A system and a method for treatment of a disorder in a gastrointestinal tract of a subject, using a treatment protocol, the treatment protocol being based at least in part on data relating to other subjects and their responses to treatment with various treatment protocols.

A cleaning tool with a reservoir comprises an elongated handle attached to one end of a cleaning-head hub and an open cell liquid absorptive material, referred to as a squeeze sponge located within the cleaning-head hub. The cleaning tool has a reservoir for holding fluid within the cleaning-head hub and handle removable interchangeable scrubbing components for cleaning grills and griddles. The sponge holds the fluid and dispenses the cleaning liquid drawn from the reservoir to the heat tolerant liquid permeable material used for scrubbing. A mounting plate liquid barrier layer is disposed at a bottom of the reservoir. A plunger plate is disposed above the squeeze sponge and comprises a perimeter seal fitted to mesh against interior sides of the reservoir. A knob is coupled plunger plate above it. A vertical stabilizer rod is disposed within the interior of the reservoir and fitted to the plunger plate.

A conveyor dishwashing machine (1) has at least one washing zone (7), and at least one final rinse zone (8) which is connected downstream (as viewed in the transport direction (T) of the wash items) of the at least one washing zone (7). The conveyor dishwashing machine (1) has a transport apparatus for transporting the wash items through the treatment zones (6, 7) of the conveyor dishwashing machine (1) so that the wash items are situated at least in regions in a washing plane (5) which runs horizontally. The washing plane (5) is configured as a main washing plane, and there is at least one additional washing plane (6) in at least one of the treatment zones (7, 8) of the conveyor dishwashing machine (1), in which additional washing plane (6) wash items can be treated at the same time as wash items in the main washing plane (5).

A method and device for cleaning drinkware without using electricity are disclosed including a handle, a shaft connected to the handle, a cleaning brush connected to the shaft, and a top section connected to the cleaning brush; when the interior bottom of a drinkware is pressed down, creating a pressure upon the top section, the cleaning brush is rotated in a first direction, and when the pressure decreases, the cleaning brush rotates in a second direction opposite to the first direction.

Sanitary cleaning arrangement for knives and sharp-edged objects, comprising an absorbent arrangement comprising a first and a second absorbent module. The first and the second absorbent modules are moisturized with a sanitizing agent and each of the absorbent modules comprises a sanitizing agent supply surface. The absorbent arrangement is configured for installment in an installation position accommodated by a knife sheath assembly. When the absorbent arrangement is arranged in the installation position, the first and second absorbent modules are positioned with the sanitizing agent supply surfaces opposed facing each other and configured for receiving the knife blade in a cleaning position. The absorbent arrangement is arranged for applying the sanitizing agent from the sanitizing agent supply surfaces onto the knife blade, when placing the knife blade in the cleaning position. Method for sanitary cleaning of knives and sharp-edged objects.

Sanitary cleaning arrangement for knives and sharp-edged objects, comprising an absorbent arrangement comprising a first and a second absorbent module. The first and the second absorbent modules are moisturized with a sanitizing agent and each of the absorbent modules comprises a sanitizing agent supply surface. The absorbent arrangement is configured for installment in an installation position accommodated by a knife sheath assembly. When the absorbent arrangement is arranged in the installation position, the first and second absorbent modules are positioned with the sanitizing agent supply surfaces opposed facing each other and configured for receiving the knife blade in a cleaning position. The absorbent arrangement is arranged for applying the sanitizing agent from the sanitizing agent supply surfaces onto the knife blade, when placing the knife blade in the cleaning position. Method for sanitary cleaning of knives and sharp-edged objects.

A grill-cleaning tool has a water-absorbent layer fabricated from a material that is suitable for transferring a volume of water. A fire-resistant layer is disposed outwardly of the water absorbent layer. A scrubbing outer layer fabricated from a metallic-mesh material covers both the fire-resistant layer and the water-absorbent layer. The water-absorbent layer and the heat-resistant layer may be incorporated into a single unit or may be separate layers. Fasteners are provided for assembling the layers together to form an assembled grill-cleaning tool.

A grill-cleaning tool has a water-absorbent layer fabricated from a material that is suitable for transferring a volume of water. A fire-resistant layer is disposed outwardly of the water absorbent layer. A scrubbing outer layer fabricated from a metallic-mesh material covers both the fire-resistant layer and the water-absorbent layer. The water-absorbent layer and the heat-resistant layer may be incorporated into a single unit or may be separate layers. Fasteners are provided for assembling the layers together to form an assembled grill-cleaning tool.

A vessel rinsing apparatus including a mounting base, a fluid discharge member including a plurality of nozzles, a valve member operably coupled to the fluid discharge member and configured to control water flow through the nozzles, and an escutcheon supported by the mounting base.

A vessel rinsing apparatus including a mounting base, a fluid discharge member including a plurality of nozzles, a valve member operably coupled to the fluid discharge member and configured to control water flow through the nozzles, and an escutcheon supported by the mounting base.