A fluid dosing substrate dispenser comprises a housing with a first fluid reservoir and/or a first fluid reservoir holder configured to removably receive the first fluid reservoir and a second fluid reservoir and/or a second fluid reservoir holder configured to removably receive the second fluid reservoir. The dispenser includes a substrate advancing mechanism configured to receive substrate from a substrate source and to advance a portion of the substrate through the housing and an application mechanism configured to apply fluid from at least one of the first fluid reservoir or the second fluid reservoir to one or more portions of the substrate. A computing system is configured to select at least one of amount of fluid for application, composition of fluid for application, or portion of the substrate the fluid is applied based on an input received by the computing system indicating the user of the substrate dispenser.

Accessibly positioned sanitizing materials can include paper towels and sanitizing sprays. A paper towel holder with a central support to hold a roll of paper towels can allow spinning dispensing of paper towels. The central support can also function separately as a removable disinfectant sprayer, enabling a user to carry and store paper towels and disinfecting solution in the same location, and providing a disinfecting sprayer nearby when paper towels are used to clean a surface. The structure described can also house other fluids for spraying.

A paper holding device includes a dispenser that dispenses attached paper sheets from a roll of dry paper product while being moistened by a liquid.

A multifunctional dispenser for dispensing cleaning-active liquids includes a housing having a first pot-shaped housing part suitable for receiving medical products and, arranged thereon, a second pot-shaped housing part suitable for receiving cleaning-active liquids. The first housing part defines a first central axis, has a loading passage for passing medical products therethrough, and stores a medical product. The second housing part defines a second central axis and stores cleaning-active liquid. The multifunctional dispenser also includes an actuatable liquid dispenser for dispensing cleaning-active liquids defining a dispenser central axis. Actuation of the liquid dispenser delivers a predefined volume or mass of cleaning-active liquid from the second housing part and either introduces it into the first housing part in order to wet the medical product arranged therein or dispenses it to a user. The dispenser central axis, the first central axis, and the second central axis are aligned coaxially with each other.

A device may include an enclosure configured to receive, store, and dispense a cleaning fluid. A device may include a support base, wherein the enclosure and support base can be configured to support a roll of cleaning wipes in a manner that permits the roll to rotate when one or more cleaning wipes are removed from the roll, wherein the enclosure is configured to be securely attached to the support base by pushing the enclosure downward onto an attachment region of the support base; and wherein the enclosure is configured to be released from the support base by pushing the enclosure downward. A liquid dispenser can have an elongate interior reservoir, a protruding carry loop, and an engagement zone with contours that engage with a latch in a paper-towel holder. The dispenser can have a spray trigger underneath the carry loop and a protruding roll stop. It can be sized to fit within a cylindrical cardboard tube configured to hold paper towels. A paper-towel holder can support and engage a liquid dispenser. The holder can have a stable base with a central latch, and a flat surface to support a paper towel roll.