A dispenser container ballast for removably providing an additional mass to a light weight dispenser container. The container ballast includes a weighted mass that may be inserted between a sidewall of a dispenser container and a flap secured to the sidewall. The ballast permits single handed dispensing of carried by the dispenser, such as a tissue.

A container for housing household tissue paper includes a container body that stores household tissue paper inside. The container body has an upper container body that forms an upper portion of the container body and a lower container body that forms a lower portion of the container body. The upper container body has an outlet through which the household tissue paper is taken out and an open/close lid that seals the outlet. A lower end of the upper container body and an upper end of the lower container body are connected to each other, and the upper container body and the lower container body are pivotable with respect to each other.

The invention is for an apparatus that provides a form above the box to shape the tissue paper plumage.

A tissue paper refill for a tissue paper dispenser. The refill includes a web of tissue paper having a leading end and a trailing end for engagement with the trailing end and leading end respectively of a previous and subsequent refill. The web is provided with a mechanical connector at one or both of its ends to realize such engagement. The mechanical connector is water soluble for the purpose of tissue recovery. Also, a method of tissue recovery.

A disinfectant wipe dispenser is provided comprising a container having first and second compartments, the first compartment being dimensioned to store a supply of wipes in use; and, separated by a baffle including one or more channels communicating between the compartments. The first compartment has an outlet through which wipes may be successively drawn; and, the second compartment is dimensioned to receive one or more portions of a disinfectant composition comprising a peroxy activator, a peroxy compound and optional further excipients, selected so that addition of the dosage form to a predetermined quantity of water produces a disinfectant solution containing peracetic acid at a concentration of at least about 1000 ppm. The channels communicate between the compartments and allow flow of water and aqueous disinfectant between the compartments, and have a maximum dimension configured to prevent movement of particles of disinfectant sediment from the second compartment to the first compartment.

The length of a projection of a household tissue is suppressed without hampering the removal of household tissues situated at a depth under a frame member. The frame member (14) is attached to the perimeter of the dispensing opening (11). The frame member is made of elastic material. The opposite ends of the frame member in the short-side direction of the casing (10) in a plan view have restricting portions (14b) that extend in such directions as to cover the dispensing opening (11). The restricting portions (14b, 14b) are arranged so as not to overlap each other such that the tips thereof are staggered in the long-side direction of the casing in a plan view, thereby forming a letter-Z shaped cut in the frame member.

A wipe dispenser for holding and dispensing flushable toilet wipes that can slide onto a preexisting toilet roll bar as a replacement for traditional toilet paper rolls. More specifically, the wipe dispenser has a primary housing; a loading cap; at least one detent button located on the loading cap; at least one cap locking slot on the cap mounting lip that aligns with the at least one detent button; an inner roll bar having two ends; at least one roll bar adapter located on an end of the inner roll bar; a dispensing lid; a dispensing lid finger detent; a dispensing opening covered by the dispensing lid; at least one thin, solid layer protruding into the dispensing opening; a dispensing slot in the at least one thin, solid layer; and snap protrusions on a front of the dispensing lid.

A dispensing container for dispensable wipes generally comprises a base at least partially defining an internal compartment for storing the wipes and a dispensing partition connected to the base. The dispensing partition comprises a flexible material having an aperture defined therein through which the wipes are individually removable. The dispensing partition is configured to move from a first position to a second position when one of the wipes is removed from the container through the aperture. The dispensing partition is biased towards the first position, and is at least partially inverted from the first position when in the second position.

An absorbent paper product. The absorbent paper product can be in a non-circular shape when unfolded and flattened, and folded in a stackable, non-planar form for dispensing. The absorbent paper product can be non-circular in shape when unfolded and flattened, and can be a tessellating shape or a non-tessellating shape.

A portable casing is adapted to retain sanitary products. The portable casing has a retaining tray that is adapted be slid from the housing of the portable casing to permit sanitary products to be placed within the storage area. The retaining tray has a cut-out region that permits easy access to the sanitary products through a slot boated in a side of the portable casing.