Abstract: A first ice making bag (110) comprises a first envelope (112) which comprises a first envelope top (112T) and a first envelope bottom (112B). The first ice making bag (110) further comprises a first binding (114) which comprises a first peripheral binding (114A). A first left peripheral opening binding (114AL), and a first right peripheral opening binding (114AR). The first left peripheral opening binding (114AL) and the first right peripheral opening binding (114AR) form a gap therebetween. The first binding (114) functions to form a pocket between the first envelope top (112T) and the first envelope bottom (112B). The first ice making bag (110) further comprises at least one first opening binding (114B) forming an air channel between the first left peripheral opening binding (114AL) or the first right peripheral opening binding (114AR) and the at least one first opening binding (114B).

Abstract: The invention relates to an apparatus for administering a medical fluid comprises a film-sheet pouch of a heat-sealed polymeric material, which includes a first chamber containing medical fluid and a second chamber for receiving used medical fluid, and comprises a cross-over conveying device detachably enclosed within a third chamber of the film-sheet pouch that includes a fluid conduit line, having a first end heat-sealed into the bonded seam defining the first chamber and a second end including a connector coupled to a peritoneal catheter. The apparatus of the present invention also includes at least one shut-off element to control the flow of fluid out of the first chamber into the conduit line.

Abstract: A pouch for organizing and suspending cables off of a hospital floor. The pouch comprises three distinct, integrally connected sections that cooperate in an envelope-like formation to enclose a plurality of cables. Two pockets integrally connect to the front side. Upon relocating a patient, the cables are unplugged and stored within the pouch, with the plugs contained within the pockets to prevent damage to the cables and plugs, and to avoid dragging the plugs along the floor. A pair of ties engages the back side of the pouch, each employing mating strips having complimentary hook and loop fasteners, to secure the pouch onto patient carriers at a significant height above a hospital floor. An assembly of interlocking bands and straps, each having complimentary hook and loop fasteners, cooperate to secure a plurality of cables in place within the pouch.

Abstract: A method for forming a discharge channel (6) in a flexible packaging during the manufacture thereof. The channel is adjacent to at least one of the edges of the packaging and extends from one end to the other of said packaging. At least one of the channel ends is sealed and in internal communication with the main compartment while the other may be opened for pouring. According to the method, a strip-like partition is inserted between the two side walls of the packaging and at least one longitudinal mid-portion (13) of the strip constitutes said partition and has evenly spaced communicating means (8) arranged above the bottom seal (10) of the packaging, and each side wall of the packaging is sealed to one edge of the partition. Alternative embodiments of such a packaging are also disclosed.

Abstract: A bingo tote bag includes several interior and exterior compartments that enable a bingo player to organize and carry bingo supplies and other items in a single tote bag, replacing the bingo player's old tote, lunch bag, and purse. The bingo tote bag includes eight exterior pockets, four positioned on each side of the tote bag, for storage of daubers of various colors. One side pocket is positioned at each end of the bingo tote bag for storage of eye glasses, pencils, magnetic bingo wands, and glue sticks. The interior compartments include an insulated beverage holder, a key ring holder, additional pockets, and an attached wallet. The interior space of the bingo tote bag is large enough for carrying food, candy, and good luck charms. The tote bag also includes shoulder straps.

Abstract: A carrying bag of the foldable type, comprises a separator element (3) which is adapted to occupy two positions, namely a storage position in which it is applied against the wall (1a) of the bag (1) and a use position in which it extends substantially parallel to the bottom (1c) of the bag. The separator plate (3) comprises at least one opening (7) adapted to receive a cup. The bag comprises a transverse flap (3a) articulated on the separator plate (3), which in its storage position includes a tongue (6) located below the separator plate (3) and a recess adapted to receive a cup (9). When in place within the recess, the cup comes to bear against the tongue (6) so as to ensure the maintenance of the flap (3a) substantially perpendicular to the separator plate (3).

Abstract: A bag for rapid washing and drying of small articles consisting of a main pocket and multiple small, individual pockets. Approximately one half of the individual pockets are located on one side of the main pocket with the other pockets located on the opposite side. The individual pockets are off-set and non-overlapping from their counterpart on the opposite side, thereby preventing more than two thicknesses of articles being in the bag. The off-set placement of the pockets provides "open" areas on each side of the main pocket. The bag can also be provided with a hanging loop which allows the bag to be hung for drying or storage reasons.

Abstract: A compact and readily transportable tool carrier-organizer of the type made of soft fabric material includes a parts organizer in the form of a receptacle having several partitions creating a plurality of compartments. The parts organizer is associated with a tool carrier comprising several pockets formed on the outside surface of the organizer. The pockets of the carrier are of gradually increasing height along the circumference of the carrier to conveniently accommodate tools of different heights. The pockets may also be of varying width.

Abstract: A package container is disclosed which is for storing and transporting a blood vial in a secured position, the package container comprises a sheet of thermoplastic material formed into an envelope, a panel of bubble wrap material inserted into the envelope to form a first and a second pocket within the envelope, and a flap having an band of adhesive formed thereon for closing the envelope to close the pockets.

Abstract: A travel aid in the form of an elastic retaining assembly that includes a plurality of tubular compartments formed by stitching together a plurality of substantially rectangular side panels constructed from elastic material and a plurality of tray members constructed from elastic material and each having a central panel positioned between two stitching panels. In a preferred embodiment, the plurality of tubular compartments includes different sized tubular compartments.

Abstract: A wire management bag (18) including a body (20) having closure mechanism, and furniture attachment system, is provided. The body (20) further includes an open top (38) and at least one opening (29) therein for egress of wires destined for other electronic or electrical equipment. The closure mechanism is preferably a portfolio-type hinged mechanism (54). The furniture attachment system preferably includes first and second hanging straps (36), (40). One end (42) of each hanging strap is attached to the body, other end (44) is hung from furniture-attached hooks (48) via a D-ring (46) in each strap. In a first alternative embodiment, the body (20) of the present invention includes one or more dividers therein for permitting the separation of various types of wiring. In a second alternative embodiment, the body includes one or more venting holes (60), (62) for allowing maximum heat dissipation.

Abstract: The disclosure relates to an aseptic bag (1) for separating off liquid. The bag comprises a tight outer bag (2) and a perforated inner bag (3). Each bag (2, 3) consists of two parts (4, 5, 6, 7). In the first bag part (4, 6) of the outer bag (2) and the inner bag (3), there is disposed an inlet device (12) and, in the second bag part (5, 7), there are disposed closure means (13) which may rigidly engage with the inlet device (12). In addition, there is provided in the first part (4) of the outer bag (2) an outlet device (18) and corresponding closure means (19) in its second part (5). An inlet valve (14) is connected to the inlet device (12) and an outlet valve (22) is connected to the outlet device (18). The product, solid particles mixed with a carrier liquid, is filled through the inlet valve (14) into the aseptic bag (1). The solid particles will then remain in the inner bag (3), while the liquid will continue through the perforations in the bag (3) and be separated through the outlet valve (22).

Abstract: A method for forming carton blanks from a continuous laminate having at least a layer of a relatively rigid material and a layer of a relatively flexible fluid impervious material by dividing the continuous laminate into individual carton blanks and at the same time making modified cut lines and fold lines in the individual carton blanks to form top and bottom panel portions, sidewall panel portions and a glue tab panel portion, wherein the modified cut lines extend through the relatively rigid material but not through the relatively flexible fluid impervious material and then removing only the relatively rigid material at various locations to leave the desired carton blank. In some instances, the laminate will contain continuous strips of a relatively flexible material between the relatively rigid material and the relatively flexible fluid impervious material and secured only to the relatively flexible fluid impervious material.

Abstract: A combination beach mat and carrying device. The mat has a pillow section and several storage sections closed by a closure having a flap to protect the closure from sand. Additionally, the mat has securing straps for binding up the mat for easy transportation, and a carrying strap for carrying the bound up contents. The carrying strap is located along the seam of the pillow and mat sections. The securing straps are extended beyond the bounds of the mat to be located out of the way.

Abstract: A device for containing and redirecting fluid which is released when a fitting is removed from an end of a pipe is attached to a pipe after the connection between the pipe and the fitting has been loosened. The device comprises a bag which has an opening in the top of the bag. The opening allows the bag to be placed over the fitting that is to be removed. The bag has a plurality of adjustment straps which connect to an upper portion and a lower portion of the bag. When the adjustment straps are adjusted, slack is formed in the material of the bag between upper and lower ends of the adjustment straps. The slack thus formed allows the fitting within the bag to be manipulated so that the fitting can be removed from the pipe. Fluid discharged from the pipe upon removal of the fitting is contained within the bag or directed through a hose to a receptacle or drain.

Abstract: A compartmentalized food and beverage bag with reinforcement shields comprising: a bag fabricated of wax coated paper and including four side walls, a floor and an open top, two side walls including a crease to permit collapsible folding of the bag, the floor of the bag having an upper surface including a wax coated cardboard reinforcement member positioned adjacent to a first side wall, the first side wall also including a vertically positioned waxed cardboard reinforcement member affixed thereto, a drink holder ring fabricated of wax coated cardboard and formed in a generally circular configuration being affixed to the vertical reinforcement member, in an operative orientation a beverage cup being positioned through the ring with the lower surface of the cup being positioned upon the reinforcement member on the bottom of the bag, the waxed cardboard ring and reinforcement member enabling the bag to support the weight of a full beverage cup without risk of spillage occurring.

Abstract: A remote control caddy which is detachably affixed to a sofa or chair and has one or more pockets for the placement and storage of remote control devices, such as t.v. or stereo remote control units. The remote control caddy is made of upholstery fabric, lined with an upholstery fabric liner, which preferably matches the fabric of the sofa or chair to which it is affixed.

Abstract: A beach towel and tote bag combination having a beach towel portion configured to accommodate a person. The bag portion is located at a corner of the beach towel and secured with a draw cord. Both secured and unsecured pockets are positioned on the inside of the tote bag when the beach towel is laid out. When the towel is rolled up and the bag turned inside-out, putting the towel inside the tote bag, the pockets are positioned on the outside of the bag.

Abstract: An envelope includes a front panel and a rear panel with a closure flap. The front and rear panels are connected by an expandable sidewalls formed by joining end flaps of the front and rear panel. The sidewalls have an intermediate line of weakness that allows bending and expansion. The line of weakness is backed on the inside by an extension from the front panel flap which reduces the likelihood of the sidewall being turned outwardly rather than inwardly into the envelope. A front to rear strip connects the front panel with the back panel so as to form a relatively small pocket and a relatively large pocket within the envelope. A locking tab is preferentially placed above the small pocket and constructed of extensions of the front panel and sidewall to allow a user to selectively use the locking tab to hold objects within the small pocket or release such objects. The envelope is especially suited for transferring finished photographic prints and a container holding negatives for the prints.

Abstract: A multipurpose bag includes top and bottom sections fastenable to one another. The top section is convertible to a mattress whereas the bottom section is convertible to a mattress or a chair. The top and bottom sections are provided with pockets for receiving insert material which functions as cushioning and/or provides flotation capabilities therefor.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to an apparatus for carrying in-line skates. The in-line skates have blades that include at least two adjacent wheels. The apparatus comprises a base member having a front, back and bottom. The base member defines first and second slots, each open to the bottom and extending from the front to the back. The first and second slots are each sized to receive the blade of an in-line skate so that the base member is substantially perpendicular to the in-line skate blades.

Abstract: A bedding accessory (10) for storing articles wherein pocket assemblies or arrangements (24, 25) provide a pair of layers or leaves (26, 27) having corresponding pockets (28, 29), the arrangements adapted to hang down along the sides of a bed (11). The one layer (26) with its pocket (28) is hidden. The one layer (24) is formed by a segment (30) that is an extension of a central portion (21) of a sheetlike-member (18) and a panel (31). The second layer (26) is formed by a pair of panels (34, 35), the panel (34) having a lip (39) attached to the segment (30) over the mouth (33) provided for pocket (28) in the first layer. Pocket assembly (25) is flippable onto a central portion (18) of accessory (10) to thereby gain access to pockets (28).

Abstract: A game care holder for storing and viewing lottery tickets has a heat-sealed, multi-pocket pouch comprising a plurality of die cut pieces of flexible, opaque, and clear vinyls. The pouch has a larger pocket provided with a divider, which creates a two pocket effect, and one or more smaller pockets for small game cards and business cards. A closing flap of the holder is inserted into a belt loop to contain and protect the contents of the pouch.

Abstract: A lashing system for selectively attaching a component to a piece of material includes a pair of anchors or loops which are attached in a spaced part relationship to the piece of material. A pair of releasable connectors are provided on the component for engaging with the loops. The releasable connectors are positioned so that a fixed portion is mounted to the front side of the component and a moveable portion of the releasable connector is mounted at a terminal end to the back side of the component. The free end of the moveable portion of the releasable connector can be threaded through the loop to engage the loop and then can be connected to the matching surface of the releasable connector on the front side of the component. A lashing system is provided for the interior or exterior of a travel bag or backpack to lash containers, panels, or walls to the side panels thereof. A matrix of anchors is provided for the releasable connectors on the containers, panels or walls to engage therewith.

Abstract: A multiple chamber container for mixing and administering a plurality of products. The container has at least two chambers separated by a seal line. A frangible connector is situated between the two chambers for mixing the products contained within the chambers as desired. Each chamber has at least one port for filling of product into the chamber. The ports are located on the same exterior side of the container such that the chambers can be filled without folding the bag and by using existing filling equipment.

Abstract: A flexible intermediate bulk container includes a number of flexible elements sewn to each other along longitudinally extending seams, at least two of the elements being tubular.

Abstract: A compressive sealed bag for compressible articles such as clothing comprising a sealed bag body of a plastic film having sealing fasteners formed at an opening portion of the bag body and a check valve formed with a flat pipe of a plastic film and provided at any marginal portions of the bag body other than the opening portion and having a base end inserted into the bag body and a tip end projecting to the outside for discharging the air from the bag body, said sealing fastener being provided at least two positions at the opening portion of the bag body, said tip end of the check valve provided at the marginal portion of the bag body being enveloped in a covering envelope of a plastic film having a discharge outlet of the air.

Abstract: Dual bags including a primary bag for french fries coupled to a secondary bag for ketchup. The primary bag has a base, a front wall and a rear wall. The base is formed with side edges coming to an obtuse angle at an intermediate point. Glue-receiving strips extend outwardly from the side edges. Each wall has interior fold lines flaring outwardly and supplemental fold lines located laterally outwardly from the interior fold lines. Glue-receiving strips are located outwardly from the supplemental fold lines. The upper edge of the central extent of the front wall has a concaved curve and the upper edge of the central extent of the rear wall has a convex curve. The smaller secondary ketchup bag has a rectangular outer panel and a rectangular inner panel with a transverse fold line therebetween adapted to create a V-shape cross section when open for receiving ketchup.

Abstract: A combination totebag and mat are disclosed formed from a generally rectangular-shaped towel having an upper edge and a plurality of panels, each panel having an upper edge, attached to the towel. The upper edge of the towel is substantially adjacent to the upper edges of the panels. A first panel is attached to the towel along all four edges. A second, third and fourth panel are attached to the first panel along three edges, leaving the upper edge open to form pockets between the panels. As such, there is a pocket formed between the first and second panel, the second and third panel, and the third and fourth panel. When the towel is in the unfolded position, the panels are underneath the towel and hidden from view. To place the towel in the totebag, the towel is folded back onto itself such that it is substantially overlying the fourth panel and is substantially the shape and size of the fourth panel.

Abstract: A package, such as for perilous samples, comprises a compartmented package body having first and second layers disposed, respectively, to opposite sides of an intermediate layer, with a first compartment disposed between the first and intermediate layers and a second compartment disposed between the second and intermediate layers. Each compartment has an opening and an associated adhesive sealing flap for sealing the opening. The openings, with the associated sealing flaps, are disposed at opposite ends of the package body. The sealing flaps are provided with removable tear strips for opening the corresponding compartments. A preferred method for producing the package utilizes three sheet materials corresponding to the layers of the package body. Portions corresponding to the flaps are provided at opposite edges of the sheet material corresponding to the second layer. The portions are slotted and material of the tear strips is attached to cover the slots on one side.

Abstract: A freezing mould bag for ices is formed from two plastic foils, and has a segmented inlet channel, two closure valve flaps extending within the interior of the bag, and a constriction which provides a venturi effect closing the bag at the constriction.

Abstract: The invention is an educational device for children which is intended to teach children to be neat and orderly as well as color identification and left/right identification. It consists of a container supported in a stand or wall mount. The container is divided into at least two cells identified by color or indicia that lets children imagine that they are feeding a creature when they put an article into the container. The container may be formed from a flexible elastic or stretch material which will cause the creature to give the appearance of becoming fat as it fills up.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an apparatus for presorting laundry having a pair of laundry compartments easily accessible to the user. The apparatus includes a closure panel for closing the compartments. The closure panel includes an aperture in which an object can be received for hanging the laundry apparatus. Alternatively, a hanger can be received in loops attached to the apparatus for allowing the apparatus to be hung over a door knob, laundry cart and the like. The apparatus can include a plurality of pockets for holding various laundry related objects.

Abstract: Disclosed is a resin laminate comprising: an outer layer formed from a linear polyethylene having a specific density; an inner layer formed from a linear polyethylene having a specific density; and an intermediate layer(s) provided between the outer layer and the inner layer, wherein at least one intermediate layer comprises a linear polyethylene having a specific density different from those of the linear polyethylenes for forming the outer layer and the inner layer; and at least one layer of the outer, inner and intermediate layers is formed from a linear polyethylene composition containing a high-density polyethylene having a specific density. Also disclosed in a container formed from the resin laminate. The resin laminate is excellent in hygienic qualities, transparency, flexibility and heat resistance. The container is hardly distorted even when subjected to a sterilization process under severe conditions, and is excellent in heat resistance, sealing strength, drop strength, transparency and flexibility.

Abstract: A plural compartment package for housing and storing at least two different materials which are to be mixed together so as to form a compound mixture at the time of use comprises first, second, and third sheets of film material with the third sheet of film interposed between the first and second sheets of film. The three sheets of film material have substantially the same length and width dimensions and are peripherally sealed to each other such that the peripheral seal of the package comprises a three-layer laminate. In addition, the third intermediate sheet of film is secured at a mid-point thereof to one of the first and second sheets of film such that three compartments are formed within the package. The third sheet of film material is provided with easily rupturable perforations so as to facilitate discharge of one material from one compartment into another compartment for mixture with the second material, rupture occurring as a result of pressure applied to the package.

Abstract: A portable utility bag has a plurality of flexible walls defining a first receptacle having an opening thereinto and a plurality of flexible panels attached to each other and to at least some of the walls to define a second receptacle adjacent to the first receptacle and having an opening thereinto oriented perpendicular to the opening into the first receptacle. A strap suspends the bag so that the opening into the first receptacle faces upward. The second receptacle is designed to hold a container and is collapsible when not being used.

Abstract: A container adapted to neatly store plastic film bags and like articles in different compartments according to their size, the container comprising a tubular body for bags of one size and having an inlet and outlet aperture, and at least one pocket for bags of a different size, the pocket also having an inlet and outlet aperture. The bags are contained within the tubular body and pocket preferably by means of a resiliently expandable cuff at the respective outlet apertures.

Abstract: A new lipstick case for containing a plurality of tubes of lipstick to organize and protect the lipstick while being carried in a handbag or the like is disclosed. The lipstick case comprises a holder formed of resilient transparent plastic (either hard or soft plastic) having a plurality of vertically aligned open-top elongated chambers therein. The chambers each have dimensions to snugly receive an outer protective tube of a conventional cosmetic lipstick. The lipstick is inverted within the chamber such that the base of the lipstick may be readily viewed and easily grasped by a user to withdraw the coloring medium from the protective outer tube while retaining the tube within the chamber. A top closure flap is integrally transversely formed on the holder whereby lipstick tubes contained therein are prevented from inadvertently falling out of the chambers. A fastener for holding the top closure flap closed is also included.

Abstract: A multiple chamber container for mixing and administering a plurality of products. The container has at least two chambers separated by a seal line. A frangible connector is situated between the two chambers for mixing the products contained within the chambers as desired. Each chamber has at least one port for filling of product into the chamber. The ports are located on the same exterior side of the container such that the chambers can be filled without folding the bag and by using existing filling equipment.

Abstract: Operating room sponge retainer device including a flexible planar base having a selected number of pockets on one side of the base. Each pocket receives a sponge during the course of an operating procedure. A receiving pocket is provided at, at least one end of the device on the either side of the plane of the device and adapted to receive a portion of the device above the pocket where the portion is rolled and inserted into the receiving pocket.

Abstract: A continuous, two-ply thermoplastic film material, sealed in a manner that forms superimposed panels into individual, inflatable bags that are repeated and separable, individually or in groups of bags, forms a continuous packaging material. The material can be cut or torn from preformed rolls to a desired size to over-wrap a product with an air cushion. Valves are sealed into the material at repeated locations to allow air insertion at any location or to allow a primary air chamber to feed any length of pre-sealed bag material that can be sectioned and filled with air at the same time. The invention also allows wrapping of a product first, without air, and insertion of the wrapped product into a carton or box with provision for inflating the wrapping to conform tightly to the product, inside the carton or box. The wrapping material can be recycled either as a reusable, inflated wrapper or made of biodegradable plastic materials to minimize environmental damage.

Abstract: A compartmentalized carrying bag is provided comprising a containment structure formed from wall members whose interior surfaces form a sealable interior cavity having a fixed maximum volume. The cavity is divided into separate sealable chambers by a dividing member attached to the interior surfaces. Each separate chamber is accessible from outside the containment structure by separate sealable access portals. The dividing member is structured to permit the volume of each separate chamber to vary from approximately the fixed maximum volume to approximately zero, wherein at all times the sum of the volumes of the separate chambers is equal to approximately the fixed maximum volume.

Abstract: A container closed at one end by a supporting surface includes a vertical tubular inner member and an outer envelope secured to the outside of the inner member. The outer envelope comprises at least four vertical partial tubular outer members equal in vertical length to and parallel to the inner member, the partial tubular outer members having an open arc-shaped cross-section with free ends at either side of the arc, each outer member being secured along both of its free ends to the outside of the inner member. The radius and location of each of the outer members relative to that of the inner member are such that, viewing the container in cross-section, four lines may be drawn, each line drawn through at least two tangent points on the outer members with at least two of the lines being parallel and intersecting tangent points on the inner member, the four lines intersecting to form a rectangle, which rectangle encloses the entire outside perimeter of the container.

Abstract: Flexible packages, each having a hollow interior including a pair of compartments for holding respective granular or powdered products isolated from each other. The packages are formed of flexible sheet material and comprises a front panel, a rear panel, and an intermediate panel. The front and rear panels each have a top edge portion, a bottom edge portion, and a pair of sides which are connected together. The bottom edge portions of the front and rear panels are sealed together. The intermediate panel has a pair of side edges and a bottom edge portion, with one of the side edges sealed to the package along one of the sides, and the other of the side edges is peelably sealed to the rear panel in one embodiment and to the front panel in another embodiment. The top edge portion of the intermediate panel is permanently sealed to the top edge portion of one panel and is peelably sealed to the top edge portion of the other panel.

Abstract: A specimen collection kit particularly for collection and transport of urine specimens. The kit includes a first pouch sealed about its periphery and encapsulating a collection container therewithin. A second pouch is provided, also with a peripheral seal, and encapsulating one or more test vials for specimen testing. The second pouch also includes a resealable seal proximate one edge such that the second pouch can be resealed after opening of the peripheral seal on that edge. The pouches are united along one edge of each pouch, and a perforation is provided at that juncture to permit severing of the two pouches.

Abstract: A coupon organizer is provided which allows for easy access to coupons by a shopper. The coupon organizer includes fastening means for maintaining the organizer in a open and operative position and means for maintaining the organizer in a closed position to store and transport the coupons.

Abstract: An inexpensive, collapsible, disposable and sealable bag for draining and storing washable goods such as salad vegetables which includes a main storage chamber dimensioned to accept the washable goods of interest, a reservoir positioned beneath the storage chamber and connected to the storage chamber through a series of apertures. When the user revolves the bag, the excess water is driven down away from the washable goods through the apertures and into the reservoir. A channel extending up the side of the bag provides a means for draining the reservoir prior to sealing the bag for storage.

Abstract: A device for holding and storing emptied beverage containers includes a bag having a plastic back panel and a transparent plastic front panel secured to the back panel at the opposite sides and bottom edges and at laterally spaced zones across the width of the bag to form a plurality of parallel, vertically extending pockets. The tops of the pockets are open for receiving containers in an upright end-to-end stacked relationship. The bottoms of the pockets are closed. A rip cord associated with each of the pockets is operable in response to the application of tensile force thereon to cause the pocket to tear along the length of the pocket, thereby enabling the discharge of the containers from the pockets. The bag may be removably supported on a hanger which in turn may be supported on a door, wall, or other structure.

Abstract: A flexible container featuring at least two chambers, each containing a predetermined amount of physiological solution for washing the extracorporeal, blood-side circuit of dialysis equipment; a first chamber being U-shaped, and the second chamber being located axially inwards of the first chamber.

Abstract: An article for storing fruits and vegetables (10) is formed from a sheet of mesh material (20) which has two edges (22) placed next to one another to form a tubular bag. The ends of elastic strips (24) parallely affixed along the length of the sheet (20) are joined to form rings creating pockets (26) in the bag.