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.

Dispensers are capable of being used in one orientation for dispensing paper towels upwardly when situated on a countertop and also in a second orientation for dispensing paper towels downwardly when mounted on a wall or other surface. Moreover, the dispensers can be easily modified to present a different finish by installing the desired outer shell components on the dispenser. The dispenser utilizes an inner cartridge adapted to house a stack of interleaved paper towels. The paper towels are urged by a spring toward a dispensing slot situated on a housing surrounding the cartridge. The spring urges the leading paper towel in the stack toward the dispensing slot in either orientation for convenient access to the towel by a user.

A dispenser for interfolded napkins includes a container having a supporting surface for supporting a stack of interfolded napkins. The supporting surface extends in a horizontal plane, and is surrounded by side walls extending in a vertical direction perpendicular to the supporting surface. The side walls define a dispensing opening opposite the supporting surface. At least one tab is arranged in the container for retaining the stack of napkins during withdrawal of a napkin from the stack. The tab is pivotably arranged in relation to the container between a holding position, in which the tab extends horizontally over at least a portion of the dispensing opening, and a refill position, in which the tab is directed away from the dispensing opening. The tab pivots about a living hinge. One or more stop surfaces limit an extent to which the tab is able to turn about the living hinge toward the dispensing mouth.

A dispenser for dispensing a selectable quantity of absorbent sheet products is provided. The dispenser includes a container for containing a stack of absorbent sheet products, and an opening through which at least one absorbent sheet product is graspable. The opening includes a main portion in a first side of the container and at least one additional portion extending the main portion towards a second side of the container such that the, at least one, additional portion extends above and transversally relatively to the stack of absorbent sheet products contained in the container. The, at least one, additional portion defines multiple exposing zones along an axis (x) from one end of the main portion towards another end of the main portion. Each additional portion has a length from the axis (x) being associated with a maximum amount of absorbent sheet products graspable at the same time in a single seizure by a user.

Dispensing containers including a bottom, a top, and one or more side walls defining an interior cavity within the container. A support structure adjacent the bottom of the container forms an angle between a top surface of the support structure and the bottom that is from 120° to 150°. This allows the container to accommodate a rectangular stack of wipes positioned within the interior cavity of the container, in a substantially vertical orientation, with the short side contacting the bottom of the container, and the underside of the stack contacting the top surface of the support structure. The stack of wipes may be taller than the height of the container, fitting into the container due to the slightly angled orientation of the stack, the flexible nature of the stack of wipes, and the support structure allowing the stack to bend or flop over the support.

There is provided a sheet product dispenser including a housing defining a product containing chamber and having an opening defined in a top portion thereof; and at least one product size adjustment plate insertable in the product containing chamber, detachably engageable with the housing, and obstructing at least partially the opening when engaged with the housing. There is also provided a kit of product size adjustment plates to be used in combination with a sheet product dispenser and a method to convert a sheet product dispenser.

Dispensers are capable of being used in one orientation for dispensing paper towels upwardly when situated on a countertop and also in a second orientation for dispensing paper towels downwardly when mounted on a wall or other surface. Moreover, the dispensers can be easily modified to present a different finish by installing the desired outer shell components on the dispenser. The dispenser utilizes an inner cartridge adapted to house a stack of interleaved paper towels. The paper towels are urged by a spring toward a dispensing slot situated on a housing surrounding the cartridge. The spring urges the leading paper towel in the stack toward the dispensing slot in either orientation for convenient access to the towel by a user.

A diaper and wipe dispensing cabinet is provided. The device includes a housing centrally disposed on a panel. The housing further includes a front door. The front door provides access to an interior volume of the housing in which diapers are stored. A lower end of the interior volume includes a spring loaded platform that biases a spring upwardly, thereby forcing stored diapers upwardly within the interior volume toward a wide upper region of an aperture disposed on the front door. The wide upper region allows for easy retrieval a diaper when the front door is secured to the housing via a latch. An upper portion of the housing further includes a plurality of members extending upwardly above the housing defining a recessed area. The panel further includes a plurality of shelves for additional storage and at least one hook to attach the device to a support structure.

The present application relates to a pre-packaged wipe enclosure comprising a cavity for holding pre-packaged wipes and an integrated receptable separated from the cavity, a first opening providing access to the cavity, a second opening providing access to the integrated receptacle, a first hinged door to cover the first opening, and a second hinged door to cover the second opening.

Light-weight containers for holding, transporting and dispensing light-weight tissues and other wipes which provide for dispensing unused tissues from one compartment and receiving used tissues into the second compartment.