An indoor smoker includes a smoking chamber positioned within a cabinet, a hopper positioned within the cabinet and being configured to receive combustible material to facilitate a smoking process, a smoke generating assembly positioned below the hopper along the vertical direction and being configured to for receive the combustible material and generate a flow of smoke that is directed into the smoking chamber, and a waste container positioned below the smoke generating assembly and being configured to receive and extinguish the combustible material. A volume ratio is defined as a waste container volume to a hopper volume and is between about 2:1 and 6:1.

An indoor smoker includes a smoking chamber positioned within a cabinet, a hopper positioned within the cabinet and being configured to receive combustible material to facilitate a smoking process, a smoke generating assembly positioned below the hopper along the vertical direction and being configured to for receive the combustible material and generate a flow of smoke that is directed into the smoking chamber, and a waste container positioned below the smoke generating assembly and being configured to receive and extinguish the combustible material. A volume ratio is defined as a waste container volume to a hopper volume and is between about 2:1 and 6:1.

A candle flame extinguishing device is configured to attach to an opening in a container for a candle. The device includes an aperture that is movable between open and closed (i.e., partially or fully closed) positions. The open position of the aperture facilitates the lighting of the candle wick and the burning of the candle flame. The closed position of the aperture deprives the burning candle flame of oxygen thereby extinguishing the burning candle flame. A timer controls the opening and closing of the aperture. The timer is set by a user to a desired amount of time that the candle flame is to burn for. After the preset amount of burn time has passed, the aperture automatically closes a sufficient amount (either partially or fully) to extinguish the burning flame of the candle.

A candle flame extinguishing device is configured to attach to an opening in a container for a candle. The device includes an aperture that is movable between open and closed (i.e., partially or fully closed) positions. The open position of the aperture facilitates the lighting of the candle wick and the burning of the candle flame. The closed position of the aperture deprives the burning candle flame of oxygen thereby extinguishing the burning candle flame. A timer controls the opening and closing of the aperture. The timer is set by a user to a desired amount of time that the candle flame is to burn for. After the preset amount of burn time has passed, the aperture automatically closes a sufficient amount (either partially or fully) to extinguish the burning flame of the candle.

A jar candle includes a jar, a lid connected to the jar of the jar candle for articulation between an open position and a closed position, and an arrangement for controlling a flame of the jar candle. The arrangement includes an electromagnet carried in a housing fixed to the jar, a permanent magnet carried by the lid, and a power source for powering the electromagnet. The electromagnet cooperates with the permanent magnet to retain the lid in the open position when the power source powers the electromagnet and further cooperates with the electromagnet to repel the electromagnet and thereby articular the lid to the closed position.

A jar candle includes a jar, a lid connected to the jar of the jar candle for articulation between an open position and a closed position, and an arrangement for controlling a flame of the jar candle. The arrangement includes an electromagnet carried in a housing fixed to the jar, a permanent magnet carried by the lid, and a power source for powering the electromagnet. The electromagnet cooperates with the permanent magnet to retain the lid in the open position when the power source powers the electromagnet and further cooperates with the electromagnet to repel the electromagnet and thereby articular the lid to the closed position.

A candletrap assembly and method are disclosed. The assembly includes a housing that defines a cavity to hold a candle therein. A cap is attached to the housing by a closing spring hinge mechanism with a biasing member. An elongated pin may extend through the housing to abut against a surface and a portion of the cap to hold the cap in an open position against the bias force of the biasing member. Once the housing is tipped or moved relative to the surface, the closing spring hinge mechanism is configured to automatically bias the cap to a closed position against an open end of the housing. The cap may be held in the closed position against a lid of the housing to secure the candle therein. The candletrap assembly can snuff out a live flame of the candle and retain the candle safely therein when tipped.

A candletrap assembly and method are disclosed. The assembly includes a housing that defines a cavity to hold a candle therein. A cap is attached to the housing by a closing spring hinge mechanism with a biasing member. An elongated pin may extend through the housing to abut against a surface and a portion of the cap to hold the cap in an open position against the bias force of the biasing member. Once the housing is tipped or moved relative to the surface, the closing spring hinge mechanism is configured to automatically bias the cap to a closed position against an open end of the housing. The cap may be held in the closed position against a lid of the housing to secure the candle therein. The candletrap assembly can snuff out a live flame of the candle and retain the candle safely therein when tipped.

The present invention refers to a barbecue equipped with: a) a brazier, b) at least one grill placed above the brazier and suitable for housing the food to be cooked, c) a series of contiguous vertical walls arranged above the brazier and suitable to surround the brazier itself and to create an empty space interposed between the brazier and the at least one grill. Furthermore, the barbecue of the present invention comprises an air delivery system and a water delivery system provided with the same plurality of nozzles, arranged at the contiguous vertical walls and adapted to deliver, alternatively, air or water.

The present invention refers to a barbecue equipped with: a) a brazier, b) at least one grill placed above the brazier and suitable for housing the food to be cooked, c) a series of contiguous vertical walls arranged above the brazier and suitable to surround the brazier itself and to create an empty space interposed between the brazier and the at least one grill. Furthermore, the barbecue of the present invention comprises an air delivery system and a water delivery system provided with the same plurality of nozzles, arranged at the contiguous vertical walls and adapted to deliver, alternatively, air or water.