A method of storing a product that contains a volatile component within a fluid storage reservoir formed with enclosing walls having a permeability that permits limited passage of the volatile component from the storage reservoir to the atmosphere, preferably with the method increasing the shelf life of the product stored, and a fluid storage reservoir with a first container containing the fluid product to be dispensed including the volatile component and a second container containing a sacrifice material including the same volatile component with an intermediate transfer wall shared by both the first container and the second container for transfer of the volatile component between the first container and the second container. The product preferably is a surface cleaner or a hand sanitizer including 30 to 95% ethanol.

The present invention provides a packaging container for bulk solids. The container comprises a container body having a container wall extending from a container bottom to a container opening in a height direction of the container. The container wall and the container bottom delimit an inner space in the container, and a first peelable or tearable sealing membrane being attached to an inner surface of the container wall forms a roof over a first inner compartment in the inner space. A second peelable or tearable sealing membrane is applied between the first peelable or tearable sealing membrane and an edge of the container opening and is attached to the inner surface of the container wall. The first peelable or tearable sealing membrane forms a floor of a second inner compartment in the inner space and the second peelable or tearable sealing membrane forms a roof over the second inner compartment.

A method of reducing static charge of a plastic container is provided. The method includes providing a PECVD coating of SiCOH, SiO.sub.x or SiOH to an external support surface of the container. The PECVD coating reduces static charge of the container compared to a reference container that is essentially identical to the container except that the reference container is uncoated.

The present invention relates to a closed-head drum (10) with inserted thin-walled inliner (22) of multilayer plastic film for storing and transporting liquid or free-flowing filling materials. In order to improve the use of liners in closed-head drums, and to facilitate in particular the handling for the users such as the filling and emptying operators, so as to allow the closed-head drum (10) with liner (22) to be handled in precisely the same way as a closed-head drum without a liner, the present invention provides for the liner surface to adhere, or be adhesively bonded in a detachable manner, to the inner wall of the drum by virtue of a vacuum being created in the intermediate air space between the inner wall of the drum and liner surface and by thermal activation by means of hot air injection into the interior of the inliner.

Medicated starch-based powder formulations are packaged to ensure the medication remains stable for a desired shelf life. The medicated starch-based powder formulation may be packaged in a sealed container so as to maintain medicament functionality for at least one year. The container may be fabricated and/or lined with a low permeability coefficient and sealed with a foil heat induction seal liner. The container may be treated with a media to alter the surface properties of the container to increase the integrity of the container. The medicated starch-based powder formulation may include cornstarch and menthol.

A mask substrate and a kit including the same are provided. The mask substrate includes a substrate layer; the substrate layer is prepared by freeze-drying a plant slice having a predetermined thickness under a predetermined condition. After the mask substrate is rehydrated with an infiltrating liquid, a surface of the mask substrate is able to be applied to the skin of an individual. In one of the aspects, the mask substrate may effectively absorb water or essence liquid through a natural fiber pore structure, which may release active substances contained in the substrate to improve the skin moisturizing effect.

The current application is directed towards a compact ingredient container for separately storing small quantities of baking ingredients and allowing for easy dispensing thereof. In a version, the compact container generally comprises a compartment body comprising a plurality of separate compartments, each separate compartment providing a depth and a volume of space, and terminating at an upper perimeter defining a top opening. The compact container may provide one or more lids configured to operably connect and close over each of the respective top openings of the plurality of compartments, thereby forming a sealed volume of space within each compartment for each independent baking ingredient contained therein.

A bag comprised of paper that is closed, sealed, or resealed for holding food or another object. The bag having an open top, interior and exterior surface. The bag further comprising a closure mechanism.

There is provided a liquid stabilizer that can achieve a soft vinyl chloride resin composition having excellent blocking resistance and excellent transparency. A liquid stabilizer for a soft vinyl chloride resin according to the present invention includes: an organic acid zinc salt; an alkaline earth metal salt of an organic acid; and polypropylene glycol having a number-average molecular weight of 2,000 or more and/or ricinoleic acid.

The present disclosure relates to a carrier apparatus primarily for carrying containers having food products therein; but secondarily for carrying containers having any type of products contained therein. Specifically, the carrier apparatus of the present invention allows a user to transport various amounts and types of containers securely, minimizing disturbance to products, such as food products, contained therein. More specifically, the carrier apparatus of the present invention comprises a first configuration for carrying a first amount of containers and a second configuration for carrying a second amount of containers.