A household tissue storage container including a container main body and an open/close lid. The container main body includes an upper container main body, a lower container main body, a connector, and a button provided on an upper surface of the upper container main body, to open and close the open/close lid. The button includes a button side fitter projecting downward, and button side ribs projecting downward from the button in front of the button side fitter. The upper container main body includes a button attaching portion including a main body side fitter which projects upward and to which the button side fitter is be fitted, and main body side ribs projecting forward from an outer surface of the main body side fitter, and in attaching the button to the button attaching portion, the button side ribs are inserted and fitted between the adjacent main body side ribs.

The present invention fulfills the above and other objects by providing a combination dispensing and disposal container having a dispensing end with a dispensing opening for dispensing new items, such as facial tissue, wet wipes, candy, etc. On the side of the container is a disposal opening for accepting trash. A partition located inside of the container separates a storage compartment where new items are held from a disposal compartment where trash is held. The combination dispensing and disposal container is usable for individual personal use, provides an all-in-one convenient box for separated new items form used items, and can be used anywhere. The entirety of the combination dispensing and disposal container may be discarded into the trash or recycled upon the disposal compartment being filled with used items.

A system and control method for determining an amount of paper product dispensed from a dispenser or remaining in the dispenser is provided. The paper product is initially loaded in the dispenser as a paper product formation, such as a roll or stack of the product. At defined intervals, a digital image of an aspect of the paper product formation in the dispenser is taken and transmitted to a digital imager processor. A feature of the digital image that changes as the paper product formation decreases in size as the paper product is dispensed is analyzed and compared with a predetermined value of the feature at a predefined size of the paper product formation to determine an amount of the paper product dispensed or remaining in the dispenser.

A dispensing device for single-use articles is provided. In certain embodiments, the dispensing device comprises a wall-mounted unit or fixture that is capable of holding at least different articles and providing those articles to a user. Packaging devices for use and cooperation with the dispensing device are further provided, and various systems for storing and dispensing articles are provided.

A dispensing device for single-use articles is provided. In certain embodiments, the dispensing device comprises a wall-mounted unit or fixture that is capable of holding at least different articles and providing those articles to a user. Packaging devices for use and cooperation with the dispensing device are further provided, and various systems for storing and dispensing articles are provided.

A portable disinfectant wipe system has a dispenser for holding disinfectant wipes. A plurality of disinfectant wipes is contained within the dispenser. An adhesive material is attached to a rear surface of the dispenser.

The present invention relates to a disinfectant wet wash dispenser device primarily comprised of a body further including a base plate assembly and a front plate assembly, wherein a plurality of disinfecting wet washes are stored within the body. The base plate assembly can further be secured to a wall or other surface, wherein the front plate assembly attaches to the base plate assembly via a lip and a locking assembly that can be locked or unlocked via a specialized key. The front plate assembly further has a top surface that allows a user to pull a single or a plurality of disinfectant wet wash(s) out of the body when needed. In one embodiment, the front plate has a viewing window to allow a user to view the amount (i.e. volume) of disinfectant wet washes remaining within the device. Further, the disinfectant wet washes may be stored within a bag or canister within the body.

The present disclosure relates to novel and advantageous cases for holding multiple items. Particularly, the present disclosure relates to novel and advantageous cases for holding one or more dispensers, wherein product may be dispensed from the dispensers while the items are in the case. More particularly, the present disclosure relates to novel and advantageous cases for holding multiple items and dispensers, at least one of the items or dispensers being pet or child related, wherein product may be dispensed from the dispenser(s) while the dispenser(s) are in the case.

A sheet product dispenser for dispensing sheet product from a supply of sheet product reduces accumulation of the sheet product in the chute. The dispenser comprises a housing including a chute having a sheet product dispensing opening, a sheet product feed roller assembly disposed in the housing and configured to feed sheet product from the supply of sheet product into the chute, and a pusher disposed in the housing and configured to engage the sheet product fed from the sheet product feed roller assembly at a location downstream from the sheet product feed roller assembly and push the sheet product fed from the sheet product feed roller assembly toward the dispensing opening to reduce accumulation of the sheet product in the chute. A related method of reducing accumulation of the sheet product in the chute also is provided.

A sanitary wipe dispensing assembly for positioning sanitary wipes proximate to a toilet includes a box has a rear facet, a front facet, opposed vertical facets, and opposed horizontal facets. One of the front facet, the opposed vertical facets, and a first one of the opposed horizontal facets is open for insertion of a container of sanitary wipes. The box can be mounted to a substantially vertical surface proximate to a toilet so that the rear facet abuts the substantially vertical surface. An aperture is positioned in a second one of the opposed horizontal facets. A sanitary wipe protruding through the aperture can be grasped and pulled by a user to dispense it from the container for use in maintaining personal hygiene.