A dispensing device for dispensing a liquid or pasty product, in particular a cosmetic product, including a daughter bottle, a mother bottle and a refill mechanism. The daughter bottle is equipped with a dispensing member and a daughter portion of the refill mechanism. The mother bottle is equipped with a mother portion of the refill mechanism and defines a recess for removably receiving the daughter bottle. The daughter portion is configured to couple to the mother portion when the daughter bottle is received in the recess. The refill mechanism is then able to refill the daughter bottle with product from the mother bottle. The dispensing device transmits an actuation force of the dispensing member in order to actuate the refill mechanism. The force required for actuating the dispensing member is greater than or equal to the force required for actuating the refill mechanism.

A fragrance dispensing system includes a first and a second container each having a main tube for the expulsion of a fragrance contained therein, and a dispensing device that provides a dispensing path towards an outlet section and that includes a mixing chamber and a first and second auxiliary tubes connected at one end to the mixing chamber. A containing case forms a seat containing the first and second containers, and a cap is configured to be applied on the containing case and houses the mixing chamber, an outlet section for the mixed fragrances and, at least partly, and the first and second auxiliary tubes, each of which has a free end separably connected to one of the main tubes when the cap is engaged to the case.

A fragrance dispensing system includes a first and a second container each having a main tube for the expulsion of a fragrance contained therein, and a dispensing device that provides a dispensing path towards an outlet section and that includes a mixing chamber and a first and second auxiliary tubes connected at one end to the mixing chamber. A containing case forms a seat containing the first and second containers, and a cap is configured to be applied on the containing case and houses the mixing chamber, an outlet section for the mixed fragrances and, at least partly, and the first and second auxiliary tubes, each of which has a free end separably connected to one of the main tubes when the cap is engaged to the case.

The hair dryer with a scent dispenser includes a housing with an air outlet at a first end thereof, and an air inlet at a second end thereof. An airflow conduit is disposed within the housing. A fan is mounted within the airflow conduit for drawing air into the airflow conduit, and a heating element is mounted within the airflow conduit for heating the air. The heated air is blown by the fan through the airflow conduit and out the air outlet. A scent container is received within the housing for storing a scented liquid. An air pump is in fluid communication with the scent container for delivering pressurized air into the scented liquid to produce scented air. The scent container is in fluid communication with the airflow conduit such that the scented air mixes with the heated air within the airflow conduit.

The hair dryer with a scent dispenser includes a housing with an air outlet at a first end thereof, and an air inlet at a second end thereof. An airflow conduit is disposed within the housing. A fan is mounted within the airflow conduit for drawing air into the airflow conduit, and a heating element is mounted within the airflow conduit for heating the air. The heated air is blown by the fan through the airflow conduit and out the air outlet. A scent container is received within the housing for storing a scented liquid. An air pump is in fluid communication with the scent container for delivering pressurized air into the scented liquid to produce scented air. The scent container is in fluid communication with the airflow conduit such that the scented air mixes with the heated air within the airflow conduit.

A drink container and related methods are disclosed hereon. A method of making a drink container includes (a) providing a beverage bottle for holding a beverage for human consumption; (b) forming a threaded mouth in the beverage bottle, the threaded mouth meeting government safety standards for drink containers; (c) providing a removable cap; (d) forming a threaded recess in the removable cap, the threaded recess meeting government safety standards for caps for drink containers, the removable cap further having a sprayer and a dip tube; and (f) threading the removable cap onto the beverage bottle and causing the dip tube to extend into the beverage bottle.

A portable pressurized dual spray hydration reservoir has a container that is cylindrically shaped in a manner similar to many common reusable water bottles. Attached to the lid is a plunger pump assembly with a pump handle that can be used to pump air into the container. The introduction of air via the pump pressurizes the container, causing the liquid inside to be dispersed through a nozzle when a release valve is engaged. Each of two release valves on the lid is associated with a corresponding nozzle. The first release valve disperses liquid through the first nozzle as a stream, and the second release valve disperses liquid through the second nozzle as a spray.

This content-accommodating container comprises: a container body having an opening at the top end; and a valve-accommodating part for closing the opening, the valve-accommodating part being fixed to the container body. The valve-accommodating part is provided with: a cylindrical housing part accommodated inside the container body; a tube part extending downward from the housing part, the lower end thereof being disposed near the bottom side of the container body; and a first sealing part for closing the bottom end of the tube part.

This content-accommodating container comprises: a container body having an opening at the top end; and a valve-accommodating part for closing the opening, the valve-accommodating part being fixed to the container body. The valve-accommodating part is provided with: a cylindrical housing part accommodated inside the container body; a tube part extending downward from the housing part, the lower end thereof being disposed near the bottom side of the container body; and a first sealing part for closing the bottom end of the tube part.

A scent delivery system includes scent delivery units that are configured to deliver scent at a variable scent level by being turned on and off successively according to a variable duty cycle. The scent delivery units are associated with corresponding base scent settings. The scent delivery system also includes a central controller configured to control the scent delivery units by generating command data based on a scenting schedule that indicates a desired activation time for more than one implicated scent delivery unit. The scenting schedule is configured to further indicate a scent level bias to be applied to the base scent settings that are associated with different of the implicated scent delivery units. The central controller is configured to generate the command data, based upon a variation in the scent level bias, that takes into account a corresponding variation to duty cycles that are associated with different of the implicated scent delivery units and to communicate the command data to the different implicated scent delivery units.