A container for fluid, including a container housing, a button atop the container housing, an overcap at least partially enclosing the button, the overcap having an orifice to allow flow of the fluid and an aperture for facilitating actuation of the button, the overcap further having a projecting member, and a fitting member disposed at least partially circumferentially about the container.

A container for fluid, including a container housing, a button atop the container housing, an overcap at least partially enclosing the button, the overcap having an orifice to allow flow of the fluid and an aperture for facilitating actuation of the button, the overcap further having a projecting member, and a fitting member disposed at least partially circumferentially about the container.

A firehose handle device that secures to a firehose and nozzle interface. The firehose handle device has two spaced apart handles oriented transverse to the firehose/nozzle coupling when secured thereto. In certain embodiments, the handles may be selectively adjustable relative to each other.

A firehose handle device that secures to a firehose and nozzle interface. The firehose handle device has two spaced apart handles oriented transverse to the firehose/nozzle coupling when secured thereto. In certain embodiments, the handles may be selectively adjustable relative to each other.

A self-rotating device for cleaning with ultra-high water pressure having a base supported by front and rear wheels with a handle extending therefrom. A spray bar assembly with a plurality of nozzles constructed and arranged to cause rotation of the spray bar through fluid discharge is mounted beneath the base. A hydraulic pump is positioned with spray bar and coupled to a reservoir mounted on the handle. The hydraulic pump is rotated by the spray bar assembly, causing hydraulic fluid to recirculate through the reservoir, wherein an adjustable flow valve permits control of the spray bar assembly rotation speed.

A flexible container (10) is disclosed. The flexible container (10) includes four panels (18, 20, 22, 24), each panel comprising a flexible multilayer film. Each flexible multilayer film is composed of a polymeric material. The four panels form (i) a body, (ii) a neck, and (iii) a handle. The handle (12) has an upper handle portion (12a) and a pair of spaced-apart legs (13, 15). The legs extend from the upper handle portion to the body on opposing sides of the neck. The flexible container includes a fitment (70) sealed to the neck. The flexible container includes a dispensing pump (100) attached to the fitment. The flexible container can provide a metered dose from a dispensing pump and the dispensing pump can also function as a handle to hand-carry the flexible container.

The present utility model relates to a fogger, comprising: a casing with an air suction inlet and a spray port; an air duct assembly located in the said casing, wherein the air duct assembly includes an air duct shell and a fan, of which the said air duct shell has an air inlet, an air outlet, and an air duct that connects the said air inlet and the said air outlet, and the said fan is located in the said air duct; the said air inlet is connected to the said air suction inlet, the said air outlet is connected to the said spray port; and a liquid storage tank located in the said casing, wherein the liquid storage tank delivers liquid to the said spray port via a liquid delivery tube, and the said air duct is connected to the said liquid storage tank via an air delivery tube. A fogger of the present utility model can effectively improve the convenience of use.

[Object] To provide a pump dispenser that makes it possible to prevent air from entering a conduit even in a case where there is little liquid left in a vessel and prevent back-flow drippage of the liquid from the conduit even in a case where the pump dispenser has been removed from the vessel.

[Solution] An adaptor A that is attached to a pump dispenser B configured to suck up liquid out of a vessel via a conduit 3 and eject the liquid from a nozzle includes a tubular portion 1 that is attachable to the conduit 3 and that has an opening in an upper part thereof and a bottom wall portion 11 forming the bottom of the tubular portion 1. The bottom wall portion 11 includes an outlet hole 2, and the diameter ER of the outlet hole is smaller than the inner diameter TR of the conduit.

A ground sprayer includes a front portion and a rear portion. A marking fluid is stored in a fluid reservoir removably mounted in the front portion. A pump disposed in the front portion draws the marking fluid from the fluid reservoir through a manifold, and the pump drives the marking fluid out of a nozzle. An actuator is disposed in the rear portion and can activate the pump based on a command from the user. The rear portion includes a handle such that the user can fully support and operate the ground sprayer with a single hand.

A guiding pipe for a water sprayer, and the water sprayer has a handle with an intake end configured to connect to a water source and another end connected a spray head through a guiding pipe. The guiding pipe has a spiral main tube provided with a respective circular connecting section at each end, and the circular connecting sections are respectively connected to the handle and the spray head.