A droplet jetting apparatus includes: a nozzle that ejects a jet of liquid droplets; a detector that detects a hand or an object in a flight path of liquid droplets from the nozzle; a pump including a suction portion for suction of liquid, and a discharge portion which is connected to the nozzle and discharges the liquid which has been sucked into the suction portion; a driver which by rotation of a cam, sucks liquid into the pump and discharges the liquid in a compressed state; and controller which actuates the driver. When the detector detects the hand or object, the controller actuates the pump by rotation of the cam, and ejects a jet of liquid in droplet form from the nozzle.

A moisture pad includes a porous pad, for example a sponge, and a container divided into a water reservoir and a compartment for securely supporting the porous pad. The reservoir has a filling opening provided with a closure. The closure includes a flexible dome that can be pressed to pressurize the contents of the reservoir. One-way valves regulate the flow of fluids between the reservoir and the porous pad compartment. Optionally, a lid may be provided as a closure for the container to reduce evaporation of the water. As another option, a strap can be provided for the container to allow the moisture pad to be worn on a person's body.

A moisture pad includes a porous pad, for example a sponge, and a container divided into a water reservoir and a compartment for securely supporting the porous pad. The reservoir has a filling opening provided with a closure. The closure includes a flexible dome that can be pressed to pressurize the contents of the reservoir. One-way valves regulate the flow of fluids between the reservoir and the porous pad compartment. Optionally, a lid may be provided as a closure for the container to reduce evaporation of the water. As another option, a strap can be provided for the container to allow the moisture pad to be worn on a person's body.

A droplet jetting apparatus includes: a nozzle that ejects a jet of liquid droplets; a detector that detects a hand or an object in a flight path of liquid droplets from the nozzle; a pump including a suction portion for suction of liquid, and a discharge portion which is connected to the nozzle and discharges the liquid which has been sucked into the suction portion; a driver which by rotation of a cam, sucks liquid into the pump and discharges the liquid in a compressed state; and controller which actuates the driver. When the detector detects the hand or object, the controller actuates the pump by rotation of the cam, and ejects a jet of liquid in droplet form from the nozzle.

A moisture pad includes a porous pad, for example a sponge, and a container divided into a water reservoir and a compartment for securely supporting the porous pad. The reservoir has a filling opening provided with a closure. The closure includes a flexible dome that can be pressed to pressurize the contents of the reservoir. One-way valves regulate the flow of fluids between the reservoir and the porous pad compartment. Optionally, a lid may be provided as a closure for the container to reduce evaporation of the water. As another option, a strap can be provided for the container to allow the moisture pad to be worn on a person's body.

A moisture pad includes a porous pad, for example a sponge; a water bladder or reservoir; and a container for securely supporting the porous pad and the reservoir. Optionally, a lid may be provided as a closure for the container to reduce evaporation of the water. As another option, a strap can be provided for the container to allow the moisture pad to be worn on a person's body.

A finger moistening device has an interior, a door within a first side permitting access to the interior, a second side, a rear plate extending above the sides, a removable adhesive patch secured upon the bottom face, and a moisture retaining dabber secured upon the top face. The dabber is in environmental communication with the interior of the housing. The interior is configured to accommodate a removable cartridge comprising hand sanitizing fluid. The fluid in the cartridge is in fluid communication with the when the cartridge is secured within the housing.

A finger moistening device has an interior, a door within a first side permitting access to the interior, a second side, a rear plate extending above the sides, a removable adhesive patch secured upon the bottom face, and a moisture retaining dabber secured upon the top face. The dabber is in environmental communication with the interior of the housing. The interior is configured to accommodate a removable cartridge comprising hand sanitizing fluid. The fluid in the cartridge is in fluid communication with the when the cartridge is secured within the housing.

Compositions including a sintered porous ultra-high-molecular-weight polypropylene material having a viscosity average molecular weight over 500,000, an average porc size ranging from 10 m to 200 m, and a porosity ranging from 20% to 60%. Devices and methods including such compositions.

A moisture pad includes a porous pad, for example a sponge; a water bladder or reservoir; and a container for securely supporting the porous pad and the reservoir. Optionally, a lid may be provided as a closure for the container to reduce evaporation of the water. As another option, a strap can be provided for the container to allow the moisture pad to be worn on a person's body.