A shopping cart handle cover with integrated dispenser is provided. The device includes an elongated body having a first end opposite a second end. A slot is disposed on a lower side of the elongated body extending along a longitudinal axis thereof, wherein the slot is dimensioned to removably secure a shopping cart handle therein. An internal reservoir is disposed within the elongated body, wherein the internal reservoir is in fluid communication with a dispensing aperture disposed through an upper side of the elongated body. The internal reservoir is deformable to force a fluid stored therein through the dispensing aperture when the elongated body is compressed. In some embodiments, one or more accessory containers affixed to an exterior of the elongated body.

A disposable cart liner includes a sheet of thin material having a perimeter formed by a first longitudinal edge, an opposing second longitudinal edge, a first lateral edge, and an opposing second lateral edge. A tension fastener is woven through apertures in the perimeter. The sheet fits at least around a handlebar and into a seat portion of a shopping cart. A cape is formed at the periphery. A shopping liner kit includes a container, a disposable cart liner, and one or more additional liners. The additional liners are chosen from a pair of disposable gloves with a tension fastener; a baby bottle liner with a tension fastener; and a toilet seat cover with a tension fastener.

A sanitizer for sliding over and sanitizing an elongated member such as a shopping cart handle includes a main body including a bottom housing and a top housing selectively interlockable with each other and defining therebetween a tunnel having a cross-sectional dimension and a general shape that match a corresponding cross sectional dimension and a shape of the elongated member. The top housing has a chamber for holding therein a sanitizing fluid dispenser that is positioned to dispense a sanitizing fluid onto the elongated member. A wiping material is disposed along the tunnel in the main body, in a position and in a manner that enables wiping the sanitizing fluid onto the elongated member as the sanitizer is slid over the elongated member.

A sanitary cover arrangement for a shopping cart handle includes a tubular base mount configured to be coupled around the shopping cart handle, a tubular outer sleeve configured to be coupled around the tubular base mount, and a plurality of sanitary film layers coupled to the tubular outer sleeve. Each of the sanitary film layers are dispensable from the tubular outer sleeve. A topmost layer of the plurality of sanitary film layers is removable for exposing another layer therebeneath for providing a sanitary surface for gripping the shopping cart handle.

A detachable shopping handle device includes a handgrip, an arm and a clamp for gripping shopping cart handles. The clamp may be sized and configured to snap onto the handle or the clamp may open to fit over the handle and close to grip it. The device arm may telescope or fold. The device may include two spaced-apart clamps. The clamp may be detachable from the arm. The arm may include a hook for carrying a shopping bag. The device may include a rechargeable battery and a connection for charging a phone. A carrying case may be used to hold the device.

A manually movable trolley contains a basket for receiving goods and a tube connected to the basket. The tube has a first tube section which is at a distance from the basket and extends substantially parallel to the rear side of the basket, the tube section forming a handlebar for the shopping trolley. Respective second tube sections border on both sides of the first tube section and in the second tube sections the pipe bends towards the shopping trolley. Third tube sections border on each second tube section, and in the third tube sections the tube extends in a straight line. Fourth tube sections border on each third tube section, and in the fourth tube sections the tube bends at least substantially downwards. The second tube sections contain a sleeve that partially surrounds the periphery of the tube, and the sleeve has a separate handle that projects upward from the handlebar.

A hygienic peel-off paper roll for application to a cart handle comprises a paper roll formed of a semi-rigid tube and a plurality of sheets of paper wrapped around the tube, wherein the paper roll is sized to accommodate the diameter and length of the cart handle and provided with a slit therethrough along its length such that the paper roll may be applied to and cover the handle by forcing it onto the handle at the slit, to cause the paper roll to flex outwardly and over the handle and resiliently return to its original shape on the handle. The sheets are preferably adhered to the tube at the opposite ends of the tube, and a top one of the sheets of paper may be removed from the paper roll to thereby expose a sheet underneath the top one of the sheets.

A shopping cart handle cover comprises layers of fabric that wrap around the circumference of a shopping cart handle. An inner layer of high friction gripping fabric is in direct contact with the shopping cart handle, preventing the cover from moving around the handle when attached. Affixed along one edge of the inner layer of fabric are narrow strips of one of hook and loop fabric. Overlaying the inner layer is a layer of batting material to provide padding for comfort of the user when gripping the cover around the cart handle. An outer layer of durable fabric overlays the other layers of the cover. Affixed to the outer layer are moderately sized strips of the hook-and-loop counterpart to the strips on the inner layer, the strips on the outer layer affixed to an edge of the cover opposite the edge where strips are affixed to the inner layer.

A reusable universal shopping cart handle cover having an elongated body capped on both terminal ends with collars. There is a slit that runs from one collar through the elongated body and to the other collars, making one long slit to receive a shopping cart handle. The collar has an open notch and a flared out slit opening to allow easy insertion of a shopping cart handle. The collar has grasping tabs so a user may manually force the collar slit to open.

A handle covering device for inhibiting microbial transfer according to various aspects of the present technology may comprise an elongated body having a center body section and two opposing ends. The elongated body includes an interior receiving section configured to fit around and temporarily attach to a handle of a shopping cart. The interior receiving section may include one or more surface elements configured to increase a gripping force between the handle covering device and the shopping cart handle. The center body section and the opposing ends may be configured to flexibly adjust and conform to the shopping cart handle during use.