Embodiments are directed to a dispensing device and methods of using a dispensing device having an improved out indicator. The dispensing device includes a housing having a cavity. A tissue stack is disposed within the cavity, the tissue stack including a plurality of tissue sheets folded along a crease. An aperture is formed in a top surface of the housing such that a tissue sheet is removable from the cavity through the aperture. A portion of the tissue sheets includes an out indicator formed along a centerline of each tissue sheet and across the crease.

A household tissue paper container includes a container body that is configured to store household tissue paper therein and has a take-out portion having an outlet through which the household tissue paper is taken out; and an open/close lid that is pivotably attached to the container body and closes the outlet. The outlet is formed at a swelling portion having a substantially spherical raised shape in the take-out portion. The outlet has a protruding piece that is protruding from a front edge of the outlet toward a rear where the open/close lid is attached to the container body.

A dispenser having a base and a main body defining a cavity configured to receive sanitary tissue product sheets therein. The sanitary tissue product sheets may be positioned within the cavity and may be configured to be dispensed through an aperture formed through a top face and a front side face of the main body. The sanitary tissue product sheets may include at least a leading sheet and a second sheet. The second sheet may be configured to follow the leading sheet when the leading sheet is dispensed, such that the second sheet is partially parked through the aperture and has a non-uniform top edge and is deformed out of plane.

Disclosed embodiments provide a unique touchless combination device that provides simultaneous convenient use of three features, such as dispensing of liquid sanitizer, access to paper tissues, and a compartment for immediate and safe disposal of used tissues. Touchless operation is provided by use of several proximity sensors which allow to access and use all features of the device without need to touch any part of it. Disclosed embodiments also utilize UV LED lights for the purpose of disinfecting used and disposed tissues.

A sheet package including a plurality of sheets stacked, a packaging bag containing the plurality of sheets, and a retrieval opening formed in an upper surface of the packaging bag to allow one of the plurality of sheets to be pulled through, wherein the retrieval opening includes a slit extending in a first direction and an opening portion continuous with at least one end portion of the slit, and wherein, in a second direction crossing the first direction, a width of the opening portion is greater than a width of the slit.

The present invention generally provides a towel wetting or pre-wetting device for the wetting of towels at the point of use. More specifically, the present invention provides for disposable towel pre-wetting devices which provide a point of use wetting for cleaning and disinfecting wipes or towels. Embodiments allow for activation of the towel pre-wetting device with a towel through the lid which temporarily unseals the bowl from the cap allowing fluid to be released from the reservoir to pre-wet a towel as it is extracted through the lid. Embodiments allow for the adjustment of the bowl relative to the cap which controls the volume of fluid to be released to wet the towel. The pre-wetting device is intended to be affixed to the top of a cylinder of towels. Thus the present invention solves the unmet need of providing for wet cleaning wipes or towels at the point of use.

A wet wipe pocket with dispensing mechanism including a pocket assembly and a dispenser assembly. The pocket assembly includes a plurality of pockets. Each pocket of the plurality of pockets has an opening. The opening receives the hand of a user therethrough. Each pocket of the plurality of pockets can cover the hand of a user. The. The plurality of pockets can be used to sanitize, disinfect, or clean. The dispenser assembly includes a dispensing element. The plurality of pockets are removable attached to a bottom and top portion of the dispensing elements. Each pocket of the plurality of pockets can be detached by pulling the pocket from the dispensing element. The plurality of pockets are used to disinfect the hand of a user or disinfect, wipe, and/or clean any surface.

A single piece tissue container free of a plastic film or paper dispensing window comprising a tissue dispensing portion on a top panel of the tissue container, the tissue dispensing portion comprising: (a) an outlet cut line having a wave shape form; (b) two opposite raised crease lines embossed on the top panel spaced on both left and right side of the outlet cut line, the two opposite raised crease lines being joined by curvilinear cut lines at each end of the two opposite raised crease lines; and (c) two outlet flaps, each outlet flap being defined between one of the two raised crease lines, the curvilinear cut lines and the outlet cut line, each of the two raised crease lines forming a smooth curve on an underside of the outlet flaps.

Disclosed is a refillable dispensing container for moist wipes. An example refillable dispensing container comprises a housing defining an interior compartment accessible through an opening in the housing, a lid configured to cover the opening into the interior compartment of the housing, and an inner cover configured to be removably positioned within the opening into the interior compartment of the housing. The lid can be removed to provides access to the inner cover. The inner cover includes a dispensing orifice through which individual wipes can be extracted from the interior compartment defined by the housing.

This invention relates to a nonwoven substrate, containing lyocell fibers with a titer of between 1.5 and 1.9 dtex, viscose fibers with a titer of between 1.5 and 1.9 dtex and cellulosic man-made fibers with a stiffening cross-section. It further relates to a method of manufacturing such nonwovens as well as to their use and to wet wipes containing them.