The invention relates to a soap dispenser that is designed to be mounted on a vertical surface such as a wall. More particularly, the soap dispenser defines a reservoir that is designed to accept bulk quantities of soap. The soap is dispensed from the top of the reservoir by a pump.

A fluid container retaining system includes a cover, and a support mount configured to cooperate with the cover to securely retain a first portion of a fluid container. The support mount includes a securing assembly having a suction cup that is configured to removably secure the fluid container retaining system to a surface of a structure. A stand is configured to secure to a second portion of the fluid container.

A foam discharger includes a foamer mechanism (20), the foamer mechanism (20) includes: a liquid flow path (50) through which liquid supplied from a liquid supply unit to a mixing part (21) passes; and a gas flow path (70) through which a gas supplied from a gas supply unit to the mixing part (21) passes, the liquid flow path (50) includes an adjacent liquid flow path (51) having a liquid inlet (52) open to the mixing part (21), the gas flow path (70) includes a plurality of adjacent gas flow paths (71) each having a gas inlet (72) open to the mixing part (21), and the liquid inlet (52) is arranged at a position corresponding to a merging part (22) of gases supplied from the plurality of adjacent gas flow paths (71) to the mixing part (21) via the gas inlet (72).

A product dispenser holder comprises a dispenser holder body configured to receive a product dispenser that stores a supply of a product to be dispensed, an actuation sensor that senses actuations of the product dispenser, and an actuation button, such that when an actuation force is applied to a pump of the product dispenser, a substantially downward force is applied to the actuation button causing the actuation button to rotate substantially downwardly and actuate the actuation sensor to generate a dispenser actuation signal.

The current document is directed to personal-care-product dispensing containers that are space-efficient and convenient to use, particularly in automobiles and other vehicles. In one implementation, a hand-sanitizer dispensing container is incorporated into a cup holder that can be inserted into a standard cup holder within an automobile or other vehicle. In this way, the hand-sanitizer dispensing container is well anchored and available for convenient use, but does not occupy the cup holder in a way that prevents its use for holding cups, takes up very little space, and does not contribute to clutter or represent a management problem. Additional implementations include multiple dispensing containers incorporated within a single cup holder that can be used to contain and dispense various different types of lotions, solutions, liquids, and gels.

A wearable fluid-dispensing apparatus that includes a flexible wristband coupled to and surrounding a wrist-arm area of a user, with the wristband having a frame disposed along an outer surface of the wearable wristband and at a ventral side of the user's wrist, an enclosed cartridge coupled to the frame for housing a fluid therein, and a fluid transfer conduit disposed within the enclosed cartridge for transporting the fluid from the enclosed cartridge to a nozzle port on a finger-activatable pump assembly coupled to the frame. The pump assembly defines a nozzle port disposed above a top end of the wristband and angled toward the user's palm, defining a fluid extraction passageway fluidly coupled to the nozzle port and the fluid transfer conduit, and operably configured to translate downwardly toward the fluid extraction passageway fluidly to generate a vacuum therein and emit the fluid on the user's inner hand.

Disclosed is a dispensing bottle for storing and dispensing a fluid medium. The dispensing bottle comprises a container comprising a cavity for storing the fluid medium. The dispensing bottle further comprises a cap engaged with the container. The cap comprises a first portion and a second portion comprising a top surface disposed above the first portion. The dispensing bottle further comprises a pump engaged with the first portion of the cap and substantially disposed within the cavity. The dispensing bottle further comprises a spout engaged with the pump and extending outside of the cap. The spout being moveable between an open position where the spout extends away from the cap so the fluid medium may be dispensed and a closed position where the spout is disposed slightly above or in contact with the top surface of the second portion of the cap to prevent downward movement of the spout.

A liquid dispenser includes of a bottle for housing the liquid, a pumping mechanism for discharging liquid from the bottle, and a boss that is connected to and extends from the bottom of the bottle. The boss on the bottle mates with a socket in a base to selectively secure the bottle to the base and a countertop or wall mounted support. The boss and socket are shaped so as to allow for a single orientation of the bottle. The combination of the boss on the bottle and the socket in the base provides a liquid soap dispensing apparatus having a counter-top mounting system that makes it possible to securely anchor the liquid dispensing device to a surface such as a counter-top and still allow easy removal for portability, so the dispenser can be transported and used in other areas. The apparatus also allows the soap reservoir to be easily refilled and utilizes readily available pump components.

A refillable container includes: an inner container having a suction port at a center of an upper surface portion and a bottom portion with a pyramid shape having a deepest portion at a center of the bottom portion; a support member configured to hold the bottom portion of the inner container to support the inner container in a standing state; a lid member fitted to an outer periphery of the inner container; a discharge pump on a top surface portion of the lid member, the discharge pump including a suction tube inserted through the suction port into the inner container; and a positioning device for positioning the inner container in a vertical direction such that a distal end of the suction tube is located in the pyramid shape of the bottom portion of the inner container.

A dispenser unit has a bottle suitable for containing a liquid product, a dispenser and a fixing system with a first plate suitable for being fixed to a wall, a second plate suitable for being fixed to the bottle in a recessed seat of the bottle and coupled with the first plate, and a key suitable for uncoupling the first plate from the second plate.