Welcome to my page of inventions.   

Right off the bat, I want you to know, not all of these products have seen the light of the marketplace.   I wanted to show you some of the things I have thought of throughout the last 20 years.  Some good, some bad.  Most abandoned and some, I have offered for sale.   What you see below are not actual patents, but brief descriptions and various aspects of the invention process.  Each invention highlights name, costs, reason for building, and current status.  I hope being able to view my inventions, encourage you to keep inventing.  No invention was a failure, for each one, I always learned something new about the invention process, the marketplace and myself.  Happy Inventing! The 21 Day Inventor   

The First invention below is a safety vest for holding electric cords of power tools such as lawn blower, electric clippers, or your extension cords while operating a drill or sander. It thought it was a good idea at the time, however changes in the way companies have started to make power tools, made this product obsolete quickly. How, you ask? Many new tools are made cordless with a battery pack for energy. This limited my market, and i decided to abandon the concept. On to the next!

Created a sports bag for my home.

The Crossover Sports bag is one of my most complete Products/ projects. I created a hanging sports bag for my garage. I also wrote and filed the patent for myself. This project for me showed me what was possible as an inventor. I took this item from drawing on paper to actual sales on line. you can buy one today, if you like. it is on our products page!

How do you hold open your doors?

The door stopper was not a serious invention for me , however i do see an application for it. This invention was an “ easy, see if i can make it” project. The parts to the invention , i already had in my junk parts box ( a box of different materials and things, i could possible make a product from) the cord, door wedge, bendable metal, rubber sleeve, and 1 screw. The application was to assist people who have to bend to have an easy non bending way to pick up the door stop, reducing back injury or minimizing back injuries. this product was abandoned. I just didn’t see a market for it, although I loved making the prototype.

How do you get the sour cream off of your spoon onto your food?

This invention came about because of a personal frustration I had with sour cream. If you eat sour cream or any food like it, it can be hard to get the sour cream onto your food, without using a finger or another utensil. ( or licking) . My invention allowed the user to scoop the sour cream and then, squish it out of the other side, onto your food. This project requires more resources than I wanted to use for it. hopefully one day, i will be able to possibly make it and see if there is a market for something like it.

George Foreman, here we come!

Making pancakes, bacon, and hamburgers on my George Foreman Grille is a treat. Your grill till done and the grease drops into a pan. you take that grease and place it, WHERE? That is a lot of grease! You shouldn’t place this grease into a sink or toilet drain because, it clogs the drains and sewers, causing more problems. So since the Grille didn’t come with grease soaking pads, i created my own with everyday products found in your local stores. A great environmental product if the pad could be biodegradable. I didn’t take this invention past prototype phase. I am not sure if I would be able to protect it with a patents or if the grilles would change the grease catching tray, making my patent obsolete. So , this I abandoned to work on more unique inventions i have in waiting.