A double structure bag includes an inner bag including a second food storage opening, wherein the inner bag includes a first and second bent portions located in an area adjacent to the second food storage opening, and wherein the first bent portion includes first openings at both side, and the second bent portion includes second openings at both side; an outer bag in which the inner bag is stored, having a first food storage opening, wherein the outer bag includes a tunnel, which having third openings at its both ends; and two elongated zipping members, each of which placed in one of the first and second bent portions, respectively, wherein both ends of each elongated zipping member are placed outside the outer bag by passing through the tunnel and by coming out from the third openings, respectively, whereby the second food storage opening is closed by pulling the elongated zipping members from the side to side, and wherein the elongated zipping members are tied together after area where the first food storage opening is formed is folded.

A double structure bag includes an inner bag including a second food storage opening, wherein the inner bag includes a first and second bent portions located in an area adjacent to the second food storage opening, and wherein the first bent portion includes first openings at both side, and the second bent portion includes second openings at both side; an outer bag in which the inner bag is stored, having a first food storage opening, wherein the outer bag includes a tunnel, which having third openings at its both ends; and two elongated zipping members, each of which placed in one of the first and second bent portions, respectively, wherein both ends of each elongated zipping member are placed outside the outer bag by passing through the tunnel and by coming out from the third openings, respectively, whereby the second food storage opening is closed by pulling the elongated zipping members from the side to side, and wherein the elongated zipping members are tied together after area where the first food storage opening is formed is folded.

A nut/seed and shell storage bag that provides a convenient and organized way to store food items such as nuts, candy, and peanuts along with their leftover shells, candy wrappers, and other waste. The storage bag features a first compartment for storing the food items and a second compartment for storing the waste wherein the two compartments are formed by a common barrier placed inside the bag. In one embodiment, the compartments are secured by resealable fasteners for protecting the stored items. In some embodiments, the bag is in the form of a canister designed to fit in a cupholder of a vehicle. The device provides an easy way to keep the area clean while enjoying snacks.

A nut/seed and shell storage bag that provides a convenient and organized way to store food items such as nuts, candy, and peanuts along with their leftover shells, candy wrappers, and other waste. The storage bag features a first compartment for storing the food items and a second compartment for storing the waste wherein the two compartments are formed by a common barrier placed inside the bag. In one embodiment, the compartments are secured by resealable fasteners for protecting the stored items. In some embodiments, the bag is in the form of a canister designed to fit in a cupholder of a vehicle. The device provides an easy way to keep the area clean while enjoying snacks.

Among other things, a dispenser for dispensing material is provided herein. The dispenser includes a cover. The dispenser is configured to receive a container from which material is dispensed. The container is adapted to be supported by the cover. Biasing structure is adapted to apply a force to the container to facilitate dispensing the material from the container.

Among other things, a dispenser for dispensing material is provided herein. The dispenser includes a cover. The dispenser is configured to receive a container from which material is dispensed. The container is adapted to be supported by the cover. Biasing structure is adapted to apply a force to the container to facilitate dispensing the material from the container.

A compartmented footwear bag defined by a front panel, a back panel, a top panel, and a bottom panel. The top panel defining a first closable opening and the bottom panel defining a second closeable opening. The footwear bag divided into a first compartment and a second compartment by a flexible inner divider, the flexible inner divider secured to the back panel proximate to the top panel to define a first inner edge proximate the top panel and secured to the front panel proximate to the bottom panel to define a second inner edge proximate the bottom panel.

A compartmented footwear bag defined by a front panel, a back panel, a top panel, and a bottom panel. The top panel defining a first closable opening and the bottom panel defining a second closeable opening. The footwear bag divided into a first compartment and a second compartment by a flexible inner divider, the flexible inner divider secured to the back panel proximate to the top panel to define a first inner edge proximate the top panel and secured to the front panel proximate to the bottom panel to define a second inner edge proximate the bottom panel.

A toy includes a number of play objects that constitute surprises or prizes that are serially revealed to the child as the child removes various layers of wrappings from the toy. Some play objects are located between layers of wrapping. Other play objects are tucked into outer recesses of a spherical shell which is covered by the wrappings, such that removing one of the layers of wrappings reveals one compartment containing one play object at a time. Once all of the wrappings have been removed, the shell comes apart, thus revealing yet another play object. The play object within the shell can be a toy figure such as a doll, with other play objects that were previously revealed being clothing, accessories for the doll, or cards that contain information or other indicia that has a play relationship to the toy figure. The objects that are serially revealed bear a play relationship with one another.

A toy includes a number of play objects that constitute surprises or prizes that are serially revealed to the child as the child removes various layers of wrappings from the toy. Some play objects are located between layers of wrapping. Other play objects are tucked into outer recesses of a spherical shell which is covered by the wrappings, such that removing one of the layers of wrappings reveals one compartment containing one play object at a time. Once all of the wrappings have been removed, the shell comes apart, thus revealing yet another play object. The play object within the shell can be a toy figure such as a doll, with other play objects that were previously revealed being clothing, accessories for the doll, or cards that contain information or other indicia that has a play relationship to the toy figure. The objects that are serially revealed bear a play relationship with one another.