A self-securing roll holder for easily exchanging rolls of sheet material. The holder comprises a mounting bracket, a mounting stanchion, a support, and a cap. The cap is pivotally connected to the support with a resilient retaining assembly. The cap has dimensions that allow the cap to act as a retainer in one position and, when moved to a second position, allow rolls of sheet material to be mounted and dismounted from the support. The retaining assembly further comprises a piston, a piston guide, a spring, and a pivot pin all of which are located inside the support. The cap is pivotally connected to the retaining assembly thereby maintaining forcible contact with the support and retaining rolls of sheet material on the support in one position until moved to a second position to exchange rolls.

A toilet paper holding device for efficiently storing toilet paper in an organized manner. The toilet paper holding device includes a baseplate that can be mounted to a wall or other support surface via one or more fasteners, such as screws. The baseplate includes one or more telescopic arms extending therefrom. The telescopic arms can be extended or retracted in length so as to hold a desired number of toilet paper rolls thereon. In embodiments having several arms, the arms are substantially parallel to one another and are separated by a space. The telescopic arms can be removably secured to the baseplate via a threaded connection. In this way, the toilet paper holding device allows a user to store a number of toilet paper rolls in an organized manner.

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.

The present invention relates to a holder, for rolled paper products, comprising: (a) a base member, comprising: i) a compartment; ii) a first receptacle, fixed to said compartment, comprising a central bore; iii) one spring disposed in said first receptacle and being coaxial with said central bore of said first receptable; iv) a disc disposed on said resilient member, comprising: at least one ramp protruding therefrom facing away said resilient member; and a central aperture being coaxial with said central bore of said first receptable; v) a rotation member having a complementary structure to the structure of said first receptacle, such that said rotation member fittingly assembling to said first receptacle can rotate with respect to said first receptacle, in which, said rotation member comprising: a central aperture superimposed to said central bore of said first receptacle, and a plurality of crests and troughs facing said ramp of said disc; and (b) a rod member, contacting said rotation member; and characterized in that, said holder is further provided with: a stopper received on said rod member to said base member; a fastener, for fastening said stopper to said first receptacle, wherein said stopper is used to adjust said adjustable cavity defined by said plate of said rotation member and said plateau of said first receptacle; and a removable container being partially accommodated in said rod member.

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 paper towel holder may include a hollow post having a top end and a bottom end; a cap that is secured to the top end with a friction fit; a base assembly comprising a lower base and a top shell; a post base having a post-gripping end and a base-gripping end. The post-gripping end may include ribs that secure the post base to the hollow post at the bottom end and a locking mechanism that secures the post base to the base assembly. The top shell may include diatomaceous earth and may have a flat upper surface and a downward-extending perimeter sidewall.

A paper towel holder may include a hollow post having a top end and a bottom end; a cap that is secured to the top end with a friction fit; a base assembly comprising a lower base and a top shell; a post base having a post-gripping end and a base-gripping end. The post-gripping end may include ribs that secure the post base to the hollow post at the bottom end and a locking mechanism that secures the post base to the base assembly. The top shell may include diatomaceous earth and may have a flat upper surface and a downward-extending perimeter sidewall.

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 caddy system is detachably attachable to a portable commode via a caddy retainer having a caddy retainer key that is configured for insertion into a retainer key receiver of a retainer bracket. The retainer bracket is configured with an actuator arm that is moved by an actuator to clamp against a support with a clamp arm on an opposing side. A caddy receptacle is configured to articles therein, such as hygiene products. A toilet paper retainer rail extends from the caddy receptacle and is configured to retain toilet paper roll thereon. The toilet paper retain rail may be configured to extend from either side or opposing sides of the caddy receptacle.

An apparatus for concealed dispensing of rolled sheet type material includes a body having a faceplate that can be flush mounted on an associated planar mounting surface. The faceplate has an elongated slot that received sheet material therethrough. A roll of the sheet material is received on an L-shaped mounting member, forming a spindle configured to receive the roll thereon.