A portable, hand-held device for dispensing both fluid hand sanitizer and dry wipes is described. In various embodiments, the portable hand sanitizer device has a lower assembly comprising a means for storing and dispensing dry wipes and a means for blocking actuation and dispensing of a fluid sanitizer, and the upper assembly comprises a means for dispensing fluid sanitizer and a means for engaging or not engaging the actuation block.

A multi-functional wet wipe supply device relates to the technical field of daily necessities and solves the technical problem that the prior art is inconvenient in use and prone to cause pollution. The device comprises a base, a wet wipe compartment, a liquid storage compartment and a controller. A turnplate, and a wipe pushing rod are positioned on the base. A plurality of vertical cylindrical wipe positioning holes are positioned in axial symmetry in the turnplate. The wet wipe compartment is fixed on the base and located on the periphery of the turnplate. The liquid outlet of the liquid storage compartment is in communication with the inner cavity of the wet wipe compartment through a wet wipe liquid inlet valve, a wet wipe liquid supply pump and a wet wipe liquid outlet valve in sequence. The device provided by the present invention is particularly suitable for use in public places.

The device assists the customer in cleaning residue from their skin and body hair after they use a toilet for elimination, after they receive a cut or abrasion, or from other source. With the device, the person physically transforms toilet paper and other tissue-like paper in real time in a non-destructive manner to have greater texture, density, and wetness, all three of which together facilitate cleaning better than dry paper or than wet paper without such increased density and texture. Being pocket sized and intended for repeated use, the device can be easily carried by or on the person and used in any bathroom or location anywhere without modification to the plumbing facilities, without risk of running out of a supply of pre-moistened wipes, and without damaging the environment or sewage and septic systems.

A wet wipe dispensing cap, container and kit having a container body such as a thermoplastic pouch, containing a plurality of wet wipe and closed with a rigid dispensing cap having a flat base with an outer perimeter, an inner perimeter, an upstanding outer wall and an optional inner wall forming a weir around a passageway through the base, and having a top wall aperture dimensioned tor keeping a wet wipe roll inside the container body and cap, and where the passageway is adapted for and dimensioned for manual frictional dispensing of a wet wipe sheet, preferably with an inner wall, base, and outer wall forming a liquid reservoir; with the cap fastened to a container body opening: whereby the container is adapted to dispense wipes from the container body through the cap aperture by pulling a wipe downward with detachment by angular movement.

An improved cleaning solution dispenser and method of use thereof. The apparatus comprises a casing and a cartridge. The casing comprises an external housing having a bottom portion with an outlet port, an air pump, and an injector connected to the air pump. The cartridge comprises an air tight reservoir containing a cleaning solution, a nozzle disposed on a bottom side reservoir, the nozzle having an opening disposed at an end point of the nozzle, and an injection point disposed at a top portion of the reservoir configured to receive the injector. The injector is configured to puncture a surface of the injection point. The air pump pumps air through the injector into the reservoir above the cleaning solution. The increased internal air pressure of the reservoir forces the cleaning solution through the nozzle.

A wet wipe dispenser apparatus including a container, a top with a wipe egress opening, a wipe support for holding a stack of wet wipes biased for movement toward the top, and at least one wick in the container for applying moisture to wipes of the stack of wipes.

The present disclosure provides an apparatus for dispensing an earring post wipe. The apparatus has a container that includes a reservoir with a cleaning or sanitizing fluid. The reservoir has a fluid application tip for applying the cleaning or sanitizing fluid to a dry wipe. The fluid application tip is actuated by movement of the wipe through a slot in the container.

A method and a device for simultaneously dispensing and wetting dispersible wipes are provided herein. The device may include: a repository for storing dispersible wipes in a dry form; means for dispensing the dispersible wipes; at least one container storing at least one liquid suitable to wet the dispersible wipes; and a means for wetting the dispersible wipes with the at least one liquid; wherein the wetting of the dispersible wipes is configured to take place during or before the dispensing of the dispersible wipes.

The water dispenser and drain for use with a toilet is a device that is used to wet toilet paper. The water dispenser and drain is an accessory that is adapted to be positioned atop of or adjacent to a toilet. Moreover, the water dispenser and drain is adapted to tie into a water line that is associated with said toilet. The water dispenser and drain includes a drainpipe that is adapted to be fed into the toilet tank in order to drain excess water therein. The water dispenser and drain includes a catch basis that includes a drain in fluid connection with the drainpipe. A nozzle is connected to a valve that is in turn in fluid connection with the water line associated with the toilet. The nozzle is positioned directly over the catch basin and drain.

A wipe dispenser for use in metering out consistent doses of a composition onto a disposable wipe includes a mixing and dispensing assembly. The assembly has a vessel holding a first liquid for the composition and a first pump to convey the first liquid. A bottle having a second pump to convey a second liquid of the composition is stored within the bottle. A funnel arrangement is in downstream communication with the first pump and second pump. The funnel arrangement includes a mixing chamber for mixing the first and second liquids and a dispensing funnel in communication with and downstream of the mixing chamber. A wipe can be pulled through the dispensing funnel and wetted with a mixture of the first liquid and second liquid from the mixing chamber. A push bar attached to the funnel arrangement can selectively apply the force to actuate the first pump and second pump.