Restoring here hoping to get some help

Hi All,
We have a mixed bag of inventions and they're at various development stages, one of them has been sold a dozen times. Others are ideas. We like to pass our experiences on to somebody who deals with inventions and hopefully get guidance. Has anybody work with a invention consultant and how did things turn out?

Thanks in advance!

Bb

This is sweet ambiance....

A special patio cover that is a waterfall and can provide peaceful sounds, privacy resulting from a carefully designed spillway.

I would love to dine under the umbrella.

So my fiancé has come up with a pretty damn good idea involving selling liquor, but we have no idea how to go about starting something like this. Should we apply for a loan with the bank first, then the liquor license or the other way around? Can we use brands of liquor in our products or does a deal need to be made with big established liquor companies? Any and all advice/ideas/examples are appreciated. Thank you🥹

Since many in the USA love sympathizing with criminals I thought of a way to enhance their lives. This could also be used for pandemics.

Basically these inmates throw fecal matter, blood, urine, and saliva at fellow inmates and guards.

I thought of a way they could get out of their cells and get some sunshine.

Some clear hard plastic circle pods they can still walk but arms are in chains.

It could be outside oriented in case a fire broke out inside.

There is a speaker so they can socialize.

There would be no way to harm anyone, touch anyone, and they could be made on rollers.

Fresh air could get in.

They could also have tracks to prevent bullying. If you don't want to be near someone you can avoid them easily.

I am not doing this one personally so you can make it.

Mike Wide recycled plastic space balloons to orbit the north and south poles and shield the ice caps from the sun and eventually lower the overall temperature of the earth.

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My family does not have the mental capacity to put a towel down and put it back up. Dogs and cat piss on the towel everytime because they leave it. Here they can have a towel warm up, spit out, and retract into a blue light warm chamber. I don’t know! Tired of throwing away towels due to negligence.

Anybody has any idea who invited this tap cap with a rotary inside ?

I found this picture a while ago. It baffled me for a few years. It didn’t make any sense to me. How could this possibly work and how could I adapt it?

I finally figured it out! The problem though, is that ammonia is dangerous and I wanted to make something that was portable. It uses no electric, its recharged by the sun and gets to about 40-45 degrees Fahrenheit.

In comes zeolite! Zeolite is a material that can absorb water vapor under mild pressure that produces a cooling effect. It’s much easier to use and also much, much safer.

The idea isn’t completely fleshed out but here is how I thought of making it and how it could be completely portable.

Take two empty paint cans. A gallon one and quart one. Get some copper flex pipe. Get some Zeolite 13x 10A. You’ll need some fittings to attach to both cans. You could get some Mylar to contain it. You could make the outside inflatable and shape it into a box or something. Use your imagination. You could also make it more permanent. Do what you want.

If you’re looking for complete portability you could wrap the copper around the smaller can. You could fold the outside up and then place the copper around the small can and put everything inside the larger gallon can.

Almost forgot, the zeolite goes into the larger gallon can and water in the smaller. You can get a fresnel lens. You could probably get some type of inflatable clear ball. Idk what’s out there.

Tell me things! What say you all?

I have an idea! It’s an inflatable water harvester. Based on a Warka Tower. Basically a warka tower collects water from the humidity of the air. Using a mesh the water from the air sticks to the mesh as the air cools off. Like dew on grass. It collects the water and puts it in a basin.

The original warka tower is huge. But what if you could make one out of the same material the inflatable tents are made of. You could make it 10 feet tall. You could make it modular and connect more together? Water straight from the air.

It could help a lot of people. I imagine you could make one out of garbage bags if you were patient enough. What say you all?

One simple pull can retrieve one portion of fishing line from the reel

A couple months ago I was wondering what would happen if I tied my pants to my bed, which is pretty close to my door. Now burglars are kept up trying to steal all my stuff but can’t do it and my mom and grandma have to knock first! So if you have trouble with your meat just use a pant lock it’s that simple! Here’s a demonstration video:…nvm. You need long pants though and preferably tighter pants that you do not need anymore, so no elastic that easily breaks.

This is from the COPD sub. If medicare approved it, it could be a rel money maker.

https://www.reddit.com/r/COPD/comments/1nph5qf/wish_they_made_remote_control_for_home/

Hello everybody! Has anybody have experience using a patent broker? I'd love to hear the pros and cons The Good The bad and everything in between on anybody's experience.

If you store a lot of documents, this stapler can save you a lot of money. It staggers the position of the staples on your documents so they don't land on top of each other when they are are stacked. Up to 40% more stapled papers can be stored in a box, binder, or other volume. That means that if your large business is renting 5,000 ft² of warehouse space for document storage, you could potentially reduce that to just 3570 ft². Even a small business utilizing staplers with patented Space Saver Stapler™ technology could save thousands of dollars a year just on boxes and storage materials.

For the above demonstration, both staplers are identical models - the model 48209 Swingline® Optima® 45 Electric Full Strip Stapler, with the left stapler having been retrofitted with patent-pending Space Saver Stapler™ technology. All paper used is from the same ream of 8.5" x 11" office paper, and all staples are from the same box of Swingline® Optima® staples.

Patent No. 10,124,476 available for license.

Detailed design and prototype by T2 Design & Prototype: https://www.t2design.com