10 are first slid through the guide button receiving channels 400 in female connection end 80 as illustrated in fig9 with the guide buttons 70 in position a twisting action will result in the male receptor plugs 50 being guided into place within the female receptor holes 130 each time the ends are connected a guide button receptor 410 helps keep the male and female connection ends 10 and 80 held together when in fully engaged position fig8 shows the male and female connection ends 10 and 80 in fully engaged position female receptor leads 350 contact the male receptor plugs 50 when the male and female connection ends 10 and 80 are in the fully engaged position the female receptor leads 350 are in electrical communication with insulated receptor wires 270 via electrical circuit pathways 360 the remaining inner workings of the female connection end 80 are similar to the male connection end 10 including conducting loops 250 insulating loops 260 short and long flanges 210 and 220 and conducting leads 240 fig1 shows a handle part 500 along with a female connection end 80 the handle part 500 has male receptor plugs 50 and an inner vacuum tube member 60 with a guide button 70 all similar to the male connection end 10 the handle part 500 has a leading end 510 and a hard protective cover 520 the handle part 500 is further shown with an on off switch.