A device for mounting to a surface includes a surface attachment device and an accessory assembly selectively connectable to the surface attachment device. The surface attachment device includes a surface attachment member and a latch operatively connected with the surface attachment member. The surface attachment member includes a contact surface configured to contact a surface against which the surface attachment device is to be retained. The accessory assembly is selectively rotatable about a rotational axis with respect to the surface attachment device when connected with the surface attachment device. The accessory assembly includes a catch and a spring member cooperating with the catch. The spring member biases the catch in a direction not parallel with the rotational axis.

A device for mounting to a surface includes a surface attachment device and an accessory assembly selectively connectable to the surface attachment device. The surface attachment device includes a surface attachment member and a latch operatively connected with the surface attachment member. The surface attachment member includes a contact surface configured to contact a surface against which the surface attachment device is to be retained. The accessory assembly is selectively rotatable about a rotational axis with respect to the surface attachment device when connected with the surface attachment device. The accessory assembly includes a catch and a spring member cooperating with the catch. The spring member biases the catch in a direction not parallel with the rotational axis.

The present invention provides an attachable cup holder for a laundry detergent container. The attachable cup holder includes a first receiving portion affixed perpendicularly in relation to a second receiving portion via a pair of connection rods. The first receiving portion includes an open loop having a first end and a second end, wherein the open loop removable secures to a spout of a laundry detergent container. The second receiving portion includes a pair of opposing arcuate rod members that receive a cup. The pair of connection rods are affixed to the ends of the open loop and extend downwardly therefrom, wherein a bottom end of each connection rod is affixed to a distal end of an arcuate rod member of the second receiving portion. The opposing arcuate members are disconnected such that they can move away from one another to receive cups having varying diameters.

The present invention provides an attachable cup holder for a laundry detergent container. The attachable cup holder includes a first receiving portion affixed perpendicularly in relation to a second receiving portion via a pair of connection rods. The first receiving portion includes an open loop having a first end and a second end, wherein the open loop removable secures to a spout of a laundry detergent container. The second receiving portion includes a pair of opposing arcuate rod members that receive a cup. The pair of connection rods are affixed to the ends of the open loop and extend downwardly therefrom, wherein a bottom end of each connection rod is affixed to a distal end of an arcuate rod member of the second receiving portion. The opposing arcuate members are disconnected such that they can move away from one another to receive cups having varying diameters.

The present disclosure relates generally to an improved mounting assembly. In general, the mounting device includes a cover plate, a frame (at least a portion of which is adjacent to the cover plate), and an accessory that is attachable to the cover plate. The frame includes generally horizontal top and bottom portions or members that cooperatively limit or prohibit lateral motion of the cover plate relative to the frame when the cover plate is attached to the frame and is attached to a wall or vertical surface. The presence of the generally horizontal bottom and top portions or members facilitate faster and easier application and removal of the mounting assembly to a wall or other vertical surface by permitting the mounting assembly removed from the backplate on the wall in a single ste p.

A self-contained sanitation system for handwashing hands of a user in the absence of running water is provided. The self-contained sanitation system comprises a base having a top surface, a bottom surface substantially opposite the top surface, and a perimeter side between the top surface and the bottom surface. A soap holder is mounted to the perimeter side of the base. A jar for holding a predetermined amount of water is positionable on the top surface of the base. The jar has an open end and a closed end. A spigot is mounted in the jar for selectively dispensing the water from the jar. Water dispensed from the jar through the spigot upon the hands of the user allows a user to hand wash in the absence of running water.

A self-contained sanitation system for handwashing hands of a user in the absence of running water is provided. The self-contained sanitation system comprises a base having a top surface, a bottom surface substantially opposite the top surface, and a perimeter side between the top surface and the bottom surface. A soap holder is mounted to the perimeter side of the base. A jar for holding a predetermined amount of water is positionable on the top surface of the base. The jar has an open end and a closed end. A spigot is mounted in the jar for selectively dispensing the water from the jar. Water dispensed from the jar through the spigot upon the hands of the user allows a user to hand wash in the absence of running water.

An article support for a surface, the support including a base having a first end portion and a second end portion, the base first end portion is adjacent to the surface. A reservoir is disposed within the second end portion, the reservoir having a terminating margin periphery forming an aperture. An omni-directional substantially planar extension originating at the margin periphery and outwardly terminating in an outer perimeter, the planar extension has a segmented primary surface and a secondary surface wherein the secondary surface faces the first end portion. A portion of the primary surface is formed from an inverted equilateral square pyramid wherein an apex of the pyramid is disposed within the aperture. Operationally, the article is placed upon the primary surface, the article having a plurality of point contacts upon the primary surface causing the article to clear the margin periphery for drainage from the article into the reservoir.

An article support for a surface, the support including a base having a first end portion and a second end portion, the base first end portion is adjacent to the surface. A reservoir is disposed within the second end portion, the reservoir having a terminating margin periphery forming an aperture. An omni-directional substantially planar extension originating at the margin periphery and outwardly terminating in an outer perimeter, the planar extension has a segmented primary surface and a secondary surface wherein the secondary surface faces the first end portion. A portion of the primary surface is formed from an inverted equilateral square pyramid wherein an apex of the pyramid is disposed within the aperture. Operationally, the article is placed upon the primary surface, the article having a plurality of point contacts upon the primary surface causing the article to clear the margin periphery for drainage from the article into the reservoir.

The present invention comprises an upright standing soap hosting device with a holder/brackets for soap that rest on and allows the soap to stand and never touch the bottom of the soap dish/case. The hosting device is configured in different sizes to accommodate different shapes and molds of soap.