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Piston-Pump Egg Beater: Pump the Eggs Through a Grate

Stepped Spiral Egg Beater: A Stepped Dasher Spun in a Square Box

Counter-Rotating Egg Beater: One Wheel, Two Beaters Turning Opposite Ways

Side-Knife Can Opener: Round Holes and Long Ones With One Tool

The Reusable Can Opener: A Stop on the Knife and a Rim Left to Use Again

The Bearing-Block Can Opener: Lean on the Wall, Not on the Contents

The Pivot-Point Can Opener: A Spike at the Centre, a Blade Set to the Size

The Hinged-Hook Can Opener: A Lever That Hooks Under the Far Side

The Lid-Lifting Can Opener: One Lip Presses Down While the Other Lifts

The Sheet-of-Water Fountain Brush: Tapered Slots Part the Bristles

The Tank-Headed Self-Feeding Brush: Soap in the Tank, a Plate to Meter It

The Finger-Valve Fountain Bath Brush: Press to Run, Let Go to Stop

The Pressure-Fed Fountain Paint Brush: Air Pushes the Paint, a Finger Stops It

The Oil-Wick Fountain Brush: A Can Whose Wick Is the Brush

The Capped Fountain Horse Brush: Water Out Only Through the Bristles

The Tube-in-the-Back Fountain Brush: Turn the Tube and the Jets Become a Soak

The Long-Handled Fountain Brush: A Ring of Holes Wets the Bristles From the Ground

The Wire-Loop Plant Marker: The Handle You Push With Carries the Name

The Elbow-Sealed Kettle Funnel: A Filling Pipe That Keeps Its Own Water Seal

The Trap-Sealed Funnel Cover: The Kettle's Own Water Keeps the Steam In

The Spring-Loop Sliding Crochet Hook: The Hook Draws In and Holds Its Thread

The Bridge-Closed Crochet Needle: A Sliding Bolt Covers the Barb While the Loop Is Drawn Through

The Crank-Driven Rotary Horse Brush: Worn on the Forearm, Spun by a Sprocket Chain

The Fulcrum-Plate Needle Feed: Raise the Plate and the Stitch Grows