A dispenser includes a housing, a cartridge, and a pump assembly. The housing has a first liquid disposed therein, and the cartridge has a second liquid disposed therein. The pump assembly includes a tube. The first liquid is drawn from the housing into the tube through a first inlet in the tube when the pump assembly is actuated, and the second liquid is drawn from the cartridge into the tube through a second inlet in the tube when the pump assembly is actuated. The first and second liquids are combined within the tube to form a mixture.

A shower head assembly for cleaning fluid integration that includes: a shower head, where the shower head is attachable to a water pipe; a connector at a connection end of the shower head, where the connector connects the shower head to a water pipe; a first nozzle extending from a first side of a connector attached to the end of the shower head; a first tube extending from the first nozzle into a bottom of a first canister; a second nozzle extending from a second side of a connector attached to the end of the shower head; and a second tube extending from the second nozzle into a bottom of a second canister, wherein in the first canister and second canister includes a cleaning fluid and said cleaning fluid flows through each respective tube into water flow through the connector. The first nozzle enables release of cleaning fluid from the first canister to the first tube and the second nozzle enables release of cleaning fluid from the second canister to the second tube. In one particular embodiment, the first canister includes a body wash and the second canister includes a shampoo.

A shower head assembly for cleaning fluid integration that includes: a shower head, where the shower head is attachable to a water pipe; a connector at a connection end of the shower head, where the connector connects the shower head to a water pipe; a first nozzle extending from a first side of a connector attached to the end of the shower head; a first tube extending from the first nozzle into a bottom of a first canister; a second nozzle extending from a second side of a connector attached to the end of the shower head; and a second tube extending from the second nozzle into a bottom of a second canister, wherein in the first canister and second canister includes a cleaning fluid and said cleaning fluid flows through each respective tube into water flow through the connector. The first nozzle enables release of cleaning fluid from the first canister to the first tube and the second nozzle enables release of cleaning fluid from the second canister to the second tube. In one particular embodiment, the first canister includes a body wash and the second canister includes a shampoo.

A sealing device for a system for applying a liquid coating product comprises an inner conduit suitable for sealably surrounding an actuating rod of the application system, a frame and a sealing gasket made from a synthetic material comprising an O-ring mounted around a lip of the gasket suitable for being pressed against the actuating rod, the frame and the gasket forming a single-piece assembly suitable for being mounted in a housing of the application system.

A dispenser includes a housing defining an internal volume. A cartridge is coupled with the housing. A tube extends into the internal volume of the housing. A first liquid is drawn from the internal volume into the tube through a first inlet in the tube when the pump assembly is actuated. A connecting member is positioned in the internal volume of the housing and coupled to the cartridge and the tube. A second liquid is drawn from the cartridge, through the connecting member, and into the tube through a second inlet in the tube when the pump assembly is actuated.

Embodiments of a spray gun incorporating a needle for applying multiple component materials are provided. In accordance with certain embodiments, the spray gun includes a fluid delivery tip assembly comprising an inner passage, a hollow needle disposed within the inner passage of the fluid delivery tip assembly, wherein the hollow needle comprises at least two indentions along an outer circumferential surface of the hollow needle near an end of the hollow needle, a first passage configured to deliver a first spray fluid to a fluid tip exit of the fluid delivery tip assembly, wherein the first passage is defined by a volume between the fluid delivery tip assembly and the hollow needle, and a second passage through the hollow needle, wherein the second passage is configured to deliver a second spray fluid to the fluid tip exit of the fluid delivery tip assembly.

A nebulizer with a negative pressure structure includes a nebulization body, a carrying cavity, a nebulizing element and a negative pressure generating element. The carrying cavity is provided for carrying a nebulized liquid and has a through hole. The nebulizing element is installed at the through hole and includes a piezoelectric driving unit and a nebulizing plate disposed on a side of the piezoelectric driving unit. The negative pressure generating element is formed on the carrying cavity and provided for changing the volume of the carrying cavity or removing air from the carrying cavity to reduce the air pressure in the carrying cavity, so as to nebulize a liquid of low surface tension or high viscosity effectively.

A fluid mixing and delivery system, e.g., for use in chemical injection of irrigation systems or wash-down stations, has a main fluid conduit with an inlet and an outlet, a bypass conduit with an inlet and an outlet, a venturi, a chemical storage tank, and a static mixer. The bypass conduit inlet connects to the main fluid conduit downstream of the main fluid conduit inlet and the bypass section outlet connects to the main fluid conduit upstream of the main fluid conduit outlet. The venturi is located in-line with the bypass conduit between the bypass conduit inlet and the bypass conduit outlet. The chemical storage tank is fluidly connected to an individual supply line, which fluidly connects to the venturi. The static mixer is located in-line with the main fluid conduit between the bypass conduit outlet and the main fluid conduit outlet.

A fluid mixing and delivery system, e.g., for use in chemical injection of irrigation systems or wash-down stations, has a main fluid conduit with an inlet and an outlet, a bypass conduit with an inlet and an outlet, a venturi, a chemical storage tank, and a static mixer. The bypass conduit inlet connects to the main fluid conduit downstream of the main fluid conduit inlet and the bypass section outlet connects to the main fluid conduit upstream of the main fluid conduit outlet. The venturi is located in-line with the bypass conduit between the bypass conduit inlet and the bypass conduit outlet. The chemical storage tank is fluidly connected to an individual supply line, which fluidly connects to the venturi. The static mixer is located in-line with the main fluid conduit between the bypass conduit outlet and the main fluid conduit outlet.

A chemical dispensing apparatus to deliver a treatment solution includes a housing configured to be mounted to a wall surface and main fluid passage fitted with an inlet hose coupling at one end and an outlet hose coupling at an opposite end. A control valve is disposed across the main fluid passage at an upstream location and a flap valve is disposed across the main fluid passage at a downstream location of the control valve. A chemical mixing fluid passage is connected at one end to the first control valve and connected at an opposite end to the flap valve. A siphon tube connects a fluid accumulator and the chemical mixing fluid passage such that a flow of fluid through the chemical mixing passage results in liquid chemical contained in the fluid accumulator being drawn through the siphon tube into the flow of fluid through chemical mixing fluid passage.