A water dispersible pouch for moistening a tissue includes a film that encloses a cavity, the film having a body portion and a region of weakness, the region of weakness having a thickness that is less than a thickness of body portion; and a substantially waterless wetting composition disposed within the cavity; wherein the water dispersible pouch has a rupture strength at the region of weakness of less than 10 pounds per square inch (psi).

To hygienically store contents without the use of a stimulating reagent, such as a preservative. A packaging container for containing water absorptive contents 11 in which a liquid is impregnated, the packaging container being provided with: a container body 10 having an opening that can be opened and closed; a liquid enclosure member 50a which is disposed inside the container body 10 and in which liquid is enclosed; a bag body 30 contained inside the container body 10 in a state in which the contents 11 are enclosed; a pullout portion 31 that is a portion of the bag body 30 and is pulled out through a seal member 42; and a rupture section 30b for rupturing the bag body 30, the rupture section 30b being formed in one portion of the bag body 30. The seal member is provided with an opening 41 which is in communication with the interior of the container body 10, and a seal member 42 that blocks the opening 41 on the outer surface of the container body 10 and forms a re-attachable seal shape.

A container holds an absorbent pad which contains fluids for cleansing toilet facilities before using them, or for cleansing or moisturizing a person's body after using a toilet. One carries one or more such containers on one's person. To use the container one opens it and expresses fluid from the pad onto dry clean toilet paper by pressing that toilet paper onto the pad. One then uses the now moist toilet paper to clean a toilet seat, or to clean or moisturize one's person or the person of another. Then one disposes of the now used toilet paper as one normally disposes of toilet paper.

To hygienically store contents without the use of a stimulating reagent, such as a preservative. A packaging container for containing water absorptive contents 11 in which a liquid is impregnated, the packaging container being provided with: a container body 10 having an opening that can be opened and closed; a liquid enclosure member 50a which is disposed inside the container body 10 and in which liquid is enclosed; a bag body 30 contained inside the container body 10 in a state in which the contents 11 are enclosed; a pullout portion 31 that is a portion of the bag body 30 and is pulled out through a seal member 42; and a rupture section 30b for rupturing the bag body 30, the rupture section 30b being formed in one portion of the bag body 30. The seal member is provided with an opening 41 which is in communication with the interior of the container body 10, and a seal member 42 that blocks the opening 41 on the outer surface of the container body 10 and forms a re-attachable seal shape.

Apparatus, and methods of operating such apparatus to produce disposable towels moistened with aqueous solution containing hypohalous acid.

A single-use wipe includes a nonwoven fabric, at least one pocket defined within the fabric, the at least one pocket configured to receive at least a portion of a hand of a user of the wipe, and one or more creases defining at least one fold, wherein the wipe is configured to be folded on the one or more creases prior to being inserted into a package. The package is configured to house a burst pod containing a quantity of a fluid such as a cleanser including, for example, glucose oxidase. Prior to removal of the wipe from the package, the burst pod can be ruptured, thereby at least partially saturating the wipe with the cleanser. The then at least partially saturate wipe can be removed from the package, unfolded and used.

An automated flowable material dispenser for dispensing flowable material from a flowable material container is provided. In one embodiment, the dispenser may include a dispenser housing configured to receive the flowable material container therein, a solenoid valve assembly positioned within the dispenser housing, and a biasing member configured to bias the flowable material container toward the solenoid valve assembly and to move the flowable material container from an unactuated configuration to an actuated configuration. The dispenser housing may define a dispensing opening along a bottom end of the dispenser housing and may be configured to move between an open configuration and a closed configuration. The solenoid valve assembly may be positioned above the dispensing opening and configured to control dispensing of the flowable material from the dispenser.

Provided is a dispenser for coin tissue that can hygienically keep coin tissues and is easy to use. The dispenser for coin tissue includes a housing and a coin tissue accommodation portion provided in the housing and accommodating a plurality of coin tissues. The dispenser also includes a water accommodation portion provided in the housing and accommodating water and a tissue supply waiting portion provided in an upper portion of the housing and in which at least one of the plurality of coin tissues waits. The dispenser further includes a water supply portion provided in the housing and supplying the water to the tissue supply waiting portion.

A wiping solution dispenser utilizes a motorized dispenser mechanism that moves a nozzle back and forth along a stroke to dispense a wide band of wiping solution onto toilet tissue. A motor may be coupled with a nozzle that moves back and forth or rotates about a pivot point to dispense a band of wiping solution. Wiping solution may be within a solution container that is configured for insertion into the dispenser housing and may be automatically ruptured by a puncture feature. A pump may force the wiping solution from the nozzle, or the solution may be gravity fed. A motion detector may be incorporated to control the actuation and dispensing of the solution. A near field communication transceiver may be used to receive payment before solution is dispensed.

Devices, systems, and methods of the present disclosure are directed to dispensing wipes that are treated as the wipes move through a housing of a dispenser. Such in situ treatment of the wipes may facilitate, for example, achieving control over one or more of the concentration, composition, or distribution of one or more chemicals carried by the wipes. Further, or instead, the one or more chemicals may be formed within the housing (e.g., just prior to treating the wipes), which may be useful for treating the wipes with chemicals that have limited stability and/or for reducing chemical handling requirements along a supply chain.