A bottle cage is attached to an adjustable clamp that attaches to the edge of the table top of a domestic ironing board. An upper jaw and a lower jaw mechanically engage each other so that they can be squeezed together and immovably lock on the table top edge of an ironing board. One of the jaws (the first jaw) has at least one rack with evenly spaced teeth. The other jaw (the second jaw) has locking teeth, affixed to a resilient upright, which ratchet against the at least one rack as the jaws are squeezed together. The second jaw also incorporates a button on a stalk that protrudes through a slot in the first jaw. A bottle cage incorporates an open-ended slot connector that slides over the button to lock the first jaw to the second jaw. A bottle fits within the bottle cage.

A carrying case for storing items in a work environment includes a bag element for accommodating items having an access opening at the upper side when the bag element is in its position of use, and a dimensionally stable support frame to which an upper edge region of the bag element in the bag element's position of use is fixed in such a way that the access opening of the bag element is accessible through the support frame. A dimensionally stable holding bracket having a first projection and a second projection is provided on the support frame, permitting the carrying case to be hung from a board-like furniture element in such a way that the first projection makes contact with an upper side of the furniture element and the second projection makes contact with an underside of the furniture element.

An organizer has a rod-like support serving as a jewelry organizer, holder, and/or display device closed at each end, and having a closing mechanism which can be opened and closed to allow addition or removal of items from the rod-like support. The items can include bracelets, bangles, watches, necklaces, rings and the like. The rod-like storage device has two L-shaped paired rods with an opening therebetween. The closing mechanism in a preferred embodiment includes a slot in one of the rods and a mating projection in the other one of the rods. This allows items to be easily slipped onto the rod once it has been opened and maintained on the storage rod when the rod is closed. In one embodiment of the device a paired storage rod in two portions is mounted on an elongated strip.

An organizer has a rod-like support serving as a jewelry organizer, holder, and/or display device closed at each end, and having a closing mechanism which can be opened and closed to allow addition or removal of items from the rod-like support. The items can include bracelets, bangles, watches, necklaces, rings and the like. The rod-like storage device has two L-shaped paired rods with an opening therebetween. The closing mechanism in a preferred embodiment includes a slot in one of the rods and a mating projection in the other one of the rods. This allows items to be easily slipped onto the rod once it has been opened and maintained on the storage rod when the rod is closed. In one embodiment of the device a paired storage rod in two portions is mounted on an elongated strip.

A hanging system for displaying, storing, and protecting handbags. The hanging system comprises a curved holder, a mounting system, and protective cover. The system ensures handbags are protected and maintain their original integrity by providing for adequate aeration, proper positioning, and protection from dust and light. The channels on the holder may hold the handles of the cover in place. The holder may have aeration holes to prevent mold growth and moisture buildup on the stored handbag. In mounting the holder a spacer ensures the bags hang without interference from the environment. The hanging system may be mounted to various substrates in a variety of configurations compatible with horizontal and vertical orientation based on user preference.

Provided herein are embodiments of a household accessory. The household accessory may include a body portion and a tail portion. The head portion may further include various components, such as a head portion, a neck portion, a central portion, and a leg portion. The tail portion may be located at one of the ends of the body portion.

Provided herein are embodiments of a household accessory. The household accessory may include a body portion and a tail portion. The head portion may further include various components, such as a head portion, a neck portion, a central portion, and a leg portion. The tail portion may be located at one of the ends of the body portion.

This invention provides a self-clamping device for hanging objects from a supporting element. In one embodiment, the device has a body, a holding arm, a pivot arm and a clamping arm, the pivot arm and the clamping arm are affixed to the body, the holding arm projects from the body forming a holding point between the holding arm and the body for hanging objects; and the pivot arm is configured to contact a top side of the supporting element, forming a pivot point; an object hanging from the holding point generates a torque about the pivot point to thrust the end of the clamping arm against a bottom side of the supporting element forming a clamping point.

To provide a luggage hook of improved ease of use. A luggage hook 10 that is detachably attachable to an attachment location, comprising: a base 20; a belt 81 that is attached to the attachment base 20 and wrapped around the attachment location; a primary hook member 60 comprising a cylindrical primary neck section 61 attached to the base so as to be rotatable around a central axis of rotation R, with a partially open ring-shaped primary hook body 64 being connected to the primary neck section; and a secondary hook member 70 comprising a cylindrical secondary neck section 71 rotatably fitted into the primary neck section, with a partially open ring-shaped secondary hook body 73 being connected to the secondary neck section.

A storage assembly for storing recyclable plastic shopping bags is provided. The storage assembly includes a bag flattening structure that when placed within the inner volume of a plastic bag holds the bag fully extended and flat. The assembly also includes a bag handle structure positioned generally above the bag flattening structure adapted to hold the top handles of the bag taut. A plurality of plastic bags may be placed onto the bag storage assembly, with each bag placed within the inner volume of the next. The storage assembly also includes an attachment mechanism (e.g., a top hook) so that the assembly may be hung upright for storage. The assembly may be formed of recyclable plastic itself so that it too may be recycled when the stored bags are deposited to a recycling facility or drop-off bin. In this way, the recyclable bags and the bag holder may be dropped off together as a unit. The bag storage assembly may be adapted to hold up to 50 or more recyclable plastic shopping bags.