A liner for a box or bin comprising: a flexible, semi-rigid or rigid liner, inserted into a bottom of an appropriate sized box or bin. The liner conforms to the bottom of the box or bin and becomes the base for all of contents of the box or bin. The liner has at least two handles.

A convertible placemat and carrier having a generally planar flexible sheet with a center portion for supporting an object, preferably food and beverage products. The carrier also includes a plurality of spaced-apart slits arranged in a plurality of concentric rings extending radially outward from the center portion of the sheet. The remaining portion of the sheet between the slits is interconnected to form a lattice structure. The sheet is moveable from a flat planar configuration to an expanded configuration in the form of a carrier. An object is held in the center of the sheet and handle portions are moveable upwardly away from the center portion and the sheet expands via the lattice structure to form a carrier for holding the object placed in the center portion.

A placemat and tether system may include a mat body, a plurality of anchors and an elongated tether. The mat body may be characterized by a front side and a back side. Each anchor in the plurality of anchors may include an anchor block on the front side and a suction cup that extends from the back side, opposite the anchor block. The elongated tether may have an anchor end and a retention end, where the anchor end is removably coupleable to one of the plurality of anchors via a compression fit. The elongated tether may have three distinct segmentsa first segment with a circular cross section; a second segment that is removably coupleable, via a compression fit, to the retention end to thereby form a loop; and a third segment with an elastic winding section configured to facilitate stretching along a length of the elongated tether.

The Island Mat is used to prevent various surfaces to take strains due to spilled food or liquid or any other type of substances. The Island mat is placed on the kitchen island on which an island tower is placed which is then used by the baby to stand on it while eating food.

An absorbent napkin comprising high absorbent material with infused table salt is disclosed. The infused table salt prevents drinks from adhering to the napkin. It absorbs the condensed water around the beverage container, and has a high absorbance that prevents condensation or other liquid from passing through the napkin and onto a table top or other supporting surface. This absorbent napkin also does not stick to the bottom of a beverage container or cling with the beverage container when the beverage container is lifted off of the napkin. This is utilized to serve the drinks, to absorb the condensed water or other liquid, and, thereby, prevent the napkin from clinging with the beverage container.

Disclosed is a fabric for a table linen textile. The fabric including warp yarns configured to form a warp, the warp yarns including polyester, and filling yarns configured to form a filling. The warp and filling being woven according to a twill or satin weave, where each filling yarn repeats a sequence by passing under at least one warp yarn and passing over at least one warp yarn sequentially. The warp yarns including twisted filament polyester yarns in the twill weave, or twisted polyester staple fiber yarns or twisted polyester low pilling staple fiber yarns in the satin weave for increasing a durability of the fabric.

A table cover which comprises a silicone material, which comprises top and bottom surfaces. As opposed to conventional table covers, the table cover provides a flexible, unitary cover with excellent surface properties for dining and work space. Further, the bottom surface establishes a non-slip contact with the table surface to prevent the cover from sliding around of off of the table. The table cover may be configured and secured in a rolled position for storage and easy application to the table surface.

A reusable storage wrap and placemat which is adaptable to form a final enclosure, constructed from a flat blank of material, optionally having fold lines delineating a bottom, side, and top wall portions which act in conjunction with one another to enclose a space. From flat, the container is constructed by folding. Joining members are folded inwardly thereby sizeably drawing up respective side walls to which they are attached. Top walls are formed to be exposed at the top of the container for securing of the top wall portions by suitable means. Ornamental buttons may be used for securement.