A handheld shower includes a shower body and a liquid storage tank. The shower body has an inlet channel and an outlet portion, and the inlet channel communicates with the outlet portion. The liquid storage tank has a receiving space and a liquid outlet, and the receiving space is adapted to receive a cleaning solution. The liquid outlet communicates with the receiving space and is adapted to output the liquid solution inside the receiving space. The liquid storage tank is detachably engaged with the shower body, and the handheld shower is light and easy to carry. Thereby, users no need to carry many bottles of cleaning solution when traveling or on business trips, and have their own handheld shower when they are going out, enhancing the convenience of the journey and the comfort of bathing outside.

A lotion application assembly includes a handle that is hollow and a roller that is rotatably coupled to the handle for rolling along a user's skin. A conduit is integrated into the handle and the conduit is directed toward the roller. A container is insertable into the handle, the container contains a fluid lotion and the container is in fluid communication with the conduit when the container is inserted into the handle. A cap is removably attachable to the handle and a plunger is slidably integrated into the cap. The plunger is urgeable into the container to urge the fluid lotion outwardly through the conduit and onto the roller thereby facilitating the roller to apply the fluid lotion onto the user's skin.

A device for wearing on a person's wrist and dispensing a liquid, such as sanitizing liquid, includes a wristband that has a central mount and two opposing ends. Each end has one part of a two-part mechanical fastener. A container is fixed with the central mount of the wristband and has a top side, a side wall, and a bottom side. The side wall includes an open portion that is fixed with a nozzle. The top side includes a resilient pump diaphragm. The top side, side wall, and bottom side all define an internal volume within the container. Preferably the bottom side of the container includes a removable cap that is removable form the container to provide access to the internal space for refilling the container with the liquid. Depressing the pump diaphragm forces the liquid to be dispensed out of the nozzle.

An apparatus (10) is provided for dispensing liquid. The device comprises a body (11) defining a reservoir (12) for holding liquid and a valve (14) in fluid communication with the reservoir (12) to allow liquid to be dispensed from the reservoir (12) when pressure is applied onto the body. A refill port (16) in fluid communication with the reservoir (12) allows liquid to be introduced into the reservoir (12). Furthermore, a plurality of scrubbing elements is provided for scrubbing and cleaning one or more surfaces.

A sanitizing weighted bracelet with a strap body operably configured to define an enclosure to surround a user's limb, at least one raised section operably configured to house and retain at least one metallic weight, and a sanitizing raised section an upper surface at least partially defining an upper surface of the strap body and defining an access aperture, with a front surface defining an aperture, with a rear surface, and defining at least one channel spatially connected to the access aperture and the aperture defined by the front surface of the sanitizing raised section. The sanitizing raised section also includes a flexible sanitizing container disposed therein and that includes a nozzle projecting outwardly from the aperture of the sanitizing raised section. The flexible sanitizing container is operably configured to be accessible through the access aperture and flexed to cause emission of a sanitizing liquid from a nozzle thereon.

A liquid soap dispenser (10) includes a container (18) having a flexible outer wall (22) and including a quantity of liquid soap (36) therein. The upper surface (16) of the container (18) can be moved between an upper position and a lower position but is spring (30) biased into the upper position. A pump (32) within said container (18) pumps a portion of the liquid soap (36) onto the upper surface (16) when it is moved downwardly into its lower position. A normally closed valve (26) at the bottom (28) of the container (18) opens to dispense liquid soap (36) from the bottom (28) of the container when the container is squeezed.

A wearable dispenser with a replaceable one-time-use reservoir device is taught, comprising a wrist-band allowing the wearable dispenser to be worn by a user; a base connected to the wrist-band; and a replaceable one-time-use reservoir. The replaceable one-time-use reservoir is comprised of a flexible bladder holding a substance to be dispensed, a housing with a rigid perimeter wall, a flexible top surface attached to the rigid perimeter wall and covering the flexible bladder, a one-way valve, an opening, and a substance to be dispensed. Typically, the substance to be dispensed is hand sanitizer. A user may use their fingertip to press the flexible top surface. Doing so creates additional pressure within the flexible bladder, causing the substance to be dispensed.

A wearable fluid-dispensing apparatus includes a frame including a bottom wall, an upper wall, and a pair of lateral walls defining a receptacle, a cartridge removably attached to the frame within the receptacle of the frame, the cartridge having an interior reservoir, a fluid extraction port, and a fluid transfer conduit disposed within the interior reservoir of the cartridge. A housing located above the upper wall of the frame including an electric pump assembly in communication with the fluid transfer conduit of the cartridge. The electric pump assembly includes a rotatable nozzle disposed above a top end of the housing.

A mobile hand cleaning station allows both hands to be cleaned with a minimal interaction of dirty hand(s) with the sanitizing apparatus. This device has the capability of containing and dispensing multiple flowable (e.g., liquid, gel, or foam) elements, such as a cleaning agent and water. The station includes an attachment point configured to balance the container(s) with their dispensing ends in a downward, but not straight down, orientation when the station is hung from the attachment point.

The present invention relates to a sanitization dispenser having a base container and a cover member adjoined thereto. Within the cover member a pump assembly is arranged to displace a liquid and/or sanitizer from the reservoir, through the pump assembly, into the cavity and out an orifice of a spray tip. The pump assembly further includes a positive transfer pump having a biasing member, and a transfer tube. After the user depresses the button member to a depressed position, the biasing member returns the button member to a resting position. In some embodiments, sanitization dispenser includes the at least one button protrusion extending outward from the perimeter edge of the button member and at least one guide slot extending into the cover member. The at least one button protrusion limits the rotation of the button member within the cover member and allows for easy operation by the user when depressing the button member. Through this operation described above a spray or mist of liquid and/or sanitizer is disbursed.