A nail lamp is configured to cure light-curable nail product on a user's nail. The lamp includes a base and a support with discrete light sources that each may emit with the same or different light wavelength profiles, and each may emit continuously or with the same or different pulsing functions. The lamp also includes source reflectors and a ring reflector. The different wavelength profiles are configured to, in combination, cure a light-curable nail product. The pulsing function is used to cure the nail product more efficiently. The source reflectors and ring reflector are used to target specific areas of the nail. A space is disposed between the base and the support and is sized to accommodate therein the nails of an appendage of a user so as to expose the user's nails to light from the discrete light sources.

A food dehydrator includes a housing defining a drying chamber therein with an upper wall of the housing delimiting the drying chamber in a vertical upward direction, a door moveably coupled to the housing and configured to selectively cover a front opening of the housing providing access to the drying chamber, and an upper window provided in the upper wall of the housing at a position above the drying chamber. The upper window is formed of a transparent or semi-transparent material providing visual access to the drying chamber within the housing. A recessed area is formed in the upper wall of the housing and is configured to removably receive a shelf or tray therein, and the shelf or tray is further configured for removable reception within the drying chamber of the housing and is configured to support a food item thereon during a dehydrating process.

An electric dryer designed for drying a bladder or food storage bag, featuring an electric fan enclosed within a housing, and an insert with a nozzle for directing air into the internal volume of the bag. The insert is dimensioned to be inserted into the bag's opening, separating the front and back panels and preventing the bag from folding along its longitudinal axis. The fan is capable of moving between five and fifteen cubic feet of air per minute. The insert may include a projection to prevent the bag from being blown off and is shaped to project at least an inch into the bag. The dryer may also include a base with at least one projection extending at an angle to the axis of the insert. The power line can be configured to couple to a wall outlet or a battery. The dryer may also come as part of a kit, including a tubular member and a flexible elongated tether for connecting the tubular member to the electric dryer.

A liquid removal device is for removing a liquid from a surface. The liquid removal device includes a chassis comprising a handle and an absorber drum and an extractor drum both rotationally coupled with the chassis. The absorber drum includes a cylinder, where an absorbent layer is positioned on an outer drum surface of the absorber drum. The extractor drum includes a reservoir configured to retain the liquid absorbed from the surface, an outer extractor surface, and a plurality of apertures defined by the outer extractor surface in fluid communication with the reservoir. The extractor drum is movable between a first position and a second position. In the first position, at least a first portion of the plurality of apertures are in contact with the absorbent layer. In the second position, the first portion of the plurality of apertures are not in contact with the absorbent layer.

An apparatus for drying a garment is provided, including a main member, at least one light source, and at least one air source. The main member includes an outer surface configured for receiving the garment, and a plurality of apertures disposed along the outer surface. The light source emits a UV-C light, and the air source blows air. The UV-C light from the light source and air from the air source can at least partially pass through the outer surface. The apertures are in communication with at least the air source.

Desiccant bag for electronic devices characterized in that it comprises: A first outer bag, made of plastic, hermetically sealed. A second porous bag, housed inside the first bag, leaving a gap between the first bag and the second porous bag, in which an absorbent material or drying product (superabsorbent polymer) is housed. A third porous bag housed inside the second bag, impregnated with an oxygen scavenger material housing the electronic device to be recovered and/or protected wherein the first two bags are crossed by a transverse pipe which has a connection having a bypass which starting from the connection penetrates inside the third bag. A minimization of the drying time, effectiveness in the process by using mechanical and chemical means and effectiveness that can reach 100% are achieved.

Desiccant bag for electronic devices characterized in that it comprises: A first outer bag, made of plastic, hermetically sealed. A second porous bag, housed inside the first bag, leaving a gap between the first bag and the second porous bag, in which an absorbent material or drying product (superabsorbent polymer) is housed. A third porous bag housed inside the second bag, impregnated with an oxygen scavenger material housing the electronic device to be recovered and/or protected wherein the first two bags are crossed by a transverse pipe which has a connection having a bypass which starting from the connection penetrates inside the third bag. A minimization of the drying time, effectiveness in the process by using mechanical and chemical means and effectiveness that can reach 100% are achieved.

A bale dryer including a support frame, at least one air intake manifold movably coupled to the support frame for supplying heated air, a bale retainer coupled to the support frame and configured for retaining at least one bale in a fixed position vertically spaced from the at least one air intake manifold, and an actuator coupled to the at least one air intake manifold and configured to move the at least one air intake manifold between a retracted positon and an extended positon.

This application relates to a system and methods for the exsiccation of material objects. The system can include a ventilation device. The material object can be attached to the ventilation device. The system can further include a container for the ventilation device and material object. The system can be attached and detached to a vehicle without the need for tools and can be compatible with preexisting vehicle roof racks.

A calcined gypsum treatment apparatus has an agitating type of cooler provided with a cooling region for cooling the calcined gypsum, and a moisture supplying device for incorporating moisture into the calcined gypsum. The moisture supplying device includes a humid gas-feeding port which introduces humid gas including moisture or steam, directly into the cooling region. The calcined gypsum is introduced through a calcined gypsum introduction port into the cooling region, and the moisture is incorporated into the calcined gypsum to modify the calcined gypsum. The humid gas-feeding port is positioned in vicinity to the calcined gypsum introduction port so as to allow the spouted or delivered flow of the humid gas to be brought into contact with the calcined gypsum immediately after introduced into the cooling region.