A device for carrying a flexible tub having a first hoop handle and a second hoop handle, the device comprising an elongate member further comprising an upper surface, a lower surface, a first end, and an opposed second end. The first end comprises a first handle connector, and wherein the second end comprises a second handle connector. The first handle connector is adapted to receive the first hoop handle, when in use, and the second handle connector is adapted to receive the second hoop handle, when in use.

An apparatus and a method of using the apparatus for assisting in the carrying of an object having a handle are disclosed. The apparatus is in one embodiment a strap formed into a loop with a reinforcing member attached to a portion of the loop so as to create a rigid portion of the strap. The loop is passed through the handle of the object to be carried, with the rigid portion on the side of the handle away from the user. The user's hand is passed through the loop on the side facing the user and the user lets the weight of the object pull the loop onto the back of the user's wrist. The user can control the object by rotating the hand with minimal pressure by the fingers on the rigid portion of the loop.

A bag carrier having an adjustable shoulder strap affixed to a ring positioned at about the user's hips. The carrier has a clip that removably attaches to the ring. The carrier has one or more hooks to support the handles of a shopping bag. The hooks may have protrusions to hold the shopping bags better on the hooks. One or more surfaces of the carrier may have recesses to lighten the bag carrier.

The present disclosure provides a bag carrier for hand, including a handle, a fastener and a button. The handle includes a handheld portion and a bag carrying portion. The handle is provided with an opening between the handheld portion and the bag carrying portion. The fastener includes a closing portion for closing the opening. A passage for placing the button is disposed at the end of the handheld portion. The button is movably placed in the passage and is fixedly connected to the first elastic rod. The button is pressed to drive the first elastic rod to deform so as to open the closing portion.

A water heater handle may comprise a connecting portion, a first pipe nut connected to the connecting portion on a first end of the connecting portion and configured for attachment to a first water tank piping connection, and a second pipe nut connected to the connecting portion on a second end of the connecting portion and configured for attachment to a second water tank piping connection.

A rotatable hook assembly is disclosed, which has a twist handle rotationally coupled to a bag hook for holding bag handles. The assembly may have a lockable attachment such as a cup holder.

Systems involve implementations such as (I) an accessory assembly including (A) a first side portion including and an exterior surface portion with at least one first notch portion therein, and (B) a second side portion extending perpendicular with the first side portion; wherein the accessory assembly is removably couplable to the portable electronic device case and is removably couplable to the portable electronic device, wherein the accessory assembly includes at least one electronic function for the portable electronic device, wherein the first side portion of the accessory assembly remains unobstructed when the accessory assembly is coupled with the portable electronic device case, and wherein the first side portion of the accessory assembly remains unobstructed when the accessory assembly is coupled with the portable electronic device. Other aspects are described in the claims, drawings, and text forming a part of the present disclosure.

An articulating hook apparatus for hanging an article from a structure includes a housing. The hook apparatus having connectors that extend from the housing. Each of the connectors including a plurality of links that connect pivotally to each other in series. The plurality of links having a starting link and a last link. The starting link connects to respective connectors. The last link connects to an articulating hook. The connectors operate between a retracted position and an extended position. The connectors retract and allow the plurality of links and the hooks to fold adjacent to the perimeter of the housing. The connectors enable both a J- and an S-shaped configuration.

A device for carrying a flexible tub having a first hoop handle and a second hoop handle, the device comprising an elongate member further comprising an upper surface, a lower surface, a first end, and an opposed second end. The first end comprises a first securing means, and wherein the second end comprises a second securing means. The first securing means is adapted to receive the first hoop handle, when in use, and the second securing means is adapted to receive the second hoop handle, when in use.

Disclosed discrete handle articles comprise a load bearing element and a base element. The load bearing element of the discrete handle has a unity construction to distribute engagement forces along a broad area of the handle and the associated container and to prevent the handle from zippering the container. The base element of the discrete handle provides a support and can also provide sift proof surface to the load bearing element of the discrete handle.