A razor caddy assembly may have an inner housing disposed within an outer housing; a plate may be coupled to the inner housing; a holster may be disposed onto the plate and within an opening of the inner housing. The holster may be tiltable along an axle. A user may rotate the outer housing so as to expose the holster of the inner housing, the razor rack of the inner housing, and the blade holder of the and shaving accessories that may be stored on the inner housing; the user may remove a shaving can that is disposed on the holster, a razor that is disposed on a razor rack, and a blade that is disposed on a blade rack.

A razor caddy assembly may have an inner housing disposed within an outer housing; a plate may be coupled to the inner housing; a holster may be disposed onto the plate and within an opening of the inner housing. The holster may be tiltable along an axle. A user may rotate the outer housing so as to expose the holster of the inner housing, the razor rack of the inner housing, and the blade holder of the and shaving accessories that may be stored on the inner housing; the user may remove a shaving can that is disposed on the holster, a razor that is disposed on a razor rack, and a blade that is disposed on a blade rack.

Containers are described herein for the transportation and distribution of replaceable consumer products, e.g. interchangeable shaving assemblies. The containers described herein include a mechanism to securely hold the container in predetermined open and closed positions. The interior of the container may provided features which serve to hold and protect the shaving assemblies when not in use, e.g., during transport or storage.

A caddy system comprising multiple stations constructed therein which enable barber tools (e.g., clippers, shavers, combs, etc.) to be placed, retrieved, for normal use, and cleaned during normal use and/or at other times. The caddy system functions can include the sanitizing and/or lubricating of barber tools when placed into the caddy. A jet nozzle system flushes the tool heads with at least sanitizing fluid. The caddy system can be so constructed to store in barber cabinets and attach to barber chairs for convenient use.

A caddy system comprising multiple stations constructed therein which enable barber tools (e.g., clippers, shavers, combs, etc.) to be placed, retrieved, for normal use, and cleaned during normal use and/or at other times. The caddy system functions can include the sanitizing and/or lubricating of barber tools when placed into the caddy. A jet nozzle system flushes the tool heads with at least sanitizing fluid. The caddy system can be so constructed to store in barber cabinets and attach to barber chairs for convenient use.

A multifunctional portable tool is provided, which includes a housing; a motor received in the housing and having a first output end; a pump head movably received in the housing and having a driven shaft that is connectable with the first output end; and a first reset mechanism disposed between the motor and the pump head. The multifunctional portable tool has a first working state in which the driven shaft of the pump head is connected with the first output end of the motor so that the pump head and the motor together function as a pump, and a second working state in which the pump head is driven by the first reset mechanism to move away from the motor until the driven shaft of the pump head is disconnected with the first output end of the motor.

A multifunctional portable tool is provided, which includes a housing; a motor received in the housing and having a first output end; a pump head movably received in the housing and having a driven shaft that is connectable with the first output end; and a first reset mechanism disposed between the motor and the pump head. The multifunctional portable tool has a first working state in which the driven shaft of the pump head is connected with the first output end of the motor so that the pump head and the motor together function as a pump, and a second working state in which the pump head is driven by the first reset mechanism to move away from the motor until the driven shaft of the pump head is disconnected with the first output end of the motor.

A razor drying container. The razor drying container includes a housing. The housing is defined by a base and a first sidewall that extends upward from the base. The first sidewall defines a first open end. A first diaphragm is mounted on the first open end. The first diaphragm has a first slot. The first open end defines an interface for the second sidewall. The second sidewall forms a second open end. A second diaphragm is formed on the second open end. The second diaphragm includes a second slot.

A razor drying container. The razor drying container includes a housing. The housing is defined by a base and a first sidewall that extends upward from the base. The first sidewall defines a first open end. A first diaphragm is mounted on the first open end. The first diaphragm has a first slot. The first open end defines an interface for the second sidewall. The second sidewall forms a second open end. A second diaphragm is formed on the second open end. The second diaphragm includes a second slot.

A blank is provided for making an insert that satisfies the USPS requirement that a flat-sized mail piece be uniformly thick so that any bumps, protrusions or other irregularities do not cause more than ? variance in thickness. In one embodiment, when folded, the blank forms an insert with spacers about a quadrant that receives a good to be mailed. In other embodiments, when folded, the blank forms an insert with sleeves into which goods may be slid, or an insert with sleeves with closed ends and into which goods may be inserted into cutouts in the sleeves.