1. A liquid soap dispensing and scrubbing tool, comprising:
an open-topped container for holding a predetermined quantity of liquid soap solution, said container including:
a circular bottom wall;
a first, cylindrical, side wall being connected to, and extending upwardly from, said circular bottom wall, and said first, cylindrical, side wall being provided with external, helical threads at the top thereof;
a first pair of vertically aligned openings in said first, cylindrical, side wall;
a second pair of vertically aligned openings in said first, cylindrical, side wall being located in opposition to said first pair of vertically aligned openings;
a first, C-shaped, tubular handle being connected to, and extending outwardly from, said first, cylindrical, side wall, the top of said first, C-shaped, tubular handle opening to the uppermost one of said first pair of vertically aligned openings and the bottom of said first, C-shaped, tubular handle opening to said lowermost one of said first pair of vertically aligned openings so as to place said first pair of vertically aligned openings in fluid communication with one another through said first, C-shaped, tubular handle; and,
a second, C-shaped, tubular handle being connected to, and extending outwardly from, said first, cylindrical, side wall, the top of said second, C-shaped, tubular handle opening to the uppermost one of said second pair of vertically aligned openings and the bottom of said second, C-shaped, tubular handle opening to said lowermost one of said second pair of vertically aligned openings so as to place said second pair of vertically aligned openings in fluid communication with one another through said second, C-shaped, tubular handle;
a lid being removably fastened to the top of said container, said lid including:
a circular, top wall, said top wall being provided with a plurality of spaced-apart openings for the passage of liquid soap solution from said container;
a second, cylindrical, side wall being connected to, and extending downwardly from, said top wall, said second, cylindrical, side wall being provided with internal, helical threads adapted to screw onto said external, helical threads of said container; and,
an uncompressed sponge being affixed atop said top wall of said lid so as to cover all of said spaced-apart openings in said top wall.
The claims below are in addition to those above.
All refrences to claim(s) which appear below refer to the numbering after this setence.
1. A process for autothermal reforming of methanol, comprising:
evaporating methanol in an evaporation unit, wherein the evaporation unit is in thermally conductive contact with a plurality of chambers, each chamber comprising a reformation catalyst; and
catalytically reforming vaporized methanol in said plurality of chambers,
wherein an area of the evaporation unit in which evaporation of the methanol substantially takes place is at least partially surrounded by the plurality of chambers.
2. A method of producing hydrogen for a fuel cell system, comprising:
evaporating a hydrocarbon in an evaporation unit, wherein the evaporation unit (2) is in thermally conductive contact with a plurality of chambers, each chamber comprising a reformation catalyst;
catalytically reforming vaporized hydrocarbon in said plurality of chambers, thereby producing hydrogen; and
wherein an area of the evaporation unit in which evaporation of the methanol substantially takes place is at least partially surrounded by the plurality of chambers.