A lid for a drinking vessel including a lid base, a movable arm, and an actuator. The base defines a drinking opening. The arm is coupled to the base and located in an interior of the base. The actuator is accessible from an exterior of the base. A first and second magnet unit are coupled to one of the arm or actuator. A third magnet unit is coupled to the other of the arm or actuator. The arm is movable between a sealed position, in which the drinking opening is sealed, and an open position, in which the drinking opening is not sealed. The actuator is movable between a first and second position. A magnetic force maintains the arm in the open position while the actuator is in the second position, and a magnetic force maintains the arm in the sealed position while the actuator is in the first position.

One or more personal article holders and/or mobile structures to which personal article holders can be attached or are integrated into are provided. A personal article holder comprises an elongated body comprising a hollow interior and a first open end configured for allowing a personal article to be inserted into the hollow interior. The personal article holder comprises an attachment means configured to attach the personal article holder to a mobile device.

A utility hook assembly is disclosed that conveniently secures to a planar surface such as the bottom of a counter or cabinet, and has a plurality of hooks that extend perpendicular to a mounting base. The base may be half of a hinge plate with a plurality of eyelets that are collinear at an edge of the hinge plate. The eyelets each receive one of two L-shaped rods with an upturned, outwardly formed tip that cooperate to serve as hooks such that the hooks can swing/pivot about the eyelets. The legs are separated by a metallic spacer that maintains the integrity of the rods. A magnet is mounted proximal to the hinge plate in a position that intersects the arc traveled by the spacer when the hooks are fully rotated parallel to the horizontal plane. The magnet captures the spacer, which in turn allows the hooks to be hidden when not in use.

A device, method, and system for consuming a beverage is disclosed herein. The device includes a golf club, a tee coupled to a club head of the golf club, and a shot glass coupled to the tee. In use, a user pours the beverage into the shot glass, lifts the golf club and the shot glass connected thereto, and consumes the beverage from the shot glass.

A multifunctional knife holder is disclosed, which includes a falling prevention base, a knife holder body, a top cover and a locking bar. The knife holder body is of a cylinder structure with an opening at a top thereof and with a cavity inside. A plurality of partition plates are provided inside the knife holder body, are vertically arranged at intervals and divide the cavity into a plurality of sub-chambers. The top cover is connected with the top of the knife holder body and provided with a plurality of through slots communicated with the sub-chambers. A tension spring is provided on an inner wall of the knife holder body. The locking bar is connected with a plurality of magnetic pressing plates arranged at intervals along a length direction of the locking bar. The locking bar is disposed through the plurality of partition plates and abuts against the tension spring.

A reusable drinking straw assembly is provided, having a plurality of modular segments joined end-to-end to form an elongate tubular portion. The modular segments are separable from one another to allow for adjustability of the length of the straw assembly and to facilitate cleaning of the straw assembly between uses. Each of the modular segments is itself separable longitudinally into at least two re-attachable components to facilitate cleaning of the straw between uses. A mouthpiece is removably attached to one end of the tubular portion. A filter is removably attached to the other end of the tubular portion. The mouthpiece may include a one-way valve for controlling the direction of fluid flow.

The present disclosure relates to an article storage and retrieval apparatus, including a frame body, configured to be fixed on a vertical mounting surface; a cover body, the cover body hinged with the frame body at upper end, left end or right end to realize rotary opening and closing; and a container, an open end of the container being arranged on an inner side of the cover body and the container being located in a space formed between the frame body and the cover body, wherein the container has a variable volume and is configured to be unfolded to form a space for accommodating articles after the cover body is opened relative to the frame body and allow the cover body to be closed relative to the frame body after being folded

A coupling including a first elongate member and a second elongate member. The first elongate member includes a first tube and a first magnet. The first tube has a first end and a second end. The first magnet secures to the first end of the first tube. The second elongate member includes a second tube and a second magnet. The second tube has a first end and a second end. The second magnet secures to the first end of the second tube. The first and second magnets are cooperatively configured to attract one another and secure the first end of the first tube to the first end of the second tube.

A charger plate apparatus comprises a charger plate, an interchangeable decorative ring, and a ridge formed on the charger plate, wherein the interchangeable decorative ring can be secured by the ridge on the charger plate.

The adhesive hanger is a multi-use hanger adapted for supporting a wide variety of different articles. The adhesive hanger includes a flexible strap having opposed first and second surfaces, the strap being elongated and having opposed first and second ends. Each of the first and second ends has an aperture formed therein. A releasable closure is secured to the first surface of the flexible strap for releasably securing the first end to the second end, such that when the first and second ends are secured to one another, the holes respectively formed therein are aligned to form a passage adapted for hanging from an external structure, such as a hook, nail, peg or the like. The releasable closure may be an adhesive, although it should be understood that the adhesive may be replaced by any suitable type of releasable closure.