A device for dispensing towels comprises a container, a sepearet area and a chamber. The container, such a bottle contains liquid, such a hand sanitizer. Then a separate area provides for housing a plurality of dry compressed towels, in the form of tablets. The chamber receives the dry compressed towels and the liquid. A trigger mechanism provides for selectively introducing at least one dry compressed towel and liquid into the chamber. Actuation of the trigger mechanism causes the dry compressed towel to enter the chamber and to be exposed to the liquid so as to be moistened or wetted, thereby being decompressed or expanding. The user can then retrieve the ready to use towel from the chamber.

A dispensing apparatus for providing a web for cleansing, the apparatus comprising a web, a liquor reservoir, a liquor actuator for applying liquor from the reservoir to the web at a predetermined location and an air actuator for directing air through the web at the predetermined location so as to generate foam from the liquor.

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.

A device for sanitation is provided whereby the device has a holder configured for mounting and dispensing a conventional roll of paper, a reservoir configured with an inlet and an outlet, whereby the reservoir holds a dispensing solution, a dispensing system for dispensing the dispensing solution through the reservoir outlet, an actuator operatively associated with the dispensing system; and a device outlet configured to deliver the solution from the device once the actuator initiates the dispensing system.

Disclosed are example embodiments of systems and methods for dispensing a wet towel. An example dispensing system for dispensing a wet towel to a user includes a housing having an opening. The example dispensing system for dispensing a wet towel also includes an input sensor within the housing for sensing that a user is requesting the wet towel. Additionally, the example dispensing system for dispensing a wet towel includes a roll of dry paper towels within the housing. The example dispensing system for dispensing a wet towel includes a reservoir containing fluid within the housing. The example dispensing system for dispensing a wet towel also includes a drive mechanism for grabbing towels from the roll of dry paper towels and advancing paper towels from the roll of dry paper towels toward the opening in the housing. Additionally, the example dispensing system for dispensing a wet towel includes a fluid-distribution system located adjacent to an opening in the housing, the fluid-distribution system moving the fluid from the reservoir and spraying the fluid on the dry paper towels to produce the wet towel for dispensing from the opening in the housing.

Disclosed is a toilet paper stand and cleansing solution dispenser that includes a base, a toilet paper stand shaft, a toilet paper stand head, a cleansing solution reservoir, a toilet paper holder, a cleansing solution dispensing pump, a dispenser, and various motion sensors. The toilet paper stand shaft is extended upward from the base. The toilet paper stand shaft includes a lower shaft end; and an upper shaft end. The lower shaft end is connected to the base. The toilet paper stand head includes a proximal end and a distal end. The proximal end is horizontally connected to the upper shaft end of the toilet paper stand shaft. The cleansing solution reservoir is placed within the toilet paper stand head. The toilet paper holder is laterally extended from the toilet paper stand shaft to hold a roll of toilet paper. The toilet paper holder is laterally extended from the toilet paper stand shaft. The cleansing solution dispensing pump is located within the toilet paper stand head and connected to the cleansing solution reservoir. The dispenser is configured to dispense a cleansing solution through the cleansing solution dispensing pump. The motion sensors are connected to the dispenser to provide a touchless dispense of the cleansing solution. The cleansing solution dispensing pump dispenses the cleaning solution stored in the cleansing solution reservoir from the dispenser.

A toilet paper stand and cleansing solution dispenser (100) includes a base (110); a cleansing solution reservoir (120); a toilet paper stand shaft (102); a toilet paper holder (140); a cleansing solution dispensing pump (150); a dispenser (104); a plurality of motion sensors (204); and a plurality of batteries. The toilet paper stand shaft (102) includes a lower shaft end (102a); and an upper shaft end (102b). The cleansing solution reservoir (120) is connected to the base (110). The toilet paper stand shaft (102) is extended upward from the base (110). The lower shaft end (102a) and the upper shaft end (102b) are connected. The lower shaft end (102a) is connected to the base (110). The toilet paper holder (140) is connected to the toilet paper stand shaft (102) to hold a roll of toilet paper (142). The toilet paper holder (140) is laterally extended from the toilet paper stand shaft (102). The dispenser (104) dispenses a cleansing solution through the cleansing solution dispensing pump (150). The cleansing solution dispensing pump (150) is located at the base (110) near the cleansing solution reservoir (120). The motion sensors (204) are located on the upper shaft end (102b) and connected with the dispenser (104) to provide a touchless dispense of the cleansing solution. The batteries are configured to power the cleansing solution dispensing pump (150) to provide pressure on the cleansing solution in the cleansing solution delivery tube (160) to dispense the cleaning solution stored in the cleansing solution reservoir (120) from the dispenser (104).

A toilet that includes a bowl, a tank configured to hold water, and a flush valve within the tank. The flush valve includes a valve body fluidly connecting the tank and the bowl, a float moveable relative to the valve body to open and close the flush valve, and a guide member coupled to the valve body for guiding movement of the float, where the guide member includes a chamber that is configured to hold a cleaning compound including a chemical compound and water. The cleaning compound is configured to be dispensed into the bowl through the valve body with the flush valve open.

A dry and wet tissue machine includes: a shell, which includes a housing and a cover, a storage space being defined in the housing, and the cover being rotatably disposed on the housing and configured to open and close the storage space; a humidification mechanism, which includes a spray head, and the spray head being disposed on the housing; a conveying and pressing assembly, which includes a driver, a conveying roller and a pressing component, the conveying roller being rotatably disposed on the housing, the pressing component being disposed on the cover, and the driver being configured to drive the conveying roller to rotate; and a detection assembly, which includes an electric control board, a first photoelectric sensor and a second photoelectric sensor, the first photoelectric sensor and the second photoelectric sensor being electrically connected to the electric control board individually.

A wet/dry sheet dispenser. The dispenser has an elongate refill which holds a liquid and fits into a complementary base. Liquid is selectively dispensed from the refill by longitudinal activation of a pump. The pump may be disposed on either the refill or base. Liquid flows from the refill, into the base and is ultimately dispensed onto a sheet. This arrangement allows for convenient and selective one hand pump operation, so the other hand is free to grasp the sheet. The sheet may be used wet or dry as desired at the point of use.