A dispenser for dispensing sheet products includes a housing configured to accommodate a stack of the sheet products and defines a dispensing opening, the housing having a housing body and a cover movably attached to the housing body so that the cover can be moved between an open refilling position and a closed use position, a support plate reciprocally movable within the housing body and having a support surface for supporting the stack of sheet products at one of opposite faces of the stack, a stop movable between an active position in which the stop cooperates with the support plate limiting the movability of the support plate within the housing in one direction and an inactive position, and a link movably mounted in the housing body and cooperating with the cover and the stop to move the stop into the active position upon moving the cover into the open refilling position.

An article advancing assembly and various article advancers are provided for helping dispense articles from a container. In some forms, the article advancers are provided that can bias the contents of the containers towards the dispensing opening. This can, in some forms, provide extra friction within the container and/or at the dispensing opening to decrease extra contents from being dispensed and thus decrease waste.

A dispenser for interfolded napkins includes a container having a supporting surface for supporting a stack of interfolded napkins. The supporting surface extends in a horizontal plane, and is surrounded by side walls extending in a vertical direction perpendicular to the supporting surface. The side walls define a dispensing opening opposite the supporting surface. At least one tab is arranged in the container for retaining the stack of napkins during withdrawal of a napkin from the stack. The tab is pivotably arranged in relation to the container between a holding position, in which the tab extends horizontally over at least a portion of the dispensing opening, and a refill position, in which the tab is directed away from the dispensing opening. The tab pivots about a living hinge. One or more stop surfaces limit an extent to which the tab is able to turn about the living hinge toward the dispensing mouth.

In one example, a wipe dispensing system includes a housing that defines an internal wipe storage area, a lid connected to the housing, a fluid reservoir disposed within the housing, a pump in fluid communication with the fluid reservoir, a fluid discharge manifold in fluid communication with the pump and located proximate a wipe dispensing path. The lid is operably disposed with respect to the pump such that depression of the lid causes the pump to discharge fluid from the fluid discharge manifold, and also causes dispensation of a portion of a wipe from the housing, and a return of the lid from a depressed position to a ready position causes the pump to discharge fluid from the fluid discharge manifold, and also causes dispensation of portion of a wipe from the housing.

The cleaning wipes dispenser includes an outer protective sleeve and an inner central core disposed within the outer protective sleeve in slidable relation relative thereto. The inner central core includes a chamber for storing a set of wipes therein and moves relative to the outer protective sleeve between a first stored position wherein the set of wipes are generally non-accessible and maintained in a relatively moist environment therein and a second use position wherein the inner central core extends out from within the outer protective sleeve exposing a dispense channel therein and presenting an outermost wipe for dispensing from the set of wipes therein.

A dispenser for dispensing sheet products includes a housing configured to accommodate a stack of the sheet products and defines a dispensing opening, the housing having a housing body and a cover movably attached to the housing body so that the cover can be moved between an open refilling position and a closed use position, a support plate reciprocally movable within the housing body and having a support surface for supporting the stack of sheet products at one of opposite faces of the stack, a stop movable between an active position in which the stop cooperates with the support plate limiting the movability of the support plate within the housing in one direction and an inactive position, and a link movably mounted in the housing body and cooperating with the cover and the stop to move the stop into the active position upon moving the cover into the open refilling position.

An article advancing assembly and various article advancers are provided for helping dispense articles from a container. In some forms, the article advancers are provided that can bias the contents of the containers towards the dispensing opening. This can, in some forms, provide extra friction within the container and/or at the dispensing opening to decrease extra contents from being dispensed and thus decrease waste.

A dispenser (10) for cellulose products in sheet form comprising: a container (11) defined by a substantially rectangular lower wall (12), two pairs of opposite lateral walls that extend from the lower wall (12) toward an upper end edge (15) defining an upper mouth (15A) of the container (11), opposite the lower wall (12), respectively a first pair of lateral walls (13) and a second pair of lateral walls (14); a closing cover (16), comprising an opening (17) for picking up cellulose products in sheet form contained in the container (11), adapted to close said container (11) at said upper end edge (15), a pushing assembly (25) for pushing the cellulose products upward, comprising an upper plate (26) adapted to slide vertically along opposite guides (29) provided on opposite lateral walls of the first pair of walls (13) and at least one elastic element (28) positioned between said lower wall (12) and said upper plate (26), adapted to push said upper plate (26) upward, wherein said pushing assembly comprises a lower plate (27) arranged above said lower wall (12) and also slidingly constrained to said opposite guides (29), adapted to form the lower stop for said at least one elastic element (28), so that the latter is adapted to act directly between said lower plate (27) and said upper plate (26).

Dispensing containers including a bottom, a top, and one or more side walls defining an interior cavity within the container. A support structure adjacent the bottom of the container forms an angle between a top surface of the support structure and the bottom that is from 120 to 150. This allows the container to accommodate a rectangular stack of wipes positioned within the interior cavity of the container, in a substantially vertical orientation, with the short side contacting the bottom of the container, and the underside of the stack contacting the top surface of the support structure. The stack of wipes may be taller than the height of the container, fitting into the container due to the slightly angled orientation of the stack, the flexible nature of the stack of wipes, and the support structure allowing the stack to bend or flop over the support.

A dispenser for dispensing sheet-type material, in particular wet wipes, includes a receiver for a replaceable container which contains the sheet-type material (6) within a wall made of at least partially flexible material, and which has a transparent region in the wall. A sensor device which can receive light coming from the vicinity of the transparent region of the container outputs electrical sensor signals according to the received light. An evaluation unit evaluates the electrical sensor signals. A container for a sheet-type material dispenser includes a wall formed at least partially of flexible material, in particular a plastic film. The wall preferably has a cover section next to the removal opening with at least one transparent region.