider width area adjacent the second apex. The channel is positioned to allow air to flow into the intake side of the blow-dryer, over the heating coils inside blow-dryer and thus to prevent the blow-dryer from overheating.

Abstract: An iron holder is provided allowing for fixation of an iron, such that the iron holder, and thereby also the iron housed therein, may be moved in all directions without the iron falling off the iron holder, while simultaneously keeping the heating surface of the iron in a covered position, such that said heating surface will not pose a threat to the health of the user or pose a risk for setting fire to flammable materials.

Abstract: A stirrer stand (10) for a submersible motor stirrer (12) composed of at least one base part (14) and a receiving part (16) for the submersible motor stirrer beyond which a guide member extends, which is used for guiding the submersible motor during assembly, the entire stirrer stand being produced from a single vibration-damping material.

Abstract: A soldering iron stand comprises a stand base, and a soldering iron holder provided on an upper portion of the stand base and formed to have a curved surface for receiving thereon a soldering iron to be held by the stand base. The soldering iron holder has a plurality of recesses formed therein and arranged in a circumferential direction of the curved surface. Each of the recesses is provided with a heat-resistant elastic member.

Abstract: An iron tote includes a soleplate rest, an iron seat, a cord guide, and a wall stand. The soleplate rest defines a soleplate resting surface for the soleplate of an associated iron. The iron seat connects with and projects generally forwardly from the soleplate rest. The iron seat defines a heel resting surface oriented generally normal with respect to the soleplate resting surface. The cord guide connects with the soleplate rest above the iron seat. The cord guide can have a contoured contact surface along which an electrical cord of the associated iron rides during operation of the iron. The wall stand connects with and projects generally rearwardly from the soleplate rest. A method of operating an iron and a kit are also disclosed.

Abstract: An iron holder comprises a base and an insulation board for supporting the iron, the base forming a revolvable relationship with the insulation board, and there is an angle adjusting unit is arranged between the insulation board and the base for adjusting the revolving angle of the insulation board revolving relative to the base. Because the insulation board and the base forms a pivoted relationship, and the angle adjusting unit can adjust the angle between the insulation board and the base, the insulation board can be adjusted into a preferred angle for the users to lay the iron; and the iron holder can be conveniently packed to reduce packing materials.

Abstract: A hair dryer stand for setting an operating blow-dryer on a countertop without burning the countertop or material on the countertop. The hair dryer stand is attractive and improves safety. The stand comprises at least one base, at least one sidewall having a top and a bottom where the bottom is attached to the base, at least one vent, and an opening wherein the opening profile is defined by the top of the sidewall and can receive the intake side of a blow-dryer that is turned on. In use, the blow-dryer is supported in the opening and suspended above the countertop. Air is allowed to flow into the intake side of the blow-dryer, over the heating coils inside blow-dryer and prevents the blow-dryer from overheating. Also, the exhaust side of the blow-dryer is directed upward, away from the countertop so the countertop or material on countertop will not burn.

Abstract: A soldering iron stand comprises a stand base, and a soldering iron holder provided on an upper portion of the stand base and formed to have a curved surface for receiving thereon a soldering iron to be held by the stand base. The soldering iron holder has a plurality of recesses formed therein and arranged in a circumferential direction of the curved surface. Each of the recesses is provided with a heat-resistant elastic member.

Abstract: An assembly for holding a portable hair dryer which has a handle and a nozzle, the assembly comprising a cradle having upper and lower portions to respectively support the nozzle and handle, a mounting arrangement for securing the assembly to a substrate such as a wall or table, and a connecting assembly which permits movement of the cradle in different directions. The assembly permits hands-free use of a portable hand-held hair dryer.

Abstract: The Third Hand Stand is a triple stand for one soldering iron that consists of one stand that holds the soldering iron in leaning working position instead of safety position, a second stand that holds the soldering iron in horizontal working position and a third one regular stand for safety position.

Abstract: A hair styling iron support includes a body for enclosing the heated barrel portion of a hair styling iron. In an exemplary support, the body has an entrance leading to an interior, with the heated barrel portion contained in the interior. A cradle and a plurality of ribs engage the styling iron to maintain a space between the heated barrel and the support body.

Abstract: Tool storage device having an angled surface with apertures formed therein sized for receiving the drive ends of power tools.

Abstract: A holding and support element for electric irons which includes a protective support formed of a heat insulating material which may be placed against an ironing plate and which includes a bottom wall and side walls which are formed to define a housing for receiving the ironing plate such that the support will remain secured to the ironing plate regardless of movement of the ironing to thereby prevent injury from accidental contact with the ironing plate.

Abstract: A hair curling iron support device for holding a hair curling iron, or other styling implement, away from a horizontal or vertical resting surface. The holder is provided with a generally “U” or “V”-shaped, weighted base having at least one support member affixed thereto. A ring support member having a plurality of spaced apart rings are affixed to the support member. In alternate embodiments, multiple pluralities of spaced apart rings are provided to accommodate additional hair curling iron units.